The morning call., 1891-12-07

pest man, MIR. John Mersielder groomsman,
and The ushers were MessrS. Thomas Hodge
and e. NJ. Bixby.
Many elegant presents were received by
the happy couple, including handsome
gut from the Ufficiary OF Genital NJ. E.
Church, with whom Mr.. Mersf lder has
been associated for years.
After short trip to Stockton (the Groom's
early homel they will reside at $40 Eddy
street.
c. L. 4. S. Installation.
c. l.. A. S.. No. Is. held its annual in
stallation Of officers at Myrtle Hall. South
San Francisco. Oh the 10Th ult Mrs. NJ.
Deaue, Grand Pres dent. conducted the in
stall alton ceremonies, assisted by Miss Mag
gle Bowling, who acted rs Marshal.
Following is list of the officers: Past
President, Miss Verdi Gilmore; President,
Miss Cecilia Graves; Senior Vice-P resident,
Miss Mary Cronin; Junior Vice Presi-
dent, Miss Maggie Bowling; Recording and
Corresponding Secretary, Miss +. Graves;
Financial Secretary, Miss Maggie OCon-
nor; Treasurer. Mrs. NJ. GilIen; Marshal,
Nj SIS Amenayda LeQuime; Guard, Mrs. NJ
Schenkei, Executive Committee - Miss
Verdi Gilmore, Miss Flpren Graves, Miss
A. LeQuime. Mrs. Mary Williamson and
Miss N. Hollaren.
Immediately after installation pleasing
address was delivered by Mrs. NJ. Deane.
q. p, which was fully appreciated BY all
present. Refreshments were served and
cancing INDUCED in. Among those present
We're: Miss Nj. Tuite, G. D., Miss Nj. Sculy,
Miss p. Flynn and other members from
Branch II, which added much to the enjoy
ment Of the evening.
The Bloom-Levy Wedding.
On Thursday evening last very aus
picious wedding took place, uniting in mar
riage Miss Rose Stella Levy. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Levy Of 7o5 McAllster
street, to Mr.. Harry Bloom.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Falk Nidaver under a floral canopy.
After congrat ulatiOus had been rendered to
the newly married couple the guests re-
paired 10 the dning-hal, where a sumptu-
Gus Ierast was discussed. Champagne
flowed freely, humorous t0aSts were deiiv-
cred and many kilograms were read from
absent relatives aud friends.
The bride looked charming in toilet of
White silk, trimmed with Marquise feathers.
The corsage MAS low, with long sleeves, and
lace fell over the ung!oved hands. She
carried bouquet of hride-rOseS, and her
ornaments were diamonds. The toilets OF
The ladies' present we're noticeable for their
beauty and elegance
Dancing was induced in 20 the wee small
hours of morning to the strains of Bium'S
Band.
The presents were numerous and costly.
consisting of sIlverware, brlc-a-brac, dia-
monds and checks of unknown value
Mir. and Mrs. Harry Bloom left Tor short
tour, and will receive their fri ends next
Sunday 18th inst. at their future no me, 705
McAllIster street.
Party Ellis Street.
A very ENJOYABLE party was given to Miss
Frieda Buchholz by her many friends at the
residence of her PARENTS, 1927 Ellis street,
last Friday afternoon, the occasion being
the sixth anniversary of her birth. Among
those present were: Miss Fripda Buchholz
Miss Elsie Buchholz, Miss Ellie Aizeroth,
Miss Bertha AtZeroth, Miss Ageie Quadt,
Miss Tina Quadt, Master Louis QuadE, Mas
ter Carl kratz, Miss Addie Kraft. Master
Francis Grabau, Master Emil Grabau, Miss
Lille Frechtel, Miss Mabel Hssslar, Miss
Frieda Hesslnr, Miss Bertha katz, Miss
Hilda katz Miss Bertha Hecke, Miss An
ME GreggainS, Master George Greggains,
Miss Nellie Steel, Mrs. Il. Graham, Mrs. &.
Diiges, Mrs. j. QuadI, Mrs. c. kratZ, Mrs.
a. Neuenfeldt, Mrs. P. hesslar, Mrs. f.
Atzeroth and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Buchhoiz.
Parties TO Take Place.
The Semper ldem Club will give prone
made concert and hop at Union Square Hall
on Tuesday evening. January Il, 1892.
The Progress Club Will give Il party at
Union-square Hall on Friday evening, the
18th inst
The Del Monies will give their sixteenth
party a Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday
evening, the 18th inst.
home at their hall, S1i Geary street, On Fri
day evening, the 18th inst.
"The b VS. and Girls" have issued invita-
tons for a select party tn be held at Man
gels Hall, Nineteenth and Folsom streets,
on New Years eve.
A Chanekah ball will be given as bene-
fit TO Congregation Shaari Zedeek (S.ockt0u-
street Synagogue). in aid of its cemetery, at
B'nai Britt IL all. on SUNDAY. the 9th inst
The CorcuadCs Will give their sixth hop
of ID Eal al m NpNn
ing. the 30th inst.
The Goodwin Comedy Company will give
an entertainment and dance a; SARATOGA Hall,
Thursday evening. January I, 1892, when the
comedy French Flats" will be IrOduced
with strong cast.
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge will give
Leaf Social" in Odd Fellows Building
OIL Saturday evening. The 26ih inst. A pro-
gralDme introducing many novelties will be
followed by dancing.
The Clover Club viii tender their fifteenth
reception in Pioneer Hall on next Friday
evening. The usual care is promised for
all the arrangements.
Social Council. No. 46, o. c. T.. will en-
terrain their friends on next Thursday even
ing in their hall, Red Mems Building.
Friends are invited to attend without further
notice.
The Pacific Coast Association, Native Sons
of Vermont. Will give an entertainment to
include the comedy Little Toddiekins" at
their December meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall next Friday evening.
benefit entertainment will be given for
Nj. Girard, the well-knOwn musician who
is losing his sight, at Irving Hail next Sun
day evening.
Saints Peters and Paul's Assembly, No.
II, Y. NJ. {. L., Will give their first invita-
tiun party at Union-square Hall Oh Thurs
day evening next. II will be strictly al even
ing dress affair.
Court Apollo, No. 1902, A. o. F.. will give
their second ball at UnIon-square Hall on
Tuesday evening next.
The Dukes will give their initial party
Friday evening next at Union-square Hall.
An entertainment and ball viii be given
by the Danish society DANA, Branch No. .,
at Saratoga Hall on Saturday evening next.
Defiance Circle, No. IS. {. o. F., will give
a fisb-pond party at their hall. 900 Market
street. on Tuesday evening next
The second annual invitation ball and
exhibition drill of Golden Gate Legion, No.
8, Select Knights of America, will be held
at Harmony Hall, 1749 Mission street ON
Saturday evening next.
An entertainment and BAL will be given
by the Sons of ST. George at B'nai Birth
Hall, on Saturday evening next in aid OF
Brother Thomas Booth
a farewell benefit will be rendered to Mr..
Peter Sosso on Thursday evening next at
Irving Hall, on which occasion will be pro-
duced Shakespeare tragedy, 1.-The Moor of
Venice" by company Of amateurs.
Seven Pines Circle, No. 3, Ladies OF the
G. a. r., will hold their sixth annual camp
fire and ball on "Wednesday evening.
Orc Elmo ParlOr, No. Q, n. ID. G. W., will
give a social hop IN Union-square Hall ON
Wednesday evening next.
Hesperian Parlor. No. 1871, n. S. G. W,
will give party at NJ issiOn Opera Ii all on
Friday evening next
domino party will lie given by Pacific
Lodge, No. SIS, knights and Ladies of
Honor. at Union-square Hall this evening.
A celebration of the combined lodges of
the order of Hermann Sons in this State.
in honor OF the National Grand President,
r. Dickroeger. ana National Grand Secre-
tary l.. II. Hespos. Will take place at Ger
mania Hall this evening
Alta Parlor. No. g. Native Daughters of
the Golden West, will eiver their novel en-
tertainment, "The Merchants Carnival"
this week, for three DAYS, beginning this
evening, at Odd Fellows Hail. Some idea
of nla hnratp nrena rafinns bag nlrnndu