The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-29

children aud great-Ifdndchlldren were present
and assisted In celebrating the happy event. IL
was day of thanksgiving and praise that VIII
long be remembered by the participants. The
Judge has passed The summit and is gong down
IN hill OF life gradually, majeSticaily, peace
fully. he has grown old gracefully, aud time
has dealt merclfullv with him. he hair on his
bOnOred head has become silver crown, but
the ulster OF his bright intellect has not been
dimmed.
The Schuetzen Ladies' Verein Party.
The tenth anniversary of the San Francisco
Schuelzen Ladies' Yereln was Worthily cele-
brated last evening at Irving Hall There was
very large attendance of friends who were
pleasantly entertained.
Dancing lasted till after midnight, and long
programme was consclentiOusly prosecuted. The
programmes were neat affairs, being nIle-ereen
in color, ornamented on the cover with silver
spray of lilies of the valley. The committees
were very attentive TO the guests.
Those composing the respective committees
were: Committee Of Arrangements-Mrs. II.
StOeVen, Mrs. a. ASmanu, MIS-. l.. Ther6ach;
floor manager Mr.. George II. Lundn; Floor
Communicable. A. StOetZer, Mr.. J. Casselmann,
Mr.. Joseph Grave; Reception communicable
j. H. Struckmeyer, Mr.. IL. Stettin, Mr.. c. Flath-
mann.
The Hagan-woIf NuptiaIs.
The marriage OF Miss Carrie Wolf and Mr..
Daniel Hagan was solemnized at 1920 Webster
street. the residence OF the brides mother, on the
Goth inst at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in the
presence OF members Of the respective families
aud Intimate friends, the knot being securely
tied by oakland's Rabbi, the Rev. NJ. j. Levy.
Scarcely was the wedding least over when
many friends came IN answer TO personal invita-
lions and helped to pass very enjoyable even
Ing There was dancing uutil after midnight
when second banquet was announced by the
hostess, Mrs. RosalIA Wolf, TO which ample
justice was done and II nearly morning be-
fore the last carriage rolled away aud the last
goOd.by was said
or presents there was an Infinite variety from
absent well as present friends, aud many tele-
grams were received from far and near.
Those who remained Mrs. Hagal. Mira
Rosalla WOLF Mr. aud Mrs. Louis Glass. Mr.
and Mrs Z. Lichtensten, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.
Galnger, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. CikIl, Sir. and Mrs. Fred ROIhchild, MIR. and
Mrs. julius kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. w. a.
Harris, Mr. and Mrs NJ. Brown, MIR. and Mrs.
Warsehauer, Miss Ellie Wolf, Miss Hannah
Warschauer Miss Charlotte Miller, Miss
Amanda WarSChaueT, Miss Minnie Meyerieldt,
Miss Jennie Neumann, Miss Sarah Meyerfeldt,
Miss Ida Lazarus. Miss Fanny Goldsmith, Miss
ROsalia Blach, Miss Hanna Goldsmith. Miss Cora
Perkins, Miss T. ROthchild and Miss Erlanger;
Rev. NJ 6. Levy, Messrs. Alfred C. Goldner
Joseph Wolf, L. Go0dday, ii. Simon, Gus Miller,
Gus Abrams, Gus Levy, Sol Miller, Henry
Abrams, Henry Meyerieldt G. Aaronson. j.
Changer Mr.. GersOn, Sir. Goldsmith, 5. Eran-
ger, Max SchiFpser, b. WormserI B. Lazarus and
Louis HaRan.
MIR. and Mrs Hagan will be at home Wednes-
day evenings at the home of Mrs. Wolf, where
they Will reside for tile present.
The Spanish-American Ball.
An enjoyable cascarOne mask ball was given
DY the Oldulsu auleI ICdu VI uludl DGuenA OUCltly
last evening at Apollo Hall on Pacific street.
The occasion was Easter eve and it Is the inten-
ton of the society 10 celebrate 1t annually hence
forth.
The floor was crowded with amusing figures
by $3.50 o'clock, when the grand march, to the
music of StlGlanO's Orchestra, took place. Prom
inenI characters were tie maker OF iOTtias. a
nurse with 0dby-carrage aud an American
tramp, while nuns with lighted candles, caya-
hers, clowns MeXcaH senOrltas aud 4 sprlnk-
tffntr
scene. The breaking OF gliiierlDg caScarOneS
added much TO he fun aud, altogether, the
party was great success.
The committees consisted OF: COMMITTEES OF
Arrdngements-R. NaSqueZ, y. ROnO, L. Es-
tradd, A. BalIen, f. Caideroni Receptlon Com
mItIee-C. Cuntreras, J. j. Pho, Z. Fdiiu, NJ. Ze-
p da, E SantacruZ; Floor COmmlttee-A Ballen,
assisted 10y +. RlncOn, R. COrdoYa, j. FeIuau-
DEE, d. Green.
The NorIaine Club High Jinl1s.
The initial meeting OF the Norlatne Club took
place last evening at their quarters 80 Califor-
MIA street. Their first high iinks conclusivey
proved that the club can entertain and is as
sured 4 successful social career, If 1t continues
on the same lines.
There was full attendance Of members and
gentlemen friends, who were regRled With the
following attractive programme: Address, Mr..
j. Drohan President; piano selections, Mr.. q.
Won Aim; vocal SOLO, Mr.. George Beban; clog
dance, Mr.. NJ. Qurk; song, Mr.. Barry. accom-
pgnIed by j. Norman (guitaTIst); recitation, MIR.
w. BarreA; song Mr. Robert Hamilton; either
solo, MIR. q. Won Ann; recitation, Mr. X. q.
Rive; comic song, Mr.. j. L. Glennon; banjo
solo, Mr.. ID. j. HamrT; song, Mr.. L. Woods;
guitar selections, Mr.. j. NOunan.
VOciterOus aud enthusi astc applause greeted
each number, aud the encores were many and
hatterlng 10 the talent volunteering. Substantial
and cooling refreshments were literally dis
pensed, aud cigars were not tabOOed, SO that
more than one sense besides the ear was sim
ullaneously gratifed. The meeting was Ii every
respect a success.
Tie following are the officers of the new club:
President, Mr.. John &. DTohan; Vice President.
Mr. j. II. Riley Recording Sc cretaTy Mr. ID.
". Owens; Treasurer, Mr.. +. j. Daniel; Sar-
geant-at-Ar Mr. Z. McDevGt.
The Caledonia Club Entertainment.
The regular monthly open meeting Of the Gale
donna Club was held at Scottish Hall on Friday
An excellent programme, as follows, was car
ried out under the direction OF the Literary Com
mittee: Piano solo, Professor James Kerr; song.
Rose OF Allan Dale" James Mearns; piano
solo, "Jesse's Dream," Miss johnson; sung
d" Life as a River" W. c. Cooke; song, Mr. AIT
kens; song Miss Lille johnson; song, Frank
Lombard; song, Rob l.. Clarke; recitation.
Thomas Ross; song, James Bailey; violin solo,
Miss Elaine Cn0rd, accompanied by Johu
Mearus; song, Green Oak Free" David Ii.
Fiunie.
The Excelsior Club Entertainment.
The weekly meeting Of the Excelsior Musical,
Literary and Dramatic Club drew consider.
able attendance 10 Washington Hall on last
Monday evening. TIE business features Of the
meeting were enlVened by the addition of a
programme usual which announced In
the following order: Overture, " IIV0ll GaOp,"
club orchestra; recitation, " The Night Watch"
Miss Leala Pearl Berry; piano solo, galOp, Pro-
lessor Jefferson; song, - Dear Heart, " Miss Lima
Walker. Dancing WIS the concluding pleasure.
with Mr. L. q. Walker as floor manager, assisted
by three or four aids.
Society Personals.
Hon and Mrs. William w. Morrow and Miss
Morrow have returned from the East aud taken
apartments at the BeresfOrd.
The Earl OF Rose Is spending few days at
the Lick Observatory, on Mount Hamilton.
Mrs. james c. Flood and Miss Flood have left
their quarters at the Palace Hotel and have
moved TO their handsome country seat. Menlo
Park.
relatives In berkeley on Thursday. Mr.. Grace
and daughter are stopping In San Rafael at tile
Hotel Rafael.
Mrs. George J. Bucknall Is passing couple of
weeks at ST. Helena, while convalescing after
her recent severe Illness.
Hon. William q. Irwin Of Honolulu has gone
East to visit Mrs. Irwin at Philadelphia. They
Will leave for Europe, where they will
travel for several months
Mrs. j. b. Haggin and Miss Rita Haggin Will
pass the month Of April In Santa Barbara.
Mr.. Ellis Wooster returned to the city on Mon
day after pleasant visit to Napa Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. GoOdsell OF New York City
are at The Hotel PleaSauton.
Commander J. j. Reed, U. s. N, has arrived
here from the East on official business.
Mr.. Alban b. Butler OF Fresno is in the city on
visit.
Miss Lucy McGary of San Jose is spending
her vacation with relatives In this city.
Miss Maud Young OF San Jose is visiting
friends on Webster street.
Miss Carrie Currier has gone 10 Rosemeade to
spend few mouths with her sister, Mrs. Ii. E.
Rose.
Mr.. F. B. Rice, capitalist OF Waterbury.
Conn, and his family, consisting of his wife and
sOn Archibald, are again visiting their friends In
San Jose. Mrs. Rice is a daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Mimic, who reside on Eighth
street, and sister Of DIR. Minte of this city aud
Mrs. w. ii. Brunddge OF San jose The party,
under the guidance of DR.. aud Mrs. Minte, are
doing the valley thoroughly, having visited the
University OF the Pacific, santa Clara College
Lick Observatory, Almaden Mines Menlo Park
and The Palo Alto University
BE sure and see the property to be sold at public
auction easy terms Saturday, April A, 1891, on
EnnrLnenth NJ CaI,t.r