The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-29
What Is Going On at the Close
of the Month of November.
The Harmonic Club Ball-A Golden Wedding
Party on Valencia street-Notes and
Society Personals.

Mr.. and MIS-. L. Levy, lOUJ 6Olucll OhtS
avenue on last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Harry Lchtenstein will be rendered
party call this evening, as a compliment
for the sumptuous banquet given by him to
his host of friends on Sunday evening of
asst week, on the occasion of his twenty
first birthday anniversary
There were two very enjoyable union
parties last evening The Iron holders
Union gave their eighteenth annual ball at
B'nai Birth Hall and the Journey men
Taiors' Protective and Benevolent Union
celebrated like number of years of exist
ence with ball at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Bremervoerde Verein will give a
social this evening in Saratoga Social Hail.
Mr.. Maurice G. Jones and Miss Birdie
Brown will be married to-day al the Maison
DOree.
'Preciosa" will be produced this evening
at San Francisco Turn Verein Hall, 323
Turk street, Miss Francisco Roland in the
title role. II will be followed by dance
The Harmonic Climb Ball.
Always recherche, the Harmonic CLUBS
annual ball held last night at Union-square
Hall fairly eclpsed all predecessors.
This was largely attributable to the large
number of bellies present as well as to the
Committee OF Arrangements having pro-
vIded everything of the best. The guests
were in capital humor with themselves and
their hosts and the result was general en-
joyment
A CANVAS vestibue and canvased stair
way assured the ladies absolute immunity
from dust to their ballroom gowns, which
had evidently been renewed for the event
Pains lined the approaches, and the dam
cling salon was decked with evergreens in
tasteful designs. At the stage was single
floral piece. showing the club title, "Har-
monte, wrought in red upon ground OF
white chrysanthemums.
BRen Gerg's Orchestra oficiated, and Mr.
J. Abrams, the President, with his sister,
Miss Abrams, led the opening promenade,
participated in by over one hundred and
twenty-five couples. A long programme
was conscientiously prosecuted.
The ninth number was the supper
march," and upstairs in the bauQueting-
rooms an elaborate menu was enjoyed about
midnight as follows:
Oysters, Fancy Roast
Spring Chick en- saute with Mushrooms.
A0''' +a'A fs:s Fole era. Gs!se Roast ''''''
owes s'A "f fieies
Vanilla and Strawberry Tce-Cr cam.
Msron n1 Giace 'O Candles.
Then dancing was resumed until a very
late hour, Mr.. ". L. Greenbaum was floor
OICCAUls dsSlslcu OS AlcSSEss - =. IuhlS, u.
D.Isaacs, B. l.. Meininger, J. L. Wolf and E.
4. GallGnd.
The brilliant success of the ball was due
mainly to the indefatigable work of the fol-
lowing Board of Directors: Messrs. J. D.
Abrams, President: j. Rothschlld. Vice
President; b. Jacobs, Treasurer; A. j.
Block, Secretary Il. T. Newbauer, B.
ATmer, d. NJ. Fletcher.
Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Coleman celebrated their
fftieth year Of married bliss on SUNDAY
evening last, at their residence, 5O9 Birch
avenue, with a reception of old friends and
acquaintance, when many almost forgotten
events were brought to mind by seeing IA
miliar friends and faces.
The aged couple were the recipients Of
numerous and costly presents, not the least
valued being those from Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf,
Of 4O3 EIls street.
-, Those that attended were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Wolf Mrs; d. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
0ppeahrimer. Mr.. and Mrs. s Young, Mr..
and Mrs. J; Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Asher. MIR. and Mrs. H. Young,
Mrs. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Greene, MI and
Mrs. F. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Franklin,
Mrs. Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Brandt Mr., and
Mrs. Neuman, Mr.. ard Mrs. Leopold, Mr..
and Mrs kaiskI, Miss Lewis. Miss B. Kal-
iski, Miss I. Greene, Miss B. Harris, Miss
Hattie Coleman, Miss L. Young, Miss Celia
Coleman, Miss Ida Young, the Misses Eva
and Lotte Coleman, Miss Sophia Cuffieid,
Miss Eva Young; Messrs. a. Linden baum,
n. Asher, ). Benin, A. Benin, s. Greene, A.
Titalbaum, l. Kaliski, S. Simon.
Party Valencia Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dsred Mr.. and Mrs. Delahanty, at their resi-
dence, 64612 Valencia street, on Thanksgiv-
ing eve, by Mrs. Moran. the following being
present from Oakland and San Francisco :
Oakand-Mr. P. McBrlen, Mrs. P. McBrien
Mr.. William Stuart, Mr.. Thomas Crowley,
Mr., F. Gordau, Mrs NJ. L. Gordan, Mr..
Frank Lynch, Miss Bessie Lynch, Miss Jen-
ME McBrien, Miss Maggie McBrien. Miss
aamie Joyce, Mr.. John Fox, Mr.. Heary
Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs John Maginnis, Master
c. Masinnis; San FTancisco-Mr. and Mrs.
Deiahanty, Miss N. Condor, Mr.. j. Cosby
Mr.. Charles Cox, Miss Fannie Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fallon, Mr.. j. L. Eagan, Miss Nellie
Esgan, Mr.. Larsun. Miss Maggie Friel,
Miss N. Kennard, Miss NJ Madison, Miss
johnson, Miss Mary Rowland. Mr.. H. Row
II. Ravens, Mrs. S. A. Havens,
Miss Moran, Miss Mamie Moran,
Mrs Mary Keenan,. Mr.. d. l. Dillon, Mr
win, Mrs. ConGen, Mrs. Maloney, Miss K.
MalOney, Miss Rachael Dalton, Miss Phoebe
Gibbs, Miss May WATSON, Mr.. John Wood
Of San Jose, Miss Tessie Wood of San Jose.
Dancing, singing and games were engaged
in. Refreshments in abundance were served.
and good time was had. The Oakland
people were 10th to leave in time to catch
the last boat
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. William AlVord are occu-
pyng the residence 22OO Broadway. Mrs.
Alvurd will be "at home Tuesdays.
Mrs. B. o. Carr will be lat home" the
second and fourth Fridays, at 113I Laguna
street.
Mr.. Witcher Jones, a prominent capital
ist of Salt Lake City, is spending a couple
Of weeks in this city aud is at the Palace
Hotel.
MIR. D. j. Medbury, a wel-known New
York business man, left last night for the
East, via Sacramento and Portland.
Miss Tillie Leipsic of 1919 Pine street left
for Chicago a week ago to-day.
Mr. FL. c. Plimpton of Chicago, who spent
the past summer with his wife and child at
Los Angeles and Redondo Beach, is at pres
HOTEL
Mr.. G. W. Irish of Reno. New, has been
travelling through Colusa and Glenn counties.
he Is civil engineer and brother of Colonel
J. p. Irish.
Abraham Messing, son of Rev. DR.. Mess
ing, VINO Is student OF the Hebrew Union
College has been compelled, Ga account of
sickness, TO leave for time.
a party composed Of Mr.. A. 81. Ruther-
ford, Miss Rutherford, Miss Lamb and Miss
Laura Herd of this city visited Virginia
mine during the week and were afterward
Photographed in mining costume.
nrs. A. l.. Rockwell and Mrs Seaton are
visiting the formers mother, Mrs. e. A.
Coult OF Marysvlle. Mrs. Rockwell is the
Tlie Oh Colonel A. l.. Rockwell, the popular
Secretary of the Veterans Associatinn al
Yountville and an attorney of this city.
Lieutenant Dorm, U. S. N, and Mrs. Dorm
are in Vallejo.
Miss Butler is at the Bella Vista, having
Just returned from European tour Of some
length.
Among the Californians at the Hotel
Brunswick, New York City. are MIR. and
Mrs. Jerome B. Lincoln, Miss Ethel Lin.
coin, Miss Addie' Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. LIZ
Grand c. Tibbitts (nee Folgerl. Mrs: J. A
Folgsr. Mr. Z. R. Folger and Miss j. Lob.
man,