The morning call., 1891-02-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Echoes of Wedding Bells From
the City and Interior.
Mare Island Notes.-The Pandcras Entertain
Party on Grove Street at an
Oakland CarnivaI-Personals.

The Buffaloes will give their third hop at Odd
Fellows Hall this evening
Caiiloihla chapter, No. 4, o. Z. s., will give an
apron and necktie party this evening at Benevo-
lenee Han, Bnai Birth Building.
Pacific Council, o. C. F., will give its regular
entertainment and dance at Washington Hall
this evening.
Yesterday Mrs. E. B. Crocker consummated
deliberate purpose by advertising for sale her
handsome residence on the southeast corner of
Ihird anu streets. Sacramento. her stable, on
the northeast corner of the same Streets" and
as Tue legal notice continues, "all the horses
carriages and fixtures therein" liz Is stated ON
authority that Mrs. Crocker will leave Sacra-
menlo at once and take up her residence else
where i0f Tie future. Should a departure from
Inc coast be involved This re solution on the part
OF MIS-: Cfocker Will be received with regret by
the entire community
Musical Carnival in Oakland.
Inc hisV night OF the musical carnival given
py lne laues OF the Universalist Church was
heid last wednesday evening at Cavalry Hall.
OAKLAND. large crowd was in atIeudfnce and
tue following programme rendered was an ex.
eellent one:
Recitation, "a Little GIrrs Opinion OF Hotel
Lie" Mrs ostrander; recitation, "Buzzard's
Iolnt' MISS Jessie Weed; opereIta from Kate
Greenaway, entitled, "Tne Seven Old Ladies of
Lavender Town" with the following east: Light
ninG Haskins, Snowman. r. Harry Hoagland;
duchess and Fairy. Aunty Maccassa, Mis-. Lolita
Gloush; seven Old Ladies. Nus. SIadtreld, Miss
L h'3 oaIi OIL, Miss Anita Dewey, Miss Lucy
Miton, Miss Hattie Kimball, Miss Millle Lums-
den ana Miss Katie KImball; Wax Works. Leslie
L Lo,u, L; Hobart, Clarence Crowell, Arthur Nc
Cfaty, Hoilister Nicholson, MIR. Beale, MT. Tag
gaIl, rage Mortimer Weed.
4 he music during the evening was exception
any nne' II was fur nlshed by the Fifth Artillery
Ilesluio otflug Band. The booths were an at.
tractlVv feature OF the evening
ne euro booth was presided over by Mrs. d.
Ryhders ana Mrs. Nj. Ostrander. lew OF the
lHfgs Number OF curios on exhibition were some
od9IooAing dolls, seventy years Old; chain of
100 ancient coins; key OF the ROmsny Jail, cap
tured by Colonel Crawford, the first man sworn
INTO service III Ohio ut is the property of j. S.
COX; chalr, 200 years old, loaned by Mrs. j.
Haltel SCOT; cup, saucer and spoon, 1875 years
Oiu. hts- ferkins, a lacy nearly 80 years OF age.
was present wearing a silk dress made so years
ago. Quite prominent is tile knife used by AS
sdssih fayne upon Secretary Seward at tie
time Lincoln WAS assassinated. The Indian
Doolh Is ID charge Of Miss Grace Carroll. This
eAuiOit consists OF number OF pecilnens OF the
Doiot county. Mrs. L. l.. Courtain aud Mrs.
StorTs nave charge OF the candy booth. Mrs.
biauiey aud Mrs. Frost The fancy-work booth,
bis laesdtt The apron booth, Miss Williams The
doi bootn, ana Mrs. Burnham ana NJ s. de Witt
lhe reireshment booth.
The Loomis-Maulfair Wedding.
At 100 Jones street, Monday evening, the 10th
OF February, Mr.. b. Z. LoomIs was married TO
Miss Noble A. Maulfair by The Rev. NJ d.
Buck.
l he rooms were tastefully decorated. There
were only sixteen or eighteen of the most in.
innate relatives and friends present to witness
the ceremony. Alter this interesting event the
usual congratulations followed. and later on
sulhpiuous supper WAS served, during which
several toasts Tor their prosperity were drunk.
an intimate friend OF the groom, Mi. G. j.
Cnehey, Ialriy ohtdld himself IN this rsction
Allet~ard choice selections OF music both vocal
ana instrumental, were given by Mrs. Albert S.
Stlinson and MIR. q. J. Cheney.
MIR. aud Mrs. LOOMS started of amid the
usual shower oil lice. leaving their
JOY themselves until late hour.
among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
j. Cneney Mrs. NJ. Welcn, MI. J. NJ. elch, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ j. Sicily, Mrs II. p. Stone, Mr.. G. F.
stone, Mrs. Albert 5. SlimSUn, Mrs. A. S. Ffasier,
Mr. j. A Walsh, MRS. William Mitchell, Miss
Emma Mitchell.
Mare Island Notes.
First Lieutenant w. P. Bidds, U. s. NJ. c., Will
be detached from the barracks at Mare Island
when he joins there from the Swatara and will
then proceed by rail to Washington and report
III person 10 the Colonel Commandment for orders.
Commander f. II. Cooper has been detached
from command OF the Swasara aud granted one
months leave. Six months leave has been
granted Surgeon w. II. Jones; three months,
acknowledgements E. W. WATSON, Chief
Engineer j. L. Barwck, and Past Assistant w i.
a. AllntZer and for the same period on sick
leave Paymaster II. I. Sanclii.
Leulenant-Commander Il. L. Gilmore has been
ord red TO hold himself 10 readiness for orders
10 ihe Lancaster, which Is preparing 10 join the
Asat.c squadron, aud Is now AT Portsmouth, n.
h. Commander Gilmore has been IN San Fran.
cisco for hye years on inspection duty, first
OF The Charleston. while building ana aIterward
OF the San Francisco.
The Observation-Disclosures Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. Noah Brandt. the we'll
known orchestra leader, and Miss Leouie Vert
heimer. daughter OF Mrs. p. Nertheimer, took
place last evening al the residence of the BRIDES
mother, 1923 Buchanan street
Tie Ceremony took PLACE at o'clock In the
preltly decorated parurs, only relatives aud
near irieUds beng present Rev DR.. VOor-
sanger ID. D., o1iciated, and tile bridal parry
beside the HANDS, couple, consisted OF Mr..
Arthur Wertheimer. Miss j. Sparrow, Miss Mac
kenzie, Miss s. Abrams, Mr.. NJ. Brandt and Mr..
j. Brandt Congratua Ions followed and
sumptuous wedding supper was alterward en-
joyed, when wine and compliment flowed freely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Brandt who received
numerous tokens OF regard from their friends on
this auspcious occasion, left during the evening
for an uptown no Ell, en- route Tor a trip in the
South. hey VIII reside for a time at 1923 Bu-
chauan street.
sanger Mrs. I. Wefthelmer, Mrs. S. Abrams,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brandt, MIR. Arrllaga. Mr.. and
~ Mrs' >: Bear, Mr. and MIS-. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Berl. Nj. and Mrs l. c. Moore
Mr.. and Mrs NJ: Walter, Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Walter,
MIR. Il. LowenteIdt, Mr.. s. Wertneimer, Miss
Amy Medander, Miss Sarah Abrams Miss Lottie
Abrams, Miss Alma Abrams, Miss Z. Moore, Mr..
aud Mrs. s Frlediander, Miss c. LayensOn, Mr..
vile Abrams Rev. Dir. Jacob Voorsanger, Mr..
Howard FIiedlander, Miss Elsie Abrams Miss
Sparrow Miss j. Moore. Miss Mackenzie. MIR.
Arthur MeItneimer. Miss NJ. Bear. Miss Laura
Wertheimer, Miss Z. Brod, Miss Il. Moore, The
Misses Elsie auc ZelmR Abrams.
Party on Grove Street.
pleasant birthday party was given to MIR. Fl.
E. Stiibe last Tuesday evening by Messrs Gift
ford and Eddie Griffin at The residence OF Mrs
Griffin, 2l0 Grove street. instrumental music
singing and games OF all sorts were INDUCED in
till late in The evening when Refreshments were
served Among those present weie Mr.. and
Miss Nellie Stride, Miss Mabel Grliin, Miss Ida
Lewis; Messrs. Harry f. Stride, Clifford q lffin,
Eddie Grimm, Matte Charlock, Frank and Harry
Craig EDDIE Beasby, Arthur Palmer and others.
The Pandoras' Entertainments.
The Pandora Dramatic CluD gave a very credi-
table presentation OF "Esmeralda" last evening
at Mission Opera Hall before large and appre-
ciative audience.
Following was the east OF characters: Old
Man Rogers, 5. S. Simon; Lydia Ann Rogers,
Miss Frances Holmes; ESmeraIda Miss Tina
Swift; Dave Hardy, Edwin j. Catlow; Estabrook,
Richard B. Mckee; JACK Desmond, Ed kaui
man; Nora Desmond, Miss Blanche Brown
Kate Desmoud, Miss FlOrie Royce; Marquis
de Montressen, Samuel Nichols; George Drew
Russell Swift.
In some ways the Pandoras lake front rank
among the amateur TnesDlans of this city and
their reputation was considerably enhanced by
this presen alton OF "Esineralda." MIR. S. S. ST.
mons acting and ''make-up'' could hardly have
been improved upon. Mr.. Catlow had an essen
italy heavy" part and showed considerable
kaufman lightened things pleasantly, being
helped out by Misses Brown and Royce, the first
OF whom impaired telling earnestness into the
second act. The villain Mr.. Nichols, was sue
cessfully execrabie, and Mr.. swift played his
part acceptably. A charming Esmerada was
presented by Miss Swift aud Miss Holmes read
ing OF her rather shfowish role indicated superior
ability.
The stage management, with the short waits
aud pretty settings deserves much praise, and
altogether tie play was great success. Ii was
followed by dancing under the direction OF Mr.
t. ;. Uhane, the Floor Committee being COM
posed OF The Pandoras.
The Friendship Lodge Entertainment.
Friendship Lodge, No. II. U. E. A. rendered
pleasant reception last evening. at Unions square
Hail. TO the representatives of The Grand Lodge.
The han was well filed with friends and mem.
bers.
The following programme was presented: Adj
dress, e. c. Judge Co9ney; song, Professor Jack
son; recitation, Mrs. Jones; song, Mrs. True
worthy; piano solo, Mrs. Sclbot; grafton. q Tie
Fourth OF july" Master Max Jacobs; piano solo,
Miss Gertrude RUBIN; song. Miss Annie Mills;
address, d. q. q. Rourner OF Chicago.