The morning call., 1891-12-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.s
Miss nj. Williams and Mr.. S. c.
Dawson Happily Welded.
The Western Addition Club "A University
Glee"-Surprise on Ellis street-An
Oakland Party-Personals.

DOMAIN Club of San Francisco will take
place tomorrow evening at Scottish Hall,
Larkin street.
The party given by the Club of 81 on
Tuesday night at Lunt's Hall was very en-
joyable. About twenty-five couples partic-
pated in the grand march. which was led
by Mr.. and Mrs. French. Among the
bellies present we're: Miss Stanford, Miss
II. Griswold and the Misses A. NORMAN.
The Incogs will give their initial hop this
evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The supplementary slle at the Woman's
Educational aud Industrial Union rooms
realized $780, A cosmopolitan supper con-
cuded the affair.
The Imperials will hold their inaugural
party at Unon-square Hall this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram J. Horton (nee
Bunker are building an elegant residence in
Providence. K. |. The architecture will be
after the style of the Anterior residence IN
California street.
Camille; or, The Fate OF a Couuette,"
Will be produced at the Powell-street The
alter this evening as complimentary benefit
rendered to Mrs. Fred o. Barto, who will
assume the title role in a strong cast of local
talent.
Among those specially distinguishing
themselves last evening at the Italian Insti-
tute concert were: Miss Minnie Smith,
L.
Westhaus, Miss Alma Berglund; Messrs.
Henry Oman and j. l.. Cahill.
The Nos Ostros Club will hold another
meeting at Lunts Hall this evening.
The DAWSON Williams Wedding.
A wedding, distinguished in exterior char.
acter by its artistic beauty. last evening
united Miss Mary Williams, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Neil Williams. the for
mer of BiX!er Il Wi liams. TO Mr.. Seymore
Chaplin Dawson, assis tant cashier Of the
Flreman's Fund Insurance Company.
The ceremony was performed at o'clock
at the residence OF the brides parents, 2845
Fillmore street. The bride possesses more
than the usual artistic talent, and her artist
friends had seized the opportunity of her
wedding TO transform its scene into yerit-
able thing of beauty. yellow and
white were the prevailing cOlors agains
happy background of darker shades.
Chrlstmastide was not forgotten in the
holly berries introduced amid the chrvsan-
themums and roses. Palms and bamboo
particularly distinguished the entrance hall.
Among the friends who assisted in the ar
tistic labor of love were: Miss Heating,
Miss Hunter, Miss Carpenter, Miss Frolich,
Mr.. A. JOullin and MIR. Z. PeiXotto.
Rev. w. W. Bolton officiated. the groom
being attended by Mr.. Rothwell Hyde as
best man. Miss Wenomah Williams, sister
Of the bride, was maid of honor, making a
ing retlnue which consisted of five little
eirls-MiSS Quee!t Ann Williams, Miss Elsie
TallanI.s Miss MOIie Button. Miss Maud
Luty, Miss Beth Thompson. The uShers
we're Messrs George H. Mendall, Gus Moul-
der and Chauncey NJ. ST. John.
During the ceremony Won der Mehden's
Orchestra rendered the Flower Song"
preeehed by the Lohengrin bridal music
and followed by Mendelssohn's Wedding
March, during which congratulations were
IN
elaborate supper, served by Abrahams, was
enjoyed in the PRETTY decorated dining
room. About 100 relatives and near friends
participated IN the happy bridal festivities.
Dir. ana Mrs. Dawson VIII enjoy south
ern trip before taking up their residence in
this city.
Surprise Party Ellis Street.
highly enjoyable sheet and piilow-case
surprise party was given last Sunday even
ing to hessrs. j. and Edward Israel at their
residence. 1910 Ellis street. At about s
O'Clock a party of twenty couples took
possession of their spacious parors, and al
most imme iiat-ly the fun began.
The young gentlemen in whose honor the
party was given were com pie tely surprised,
as they were in perfect ignorance who the
maskers were until IL o'clock, when at a
given signal every one unmasked. The mu-
SIC then struck up march and all ad-
Journed TO the dining-hall, where a most
sumptuous repast was spread. Numerous
toasts were proposed and responded TO.
After supper the guests returned to the
| parlOrs, where the following programme was
rendered: Overture piano solo, Miss
| Gisela Wehser; comic recitation, Corporal
| G. Ballinger; violin solo (GOldfaden}, Mr.. j.
| Israel; vocal solo, "Wlll They Miss Me at
Homer Miss Grace Davies; vocal solo,
recitation, Mr.. Arthur Strauss; guitar solo,
| Mr.. Louis Plato; skirt dance and song,
"U'Hooligan," Miss Daisy Bangs: vocal
| SOLO. Miss Mary Suter.
After several enjoyable games. dancing
| was resumed and kept up until o'clock,
| when everyone voted the affair successful.
| Great praise is due to Mrs. Fl. Israel as
hostess and Mrs. J. II. Wehser as manager.
| The music was furnished by the Antonetti
Band.
Mrs: NJ. II. Israel. Mrs. j. Il. Wehser. Mrs.
| g. Ballinger, Mrs. II. Beckwith, Miss Gsela
Wehser, Miss M. Meyers. Miss Lilly West.
Miss Grace Davies of Napa, the Misses
Mary and Emily Suter, the Misses jose
phine and Susie Peder, Miss Helen Wrlg-
ley, Miss Nettie Israel. Miss May Ballinger,
Miss Lizzie Taylor, Messrs. J. and L. Israel,
Maurice Justh, Arthur Strauss, NJ. Strauss,
| G. Ballinger, Z. Wehser. T. West, James
Davies, Louis Plato, G. Plato, l. jacobson,
| j. NJ. Sullivan, G. /. Huntington, c. II.
| Coleman and Lawrence Grant.
The Freshmen's GIee.
The initial ''glee" given by the freshman
class Of 80 of the Berkeley University on
| Tuesday night at Union square Hall. was q
brilliant success in every way. Nearly one
hundred and fifty couples were present,
Brandts Orchestra officiated, and the boys
enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
Among the characteristic features was
| the dance programme. The cover was or
namented with colored vignettes of Goat
Island, fianked with two barrels of lime
over the class yell: ''Ro, Ra, Ruff. No
of the. dances within was connected with
some fondly cherished allusion, such as :
nHa' IA. ha, California y. c., Berke,.
THE Faculty." Our Military Band" "The
Library Alc0ves." The Tied-up Soph,"
THE Backstop." "Our o-eds," and THE
Ladies'"
Dancing continued until midnight. The
floor was managed capitally by Mr.. d. II.
Gray assisted by Messrs. f. d. Stringham,
Samuel Frankenhemer, r. L. n. Williams
and II. III. Lang. Following composed the
Arrangement Commiitee-Messrs. Seymour
Warehouse. Oscar Sutro, r. A. Chick, Pc
ter Browning and George Gibbs.
The Reception Committee consisted Of
MessrS. G. J. Hoffman, f. o. johnson, c.
e.. Holmes, 2. Ii. OBrien.
Surprise Party in Oakland.
One OF the most enjoyable parties of the
season was rendered to Mrs. Callaghan at
her new residence in Oakland on last
Saturday evening by Mrs. Captain j. Miller
and Mrs. A. Coleman Of San Francisco and
their many friends.
The early part of the evening was spent
in dancing, games and various other amuse-
ments. bounteous repast was served at
midnight in the spacious dining room,
where Messrs. j. Hynes and j. Morrison
gave toasts in honor of the occasion. After
supper the guests returned to the parlors
and library, where the evening was spent
IN conversation and pleasant story telling.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Captain j. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cole
man, MIR. and Mrs. John K. Butler, Mrs j.
Callaghan, Miss Maggie Callaghan, Miss
Lillian +. Coleman, Miss Nellie Miller.
Miss XictnriA A mes Miss Emma Duff alh