The morning call., 1891-12-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
4 Pleasant Hop Last Evening at
the Berkshire.
The Nativity can:ata-An operate sOcistv,s
Jonihoation-RO senberg-cudworth Wed.
ding-I. O. F-Notes.

ne General German Ladies' Benevolent
1e>u'ai Tor their poor families this after
noon at O'clock at the Eintracbt Hall on
foSt street, between Powell and Stockton
streets The ladies wish to express their
heartfelt gratitude TO all who helped to
make Inc last ball such a success, and invite
an TO see the distribution Of presents. They
nave realized from the ball the sum of
$3.50 anu as the expenses did not exceed
$500 will be able to keep up their charitable
work throughout the coming year.
The children'S Christmas festival OF the
o. James Mission Sanday-schOol (St. Pauls
PARISH will be held This exening at Vor-
Iath's Hall, corner Point Lobos and John
son avenues. The programme will include:
Drama, Seeing Santa Claus" Christmas
mystery; farce, the Burglar Alarm;
Christmas tree; Santa Claus.
Mrs. ". Ireland will receive at her resi-
dence, 2424 Sacramento street, on New
Years day.
TIE Misses Lulu and Lore:to Dolan will
give children's party at the residence of
their father, Mr.. Thomas Dulan, 1924 Mis-
sion street, Thursday evening, December
Slst, TO welcome the newyear and bid adieu
TO the old.
The wedding of Mr.. John j. Shields and
Miss Sarah y. Sculiy will take place on
New Years day at the residence of the
brides parents.
Mrs. J. Leve and Mrs. J. L. Golden, as
sisted by Miss Mabel W. Sherer, viii be at
home, go Nineteenth street, near Castro, on
New Years, TO receive their friends and
acquaintance.
The Loyal Crusaders, a juvenile temper
ance organization, viii hold their Christmas
p festival this evening at Grand Central Hail.
MISS Ida CUOns and lady fIiend viii be
easeu 10 receive their friends at their resi-
4enee, 100 Natoma street, on New Years
Pday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Ledden desire that the
prospective wedding Of their daughter, Miss
amelia, 10 Mr.. Rowland 3. Ellis be en-
phatically denied.
Nj. and Mrs. Drew, assisted by their pu-
pills, viii give souvenir New Years card
party Thursday evening next.
lie New ears social, which is always a
great feature OF the Morrow Club. will be
held at the club-rooms. G&6 Union street, on
thursday night from to II O'Clock. A
large number Of invitations have been is
sued. and the social VIII 10 doubt be very
enjoyable affair.
The Corouados will give their sixth hon
al Odd Fellows Hall this evening
MI and Mrs. Q. W. Childs Jr., of Los
Angeles, gave an Informal dinner party on
Christina day in honor OF their guest, Mrs.
John McNuiin Of this city. The table
decorations were elegant and the menu EN-
braced all the drlicacies OF the season.
Those present were: Nj. and Mrs. O. W.
Childs Jr., Mrs. John McMullin, Miss
Florence Dupuy, Messrs. J. NJ. Montgomery
and J. VI. Austin.
The San Francisco Amateur Dramatic
Association will produce at Irving Hall this
evening Tom Taylor'S sterling English
melodrama. The 1icket-of-L Leave Man"
a dance Will follow the entertainment.
The I OsenberG- Cudworth Wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Emma Hallan Cud-
worth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. W. Cud-
worth, and MI G. Allender Rosenberg took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
the residence Of the brides parents, 201S
Union street
Ii was a quiet home wedding, only the
relatives and a few near friends being pres
Put. The handsome residence of Mr. and
Mrs. CudWorth was deliberately deeked with
choice blossoms appropriate to the occasion.
Roy. W. W. Case of the Central NJ. T.
Church on Mission street performed the
ceremony, which was followed by hand
Some collation., at which the customary
jlsts were honortd.
- 4 large number of presents were received
v by the young couple, who start out in life
under the most favorable auspices aud with
the best wishes of host of friends. Mr.
CudWorth, the brides father, is highly re-
spected in the community, where he has
resided Tor many years. The groom is a
substantial merchant here 3
The happy pair left in the afternoon for
an extended southern trip, intending to
make Del Coronado their objective point
They viii reside near the residence Of the
brides parents.
Their presents were very elegant and
numerous.
The Berkshire Hop.
The holiday hop given last evening by
the guests of the Berkshire on Jones street
near Suffer. was a very enjoyable affair,
the inclemency of the weather appearing to
disturb matters we're little.
a canvas yestibule protected the guests in
their passage from their carriages to the en-
trance-hal, where brilliant lights and suit
able decorations formed a pretty welcome
after the gloomy exterior. Brandts Or
Chsstra was in attendance and the large
Giuiug-Toom had been converted into per-
feet ballroom by means of q canYassed floor
and mural decorations of eyergreens and
scarlet drapeTies daintly festOoned. The
slairWays were banked with plants and the
long suite of parlors and corridors formed
an ideal promenade for the heated dancers.
Waltz followed lancers in lively success
sion and delicious refreshments were served
throughout the evening About midnight
supper was served downstairs in the hand
sOmely decorated dinIug-ToOm and a few
dances were afterward enjoyed. Mrs. a.
". TTuesdell was particularly assiduOus in
promoting the success of the evening, ac-
lively aiding tile hostesSeS and hosts of the
pleasant affair.
Among those present were Nr. and Mrs.
Z. I. Bunker, Miss Ivy May Bunker, Mr..
Roy Bunker, DR.. and Mrs. a. Kahn, Mr..
aud Mrs c. 3. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hunt Miss Annie Hunt, the Misses Cole
Miss Addie Cherry, Miss Jenny Cherry.
Miss Jennette Yanderslice. Miss Ermina
Eanderslice, Miss Maria Thompson. Miss
Charlotte Thompson, Miss Jean Carter,
DR.. Murray, Miss Sally Rightmire, Nine.
Emela Tujetti, Miss Marguerite Music. Mr..
and Mrs F. ". Krause, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Davis and niece, Mr.. J, Monroe Goewey Jr,,
Miss Sadie Gould. Colonel ClemiShire. Or.
Herbert Hatch, DT. Louis c; Deane, Dr.
and Mrs. Frank Pancoast, Mr.. and Mrs
a. Halsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Deering.
Mrs. a. w Truesdeli, Mrs. c. c. Flagg, Mr..
Il. 7. Bickcll, Mr. and Mrs. B, Wright of
Oakland, Mr. Charles Iarrant Mrs. Annie
Pratt, DR.. E. E. Park, Mr.. H. w. Hatch
Mr.. John skinner, Miss Telle Baker. Mr.
-. c. Bbnnell, Mr.. }: f. Bonnell, Mr.. G. NJ.
" ThOrne, Miss NJ. Robinett, Miss j. Harri-
gan, Mr.. Harrigan, Mr.. Stevenson. DR.. o.
+. Westphai, Mr.. Harry Patrick, Mr.. Heu-
sied. Mr.. Beck. Miss a. c. HerEdon, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Fuller, Mr.. Homer r.
Bickel, Colonel and Mrs. Z. Mason Kline.
Miss Alice Kline, Mr.. and Mrs William
White. DR.. and Mrs. Gustav Maybe, Mr. and
Mrs. L. GIiswold, Miss Josephine Meyer.
Professor \. ;. Keith and wife. Mr..
Charles Adler, Mr.. c. l.. Goodrich, the Misses
Irma and Alice Adler, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Smyth, Mr..
aud Mrs. Grub. Mr.. c. Elwood Brown,
nj. anu MIS-. II6u IAlduSs MI anu hlo.
Lionel Rivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Helen Warbur-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. WeIch, Mr.. Oliver,
Dir. and Mrs. Lee Larzlare, Miss Herndon,
Miss Williamson, Miss Rand, Miss Cha[
iners, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, MIR. Walker, Miss
Edwards, Mrs. harrigan.
1.-The Nativity" in the Mission.
Notwithstanding the unfayorable weather
large audience assembled in St. PauPs
Hall, corner Of rwenty-ninth and Church
streets, to witness the second evenings per-
Torrance Of the Nativity" play, or the
'Iucidents Of Our Redeemer's Birth"