The morning call., 1891-12-30

Fifth Shepherd. Daniel c. Deasy;
GGT rniS W anges1MiSses NJ DoIan D. Ne
tterss of lsrael-Misses NJ. McAnllffe. S. Gal
lagher. ID: Brunschwiler. NJ King. +. Con-
nor, a. Baker. E. Lawlor. NJ. Farley. &.
Meyers, L. Nolan. Scene / The daughters
Of Of Israel oeseeching the Almighty to hasten
aannunciation. Recitation, Miss Wanda
kowalSki. Scene III-The Blessed Virgin
visits St. Elizabeth. Trio, Misses NJ. F.
Code, NJ. Harvey. Mr.. D. NJ. Warde; reci-
els !. Rankin. Scene " The birth
Of our Lord announced to the shepherds.
Vocal solo, Noel" Miss NJ. f. Code. Scene
h,-Ihe- shepherds visit the crib. Carol.
IN Lonely Manager Lying" Miss X:
Miss n Marcela sullivan; chorus, ''Adeste
Fide!es": recitation. Christmas" Miss
Mollie Wilson; vocal solo. Come, Ye Low
"" Joseph L. Taaffe. Scene VI-The
MN Ma visit King Herod. Recitation, 1.-THE
Chris Christmas mas Tree" Miss johanna Powers;
Mr.. d. NJ. Warde Scene VII-The
Magl visit the crib. Carol, ION.
Lovely Star" Miss Rose Lehmkuhl;
caro-, The Snow Lay on the Ground" Miss
Mollie Riordan; recitation, "When Jesus
was Child" Miss Mary Sheridan; recita-
ton, The Star of Bethlehem" Joseph A.
watts. Scene VIII-kiHg Herod'5 Palace;
Murder of the Innocents; Dance of Min
strel5. Recitation, christmas Time" Mr..
ID: \. Ryan. Scene IX-Bethlehem. Carol,
Dear Little One" Miss Mary Cooney
recitation, The Child's Christmas" Lilly
Meyers; chorus, ''What Lovely Infant" :;
Iableau. Chorus, "Adaste Fideles."
The operate Society's Festival.
Despite the rain the San Francisco Ope-
ratio Society had most delightful Christ
mas-tree social last Monday night in Sara
toga Social Hall
y large tree beautifully trimmed stood in
the upper end Of the hall, and two tables
loaded with presents from Old Sanity, who
made bis appearance about II O'Clock in the
evening and distributed them amid the de-
light OF the receivers, after which refresh
ments were served
Between the dances the following DO
gralnme was rendered Tenor solo, Mr.. F.
VI. Lombard; vocal solo, Miss Emma Krel-
ing; barytone solo, Mr.. II. b. Sullivan;
Hawaiian melodies aud dances, Miss L,
IurtOn; duet, Miss 81. Donahue and Miss
SelkIrk; recitation, Miss Bartlett; trio.
Mrs. J. W. Madden, Mrs. George Butler
and Miss Vera Cameron.
Those present had most delightful time
and the ladies' looked most lovely in their
evening dresses.
The floor manager was MI II. A. Wood;
Floor Committee-Mr. II. b. Sullivan ana
George Cameron. Mr.. NJ. Feig was chef.
The samuels- Levin wedding.
The wedding ceremony of Miss Rosa
Levin, youngest daughter of Mrs. NJ.
Levin, and Mr.. Harry Samuels, we'll
known business man of this city. took place
al the residence of the brides mother Sun
day last, Rev. DR.. Levy officiating.
The parlorS where the ceremony took
place had been turned as il were into
flower garden, and the costly presents the
couple received were displayed in all their
diversity. After the ceremony the couple
received the congratulations of their friends
and left fer their honeymoon trip at once.
They Will be at nome 10 receive their
friends at 1909 O'Farrell street Sunday next.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. /. Samuels, Mrs. NJ Levin, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Gordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Marks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs
Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Zalihsky, Mr..
and Mrs. Demnar, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gordan.
Hlrschberg, Mss l.. Harris; Messrs. l. E.
Gilbert, 6. Nathan, Charles Max and Eddie
Stamper, Leo Mann, Hugo Levin, Harry
Levin.
The 1. o. F. Entertainment.
The annual reunion of the Indeyendent
Old Friends took place last evening at Irving
Hall. Despite the rain, there was a large
and enthusiastic attendance.
Several selections, musical, oratorical and
declamatory, were well received, and were
interspeTsed with terpschOrean numbers.
The election proceeded quietly the result
at late hour being as follows: Officers
President, Henry BOrnemau; First Vice
President, Phil Hartman; Second Vice
President, j. ). MeCue; Treasurer, Arthur
McGurrem; Secretary, j. L. Slnkey; As.
sistant Secretary. Charles Burrey; Marshal,
Major Edwin Lewis; Sergeant-at. Arms,
ments, Louis Imhaus; c ommissary. Charles
G. Butler; Bandmaster. Professor C. W
AlDers; Attorney, Judge r. II. Taylor:
Medical Examiner, Dr. Franklin F. Lord;
Master Of Ceremonies. Henry Nieman;
First Grave-digger. Aaron Meyer: Organist,
Professor R. L. Yanke; Chaplain. Walter
5. Brown; Past-President. Judge Robert
Ferrai; Past-President, Judge A. Craig :
Carver (Bulls-head breakfasts), DR.. J. S.
KnowIton Photographer (Bulls-head break
tasts), William Shew; Executive Commit
tee-John Diemer, j. E. Slnkey, Arthur
McGurren, Captain P. Ii. Hink, c. W.
Chiids.
The Honorary Directors remained virtu-
ally UNCHANGED: with the addition Of 1, Messrs.
j. W. Howell, a. Z. Josselyn, a. W. Loud
erback, j. Ross Jackson and Charles NJ.
Rousseau.
Party on Madison Avenue.
On Friday last pleasant party was ten
dered to Miss Annie McNerney at her resi-
dence, 121a Madison avenue.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with ferns and flowers. The evening was
spent in singing, dancing and games. At
open and the guests sat down to sump-
tn ous Pepast, after which dancing was con-
tiaued until the morning.
The following ladies were present: Mrs.
McNerney, Miss Annie McNerney, Miss B.
Simon, Miss Kitty Jones, Miss E. Michaeis,
Miss r. Freed, Miss ID. Bercowitz, Miss G.
Lichtenstein, Miss r. Solinsky, Misses J.
and n WEIGH, Miss l.. Jones' Miss Z. Sui
Ivan, hiss Bremen, Misses p. and S. Blum,
Misses NJ. and H. Zimmerman, Miss A.
Aaa1 MfGGnG so mr. Nor via
McNerney, Misses Martha and b. thinner
man, Misses M. and X. Murphy, Miss F.
Denaby. Misses T. and a. GiOgeanni Miss
L. Hendry, Miss J, Seipp, Misses 7. and n.
Smith, Miss Nj. Collins, Miss NJ. Phipps,
Miss A. Mcdonald, Miss A. Casey
Society Personals.
General n. p. Chapman joined Mrs. Chip
man and Miss Alice Chapman on Monday
in Sacramento, and took the overland East,
the General going TO Washington City and
the ladies TO st. Louis, Mo. General Chip
man was accompanied by Mr.. Peter Dean,
President of the Sierra Lumber Company,
and they will probably be absent month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Dodge will spend
the New Year holiday at the Hotel del
Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Mastick and fam
lily have left for Portland. Oregon, where
Mr.. Mastick will engage in business. he
is the son of Mr. E. i. Mastick of this city
and Alameda.
The Misses Gilmore of Steubenville, Ohio.
are spending the winter with their brother,
Dir. j. II. Gilmore, 1882 Bush st.
Mrs.C. NJ. Johnson has come over from San
Rafael and taken apartments at the Palace
Hotel for the winter. Her daughter, Mrs.
Glass, has gone on East to join her husband,
Commodore Glass. U. S. y.
Miss Kate Jarboe will go down to visit the
Peytons at Santa Cruz this week.
Mr.. Samuel Dusenberry will return about
January 18th from All extended trip abroad.
he has been absent about seven months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Bags and Miss
Geraldine Bags are visiting Stockton.
Mr.. }. w. Guad and Miss Hattie Belle
Goad have returned TO COusa from this city.
Mrs. Ida Moves and her daughter, Miss
Maud L. Noyes, of San Francisco. are in
"a nnLna l. Of Mr. and AIrs Y NJ nval