The morning call., 1891-01-04
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with ferns and cornell berries. :.
The menu was sumptuous ohe' anu ~
was accompanied by ,;I G0nTet, 0rchastra
nlaved by Professor Fillmore OrChestIa.
A. hour was pleasantly passed and then the
CHESTS returned to the ball -room and mer-
5iiy danced until o'clock in the morning,
The invited guests numbered hihety-ohe.
r,,o ..Patience" Company's Xmas Party.
most delightful Christmas-tree social
was held in Saratoga Social Hail. Monday
evening last, by the San Francisco operate
Society. on which occasion the ladies APP
peared once again in the beautiful eslhetic
Gowns worn by them in Patience" few
weeks ago.
The han was tastily decorated in ever
greens and Christmas berries, and a large
free graced the upper end OF the hali upon
which were innumerable presents WHICH ga
SANITY left for participants, which We're as
tributed amid great deal Of laughter, as
package after package was opened. dlsplay-
ing to the eager gaze either Patlenees milk
pail, or Bunthorue's Peoples, or GrosyenorS
woeful tale, hot HAPPENINGS, etc.
During the evening Mrs. Peterman, MISS
! Leo Wefelshurg aud MesSrs. wise, fafehti
Butler and Cameron rendered some enjoy
| able solos, and Miss 4. Huer, MIS- 7. L.
| Parent Jr, MeSsrs. Thornton, Parent and
i luttringer rendered the seXtet from
| Lucia" with taste and eXtresslOn, under
| the direction of Signor f. Dellepiane.
! very pleasant evening.
The wiIson-Harding wedding.
A charming affair of the past week was
! the wedding of Mrs. Reka Harding to Mr..
! A. Wilson of Sacramento, which took place
last Sunday evening at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lachman.
/ l7l3 Laguna street
! The bride is a brunette, possessing beauty,
| varied accom- plishments and most charming
manners and has the esteem OF large cir
Gle of friends. The groom Is prominent
merchant OF Sacramento.
Ihe residence was decorated in a most
tasteful manner with winter bloom and loll-
/ age, frightened by scarlet-hued berries,
! all combining in most harmonious
! picture
The invited guests comprised merely rela-
| tives and intimate friends, TO the number of
/ eighty, and It was at S o'clock when they
/ witness d the ceremony which bound to-
gether the happy couple for life. Rev. Jo-
Seph Levy Of Sacramento was the officiating
! rabbi.
/ TIE ceremony was followed by congratu-
/ lations from all, and the succeeding hours
were devoted 10 the enjoyment of a delicious
| supper and other pleasures
| The presents were of much beauty and
! elegance, and were both useful and appro-
pirate
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left for
! Del Monte for a visit before permanently To-
Among these present were: Mrs. and
/ Mrs. L. Eachman, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Wilson
/ OF Sacramento, Mrs. 5. Simon of Walla
! Walla, Wash, Mr.. II. Lachman, Miss f.
Lachman, Mr.. Aaron Wilson and Miss
Minnie Wilson Of Sacramento, Miss Frances
Lachman OF Portland Miss f. Fulda, Mrs.
! Z. Fulda, Mrs. ). Silverstone, Mrs. NJ.
MlchaelS, Mr.. and Mrs j. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. j: Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Hauser,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
] Mr nd Mr. II NJ md
| Mrs. Z. Sizes, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Friedman,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lobe, Miss 5. Lindheimer,
Miss h. feiser, Miss l.. Wise. Miss E.
Martin, Miss i. Friedman, Miss Peiser,
! Miss a. Sizes, Miss II. Sizes, Miss c. -Laug-
stadter, Miss p. Langstadter, Miss Ray
Simon of Walla Walla, and Miss Alice and
Hattie Lobe; Messrs. II. Meyers OF Sacra-
mento, E.. Felda, A. Fulda, NJ. and Z.
Michaels, L. Pechner, Mr.. Jacobs, S j.
Levy, j. SiegleT, L. a. Stern, L. kOZmisky.
II. Davis, E, Silverstone, Rev. Joseph Levy
of Sacramento, and others.
New Years Party Harrison Street.
New Years night was brightly welcomed
at the residence of Miss Kitty Smith, 1882
! Harrison street. Dancing was indu ged in
during the evening. The paIIor and dining
room were appropriately decorated with
eyergreens and pinks. Jones 4 Nolan's
| orchestra furnished excellent music for the
! occasion.
The following selections were rendered:
| Vocal solo, Miss Della Green; recitation,
Nh. Dan Kirby; song, entitled " The Man
that Never Got Warm" Mr.. Walter Cab
barth; instrumental solo, Miss Kitty Smith
Ameng those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith, Mr.. and MIS- Alger, Miss Nora
! Moran, Miss Della Green, Miss Kitty Smith,
Miss Stella Rudolph, Miss Mary Kirby, Miss
| Annie Hurst; Messrs. Thomas Heating of
| New York, George Nolan of Alameda,
Leonard Gordan Of Santa Cruz, Peter Smith,
Frank Jones, William johnson, Walter
| Gabbarth, William Beck, John Smith, Dan
| lei Kirby, John Mcleod and w. L. Smith
A Juvenile Cantata at San Mateo.
Through the efforts OF Mrs. ID. Bromfield,
associated wi h NJ IS NJ. Herrick and a
committee of fourteen ladies chosen from
the four churches of San Mateo, the juvenile
cantata, "a Dream of Faryland," was pre-
sented to the people of that little village as
matinee performance on New Years day.
1t was given in Odd Fellows Hall in aid
oil the public library and readlng-rOom.
The author and composer OF the cantata,
Mr.. Charles Il. Gabriel of this city, gave
the production his personal supervision.
Inc participants numbered some twenty
i've young misses of the Emmanuel Baptist
Sunday-school, ranging in ages from to Il
years. A car on the 10: 80 train from this
city was chartered for the transportation of
the young troupe and their parents, in all
about nifty persons.
were invited to most excellent lunch, pre-
| pared by the committee from donations
from the good people OF the town. The
| stage was beautifully and artistically dec
| GRATED, being appropriately arranged with
| green branches and bright berrlrS, forming
sylvan retreat such as fairies are sup
| posed to delight in.
| BY o'clock the hall was nearly filed, and
| little later all of the members Of the Boys
| Orphanage filed in and were given seats in
| had hoe vaI far
them Inc performance began at 2:15 and
| break. Va
"A Dream OF FairyIand' is the author.
latest and best work. This was its second
| puOilc production, 1t includes about twenty
beautiful cnoruSes, and a half dozen pretty
taxing little solos. 1t shows the struggle OF
goOd and Dad 1allIes and the efforts OF each
TO viii over to their cause two pretty little
orphans who have drifted into fairyland.
The good fairies were all dressed in white,
each carrying silver wand. The evil fairies
were attlred IN black and carried gold wands
A band OF pretty little sprites, dress in
red, contributed much to the general bright
ness and liveliness OF the scenes.
The characters OF the two orphans were
admirably Interpreted by little Miss Dolly
Lowenberg, daughter Of Mr.W. Lowenberg,
and Miss Flora King, daughter of Mr.. w. L.
hlng OF This city. During the action oil the
| canlata Miss Louise Brownelle danced the
La Paloma," with castanet accompaniment.
Little Wlihelmina Cochran won much APP
pause Tor her pretty rendition of the
Shadow Dance"
me audience was good natured and ap-
pn,eIuia alve. All were loud in their praise OF
a anJ httle ones. About $50 was raised over
vuas ABOVE expenses, and the undertak ing
80 pronounced success The arrange
ments Tor lunch, heating and decorating
pore pore evidence OF great deal of thought and
ia99r on the part OF the committees.
Inc following ladies, prominently con-
| The rbnY
Committee of Fourteen: Mrs. b. BAN "a me
Mrs. Al, L. Bigley, Miss A. N. Byrnes'
MRS; y. W. Lundy, Mrs. G. w. Dickic. Mrs
A. Hancock, Miss E. Moore Mrs. j. Lewis
Mrs. ". n. MeDougall. Mrs. A. l.. Brewer
Mrs. Ii. X. judah. Mrs. ID. Bromleld. Mrs.
A: Johnstone, Mrs. j. Il. Sayre.
=, The cantaia party returned to the city by
the 5:45 O'Clock p. NJ. train, delighted