The morning call., 1891-03-22

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festivities and extra space was found in the
adjoining hall, which, decorated In Turkisll-red
draperies and with comic figures made con-
venient annex. Music was furnished by Ballen-
berg's Orchestra.
Tie costumes we're particularly handsome and
original, completely battling i'll most cases the
curiosity of friends. The feature Of the opening
festivities was the Mikado set. composed OF six
teen natives OF Japan, who danced beneath the
central umbrella. Among them were MISS Louie
Cert, Miss Leah AnsberGer, Miss Rich, MISS
Helen Levy, Miss Sadie Levy. Miss Bertha
FeIschman, Miss Nettie Held, Mr.. Arthur Sill
VerOeTg, Mr. Rich and Mr. Felix Levy. There
was notable absence of f0rmaity as the even.
ing wore on, and all the delightful and legitimate
abandon OF The mi-caTeme ball was presented at
It's beS!.
About midnight an elaborate supper was pre-
pared in the banquet-hali upstairs, and the fes,
tytieS were subsequently renewed with added
yerVe and vlVacity Tor several hours.
The committees Of the evening comprised the
following gentlemen: Reception Committee
MeSsieurs. A. L. Pesoli, En-. RaSs, A. Bowler,
BengnO CampOs, Albert Pissis, Joseph Roth,
Eugene Meyer, Is. RelSS, August Schmidt
CHARLES Carry, f. Cbaronndt, DE-. Ii. 1emaus,
Raphael Well. Leon Kaufman, Frank Laeoste;
Floor COmmlee-AleSSleurS. Z. LOnlOn, Charles
Blum, Albert Hiischfrd, c. LtmOuSin, George
5 Neae, y. Ddhlman; b. +. Louis, Nathan
MAYER, Jules Wolf, Casimir EIchebarne, Leonce
The Corcle Francois is under the following
direction: NJ. Emmanuel Meyer, President;
NJ Edward Dubedat, Vice President; NJ. Jules
Levy, Treasurer: NJ. Edmond GOdchauX, Secre-
taryi Observation-Disclosures Z. Messager, SyI-
vain Well, Isadore W. Levy, a. Callleau,
A Novel Club Dinner.
On Thursday evening last the hreakfast-roOm
OF the Bohemian Club was transformed into
miniature forest OF Arden in honor Of Mr.. Al
Hayman, TO whom Mr.. Allied Bowler gave
dinner, the guests also including dozen other
gentlemen.
The affair was In several respects the most re-
maIkable in the history of the club. The room
was literally forest, the table and benches were
Of redwood, and the gaTnshment Of tile able was
SuggesliYely Shakcspearean, An artificial moon
liguL melluwed the scene, and the voluptuous
swell OF music from he BALDWIN grand orchestra
lent soothing influence TO the occasion. AT
each plate was an artistic Illuminated scroll bear
ing lew words OF greeting and an apt quotation
from AS You Like IT," touching on u leading
trait OF the guest.
The dinner was In perfect taste, and after
toastng Mr.. Hayman aud Mrs. Hayman the conf
pany thOughtfuliy toasted Mrs. Bowler, who de
signed The artistic features Of the dinner and
executed The souvenir scrolls.
Birthday Party on Fillmore Street.
A very pleasant party was gwen by Mr.. and
Mrs. Casper Dix, at their home on the corner Of
Fillmore aud Hilbert streets, last Friday evening,
the occasion being the tenth birthday ami
versary of their daughter, Miss NJ abel Dix.
A large number of youthful guests were pres
ent and most enjoyable time passed In
singing, reciiatlOus. music and dancing.
Among those present were Miss Emma He'd
berg, Miss Eva Hedbetg, Miss LOttie Dryer,
Miss Maggie Power Miss Lizzi SsmeteyeF, Miss
Bertha Hens-l. Miss Florence Lilly, Miss Robiua
Smart MISS Lille Reddy, Miss Maud Buggs,
Mss Irene Boggs, Miss Maize Boggs Miss
Kati- keuny, Miss Katie Dahl, Miss Della Dam,
Miss Ffeida DreYer. Miss Alice Power,
Miss Maggie Kenny. Miss Mamie Burke. Miss
Tesss O'Rourke Miss Pearl O'Rourke, Misc
Josie Welfare, Miss Evelyn Lily, Miss Sarah
(rraur. Miss Mabel Dix Miss Alttua De
Masters Charles tedberg, Robert Power, New
tor administer, John Malone, Gerald Malone, Z.
Mcclellan, ". BurG, john IaucOurt, w. AylOr
Frank Dix. Flank Shelley, George Lily. j.
Reddy, q. Hlldebrand, Mr.. Carroll, Mr.. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs George Lli,y NJ and Ms. s.
j. savage, Mr. aud MIS-. Il, Smait, Mr.. and Mis-.
Z. DIX, Mr.. Tony Deslleil0.
Native Sons in Oakland.
On Friday evening successful performance of
Damon and Pythas" was given i'll Oakland by
Oakland PaIor, n. 5. G. W. After the perform
auce the members OF Oakland Parlor and their
friends adjourned to Barnum's Restaurant,
where n banquet was held in honor OF Mr..
George Allen Watson. Mr.. j. w. TOmpkins
OBLIGATED as tOast-ma-teT and Nj Cleveland l..
Dam as master OF ceremonies. T0asts we're re-
sponGed 10 by MesSrs. George Allen Watson, r.
NJ. Fitzgerald, ". l., EasOn, G. L. DAM Shelby
Martin. A. L. Stone, Phil kemiilard, E. q. Vim
cent, Rod W. Church and others.
Party in Alameda.
very enjoyable evening was spent at the
residence OF Mr.. Henry KefDer OF 2I15 Santa
Clara avenue, Alameda, on Wednesday evening,
tile party having been given in honor of Miss
Dora Kerber, it being tie anniversary OF her
birthday. The evening spent IN singing
dancing and conversation. A bOunteous supper
was served al IL O'clock after which dancing
was resumed ulIil early morning. Those pres
ent were: Miss a. Muller, Miss NJ. II jen. Miss
NJ ko Der, Miss A. Segeihorsl, Miss l.. K9rber
ieu. Miss NJ. Wobber, Miss L. Muller, Mrs
SegeIhorst, Mrs. Bleydom, Mrs. Kruse, Mr. j.
Thogode, Mr.. K Luders, MIR. Il. Muller. Mr..
W. Meyer, MI. &. Shaker, Mr.. A kGe Der.
Meister- Somehow Wedding.
The marriage OF Mr.. D. Somehow OF Los An
geIes and Miss Carrie MetsIer of san Francisco
which took place on Sunday last at the residence
of Mr.. l.. b. COIN In Los Angeles, was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Blum. Rabbi Blum reminded
them OF their mu ual and sacred duty TO each
other as man and WIFE and after explaining the
meaning OF The wedding ring, he reclted the Gus
tomary Hebrew prayers and then tho bridal
couple drank from the two cups of wine en-
biematcal of the cup of Joy and the cup OF
affection. According to an ancient Hebrew Gus
tom, the groom broke glass, and the ceremony
ended.
After the ceremony was over the guests were
ushered into the spacious dnngrooia, where an
elaborate dinner was served; toasts aud speeches
were made, and the happy couple were wished
many happy days Uy their several guests.
During tile afternoon kilograms OF cOngraiula-
non TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sonneborn were received,
a few of which are from the following: Mr.. and
Mrs Ash, Mr.. and Mrs Gross, Messrs. Joseph
and L. Il. Stearns, P. Berg aud NJ. Solomon, all
from San Francisco.
Society Personals.
Mrs. L. D, McKislck, with her daughters, Miss
Madeleine and Miss Theodore Mcklsick, re-
turned home last Sunday alter having visited
relatives and friends in New 0rl ans, Memphis,
Jacksonville and ST. Louis.
Miss Lille Waters will soon leave for the East
and will be away about six months.
DIR. and Mrs. Franklin Faucodst have taken
anartments The Hotel MlTaDedu.
MIR. and Mrs. &. II. Cough spent last Sunday
very pleasantly in Ssusalito, together with Mrs.
Frank Briggs aud Mrs. e. Ii. Badger.
Mrs. Tenant and Mrs. Dorothy Stanley passed
a couple OF days al Mount Hamilton last week as
the guests OF Professor Holden.
Mrs j. II. Pierce OF San Jose is at the Hotel
PleasdutOn.
Mr. Fulton &. berry of Fresno is here on a
Mr. H. H. Sherwood returned on Thursday
from a trip East.
Mrs. Henry Allen Will spend the summer in
SausalitO.
Mr 6. W. Singley has returned TO San Rafael
from his trip to Honolulu.
Miss Lille Hamlin of Tulare is the guest OF
Miss Lillian Sliukey a: The FL Monte, SausalitO
Mrs. j. I. Howe wife OF the popular manager
Mr. j. p. Howe OF Portland, Oregon Is visiting
at the home of Mr.. T. e. Pedlar i'll Golden Gate
Alameda County.
Miss Fanny BOnney has returned to the Mis-
sion IRON trip 10 San Rafael.
Mir. and Mrs. Maggie OF Santa Clara come up to-
day TO c. lebrate The sixteenth anniversary OF
their wedding.
Messrs. W. n. Cowles, W. 0othout and Z. A.
Norton have returned from trip TO the South.
For the past week they have been on pleasure
trip, hunting and fishing on The Raucho Roblar,
near Los Alamos
Messrs. B. J. hays and Alexander NJ. Hildreih
are at present visiting San Francisco, having
arrived from Australia few days ago Oh the
MaripOsa. The TWO gentlemen are circumnav-
gatiDA the globe having sailed from New York
TO Australia on a clipper ship, via Cape OF Good
Hope, making the voyage in 100 days. They
contemplate returning 10 the Atlantic States
over the Canadian Pacific Railway. Mr.. Hays,
who resided in san Francisco twenty years ago,
is he grandson OF the famous Chief of Police in
New York City, and he IS now the manager OF
the great Long Branch summer hostelrie, tho
proprietor Of which Is the father of his travelling
companion, Mr. Hlldreth.
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A ROUGH AND TUMBLE.
Harry Daniels Arrested for Beating an
Aged Woman.