The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-09

Pixley Jr.. Spanish cavalier; Mr. Lou
Loyey, as Eddie Foy. ballet girl in s'Sin-
bad"; Miss Kate Hoag and Miss NJ Toepke,
Figaro; Mr.. Charles W. Spauldng. Next
can costume; Mr.. Robert Cabrera, Spanish
costume; Mr. William X. Fairfield, Prince
Manola; Mr.. Frank II. Kerrigan.
comic co ~ Irish costume; Mr.. William
N; IT Tro ,el k ~ connie German costume;
Mr.. Edward II. Mitchell. Uncle Sam"
Mrs. Edward H. Mitchell, Goddess of
Liberty; Mr.. A. Feupntes. Prince Figaro !;
Messrs; l. Blake, j. Ii. Skinner, Theodore
Blake, Leonard 6. Rowell as a quartet of
clowns: Miss L. Frances Warrington and
Miss Elise Warrington as zouaveS, in very
handsome fancy costumes; Miss Eugenia
Cabrera, gypsy; MIR. George McDougal,
directoire; Miss Maud Hughes. Mr.. George
Graham, Grecian costumes; Miss Lolita
Levett, Dorothy; Mr. j. A. Christie, LIE
Marquis; Mr.. Sanford G. Lewald,
realistic Louis XIV; Miss E. f. Austin.
FRENCH gypsy fortune teller; Miss
Hattie Austin, Red Riding Hood; Miss II.
Hubbard, Woman Suffrage; Miss NJ. lis.
Miss L. lis and Miss II. Fishbeck. the
Three Graces"; Miss Lulu Long, schaol-
girl; Miss Ii. Sehlingheyde. baby; Miss
Maud Rothermel, schoolgirl; Miss Ida
Hawkins, California; Mrs. hawkins, a
big baby; Miss Edith Jones, Folly; Mr..
w. Z. Corbett as National Parlor, n. s. G.
W; Miss Emily Ferguson, peasant girl;
Mr.. Howard p Taylor Jr., cowboy; Miss
ID. Schrader, baby.
The Wilkinson Crystal Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilkinson were
pleasantly surprised on Saturday evening
at their residence, 1915 Suffer street, by a
band of fifty friends, who assembled to
congratulate the Supervisor and his wife
on the attainment OF the fifteenth anniver-
sary OF their wedding day. 1t WAS genu-
Inc surprise, and very enjoyable In every
way. The guests, led by Messrs. George
w. Tindal and John Connors, were warmly
welcomed and entertained, the festivities
closing with bOunteous supper. The
hostess and host were made the recipients
of many handsome gifts.
The Maas-Felderman Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Tlllie Mas, the
only daughter of Mr. Henry Mas, and Mr..
John FeldermaD occurred on Thanksgiving
day at the residence of the brides parents
on Spear street. Rev. J. Fuendeling was
the officiating divine.
The bridesmaid and groomsman were
Miss Minnie Won Isendorff aud Mr.. Nicholas
unge respectively.
Over hundred friends of the contracting
parties were present at the ceremony, at
the conclusion of which supper was served.
and festivities were INDUCED in until after
midnight.
ihe Court Apollo Party.
The attendance at the second ball given
by Court Apollo, No. 1902, A. o. F., last
evening at Union-square Hall, was very
good, considering the rain. Seventy-fye
couples took part in the opening lancers.
Heyman & HetZePs orchestra officiated. and
IN following committees supervised the
pleasant affair: Committee of Arrange
ments-James d. Hart, Ii. E. Haggard, c.
A i Il
Shaeffer. Reception Committee. C. Burr,
E. A. Stecker, I. f. DUNCAN, J. Muralter,
+. A. Saeger; floor director, G. j. Berger;
assistant floor directors, William Bootsma
aud A. Helno; Floor Conlmittee-T. b.
O'Brien. T. J. Doyle, II. Hamilton, Charles
Holcp, w. Ii. Clark; Door Commitiee-N.T
Mcdonald, c. j. Gambill.
socitey Personals.
Senator FELTON, and his son, Mr.. Charles
FELTON,, are settled for the season at 1880 II
street, Washington. ID. Z.
Miss A. Whitney was in Paris, France,
ON the 1st of the month.
General and Mrs. Z. p. johnson of Los
Angeles are visiting the city.
MIR. Jasper Mcdonald, brother of Colonel
Mark l.. Mcdonald, who met with pain
full accident on California-street cable-car
on Saturday, when he was assisted by MIR.
Fred Tallant and Mr.. +. z. Farms worth, is
re- orted much better.
Mrs. Charles o, Alexander and Miss
Leila Carroll are spending few weeks in
Chico.
p5 Mr.; and Mrs W. &. Tubbs are at the
Dr. William Simpson of San Jose is in
town.
Miss Lou Wefelsburg left last evening
on visit to Sacramento
After an extended absence in Europe Mrs.
Elisha Cook, Miss l.. Cook and Mr.. Elisha
Cook Jr. have returned to this city and are
at present guests of Mrs. Cooks son, Mr..
Carroll Cook, at his residence on Haight
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing B. Miner leave on
to-morrOw's steamer for Honolulu, owing to
the continued indispusiliou of MIR. Miner.
Miss Lucy Cove will visit Stockton friends
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin are visiting
Del Coronado.
Miss Susan Hale and Miss Z. d. Hale
have gone down to Santa Barbara
MIR. and Mrs. j. z. Smith ana Miss Anita
Gonzales, OF Santa Cruz, were in town
yesterday, Ell route for New York. They
expect to return to this Coast next March.
Mr.. Frank w. Marston and his bride have
returned from their weddi1g tour, and were
among the " first nighters at the California
last Monday night.
EX-Judge Israel Lawton and Mr. A. P. Ho-
tailng are expected to return from New
York next Friday.
The China. which is TO carry a number of
society people to Japan, en- route round the
world, will not sail until tomorrow, having
been delayed two DAYS for the Eastern mail.
Among those sailing by her will be Mrs. Ii.
NJ. Newhal. Mrs. j. H. Jewett, Mrs. Ruth
Blackwell, Miss Holiday and Mr.. George
Newhall Mrs. Black we'll and Miss Holia-
day will join Mrs. William Nj. Stewart and
Miss Stewart in Yokohama or Singapore,
and during their stay in the Orient will be
entertained by United States Minister and
Mrs. Whitman (nee Aldrichl.