The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-14
The Charity Ball.


AtIhe meeting hsld on Friday evening Of the
General Committee on the Charity Ball 10 be
given at B'nsi Brth Ban on the % pTOK., Mr
D. Meter presided aud Mr.. S. Bloom acted as
secretary. All the arrangements are well 10
hand. Brandrs Orchestra viii Oficiate and the
hall viii be appTOpri tely decorated. Tie lead
Ing merchants have received tickets, and lib
eTal response Is confidently expected The
tTeasurePs bond has been fled with the Finance
Committee. From all Indications the ball will
be a big social event and VIII help greatly,
Ct very little cost 10 individuals, TO establish
fund for The suffering Hebrew refugees.
The Muller Huber Wedding.
The wedding OF Mr.. George Muller aud Miss
Lizzie +. Huber took place last Wednesday
evening at the residence Of tie BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Simon, $50 NstOma street.
The wedding presents were numerous and
costly.
Among those present we're the follow
Ing: MIR; and Mrs. Paul Simon, Mr..
and Mrs John Muller, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. West
eOtt, Mr.. ana Mrs. II. B. WesIcott, Mr. and Mrs
Charles BaBtell Mr.. and Mrs. G. GUnther Mir.
aud Mrs. Walter Lucas, Mr., and Mrs. ". Head
Mr.. and Mrs Z. Radayau, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
ToWle, Mr.. and Mrs. +. McGuy, MT. and Mrs.
Charles Muller Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Delaney, Mrs. T. Delaney Mrs
baul, Mrs kOher, Miss Clara WestcOtt, Miss
Louisa konrsd, Miss Mamie Parry Miss Lille
Parry, Miss Rose Flahsrty, Miss Annie DOTgan
Miss Lizzie Dorgan, Miss Annie McCloud, Mas
Annie Kelly, Miss Ada Andrews, Miss Jessie
BeecheT, Miss Maggie Sullivan. Miss LlObie
Muller, Miss Hattie Huber, Messrs. G. Muller,
g BeechcT, +. Glass, Z. Muller, J. Baumgartner.
z. FlaheIty, Z w. Madden, j. c Harlow, David
Hughes, Harvey White, Charles WestcOtt.
Surprise Party on Lomb stroe'.
Last Monday evening the residence Of Mr.. and
hrs. N. Timer was the scene Of msrrment,
when tie many friends and acqualutances Of
Miss Carrie Ulaler assembled ana rendered her a
surprise party.
A weli-arranged programme OF dancing vocal
and instrumental music, as well as numerous
games, served TO entertain the merrymaKers.
Shortly before midnight the party withdrew to
the diningroOm, where all present aid fun justice
70 sumptuous repast, after which dancing was
continued until an early hour next morning.
Among those present were: Miss Carrie vi.
mer, Miss Miami Nagele, Miss Annie Adams,
Miss Lizzie Tieien. Miss Lille ROtger MISS
Nellie ClabT0ugh, Miss Margaret Schultz Miss
Lizzie Spar, Miss Annie SPAR, Miss Albertine
SchweitZer, Miss NeYa krenmke, Miss Dora
Hlnk. Miss Flora Mcmahon, Miss Rose BrOder.
icz Miss Lille SchnOleki Messrs. Rudolph Vi.
ueT John Morris. Mars Froment, Clarence Ath-
eFson Charles Tanser, John LacOste, Victor
Turrel John Spar, William Adams, William =.
UlmeT James WOrden, Arthur VClkmann, Fred
Hanson, Dir. and Mrs. NJ. Ulmer, Captain and
Mrs. 7. F. A. Obermeyer, Mrs Z; KTehmke,
Miss Katie COyle, Miss Mary Campbell.
TIE GermanIa Club Masquerade.
One Of the most successful masquerades ever
glveu here look place last evening at Saratoga
nan upder tie auspices Of the Gernsnia Club.
n was their annual entertainment OF this kind
and was iBaugurated with three iableaux.
In the three tableaux-"Germanla," "COum
bl,D aud I'm the r .alm OF Fools"-arranged by
Mr.. Henry MareI, the following ladies and gen.
fIemen participated: Ladies-Germanla, mrs
Minnie Mohr; Goddess Of Music, Aguss L ..Ils-
90. f.od9ess of the Art OF Painting, Maria
s5cn. Messenger OF Peace. Katis Brungesi Sis
ters OF Mercy, Emma Meier and mrs. w ).
Null; Columbia, Lizzie Eggers; Goddess OF
Size Wiss g. Krusei Goddess OF Peace' MIS-