The morning call., 1892-08-22


at 1920 Fillmore street.
Tie marriage OF Mr.. George Hauser and Miss
Otillle Book was solemnlzed on Thursday Au-
gust IL. al ST. Johannes Church, before quite
large number of their hiends Miss Emma Beck
acted as bridesmaid ana Mr. Henry Hauser OFF,
ciated as best man. The wedding procession
moved down the aisle OF Tie church 10 the
music OF "Mendelsso bn's Wedding March," and
after the ceremony SumptuOus repast was en-
loyed at the residence OF The brides parents.
Mr.. aud Mr. George HauseT, on their return
from me honeymoon, Will reside at 900 Filbert
street.
Dinners, Entertainments, Etc.
Miss n. Harvey. who is now living with her
parents al the Palace HoieI. entertained her
young lady friends at dejeuner alunne IN
the tapestry room last Wednesday. The follow
Ing menu was discussed with much relish, and
the young ladies, including the Misses Norwood.
Lincoln, Schussler, Palmer, Ringwal, Spiers.
Wood, Miller and Merry, enjoyed themselves 10
their hearts content;
MENU.
Consomme en- asSe.
Hors-d' 0suvres Varies.
Petites Bouehees Ia Refine.
Cotelettes dAgneau Petits Pois.
donates tarcies a la Creole.
Piseonneaux Grilles sur Canape.
Saiade d e Roman.
Glaces de Fantastic.
Petlts Fours. Fruits. Dessert.
Cate.
The Weihe Tea Party.
Miss Florence Weihe gave an elaborate alter
noon tea last Tuesday at her residence, 2226
Jackson street The affair was arranged as n
farewell compliment 10 Miss Roberta Nuttall,
who, with her mother, viii start for Europe next
"Wednesday. A number of young ladies were
Invited TO meet The guest of The hour, and a very
enjoyable social time was passed. Those who
participate IN the pleasures OF the afternoon
were; Miss TaDlan OF San Jose. Miss Silent of
Los Angeles, Mrs. Charles Ii. Gardner. Miss
Weller, MISS Josephine Cone OF Red Bluff. Miss
Nethe led, Miss SehusSleT, Miss Nellie Hillyer
ana Miss Eleanor Wood. The decorations were
q nfslQ INN fHn 1ufn n
perfect garden OF paradise by The Introduction of
beautiful howers ferns ana palms. The refresh
menis were much enjoyed, after which The
guests were entertained with music.s
Private Entertainments.
The season for social entertainments has fairly
commenced aud hardly a night passes that there
is not Que or more entertainments OF this class
on the Iapis. The most select and best attended
gathering this season was that of lhe Western
Addition Literary and Social Club held at odd
Fellows Hail last Wednesday evening. The
early part OF the evening was devoted TO a
musicale OF no mean order. Miss Alyina NJ
Heuer, Mr.. a. +. ". Sehleieber and Mr.. a. NJ.
Thornton giving In good style Ofenbach's oTer-
ella "Br aking the Spell" 10 the great delight
and appreciation OF the audience The opereiia
was preceded by "A corner solo by Mr.. Charles y.
ElleIman. Spanish IAN dance by Miss Bessie
Allen aud a recitation by Miss Ida Kruger. The
floor was clealed for dancing about 10 O'clock,
and nice a crowd of pretty glGis and young
men "a can be found In The city Joined in the
dance 10 the inVlgoratlns music OF Noah Brandrs
orchestra.
Court Golden Rule No 1923 gave most en-
loyable dance al Union-square Hall on Saturday
evening last aud kept up their reputation for a
selecI gathering.
Mr.. James Schultz proved very efficient floor
manager. aud was well assis ed by Messrs. c. VI.
lie Clair. William fl. Hickman, Mace Vaughn
and John Nelson, who constituted The fl0eT CON-
mittee. AeSsFs Arthur Kidd, Hugh HereL vii
lam y. Diagie, {. II. SchlObobm and Arthur
Leopold were the reception committee Mr.
d Mr.
=. j. Limo, Mr. Henry Pope and MIR. A AnthOn-
son constituted the committee Of arrangements.
delightful party was given at Noe Valley
Hall on Saturday the 18Th inst, IN honor OF
ISIS aimee l.. Harris. Several ladies' prominent
among whom WIS Mrs. CDIistoner, superintended
the arrangements. aud the affair passed of In a
most enjoyable manner The ladies were IA
diant IN handsome evening toilets and eniOyed
The dancing. music and Teasing thoroughly.
Miss AIMEE was the recipient OF hands some
gold watch, the birthday gift of her father. and
many Olher useful ana pretty presents. Day
da"ned before the happy throng dispersed TO
their homes.
The Niblo Club gave a pleasant social and
dance last Wednesday evening at Mrs. ClaTk's
Han, on Sutter street. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Adams. Mis-. Anderso
Mr.. Bennett Miss BOepple Mr.. T. Cook Mir
Days The Misses Clark MI Dettrick Mrs East
man, Mr. Hahn, MT. Hansen, Miss Hewitt, Mr.
Huntington, Miss Hueibeii, Miss bum, Miss
McCabe, Miss Malone Miss Morrison, The Misses
Sehmllz, Nh. Simpson, Mr.. and Miss Won Issen-
Tie "Haeyons" held their second social last
Friday evening at Social Hail. lO2 OFarel
street. Tue attendance was very good, aud the
dancing was thoroughly enjoyed by those pres
ent The arrangements oi the evening were
manager, l. @ Hanen assistant floor manager.
aud floor committee composed OF Messrs. j. l..
Leeoste aud A. ID. Hatfield.
The hOmen's Educational and Industrial
Union held it, quarterly meeting at he rooms Of
The society, 427 Suffer street. -on Tuesday even
Ing. August o The reports OF The different com
mlttseS wefe read, showing that the Institution
II doing great amount OF good work in d much
ueeGed direction. Many women We're assisted
TO help themselves through Tie union by being
taught dIessmaking. millinery and cooking.
Tn employment committee found lOsitisns Tor
many, aud the ladies are very much encouraged
and The keen Interest shown by all The members
alike. Article Of the bylaws is annuied, and
IN Afticie . 10, IS changed 10 10" Mis-. y.
h. Eystrrs Mrs. l.. htrketsrp, Mrs. Coughland,
Mrs. ). j. Henry and Mrs. l.. 4. sorbirr were
nominated Tor the nominating committee. Alter
tie business of the evening was over pleasure m
lie form OF a vocal aud Instrumental social fol-
lowed by refreshments and dancing. was In
DUG Ia aud greatly enjoyed by all present.
The h. 7. y. OF Elks gave very successful
ENTERTAINMENT and social Oh Saturday, the l3th
inst, 10 celebrate the twengy-HfIh anniversary
OF the Older, aud very enjoyable evening Was
passed.
he first entertainment and social given by
Social Circle" No. 11S. a. o. f.. Companions
of the Forest, tOos place at FOresters' Hail, Io2
OfaiTell street, last Wednesday evening
very interesting entertainment occupied the
early part OF TIE evening. after which The floor
much sDlIit unlll mldnl gilt. The entertainment
Committee was determined TO make record aud
succeeded admirably; The affair was great sue
cess, ana VIII be repeated every TWO months.
The following members of the order constituted
tie Commit tee OF arrangements: Mr.. h. NJ.
Flynn, Mrs. w. A. Aubrey, Mrs Bertram Mrs
Hanson Mrs. Kruse, Mrs. NJ. Boehm j. C.
Jefiriss, NJ. Boehm. DR.. George j.. Evans, J. r.
Schottler, Professor w. V. Plise and Louis 5.
Aiken. AT the entertainment Mrs. Aubrey Miss
Brady and Miss SiroIpe Tecited; Miss III. Ber-
tram saug very sweefIy, Miss Minnie Dryfuss
entertained the audience with skirt dance,
Professor w. V. Plise gave al instrumental solo,
and Mr.. Pfeioniaine's songs were much sppre-
clated.
very enjoyable dance was given last Tuas-
day evening by ibe COrOnsdos, one Of the numer-
Gus social societies of this city that succeed
Ia drawing class OF San Franchises society
people together WHO are a credit TO themselves
and the CITY, and among whom the breath OF
scandal seldom peDetrates. Odd Fellows Hall
was comfortably filled, without being at all
crowded, ana many were The regrets when
Blums orchestra reminded the happy throng
that there was such place as "Home, Sweet
home" MeSsrs. II. l.. Goertzhain. J.. w. Mel.
son aDd 5. j. Suparich constituted the reception
committee, aud H. ID. Smith, A. GOodenough,
Charles Goerizhain and James b. Knabgo acted
floor director.
The Young Mems Chapter Of ST. Johns Guild
gave yeiy pleasant and enjoyable social enter
Ianment at Mission Music Hall last Tuesday
evening. on which occasion capital musical
aud dramatic programme was gone through.
Mr.. II. darcy French sang a tenor solo very
erediIably. Miss Olive X. Hoh ana Miss Zoe 4.
Patten contributed TO the entertainment by civ.
lug very clever iecitdtions, aud the pretty aud
graceful fancy dancing OF Miss Jessie Stone was
much appreciated. "A Sheep in VOLTS Cloth.
Ing comedy In one act by Tom Taylor was
produced under rather trying and dfrcut cir
eumstances. Miss Olive X. Hof, who would do
credit TO the professional stage. SO far ahead
OF any Que else In the cast that they were simply
mot IN The running al ALL" the ''bteaks" were
very funny and produced as much meIfimeut Is
the several amusing situations In the play. Mir.
Ludoh Schroeder. Mr.. w. X. ii. Nation, Mr..
William X. CalcutI, Mr.. Harry w. Melendy, Mr..
John {. Jennings, Miss Lulu Clark, Miss Violet
Arthur, Miss Zoe T.. Patten and Miss Olive X
hon were ia The cast,
L. scodeletti was lately presented by the mem
befs OF Volta Grove No. SS, L. A. o. d., with a
magnificent gold medal ip usidefatfon Df SER