The morning call., 1892-02-22

Eastman,
son OF Colonel and Mrs. f. a. Eastman,
well known in this city, to Miss Wilhemna
Hayemeyer. daughter of the sugar king. W..
a. HaYemeyer, Is announced 10 occur next
tuesday, at high noon, at the home Of the
bride, Fair Lawn" at Riyerdale. III.
Recent dispatches to The CALL announce
the wedding next Wednesday in New York
OF Count Festetics, an Austrian noble. to
Miss Ella Haggin, only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis L. Haggin, aud grand
daughter of Mr.. j. B. Haggin. Miss Haggin
IS this years debntante. MIR. and Mrs
Haggin have occupied their town house in
New Ork during the past year. They also
have houses in California and Paris. The
Count met Miss Hagsin in Paris and fol-
lowed her TO this country He is a member
OF the Paris Jockey Club and is noted
parsonage in society in Paris and Vienna.
tho Harmonic Club Banquet.
Last evening the regular and irregular
members of the Harmonic Club met for
their annual banquet in honor Of Washing
toms birthday at their well-appointed rooms
in UniOn-square Building
An irresistible appeal had been issued by
the Entertainment Committee, printed upon
rongh-hewn paper in type OF the same ma
tuTe and rarely Photographed. As a result
about 100 guests assembled, and after first
class dinner proc eeded to greet the faSt-ap
preaching birthday
Mr.. r. NJ Fletcher. the President, babe
the boys" welcome in a few telling words,
and afterward gave place to Judge j. c. B.
Hebbard. who of1iciated as toast-master.
Various sentiments were ingeniOusly spoken
around by Judge Waldheimer Messrs. John
H. burst, Max Pepper, b. l. Wolf, Her
man Enkle, Felix II. MeTZbach, and then
there was q musicale. Mr.. Gus Brenner
sang. and so did Mr.. Eugene Korn and
Mr. Charles Dickman. Professor Adelsten
o.r f,tl. tod JoI,r
Willard made his violin speak and Mr.. a.
w. Caro- whistled melodiUUsly. There were
also Rotations by Mr.. Julius Kahn and
Leo Cooper, highly dramatic and enjoyable.
These were not 1.-THE of the pleasant
contributions 10 HarmOnie's big success.
In the banquet-roOm the most striking or
DameDt, outside OF the members, was a
cherry-tTee laden with fruit, beneath which
was arranged among American flags por-
trait OF Washington. The t0ast-master
sported tiny Ratchet in his buttOn-hOle,
and each Of the guests wore boutOnnieres
of cherries and leaYes-all in honor of the
great truth-teliing Father of his Country.
Zanke's Orchestra rendered selections dur
ing the courses and the company did the
rest" not separating until early morning.
All credit Of the redOubtable affair be-
longs next TO the caterer to the Entertain
ment Committee, consisting of Mr. Ben
Armer Chairman, MeSSrs. }. l.. Wolf and
A. Block, assisted by the remaining officers
as follows: Mr. d. Nj. Fletcher, President;
Mr. NJ. {. Ettinger, Treasurer; MessTs. Is.
MeIninger and ). Tekelhemer.
Party on Ellis Street.
a social party was given by Mrs Annie
b. BradstIeet at her residence, 1912 Ellis
street. Saturday evening last.
Among those present were: Mrs. A. b.
Bradstreet. Master Cecil Bradstreet, Mrs.
Emma White, Miss Carrie White. Mrs. j.
w. Mcguire, Miss May Mcguire, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Holbrook, Mrs. Lewis, Miss
Ahna Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Grenelle,
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Carlton. Mr.. and
Mr. ana Mrs. K. 4. Priest; Messrs. w. NJ
Lawson, J. c. Horn. William II. Horn, W.
w. Williams, Miss Nellie Fyfe, Mr.. Nor
ton. Mr.. Lowell, Mr.. Hauser c. W. C0nger,
w. W. McNair, j. a. Hammer and S. Y.
Costello.
A well-prepared supper was served about
midnight, which was appreciated by all.
Games, singing and instrumental music
continued until a late hour, when all re-
tired. having thoroughly enjoyed the social.
Party on Harrison Street.
On Thursday evening last a party OF
young people gathered at the residence of
Captain and Mrs. Scott for the purpose OF
giving their daughter, Miss Jennie, a sur
prise party.
The large parlors were elegantly decora-
ted with ferns and mistletoe. Games, dane
ing and singing were INDUCED in until II 80
o'clock, when the guests adjourned to the
dining-rOOm in which n sLmptuOus repast
was spread. At the table the merry makers
each received beautiful souvenir.
The invited guests were: Miss ). Scott
Miss NJ. Magner. Miss a. Brown, Miss III.
KessiOg, Miss V. Brady, Miss II. Brieley.
Miss +. Weeke. Miss Nj, Mastrv. Miss r
nd -
Robin, a. French, ii. Howe, +. Lawrence,
A. Flynne, Il. Levy, f. LawlOr, j. Scott.
Parties to Take Place.
lowing to the pressure on space a number OF
notices of future events are held oyerl
Bay City Parlor No. 1O4, \. 5. G. w., will
celebrate its fifth anniversary with full
dress invitation ball on Saturday evening,
April O.
Junipero Sierra Council No. 81, Y. NJ. l.,
will give its fourth annual entertainment
aud ball on Monday, Goth inst. at Union
square Hall.
The newly organized Carleton Club. with
membership limited to 100, Will give tn cir
initial complimentary hop at Saratoga Hall
on Tuesday evening, March /.
WashingtOn's birthday will be celebrated
by the Improved Order OF Red Men to-
night by a souvenir entertainment and ball
at UniOn-squaTe Hall.
The military bazaar will open tonight at
the Second Artillery Regiment Armory, on
the corner of Page and Cough streets. The
hand will open with the "Stale Militia Re-
view March" Y
A concert will be given by Clan Erase
No. rs Order of Scottish Clans, in Scottish
Hall, next Friday evening, in honor of
WashiHgtOn's birthday.
The sixteenth annual masquerade ball of
the San Francisco Turn Nerein Will take
place this evening WashingtOn's birthday
at their hail. 323 Turk street.
The German American NeTein under the
management of Frisco Ten will give their
first annual masquerade ball at the San
Francisco Turn Veren Hail, 1913 Truk
street. on Saturdayevening next Among
the features are a lantern and a moonlight
dance.
The Danish Society Dannebrog will give
their monthly social next Sunday evening
at UniOn-sQUare Hail.
The Second San Francisco Company will
give q reception to the First Alameda Com
pany next Tuesday at their headquarters,
corner of Van Ness avenue and Sacramento
street. Commander Lyons will give lee
lure on his experience In the late war.
Palo Alto Lodge, X. and l.. of Honor, will
give a leap year party in Social Hall, Fores-
ters' Building next Friday evening.
A comic valentine party will be given at
OBrien'S Academy, Scottish Hall, next
w ednPsday evening.
The pupils of AndersOn's academy will
give fancy dress and domino party next
Thursday evening at Saratoga Hall.
The seventeenth reception OF the Clover
Club will be held at Pioneer Hall on Friday
evening next.
Britannia Lodge No. Z, Daughters of st.
George, will give a leap-yeaT party at
ForesUers' Hall on Wednesday evening next.
The Mikados give their second hop at
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday, the 25th
inst. There is a large demand for invita-
ti0ns
The Star Minstrel Club will give its next
entertainment and ball at Mission Turn
Verein Hall on Saturday evening next
Young Ladies' Institute No. 10 will give
a tish-pond social on Friday next at Lib
arty Hall pVLhian Castle