The morning call., 1892-11-07

Society had night out last Tuesday aud at
tended en- masse the grand performance Of the
Saturday Morning Ladies' Orchestra at the
Grand Opera House. Such beautiful scene as
was Witnessed is of rare occurrence, and served
as pleasant reminder of glores of the past and
Patti nights IN grind opera. AT no time has
there been presen ed 10 the public OF San fran
cisco more beautiful scene than the stage pre-
senIed last Tuesday evening. The magnificent
decorations and floral embellishments were most
aitstically arranged, which, with the magnih-
cent appearance and grouping OF the fifty society
bellies in beautiful toilets, who c0mprised the
orchestra, created an IMPRESSION long 10 be re-
memhered. Mr.. j. H. Rosewaid can be justly
proud OF the success OF his efforts and deserves
tie hearty and sincere thanks Of the community
al lsrge. Miss Alice Ames, The charming violin
soloiSt, was tie recipient OF a very pretty COM
pment iIom ihe orchestra Of Mount Iamalpals
Military Academy OF San Rafael. It's members
presented her with the magnificent basket Of
flowers tied with light and dark blue ribbons,
mat was handed 10 her after her splendid per-
Torrance on The violin.
Among the social stars who witnessed the per.
foTmance were: Mr. and Mrs. William AlTOrd,
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. Ames Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Ames,
Mr. and Mrs. Balfour Mrs. and Miss Bastow,
DR.. and Mrs. o. o. Burgess. Miss Maude Berry,
Mr. Charles Baldwin. Mrs 6. j. Bucknsl Mr..
and Mrs Spencer Buekbee, Judge and Mrs John
H. Boalt, Mr. ana Mrs. Peter Bowes. Mr.. Sig
mund Beel.
Mrs. William Fl. Croker. Colonel C. Fred
Croker Mrs. +. A. Caswell, Mrs A. Chab0t Of
Oakland, Miss y. Chaboi. Mr.. and Mrs. Evan J
Coleman Mr.. George Crocker Mr.. William
Coleman, MIR. W. II. Chambliss, General w. H
Dlmond. Miss Mae Dmond, Miss Eleanor Dl
mond, Mr.. Il. Dimond, Mr. and Mrs. A. n
Drown. Mrs. S. de GIeayer. Mr.. and MIS- Horace
Davis, Miss Josephine Delmas, Mrs. and Miss
Danforths
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ". Earl, Mrs. Edwin Earl
Mr. O. Edridge, Mrs. O. p. Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
j. G. Eastla nd, Mr. ana Mrs. X. b. FOTmaD Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Foster. MI John n. Feathersione.
Miss Carrie Groin, Nr. ana Mrs. Adam Grant
Miss Meta Graham, Miss Hattie Graham, Mr..
Donald de Y. Graham Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Gibbs Mr.. J. NJ. GOewey, Miss Gerile Goewey.
Mrs. John 2. Hager, Miss Emily Hager, Miss
Alice Hager. Mr. and MIS-. Isaac Hecht, Miss
Hechi, MI and Mrs. NJ. II. Hecht, the Misses
Hreht, Mr. and Mrs. Helman, the Misses He'll
man. Mr.. Shafler Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Greer HaniSOn, Judge and Mrs. Hunt, Mr..
Horace HelmaD, Mr.. George (. Hall, Nj. Henry
HeYman.
Mir. aud Mrs Webster Jones, MI Wihn-ld Seott
Jones Miss Nellie b. Jones. Mrs. II DTy b.
Jones. Mr.. W. Brook Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. knight, MI. and Mis-. Jerome Lincoln, Miss
E;bel Lincoln. Mrs. John Lawler, Mrs. John F.
Merrill, MI. George A Mearns, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter McGayin, Mrs. ID. Newhall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Newhall.
Mr. aud Mrs. }. j. OBrien. Mr.. and Mrs
Oppenheim. MIR. and Mrs Louis T. Parrot Miss
Percy Peck, Miss Mollie Phelan. Mr.. Wills
Polk, Mr.. John Perry Sr., Mr.. and MIS- George
PinkaTd. Mr. and Mrs. A II. Rutherford. Mrs l.
Il. ROsewald, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rixiord Dr..
and Mis-. Martin RegensbuTger, Miss Edna Rob
iBson.
Miss Emelle j Sieberst, MI and Mrs. Irwin
C. Stump, the Misses Stump, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
wing NJ Scott, Miss Alice Scott. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank }. Sullivan, Mr.. Sherwood Mr.. Valentine
Stow. Mr.. Henry ScbmiedeIl, Miss Sulro Colonel
William Shalier, [. s a, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Tevls. Mrs. Tallsnt, Mrs.
q. II. Toland, Mrs. A. n. Towne.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Vanderslce, Mrs. L. s,
Fassapit, Mrs Samuel Valleau.
Dir. and Mrs. s. Neill, Judge and Mrs. Seld en-
HrlRb1, DF. a. Z. Williams Miss Marie VIII
tiams.
SIR. and Mrs Frank s. Zimmerman, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Z. Zimmerman.
engagements, Etc.
Miss julie Bissell and Mr.. william Ficher
VIII be quietly married at the Hotel PieasaDtOD
next Wednesday. The bride viii be attended by
her sisters, the Misses Elsie and Therese Bissell.
The best man Will be MI. James B, Stokes Of
New York.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Kitie
Edwards OF Oakland and Mr.. Henry j. Rogers
Miss Edwards is the daughter OF Sir. and Mrs.
r. q. EdwaIds OF Oakland aud Mr.. Rogers is a
prominent business man 10 this city. Tie wed
ding Will take place early in December from he
residence or tbe BRIDES parents, 1O54 Twelfth
street, Oat land.
Miss Carrie w. Osborn and Mr.. charles D.
SIeigeT VIII be married next Friday.
Tie marriage OF Miss Belle A. Garrett TO Mr.
OrSiIle {. T. Goodspeed viii take place at st.
Mary's Cathedral next Wednesday.
The engagement Is announced of Missl Selma
Jackson OF this city TO MIR. Aaron Lewis o. VII.
toria, B. 9.
A Fashionable Wedding.
Miss Cora Levy and Mr.. Henry Appel were
married last Wednesday evening in the banquet.
ing rooms OF the California Hotel. The Rev. Dr.
VoorsaBger tied the knot In the presence OF
about 100 friends and relatives OF The bride and
groom. AL O'Clock, The hour set for the cere-
nony TO take place, the bridal procession entered
the beautiful room. led By Messrs. Arthur Bach
man, Arthur Siyerberg Edward Thurnauer OF
New York, Meyer Calm, William Waterman and
Moses hamburger. Miss Erns Well, an infant
OF years, came next, carrying an embroidered
cushion on which was the We e1ding ring. and
was closely followed by lie Mi>ses Hazel eg-
lien and Carrie Rosenthal, dressed flower
girls. and showered flowers on the floor as they
preceded the bride. Miss Hilda Levy attended her
sister maid OF honor. After The ceremony
and The usual congratulations had been received,
Tie happy pair LED the way TO the banquet ball,
and all sal down 10 sumpIuons wedding feast
After supper there was dauciDg 10 the music oi
the Hungarian band, which was kept up until
morning dawned. The bride was atlired In a
ricb, white satin dress, made empire style, cor
sage semi decollete, aud beautifully set of with
q fall OF Irish point lace. The veil which was OF
Brussels net was fastened 10 the couture by q
spray OF lilies OF the valley. She carried O
shower bouquet OF white bridal roses.
The bride and groom leit Oh their honeymoon
tTiD Thursday, and on their re urn Will reside at
the California Hotel among The guests present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. J. WeqleIn. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Rosenthal, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Levy. Mr.. aud
Mrs. William Geldstein, Mr.. aud Mrs. s. Well.
1nh Mra Mrs apA
Mrs NJ. Schussler, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Waterman,
Mr. ana Mrs. f. Haber MT. ana Mrs. S. Silver.
L E!exander, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hyman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamburger, Mrs. b. 0ppenheimer. the
Misses Flora Levy. Henrietta Well. Sarah Silver.
berg, Ruth Haber. Geriie Sehweitzer, Helen
Schweilzer. Nellie Held, Bessie Waggen
helm. " ay Schleslnger; Linda Salz. Irma Trlest
Sadie Hyman, Agnrs Hyman. Evelyn hambur
ger, Carrie Hamburger, MessTs. Arthur Rach
man, Arthur Slverberg. Meyer Calm, Edward
Thuinauer, William Waterman, Jesse Water
Pel1olto, EDWARD kalsheI and many others.
selfrsd gr- r-Monteverde.
Miss Lolita Monteverde and DIR. Grant Sci
fridge were married last Thursday evening a.
81 Mary's Cathedral In the presence of a crowd
OF friends and relatives. At $50 o'clock the
strains OF the "Lohengrin wedding march an.
nounced the arrival of the bridal party. and nc
time was lost In proceeding TO the altar. which
was beautifully decorated for the occasion win
La France roses and innumerable wax tapers
The ushers, Messfs. Samuel II. Knight Milton
8. Latham, Allan ST. John Bowie, Harry Mads.
WORTH James j. Arc hiblld and Frank owen
led the procession, followed by The bridesmaids
the Misses Edna Robinson, lillian Reis Sara
Hne. May Refs, Meta Thompson. Miss Geoghe.
gan OF San Jose. George Masten. the maid OF
honor, and the BRIDE leaning on the arm OF her
father. Father Prendergast performed the
ceremony. The bride was charmiuply dressed
In q pretty costume OF nuns yelling made
decolleie, with full chiffon trimming around the
neck. A veil OF Brussels net was fastened TO Ihs