The morning call., 1892-01-10
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
4 Merry Season for Marriages,
Music and Mask Balls.
Awards at the Late Cookery Contest-Speclal
Announcements for the Future
Russek-Ecf Wedding, Etc.

gramWe. 1T viii include the appearance u
Mrs Rose Dodge, q new coutTalto from
New York; Miss Josephine Preston Of
Chicago; Mrs. Alice kiugsbury Cooley, Mr.
Frank l.. Cooley. Miss Sauie Y ale au0 MI
Harry G. Hockey in the third act Of
Othello, the Moor Of Venice ii Will be
the endeay0r II the association TO maIn'a.n
the standard Of their entertainments
throughout the season.
The wedding If Nj Jacob ZemanSk y and
Miss Rosie Jacobs will take place to-day.
Mt. and Mrs Herman ArmeT Will cele-
brate the Bar MHzvah ceremony Of their
son. Master Eddie. at the Geary-street
Synagogue on Saturday. the 10th inst, and
will be az home TO receive their friends al
1913 Ellis street on the 18th inst.
On Tuesday evening, the 18th Inst, the
first OF regular series OF hops, TO be gwen
weekly, viii take place IN ScotuSh HAL
These hops have been instituted q I'll
IOng-felt want among the dancing fraternity
for wrlI-c0nduCted dance, where the most
fagtidiuus may enjoy themselves without
any OF the dISaGreeabie features when
characterize SO many Of the public dances
The Hungarian Mutual AID Society Will
give its twelfth anniversary ball at B'nal
Birth Hall. III Eddy street, this evening.
On Wednesday last Mr.. Jesse I. Morse,
Young journalist Of this city. was married
to Miss BERTHE NJ, daughter Of Mrs. +. NJ.
Truworthy, Rev. DR.. Case performing the
ceremony
The Late Cookery Contest.
The result Of the late international Cook
cry Contest he'd by the Nomen's Educa-
tional and Industrial Union has been de-
Glazed, and prizes awarded as follows:
First prize. consisting of Berlin ware and
copper ceskiug untensils, to the POliahdlsh Of
"Pomeranzen Sclauen" or orange sweet
q r.r-F--1 han DE-. 0l my
Of Mis-. LInc0lu's Boston cookbook, % the
'EInuaTiuiTte Herring one Of tie German
dishes.
Next on the list was American cooking,
and had there been third prize II would
have been awarded 10 Tie Baltimore Cream
Cake" which secured nearly as many votes
Tie union is to have another entertain
melt on the 22j Inst fer the benefit or The
treasury. An amateur performance OF tHe
comedy First Love- viii be given, Win
Miss Alice Ride0ut, the now famous scu,P-
tresS as leading la1y, and several novelties
Including a feuciuE-match between lady
AMI gentleman, are on the programme.
Musical Treat This Week.
The san Francisco Operate Society viii
produce suppe's "Trip TO Africa" next
Wednesday, al the P0well-street Taeater,
for the benefit Of ST. Josephs Home THIS
society las presented itself in the cause Of
charity before the public in almost all Of
Gilbert & SuliyaG's operas, and gave
LecocQ's Heart aud Hand at their last
performance some months ago. Having the
best local amateur talent for principals,
with an efficient chorus Of forty voices,
ably ass sted by professional orchestra,
the society commeuIs itself 10 the music
loving public far general excellence. he
charity is also most deserving, and it is The
first appeal the Sisters Of 81. J0sep1's
Home make 10 the public. Miss Alyina
Heu-r, local favoTite, will be seen at Der
best as IiJaula Faufsui, while Ms. Mad
den VIII essay Iessa. 4 new cOntTat4,
Mss L. IurtC8, viii make her debut as
Bucgau.Utr, while Mr.. Wood, new tenor,
viii make bis initial bow as MIraQlll0.
The rest II the cast are Ue..-EnUWn local
faY0TitrS, Including Messrs. Coffin. Thorn
ton, Sc1leicler aud Stitch. Tickets to be
had IF members aud al the music-st0r5s
An 1. o. G.. I. Social Boom Promised.
The Good IemplaTS propose to push
things socially during the coming year and
viii hold socials either free to the public or
with small charges under the auspices Of
the different lodges in turn. Valley Lodge
leads off next Tuesday, January 18Th, with
a stere0ptic0n exhibition, literary pro
grammP, refTes. mentS, etc, al Jambrlan
Hall. 1153 Mission street On the 18TH inst.
"
inks at Stanford Hall. IWeUty-e ighth ana
Valencia streets. International Lodge fol-
lows with a grand li-tTiClIc display at
Mozart Hall on January 18th, and others
will follow in turn. Ar. Edwin {. Parker
furnishes a free stereOptic0n exhibition at
several Of these meetings and also for sCcials
for other societies III tue near future,
The Russek-Hoff wedding.
Tie wedding Of Miss Carrie Z. Hof and
Mr.. Simon Russek Of Mexico was quietly
but pleasantly celebrated last Wednesday
evening at the home Of the brides mother,
1920 Ellis street
The residence was beautifully decorated
in honor Of the affair." the finest effect being
produced in the hall, which was especially
attractive All the rooms were canyased,
and in fact every preparation had been
made Seyenty-fye invitations we're Issued
for the event
The bride was escorted by Mr.. Alexander
Mann, an Old and valued friend Of the fam
lily. She was attended by her sister, Miss
Minnie HOf, as maid OF honor, the BRIDE
groom escorting the brides mother, and
Mr.. Henry L. HOf, brother Of the bride,
escOrting Mrs. Alexander Mann.
TIE brides toilet Was Of rich cream faille
franchise; the front If heavy brocade. 1t
was made with studied simplicity, yet was
elegant IN finish and design and thoroughly
becoming. Confined 10 her couture by a
eOrOnet Of lilies Of the valley was the veil
Of white silk mOlene, which fell to the end
OF the train and was caught by an elegant
diamond pin, a gift from the groom. She
carried beautiful bouquet Of brides roses
and nyacinths.
After the ceremony, which was performed
By the Rev. DR.. Levy, congratulations were
extended to the young couple and later an
elaborate supper was served, when a num-
Der OF c0ngUatulatory kilograms were read
amid tOasts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russek, who received nu-
meTous elegant presents, are at the Hotel
California, prior to their departure for
their future home in Mexico.
The Seminole Tribe Party.
Tribe Seminole, No. "a, / 0. r. NJ, gave
pleasant dance last night in UnOn-sQuaTe
Hall, which was brilliantly decorated with
white and pink drapeTies. palms and flow
ers.
The uniform rank OF the tribe, in hand
some uniforms, paraded and headed the
grand march. An interval occurred for sup
Per which was generally appreciated. Dane
ing continued till O'clock
The pleasant affair was given In honor of
the newly installed officers as follows:
MeSsrs. p RObuste, j. BernadOU, Jules
Godeau, NJ. Pelllsson, r. LaVigne, J. Z.
Cauhape, L. c. Berth, NJ. Cause K. Driven,
p. Schwtert, N. Piche, 7. MOndada.
The Reception Committee consisted of
Messrs. E. Driven, J. Benadou. Z. Perez.
DR.. TAFT, Z. Barbet, NJ Pelisson, ?. Schwi-
teri. r. Lavigne, Dr. L. Bazet, A. Ave
line A. LeCroiX. Z. Serveau; Executive
Committee - Messrs. l.. G.. Berth, NJ
Cause, T. REQUISITE, NJ Piche, Jules Co
deau; floor manager. Mr.. J. p. Cauhape,
assisted by Messrs. j. B. Pom, J. Somps, j.
B. Thuot, A. Garraud, j. Coudeu.
An Alameda County Wedding.
The marriage OF Mr.. Meldon N. Buchanan
and Miss Mary a. Moss was celebrated on
Wednesday last at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ballard, at Narrowlands, Ala
media County.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
James Curry Of North Temescal The
hnnru nuant ruae q witnessed On IN hv I'M