The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-27
Entertainment at Ocean View.
MISCELLA ANGUS.

The members OF the Harmonic Club gave
their first ball of this season last Saturday
evening al Union square Hall. 1t was largely
attended, and was select and brilliant affair
In every way. Excellent music was provided
and an elaborate supper was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Wood and Miss Eleanor
Wood gave an enjoyable progressive euchre
party last week at their residence, 1920 Clay
street.
The Columbian Dramatic Club gave Its first
entertainment ana dance at Union-square Hall
last Friday evening. The olio was quite good,
but the farce was not presented In full, owing
TO some fault. Dancing was enjoyed afterward
until midnight.
Miss May G. Daley and william McEllerott
were united 10 marriage on November 7 at the
Mission Dolores Church by Rev. John j. Dill
Ion. After the ceremony the wedding was ap-
propriately celebrated at the groom's residence
on Sanchez street.
A pleasant party was given last Tuesday
evening by Wayland Jones. in celebration of
the residence of bis parents, 221 Valencia
street. The guests enjoyed music. games and a
bounteous supper: Among those present
were: Miss Lillian Ruffner, Miss Lena Watson.
Elsie Yole, Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Flossie
Hanley, Miss Esella Hanley Wayland Jones.
Eugene Weiss, Weber Jones, Ernest Rays and
Augustus Hays.
A surpris. party was rendered to Mr. and
Mrs. c. Ii. Williams on Saturday evening at
their residence, 1343 Seventeenth street
About forty OF their friends were present and
passed The evening in most enjoyable man
ner. Dancing was INDUCED In, and a boun-
te0us supper was served.
., A hop was given at the Preside on last
Tuesday evening by the officers and ladies' sta
TONED there as compliment TO Lieutenant
and Mrs. j. E. Nolan (nee Kimbaln, who
were married recently In Chicago. The
reglmenlal band provided excellent music for
dancing, and 1t was about midnight when the
affair ended.
Lieutenant Robert Alexander Brown. Fourth
Cavalry, U. S. A, and Miss Virginia +. Long,
daughter of the late General Armistead L.
Long, chief Of artillery OF General Robert E.
Lees staff, and granddaughter of Colonel Ed
In marriage at Charlottesville, Va, on Novem-
Der g. Lieutenant Willard A. Holbrook.
ssTen5a cayary; U. p6 S; An now nov
dress uniform. of1icIated as best man
and Miss Daisy Hampton daughter of ex-
United States Senator Wade Hampton OF South
Carolina. served as maid Of honor. The groom
was alfred in full-dress uniform and the bride
wore hand >ome gown OF white silk, with dla-
moDd ornaments.
Miss Isabella O'Brien and James L. TuIlock
on November 16. The affair was very pleas
aDtlY celebrated.
Miss Jennie Herzog and Harry LichtensteIn
received their friends at their bethrOthal re-
ception yesterday afternoon, at the residence
of Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. II. Lichtensein.
There was very pleasant surprise party
rendered to MIR. and Mrs. c. Gregoire at their
residence on Sixth street, Berkeley, 10 cele-
brate the lwenty-nfth anniversary of their
marriage. There was fine attendance and
the evening was passed in music, dancing and
singing until late hour, when supper was
served. AT Its conclusion dancing was re-
sumed and continued until an early hour In the
morning. The hosts were made the recipients
OF many presents.
The Bevederes is the name OF a new social
club lately organized on the Potrero. II is
formed for the entertainment OF the members
and their friends. This club meets very
thursday evening at the clubroom, 1919 Ten
nessee street. They intend giving series OF
ha vinfn rha frat
viii be held al the residence of Ii. q. Lehman,
1O7912 Tennessee street. on Thank sgiving eve
The officers OF this club are 4. j. Weiss presl-
dent; a. I. Coakley. wee president; ii. G.
Lehman, secretary; ii. Voss, treasurer. aud
c. Denies. marshal.
IAN Evening in the Far OrIen;'' was srepro-
duced on Friday. November IL. at Mission
Opera Hail. with great success by Messrs.
Studley aud Irwin. The audience was large
ana appTeciatye. The choruses and special
numbers, all en- costume, were loudly encored
Thomas TWINS King CassimIr and Fred
Cusneon's Siracco were excellent and were we'll
received. The solos by the Misses Decker aud
Cannon and L. j. Tucker were we'll rendered.