The morning call., 1894-12-31


handsome ballroom and the adjoining COM
partments In great profusion, and smilax was
interviewer 10 every chandelier. The figures
danced were the Entire Nous" "Parisian
Rounds" and "Grand Chain and Circles"
FIFTY couples participated in the german,
Lewald
The following participated IN the first and
second sells: Wallace Alexander and Miss Eva
Worth, George A. Rigg and Miss M. NJ. Stew
art, Waiter S. Lyon and Miss Jessie b. Lyon,
Arthur ID. Naylor and Miss Elizabeth Cud-
WORTH DIR. i. r. Bryant and Miss Grace E.
BeriZ, James L. Ludlow and Miss Lizzie obel-
man, Louis W. Lovey and Miss Aimee Wood
worth. George ". Adams and Miss Leah S.
young. CASTOR Roussy and Miss Julia Noyella.
David w. Wise and Miss Jessie Taggart, j. H.
Parks and Miss Camilla Redmond.
AT the conclusion OF he german snort pro-
gramme OF dances followed.
Miss Carrie Taylor entertained a number OF
her young friends at an Informal tea on Sa ur
day afternoon at her parents residence, 2128
California street. The affair was gwen In
honor OF Miss Pope, and cbarmlngly did the
young hostess do honor TO her fair guests. The
decorations were plentiful and artistic. and the
hours from O'clock until 4 were very pleas
antly spent in conversation, the enjoyment Of
music and delightful repasi.
The wedding of Miss Demng. daughter of
MT and Mrs. Theodore Deming, and Samuel M.
Schwan OF New York took place IN 81. PauPs
Episcopal Church. Sac ameDtO, on Saturday
! he bride was attended by her sister and the
groom by Walter l.. Dean. The ushers were
william Chapln OF Sacramento. S. ii. BordmaD,
Frank Owen and George E. Hall of this city.
The church was filed, and among The San
EraneiseanS present were: Mr.. aud Mrs. w.
h. Cr0cker, MIR. and Mrs. j. X. Il. Nuttall. Miss
Ethel Smith, Miss Helen Smith, Miss New
lands, Frank L. Owen, George BALL and S. b.
BordmaD.
The Tneata Iota Pi gave an elaborate banquet
las Saturday evening. which was followed by
box party at the California Theater TO wit
ness Miss Martlnors performance in "The
prising the fraternity re: Messrs. g. A. Chris
tensOn. G. d. ODonnell. T. O'Connel c. A.
Cross. E. j. Cross, F. j. sutton, F. E. Kendall
II. HeTzeT II. Klnsey and j. Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Levy celebrated their golden
wedding yesterday by holding reception be.
tween the hours OF 2 and 6 O'clock at their
residence, 1925 Washington street. Their
many friends called during the afternoon and
extended congratulations TO the happy couple.
On Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hail. at
the second german OF the Friday Night Club.
Miss Ella Hobart will lead with E. Nj. Green
way. The affair will doubtless be The most sue
cessful of the season.
The Dancing Club will also give its second
party at the Palace Hotel Friday evening. Miss
Ayers, Miss Mills, Mr.. Hall ana Mr.. Everett
Will have charge OF the affair."
On Friday evening the Saturday Morning Or.
chestra VIII give benefit concert at the Audi
torium. Fritz Scheel will direct the orchestra.
The congregation of the Church OF ST. Mary
the VirgiG will hold its ChrIstmas-tree festival
tomorrow evening IN Mrs. Pixley's ballroom,
on Union aud Fillmore streets.
Mrs. Joseph S. Tobin will give dinner party
al her residence this evening in honor OF her
charming sister-in-aw, Miss Beatrice Tobin.
AT The conclusion OF the dinner the entire party
Will attend the meeting of the Monday Evening
Dancing Class at Lunus Hall
The IerpsichoIeans Will give one of their
delightful parties on Thursday evening. The
german Will be danced under the leadership of
(. NJ. Greenway.
The Concordia Club will see the old year out
and the new year in this evening at its hall.
There VIII be dancing. supper and an enter.
lainment.
The Cotillion Club has issued invitations for
It's charity ball TO be given at the Palace Hotel
next MONDAY evening IN aid of the Children's
Hospital Fund.
The lady managers OF the Maria Klp Orphan
age VIII give private view of the paintings of
their loan exhibition Tomorrow afternoon from
2 TO o'clock. at the old hall OF the Young
Mems Christian Association on Suffer street
Mrs. George Arnold mas ex ended invitations
10 Mr. ana Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Porter,
Mrs Wright. Robert Baxter, Mrs. Z. Hatch,
Colonel Bruce and Mr.. and Mrs. Tihman to
watch the old year out and the new year In at
1er residence on Washington street this even.
ing.
The Brownie Club of the Girls Righ School
will give its second party this evening at the
residence OF MISS Frances Miroy, $50 Fulton
street.
The weddings his year are certainly not all
nodded on the one time conventional pattern.
In recent marriage ceremony in New York
the bride entered the church ON the arm of the
groom instead, as is usually the case. meetin g
him at the altar. The first part OF the ceremony
was gone through with the couple standing
below the chancel step. and not until the part
of who giveth this woman TO be married to
this man" did they go forward to the chanceI
rail. The BRIDES father, who was the minister
performed the double duty of marrying and
giving away. But the ceremony was an i'm.
pressive one wiihal.
In the records of London society they have
the habit OF naming each season after lis
principal attraction, as, for instance, they have
the cowboy year, when Buffalo Bill was the
Idol OF the great world; the Summing year,
when ladies' forsook bathrooms and opera 10
invade the slums and dens Of-crime, vice and
Indulgence. Then came the skirt-dancing year.
which has hardly yet seen its close, aud now
they have the bicycle year, which seems to
have taken as complete possession Of English
women as Ii has OF Americans.