The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-28
A Season Fruitful in Happy
Weddings-Engagement
Announcements.
THE KNIGHT CHAB0T MARRIAGE.
Prominent Features Of Society Life
at the Ocean and Interior Re-
sorts-A Private Picnic at Ross
Station - Pacific Coast We'd
dings - Hall Parties 10 Take
Personal Notes.

A long, pleasant summer season seems likely
to fall 10 the lot Of the Coast this year. July Is
closing and yet The town is empty" From
fashionable watering places. cool mountain
lake sides or tented encampments in shady val
leyS come happy muTmurs of content, and all can
share in these Joyous evidences of common,
temporary emancipation from care, toll and con
ventiunalty In the city we have been merry
TOO, especially in weddings aud home parties, as
TIE CALL social column day by day has re,
corded
Santa Cruz is preparing to welcome the hoy $
OF the FIRST Artillery Of Sacramento, who inaug-
rate their annual eneampment by the sea next
Sunday. Their arrival viii be the signal for con
siderable feStivty The visit of the Mystic
Sbriners, one Of lie most exclusive orders GU the
continent, is also notable eY Mt of the near fu-
lure.
a distinguished company, including many from
this city ana Oakland, Will attend the Lake
. Tahoe ChauIauqua Assembly on the 1ltn prOX.
A most enjoyable entertainment was given at
-Harbm Springs on Friday evening under the
auspices of lie One-Two-ThTee Club. Miss
Quinn OF Sacramento opened the programme
with piano solo. A donkey party was next in
order. during which MI Gus Hyman OF san
Francisco, a member Of The club, acted as mas.
Ter OF -ceItmoules. The pleasant evening con
cluded with a social dance.
Among tie habltleS IF late observed upon the
attractive I. ach at Santa Cruz, many seeking
the Shade Of tile newest fancy-the Japanese uH3-
hIell.-uave been nultCed: Mrs. Minnie Il.
FdnsWOTln, Miss Clara FalusWO III, Mrs. Dr.. Is.
haI>hdi, Mrs Luke Robinson, MIS-. a. spence,
Miss NJ. Spence, Miss Sbyl Nueent, Mi. aud
MIS-. 4. B. Butler of Fresno Mrs Colonel Thorn
as T. RUbt aud daughters, Mrs. CHARLES Laug-
BAN. NIS. Colonel Wallace ana Miss Nlriam.
\ very pleasant party was given al Nj. John
Ledlord's residence ID AWKyil!e on the l5GH-
-Ins7 10 honor Oi Miss Maggie Funk, WHO is Wis
Hmg the Misses Florence ana Laura Lealord
HE Club FrOhSinu gave one of It's ,ehlQy Bile
.parIes last evening al olympic Assembly Han
Il vas lis regular monthly gathering and ihe
attendance was quite up 10 the general eNptcta-
non.
pleasant entertainment Will be given this
evening at Santa Cruz, partly as a farewell part
i1E.te Nlr. aud Mrs. Arthur Shepard and partly
as complimentary benehttO Miss Elizabeth aud
Miss Ada Parks OF this city.
san Rafael has been comparatively quiet of
- late. Awning like rush or regularity Ot
gaety seems altogether Incompatible VIII a
reasonable idea Of our md summer season. Only
recently IeIt was u Charity festival and It big
. hop, aud society is now resting and. talking
about energetic pTOceedngS-tnth the future. Mr..
Buutlr- Is arranging for d baseball ma1eh. Major
Hammond Is interested IN ladies' bowling
tournament, aud even polo has beenirentioned.
Among the pheasant fats accompli>, however,
was tie reception held last Ihul sday evening by
Nj. ard Mrs. sidney Is. Cushing AT her charming
residence. The form IL assumed was That OF
scaid party for married people only, aud
lieious supper was feature OF tie dgleeabe
occasion.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement is authOriIatively announced
OF Miss GeOrgiana b. Edwards, daughter OF the
late Captain William 5. Edwards OF the uut
States Coast Survey aud granddaughter Of the
late Surgeon d. 5 EDWARDS L. 5. n, To Dir.
.lhauung Ii. Cook son OF the late Mr.. Elisha
CoUh.
Tie wedding of Miss Georgia /. Scben. daugti-
Ter oil the late Mi. Theodore L. Schel Of seity.
ana Nh. francisco Antuues Gulmalaes Of Brazil
Will BE suemnlZed III Paris early in September.
The young lady has been residing abroad with
mot four IEpFH NTHua
Schell and Miss Edwards (Of the preceding an
nouucemenD ale greatg rand-daugh of Mt.
Samuel " oodworIh, author Of the 'Old Oaken
Tie marriage of Mr. John P. jackson. son OF
Colonel and Mrs. j. p Jackson OF this city, aud
Miss Bessie Adams, daughter OF tn late Hon.
john Adams Of Oakland (whose engagement was
recently announced IN these columns. " III lake
place on tie 10Th ptox. g..
Further interesting particulars Of the Dargje.
Sedgwiek wedding have come TO hand Ith The
formal invitations. The ceremony will take
place on tie It'll pToX., al ST. LIKES Church, AZ
$50 o'cqch III The evening. There Will be only
oue bridesmaid, Miss Alice Livingston. The
Rev. c L. Mie viii etliciate, assisted by Rev.
W. ". Davis. Their VIII be no formal recep-
lion, but The united pair viii receive eOugraIula-
lions al The Palace Hotel
lie wedding OF Mr.. Richard Husing and Miss
Mamie AgneY VIII take place al ST. Roses
Church his morning at nai-pas o'clock.
The engagement Is announced of Mr. Elias B.
Cohen and Miss Moe Levy, bOIn OF this city.
They VIII receive their friends Sunday tile 81
piOX., al the residence Of MI l.. Levy, 1S6 Fol
som street 80.
Tie engagement is announced OF Mr, Felix
Geibett 10 Miss Henrietta Davis, both OF This
city. They received their friends yesTerday al
the residence OF Mr. d. DAVIS, go Fultpu
street.
Tie engagement IS announced OF Mr. Leopold
COheu TO MISS Al lille Aaron, both of this city.
1bey VIII receive next sunday, tile 80 pruX., III
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Josie
kuliteI 10 MI Samuel Simon, both Of San.
Francisco.
The engagement is announced Of Mr. samuel
Harris 10 Miss Henrietta Rehwad. They VIII
receive their friends next Sunday, the Sd pr9X.,.
? al her parents residence, 1911 Clay slfeet.
HE engagement Is announced OF Miss Eu
Baum OF THIS city and Mr.. 5. hirsehueT- Of
ColuSa The wedding will take place fn this city
on tie 9th prOX, ::
Ihr kuieht-ChabOt Wedding a Oakland.
private wedding OF much Interest took place
Saturday noon across the bay. The principals
were Mr.. Robert Stuart Knight, well-knOwn
young gentleman and Miss Henrietta Chabot,
eldest daughter of the late Remi Chabot The
MACH The preliminary engae ement TO which
Was almost unsupported outside the two fam-
lies, Is very gieeabe TO Mrs. CnaDOt, upon
whose decision, according 10 the VIII Of her late
husband, the marriage settlements VI the daugh-
Iers were made 10 depend.
Tie ceremony TOOK place at the handsome
home OF the brides mother, corner of Twelfth
and Madison Streets Oakland.
HE decorations IN the rooms we're simple, ar
u>ilc ana pretty. About Tie walls Of Tie draw
ipg-rUOm were tralings OF eYeTgTeenS and
snillax. The bay-wiudOw presented handsome
and inviting appearance, being perfect bower
OF roses, snllax and other flowers. dainty
canopy Of ferns aud flowers In tile bay-wludoW:
had leen arranged for the bridal party
Promptly al noon The sweet stratus of Men
delSsohn's Wedding March" were heard
throughout the house, and the bridal parry
slowly came downstairs in tile following order:
MIR. knight and Mrs ChaBOt, Mir. Harry Con-
verse ana AiTs. Knight. Miss Josephine GhabOt
Mr.. Il. Martin aud Miss Henrietta ChabOt.. Tie
bride was gwen away by her uncle Mr.. Martha
Tie couple were attended by Mr.. Haty Con-
lS pFOOmSmau MtSs JOsPUliue ('nab 0E a G
maid Of honor, and The Misses Catherine aud
Clara Chabot as bridesmaids, The CEREMONY
was performed by Rev. Z. w. MendIe, pastor of
the UnIla ian Church. and only the near re!a-
lives Of he contracting parties were present.
Mt. and Mrs knight left In the afternoon for
81. Helena, where they Will remain until Mon
day. They VIII return To Oakland 0-Qight and
leave again on the O'CLOCK overland Train The
same evening, bound for New York. Alter re-
manning III New York a few DAYS and visiting the
principal points OF inTefest Mr.. andi Mrs Knight
will san for Europe Oh the 9Th of August
1hey VIII be accompanied on their visit East
and 10 Europe by Mrs Rent Ghabot, mother OF
the BRIDE and MIS-. Peder Sather.
Monterey Notes.
The Country Clubs fourth annual shoot duly
cam OF on Saturday. The coloIS OF the rival
teams were proudly worn by their various fair
hackers" and considerable interest was taken in
the event. The teams we're as follows: Reds
A. {. Tubbs, Captain: Messrs. ID. b. Gillette,
Charles Josselyn, r. b. Woodward, d. t. Muir
Thy, W. b. 1ubbs, c. E. Worden, J. ID. Redding.
: Blues-F. 4. Webster Captain; Messls f. I.
:: Preston. II. Ii. Woodward. +. l.. Wooster
, George Croker, f; W, Ialant. J. a. Robinson
Alex Hamilton. The "Reds' won, and tile five
pretty medals were distributed as follows. The
nrst IIize went to Mi. Robert Woodward the
second 10 Mr.. Fred X. Webster, the third 10 Mr.
: Joseph w. Reddng, the fourth TO Mr.. Fred w.
iallant and the nth TO Mr.. W. b. Tubbs. MIR.
:. John H. Orr acted as referee, Mr.. Clinton L.
" as held captain and Secretary Quay as
. uihe-keepef. Luncheon followed, served on the
=. q oundsi amid tile strains of concert selections
=. by lie military band. There was the usual dance
IN The evening and sacred concert Yesterday at
both ot.whlch Noah Brandt's Orchestra ofIiciated
admirably. For the rest there have been don.
key cart drives, dress parade gatherings Tennis
ana private parties lnnumerable. and every day
;; Solnc new advertisement is evolved among con.
genial sells OF the fashionable world here concen-
traIed by common consent.
!: Private Pien at Ross Station.
pleasant private picnic was given yesterday
!. nj Ross Station, near San Rafael. Among thos @
present were; Miss Ella Dalton, Miss May
Brandon. Miss Nellie Crowley, Miss Bella Hol-
land, Miss Katie McGovern, Miss Alice Duffey,
Miss Nellie Tierney, Miss Mamie Cole, Miss
Annie KeniOn, Miss Lizzie Harrison. The gen,
I1NaNNa