The morning call., 1890-09-08
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
What Society is Doing and Anti
cipating for Next
Season.
THE BLAIR LUNCHEON PARTY
Some Interesting Engagement Notes.
The O'Connor Farewell Lunch.
Cleanup at the Various Resorts.
Weddings in the Interior-The
Tennis Tournament To-Day.
Many Visitors.


The affair was given in honor of Mrs. George
Harding, formerly Miss Lily Jones' who left Tor
her home on Thursday. Ii was dlSTlnctveiy
pink luncheon, the table decorations being
chiefly lovely clusters OF Duchesse de BraDant
roses, arrdyed IN three large crystal bo"ls
placed diagunally across The table. Daylight
was baBished for the occasion, and lis place was
taken by soft lamp glow, which hltered
pTettily through pink silk shades. Aiiel enjoying
he delicacies provided the guests were invited
INTO the drawiug-room, where several hours
we're delightfully."- passed. Those present were;
Mrs. George Harding Mrs. James keeEey, MIS-.
ChauuCey WInSlow, Mrs Nellie Pluto MiS. NC
CullcH Miss Elise Kelly, Miss Nellie Jolle,
Miss Belle Smith, Miss Lille O'Connor and Miss
The Debutantes.
Among those who VIII be missed in the dances
this coming season will be Miss Fair inow Mrs.
Herman OelIichs) Miss Cecilia Miles, Miss Alice
Simpkins. Miss Hyde Miss Clark and MISS
Emily Hager. Their places will be filed by
some bright debutanteS, among Huo. ar arr ,, MSS
Nina MacondTay, who returns Wild MAJOR RAIN
bone; Miss Myra Nickerson, who has also Just
returned from abIoaC; MISS Alce HOUait,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, W. ). Hobart, who
lately returned from Europe and VIII occupy he
former residence of Mrs. Harry G!llg; Miss May
Hoffman, WHO las been summerlns at Sau
Rafael; Miss POrteOus, The niece OF Mr. ana Mrs.
l. r Hale who are domieilrd al the Occidental
Hotel; Mss Alice Hager daughter Of Colonel
aud Mrs george lager of Coiusa who are also
II The Occidental, and others not yet entered"
made her enhance 10 society al Mrs. Briehams
ball and german only toward the end OF last sea
S saa Notes.
Tie celebration OF the birthday anniversary Of
the State Practically commences to-day aud this
column of The CALL as lie recognized spcial
medium on the Pacific Coast, would be dereiIct
IN duty were ii not to proier lis many happy
returns of The day." while congratulatihE Inc
community upon the suspicious opening of the
biggest" birthday reunion IN the history oil
California. AS a social event II is being charac-
ferZed among citizens by true exhibition OF
California hospitality, which delights TO seize
the opportunity to entertain The brothers and
sisters visiting within our gates For the mo-
meut rigid fOlmaliItes are forgotten and, while
UIsus Major is In the ascendant, all energies
devoted 10 welcoming our guests. BY and by
Will come breathing space when these fugitive
moments Will seek TO be more permanently i'm
printed. Such 4 memorable anniversary does
not occur Often and IL Is necessary TO gather
our roses as we may" before We eau store our pot
fOurri jar win lie fragrant petals OF delightful
pSmoTles.
Society In this city is gradually assuming It's
position for the coming season. StGaggleTS are
arriving in town from all sides and II is only 10 be
tegreIIrd hat many are merely birds OF passage
for the Eastern States. Net while losing many Uf
our leading entertainers for time, several new
houses are likely 10 be opened, while Tie de
par,ures are doubtless grayer In the prominence
Of the prospective absentees than III actual num-
Ter. Beside dinners, ana receptions, however
there is dancing, aD important consideration for
our debutantes and bachelors. Iu this respect,
also, the:e seems unusually good VI aspects, and,
although il IS early YET. the indications ate
already set for season OF more than ordinary
Mrs. G. Harding was rendered a pleasant
lunch party, prior 10 her departure, by Miss
Lille o. lnunor, at her home on O'Farrell street
The Nile decoriions were CHINA asiers. Among
Ne ai,ssis weIe: Mrs. NekitifIcK, Mrs. James
Keeney, Miss Jennie Blair. Miss Mamie HOE
brook. Miss Nellie JolIte, Miss Belle Smith, Miss
Al San Rafael all energies have apparently
been conserved Of late Tor tile trnhis toua ia
meut, which begins today continues avs,,i
and winds up with hop tomorrow e'eHtms.
Particulars as to entries. prizes, etc, nafe
already been published. a very large a''euu
aucs IS anticipated on both days
Mr. LOUIS Levy and Miss Sophie Martin were
married yesterday al 722 Golden Gate avenue e,
santa CRUZ bids fair 10 become favofte slte
fur sumner residences. Among The present own
-rs of abiding places there are; MI anu ii -
Phean aud family at Fheiah Pa SSi,b mi u; Hn-
shire Villa. Mrs. ID. ID Cotton ana Mrs. Henry
Mclean Martin at Miramas, while Maloi Franz
MCLAUGHLIN will build a handsome cottage s0ol
Oh Beach Hill.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement is announced OF MISS Harrie
Rogers Ryland, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. {.
Ryland the former well-known pioneer an
capitalist of San Jose, where be founded an
was The first President OF The Commercial Bant
to MI Joseph O'Keefe, also Of San Jose. tt
wedding viii take place about the middle OF th
month in ST. JOsephs Catholic Church In sd
Jose only members Of the respective famiIle
Will be present. The bridH aughte
of lie first Governor OF Q ! Atter
Burnett.
Ile wedding Of Miss Nellie E. Hopkins an
MIR. Charles MeLane Smith will take place al III
residence OF Mr.. w. W. Main, 800 Oak stree
next Monday.
The engagement is authorifatlyely announce
OF Miss Maud Nckerson daughter of Mr.; an
Mrs. a. a. Nickerson of this city, to DIR. sid
bothan prominent physician Of Cheshire, Eui
land He VIII soon remove 10 Bowdcr City
Colo, where he viii reside In the future
q =
mis. George j. Bucknall, Will u married on
Ia sday, September both, TO RI James A. Ma.
ta'i 81 T Tas Coast managf for d. Appleton &
MN Inc " j19Sof Miss Margaret G. Connolly, the
~ SaaIIslIler OF Mr. Edward A. Connolly, and
suss'sJ J. Hughes Will take place next Wednes.
day evening At O'Clock, al St MaTy's Cathedral.
The young couple VIII leave the next morning
for wedding tiip through the northern part Of
Cards are out for The marriage ceremony Of
Miss Lottie Dee kellogg aud Mr.. Ben K. Martin,
eldest sou OF County Clerk Z. MARTINI which Will
be celebrated al Santa Cruz today.
On tic 10Th Of this month Miss Gertrude Cohen
OF West oakland viii be married 10 Mr.. NJ. a.
Rooney. Chief of Police OF Seattle The marriage
Will take place at the BRIDES home. On thai day
she VIII be 3 Years old.
Mir. and Mrs l. /. Goodman announce the en-
Eagement OF their daughter Miss Lille GoOdma n
TO Mr.. Ted COIN OF this city. They Will recuiV
al their residence 1881 Bush street on sunday
and Tuesday afternoons the 14tn and 10th inst.
The wedding OF Miss Clara Bruins and Mr..
Charles R0lhweler Will take place at the resi-
denee OF tie BRIDES moth er, 1928 Eddy street,
The marriage Of Mr.. w. c. Hill and Miss Mae
Luman VIII be solemnized at the residence Of
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hodg-
Inc engagement Is announced OF Mr. e. Seger
TO Miss Hattie Lobe, both OF this city
NJ, MISS SIS, Jesse DsLImateT' second daughter OF
VIII be married in the near future to Mr.. Joseph
t.. knfght OF San Jose.
Tue engagement OF Miss Nrtie Erhman 10
is IN.
nounced
Tie marriage OF Miss Carrie Weissich of this
VIII lake Place "Wednesday evening next at he
home of the brides parents, 1913 Buchanan
street. Intimate relatives OF the family only
VIII be present. After an extended tour OF
Southern California tile young couple will make
their permanent home in PnGnix. Arz.
A New Society Club.
The wellestaDlished Bachelors COtIllion Club
has gwen way before the pressure of numbers,
aud by process Of natural selection Will be re-
organized this season.
Under the Presidency OF Mr.. J. p. Crockett,
The vlce'fresdency OF Mr.. Henry T. Scott, and
me management Of Mr.. Il. VI. Greenway, the
rrhaay CLUB viii give a series OF entertainments
GS reg me season, the german 10 form The piece
of fs9iHniahce. Mi. Crockett, as man OF means,
W,i I@hI IN aud strong personal qualifications,
rIed d ne able to see That the organization is
asSi,Jsd On IN tne INES laid down. He Will be ably
boIi , ,a ny MI scott and Mr. Greenwry. who are
str,, gable In any enterpslsS they are In
I,t. .al IN promoting.
a anstsllons TO Join the club will be issued this
wee 70 closely scrutinized list of snrieIv neo
on The 2ist OF November the seea09 oa aS t 'SGs
same MONTH ma and the third on the 9Th OF the
mas "iS 'VhOWlu2 after Gill iSt-
he G new c1S, on Organization guarantee
~ HAIRY B,nc9sk Mr. G. seazev consists mr Ts,6 81
T. C1ackei Mr. William Julian T. Mr. IT.. joseph Fseh
10 Eyre Mr. C de Gulsne, Mr.. G. 9. Sr NJ. =.
ef, mr.. Han MeAiiister, Mr. NJ s. Wnsnn ,ioS ok
Lansing Miner, Mr. Henry W Red,n ason' MI
heuTy I. Scott. Mr.. L. II. Sheldon Mr mr.
small, Lieutenant l.. II. STROLLER, DR.. Uara,, ~ ~
lewis and Mr.. Robert j. Woods i"iiS IL.
Del Monte Notes.
AT Monterey society still fingers, loath to ex-
change It's delights for the less quiet ways Of
town.
lew pienics have been varying the pleasures
oil mackeiel hshing, tennis and some bathing
party consisting of Mrs. t. l.. Bareda, Miss
Jennie SandersOD, Miss Janet Peck Miss Rose
Bafeds, Mr. and Mrs. jasper Mcdonald and Mr.
Ofln was agreeaUly entertained AT picnic by
Mrs. George Hearst IN