The morning call., 1890-09-01

appeared dull, although much of interest has
taken place of late ana more waits in prospect.
Some notable weddings ale promised which, TO-
gether with the festivities AT leading resort
and much home entertainment OF fete-attracted
visitors from the country will combine TO make
the month now opening one Of more than Or
binary interest.
Mrs arrlner-Campben and artist friends
will give special concert at Niles on the even
ing Of Friday the 2Gth prox.
The usual pleasant hop was given at Monterey
on Saturday evening. Among lie dancers were:
Miss Jennie Sanderson, Miss Hope Ellis, Miss
Cora Caduc, Miss Flora Dean, Miss Simpkns,
Mrs. A. E Wood Mrs Hancock ana many
others. The United States regulars broKe camp
Saturday and route for their Preside
quarters. a lar ge hop is promised at Del Monte
on the Sth inst Tie regular monthly meeting
of the lyecum connected with lie Simpson Me
moral NJ. l.. Church Will be held this evening in
The paTlOTs Of the church on tile corner OF Hayes
ana Buchanan streets. An Interesting pro
gtamme has been prepared, the PRINCIPAL fea-
lures being au essay on Blood BY Df. y. j.
BID; lyceum lecture, by Mr.. j. 7. Rogers, be-
side TeclIauOns ana musical selections.
a pleasant reception was held last Sunday,
tue 24h ult, at 1890 Post street, IN honor Of the
engagement OF The daughter OF lie house, Miss
josie Steinhalt. A large number OF friends
called Id The afternoon between and O'clock
10 offer congratulations. Refreshments were
served and conversation and music were en-
loved amid The tasteful floral decorations dis
tIugushlng the scene. In lhe evening there was
recherche family dinner IN honor OF The young
folks, ana tile festivities were prolonged to late
by the arrival OF more relatives and friends,
Who pa ticipatel n The dancing Bn1 other en- ell
IaHnIenls which contributed 10 make lie Inter
estipg celebration memorable occasion to all
present
Tie annual agricultural fairs 10 various parts
VI The Stale are attracting many visitors from The
metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs David Porter gave a remark ably
pleasant party last Wednesday evening al their
residence on the corner Of California and Powell
In mr. s4f hair q Etf ATGu
About thirty guests enjoyed the inequalities OF
IheUecasiOn. Tie features OF the affair were
some charadrS, which with music aud recita
tons and a little dancing made lie hours fly only
too quickly. The decOia liUns very taste
ful. and any notice OF lie delightful gathering
would be incomplete without mention of the
elaborate supper served al The conclusion OF the
entertainment.
lie Lorag Club will give its first concert OF
this season next "Wednesday evening
Engagement Notes.
EumoF hath il That OF the many autumn we'd
dings Of interest 10 society, that OF Miss Dora
BOaTdman and Lieutenant Frank L. VIM OF the
FnsT Infantry L. 5. A, VIII take place Oh No
yeubei 4tl, aud that Of Miss Annie Talant aud
Nj. Austin C. Tubbs the last of The present
month.
Invitations have been Issued by Mr. James c.
Adams for The wedding OF his sister, Miss Ellzl-
beth Grace Adams, 10 Mr.. John p. jackson Jr.,
which VIII take place at his residence. $40 FIJI
bert street, oakland, on Wednesday evening.
the ION inst
The engagement is announced OF MIR. Fred S.
Taylor, youngest son OF the late S. P. Taylor,
and Miss Kate Il. Eageson OF San Francisco
The wedding VIII take place tomorrow evening
September %, al tile home of The BRIDE on Oak
street.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Josie
SteinharI, second daughter of MIR. William Stein
Eail OF The firm OF ". x 7. Sleuhart, 10 MIR.
VII ~ Frank Of Tile firm Of s. ii. Frank s Co.,
'-lt"tI merchants.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Helen
l. Keller, niece OF Judge Israel LawtOn, TO Mr..
James 1. Kelly OF San Jose. The wedding will
take place Wednesday, October LIST.
The engaEeme1t is announced Of Miss Marie
lngasby the California artist well known III this
ciiy, and Captain Bradford, the REPRESENTATIVE of
wells Fargo & Co. IN New Yo.k CITY.
The wedding Of Miss Lettia Campbell, daugh-
ter OF Senator q. j. Campbell, and MIR. L. L.
Clary OF Portland, Oregon, will take place the
second week in this mouth. Mir. CARY Is one OF
Portands successful business men, and Miss
Campbell Is an accomplished young lady, resi-.
dent oil Vallejo, where the wedding Will take
Place.
HE marriage of Mr.. Louis Levy to Miss Sophie
Martin Will take place on Sunday, the 9TH insl
al 722 Golden GAZE avenue.
The engag- ment /. announced of Mr.. E. Alex
ander TO Miss l.. Lehman of Los Angeles. They
VIII be at home next Sunday al 7l3 Bush street.
he wedding Of Miss Clara Bruins aud Mr.
Charles RoIhweiier will take place at the resi-
dence OF The brides mother, 1928 Eddy street
Cd Thursday, The IL III inst
Miss Mary L. Htll formerly OF Santa Rosa will
be married on September 11th to Mr.. James A.
Easter, at the home OF her parents In Albina,
Oregon.
lie engagement OF Miss Lulu Hartman to MIR.
;. Goodman IS announced.
The engagement of Mr.. William Crissman of
Nest Oakland TO Miss Henrietta de Luchi OF
Stockton Is announced.
Cards are out for tbe marriage OF Miss Mamie
NoIrlss oI atsonville aud Mr.. W. NJ. Gardner
OF Santa Cruz The ceremony Will take place on
Monday next In the NJ. L. Church at Santa Cruz
Ihe eng cement Is announced of Miss Ray
Berger, daughter Of MIR. ard Mrs. NJ. Berger OF
THIS city, TO Mr.. j. Brown of Marysyille.
The Spence soiree at Sau Jose
delightful evening was passed by number
Of friends on Tuesday, at the beautiful residence
OF Mis-. Rudolph B. Spence on tile Alameda at
san Jose. The Invitations ntimated an informal
gathering for few friends. but The dIning.room
and table decorations were elegant and profuse,
aid the meHue work of art. The evening was
spent III conversation, inteTspersed with vocal
and Instrumental music, In which hostess aud
guests participated. There were present:
Lieuenant and Mrs. Turner, U. S. NJ, Mrs VII.
liam Turner, Mr.. and MIS-. Morgan Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs j. Ii. Fierce, Miss Grace Th0rne Miss
Moore, Mayor s. n. Rucker, MIR. n. II. Castle
Mr.. Howell Moore, MIR. A. w. Ingalsbe and Mr..
Lorlug q. Nesmth.
C. l.. A. s. Entertainments.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, No. o. held
its regular meeting on Monday the 25th ulto.
Grand President Mrs. Margaret Dean made on
Ibis occasion, her first official visit. Her words
OF encouragement were well received She also
congratulated this branch ,,ou The success 1t has
attained. A short, but pleasing literary and
musical programme was given by the members.
A light luncheon was served, and thus concluded
very pleasant meeting. On wednesday even
Ing following entertainment ana social was
given for the benefit OF the Relief Fund OF the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Sociey. Quite 4 sum was
realized. Judging from the frequent applause,
cIaied. 1t consisted of the following selections:
Overture, Blum's Band; vocal duet, Miss Code
aud MI Mallne; recitation, Mr.. t. j. pullman;
tIIn n. 5. g. w. Glee Club; recitation. Miss
Marion Albright; vocal solo, Miss May Code;
recitation, Mi. alter White; vocal solo, Miss
NJ. Coyne; selections, pupils OF Professor Mans
belds.
Gartbwaite-Loweli Marriage In Oakland.
Miss Augusta Lowell, the talented musician
ana Mr. Edwin II. Garthwaite were quietly mar
lied on Saturday afternoon by the Rev. DIR. Nc
Lean at the residence of tile BRIDES parents, Mr.
and Mrs. n. II. Lowell, In Oakland.
The Oakland Enquirer has this to say OF the
circumstances leading TO this interesting issue
Something like fourteen years ago Edwin Ii.
Garthwaite met. aud by the usual use-honored
methods, wooed aud won Miss Augusta Lowell,
then hard working, ambitious music student.
Two years later Mr.. Garthwaite went TO Ger
many TO perfect himself In his vocation of min
ing engineer. Ten years ago Miss Lowell went
to Boston, and directly TO New York, where
fame and fortune crowned her conscientious en-
beavers. Alter i've years OF study abroad Mr..
Gatihwaiie has pracIlced his profession very
successfully In Central America, Mexico and The
border States. Miss Lowell arrived In Oakland
early In July for her vacation. Upon The scene,
some TWO weeks ago. appears Mr.. E. IL. Garth.
waite. The youthful romance has been buried
Ten years. They meet as pleasant friends.
PIornqIity becomes a speedy resurTeclionlst.
In enc week they are engaged, in another they
marry.
Alter a honeymoon trip 10 New York the
happy pair are likely TO return TO this Coast 10
reside permanently.
San Rafael Notes.
Several small entertainments Of a delightful
social character have taken place recently at
San Rafael. They have generally assumed the
form OF dinner parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherwood and Mr. and
Mrs Bert Sherwood were charmnely enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. McAlister Baron Won
Shredder gave a little dinner on Thursday even
ing to Mime. and Miss Crabbe and Mr.. Waro Nc
AlIister. On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. ID. N. Walter
enter, aimed lumber oftber friends al dinher'at-
trr which the guests enjoyed beautiful ioGr,ln-
hand drive by moonlight, On FRIDAY NIT II WIN
gave delightful drive. followed by SUPPER 10
several OF her friends. a., anrr.i
Everyone is looking forward TO the lrst annual annual
Tournament OF HE recently Organized iaSlnc
States Lawn-fennis Association, Mr. W, nsyo
Newhan, President, which VIII De neiu ~
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