The morning call., 1890-10-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Extension of OctOber's Engage.
ment Announcements.
A Rowing Club Anniversary-Th Hetty-Voll-
mer Wedding-Parties to come-society
Personals and Notes.

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and in the salon woman is undisputed
queen. No sway is more willingly recog-
nized or more absolute than hers. In all
civilized countries she sets the social key
note and holds the future Of the community
in her soft hands. To move In the society
of intelligent women is a liberal education of
itself, and upon their intuition and guar
dianship Of social propriety depend the CO.
herence and progress OF society at large. 1t
S their wisdom that sells the social ball in
notion it is they who decide TO give or pa
trOnize an entertainment becau sc they rec0g-
nize the broad significance and purpose of
society. Soon we will be in the midst of a
whir of gayety, and will often hear of
parties and all manner of pleasant fetes
given under the auspices" of the more OBJ
trusiye sex. But we can rest assured that
these things are altogether for our delight
and ultimate profit because she-who-must-
be-Obeyed behind the veil is always their in
SEPARATION and sovereign charm,
The Kings Daughters have arranged
series of lunches and entertainments at
Irving Hall for the benefit OF the Home for
Incurables. TO be given on Tuesday, " eGneS-
day and Thursday of this week. The en-
terprise deserves patronage. and the lunches
and entertainments on ali three days Will,
it is said, be something special"
Miss Lake and twenty-fuur Of her pupils
enjoyed a delightful picnic TO MEMO Park
on Saturday,
Mrs Peter G. Mclean entertained a few
friends at luncheon during the week at her
residence on Pacific avenue.
The Friday Night is an assured success,
after considerable feeling among the dis
carded, and its list is reported closed. The
first meeting is announced for the "a of No
yember at Odd Fellows Hall, 1t will be
. chrysanthemum affair. The others will fall
napnD1 bnr January
sd, February 9th and April Sd. One OF
them viii be the Army German, another the
Young Peoples, another the Bal POudre,
another the Holly, and the last, in Easter
week, the Lilac Cotillun.
Mrs. Z. Ernest Bowles gave a luncheon
PARTY to few friends last Thursday at her
residence in Oakland. 1t was in honor OF
Miss Eta Tucker, and among those present
were Miss Kate Clement and the Misses
Mckee.
Governor F. E. Warren of Wyoming was
agreeubly entertained at Reno, New, on his
Way home by Senator Foley and others.
Early N November, from the 10th TO the
18th, series Of entertainments Will be given
al Irving Hall by the ladies of all the EpiS-
Copal churches in the city, for the joint ben
rift of st. Luke's Hospital and the Maria
Kip Orphanage. During the day attractive
iunche,n rs will be served, and in the evening
"a variety Of attractions will be offered.
Engagement Notes.
ne engagement Is announced Oh MI.
-. Sanford Bennett, Secretary and Treasurer
of the Dunbam- Carrig n-Hayden Company,
San Francisco, TO Miss Eva Brand, daughter
of Mr.. Lucen Brand, San Francisco mer-
chant. Both parties are well-knoWn in the
society circles OF Alameda, where they
reside. The wedding viii take place on
November 18th.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Fritz BOehner, prominent citizen OF Ala
r. -lr-rlf, a-1a n, Nr4
oi San Leandro. The wedding will take
. ! lace on the completion Of Mr.. BEGINNERS
new residence in Alameda.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Merriam Elizabeth Miller, daughter Of Mr..
Samuel Miller, Tourist Agent OF the Southern
Pacific Ra lruad Company, TO Mir. Frank !.
Nhtcumb, the New \ ork representa- Of
the Eay mond u Whitconb Excursion Com
pany The wedding viii take place quietly
at Saint LukeS Church. on Van Ness
avenue, next Wednesday evening.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Estelle T. Whitney to Mr.. William w.
Searles of the Bank Of California. The
wedding takes place the latter part of the
month.
Lieutenant Sewell and Miss Minnie Moore
will be married tomorrow afternoon at the
residence Of the brides father, on Mare
Island.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alice Cohnreich to Mr.. Jake Solomon, both
Of TINS city. They will be at home next
Sunday at so Eddy street.
Tie engagement IS announced Of Miss
julia NJ. Whiting, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Whiting Of East Oakland, 10 Mr. \. john
son of Philadelphia The wedding will take
place this week in Philadelphia, where the
couple will reside.
The wedding Of Mr.. Charles Oberdeener,
brother Of DR.. 5. ObeTdeener of Santa
Clara, and Miss Carrie Meyer OF this city,
will take place in San Francisco next Sun
day.
The welding of Mrs. j. Marvin and Mr..
c. n. Suuthcr has been announced to take
place in Napa on "Wednesday next.
The engagement of MI NJ. +. Smith of
Oakland to Miss Pauline Suffer Of Stockton
Is announced.
The marriage Of Mr.. John B. Tomervia of
san Jose and Miss Lizzie Irrelevant of Santa
Clara will not take place until the second
week Of April next.
a prominent engagement is that of Miss
Belle LaZansky, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Lazansky, to Mr.. 5. RoSenblum. both Of
this city.
Tie engagement is announced of Miss
Mile Cohn of this city to Mr.. l. Rosenthal
Of Seattle. They will be at home on Sunday
md Wednesday, the 10Th and 23d inst, at
l0l7 Fillmore street.
The engagement is announced of Miss
lille Meter and Mr.. Henry Samish.
Mr.. ). B. Goodman and Miss Louise Hart
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hartman,
will be married on October 22d, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, 2l24 Post street.
The marriage of MI Thomas j. Glynn,
the popular wharfinger at. the Union and
Green street wharveS, and Miss Lizzie
WEIGH will take place next Thursday morn
ing.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Romer, daugh-
ter OF MIR. T. Romer, general agent of tie
German General Benevolent Society of San
francisco. TO Mr.. J. Copley Lloyd, of the
tirm u Lloyd d Co. of Ellensburg, Wash,
Will take place at St Joseph's Chapel, Ala
media, On Thursday evening at Z 80 o'clock.
The Kirkham Musicale.
The second of the series of private must
Gales inaugurated last week by Mrs. Henry
W. Wetherbee. was held in the parlors of
General and Mrs. r. w. Kirkham's home,
in Alameda. last Thursday evening. An
unusually well rendered programme was
given by Mrs. Blake-Alverson, Mrs. w. c.
Little, Miss Flora c. Kendall Miss Emily
Lawrence, Mr.. Daniel Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs a. Mcknight. Mrs. Henry W. Wether-
bee, Miss Grace Henderson, Miss Bessie
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Redfeli, Miss
Highly, Mr.. Highly, Miss Carrie Little, Miss
Albrecht, Miss Mitchell, Miss Lena Brig
ham. Others present were: Miss Ella Wall,
MIS-. Jesse Wall, Mrs. Farnum, Alr. Gus
Bray, Mrs. Requa, Mr.. Henry w. Wethar-
bee, Miss SellHnder, Miss Albrecht, Dir.
Dingley, General Kirkham, Mrs. Blake,
Colonel de Lacy, Miss Rogers. A light sup
per was served.
The weeks-whal Wedding.
The marriage of Mr.. Frederick Z. Weeks.
proprietor of Medical Hall, and Miss Whal
of Riverside was solemnized at noon
Wednesday in st. Johns Church. The init
mate friends of the contracting parties were
present to witness the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. DIR. f. B. Spalding
Dr. Spa,ding was a former teacher OF the
bridegroom, which added much to the happi-
ness of the occasion. The happy couple
Will spend about two weeks visiting friends
in San Francisco and vicinity, after which
they will return to their home In Riverside
Mr.. Weeks of Racine, Wis, father of the
bridegroom was present at the wedding and
will accompany the newly married young
people to their southern home.
Pioneer Rowing Club Anniversary.
The twenty-sixth anniversary celebra-
ton of the Pioneer Rowing Club was cele-
brated yesterday by the members and their
DIV frfa nv oh,