The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Holiday Happenings in Various
Society Circles.
Several Interesting 0ut-of-Town Weddings
The Madison Club Party-Young La
dies Institute Reception.

| nave issued lnVllallOuS 10 tHelr lrleHuS It
the marriage OF their daughter. Miss Amy
Louise. to Mr.. Lucius Hotchkiss on New
| Years day. at noon, at the Market-street
Congregational church.
| General and Mrs. McCook dined on Christ
mas day with General and Mrs Stoneman.
at their residence in Los Angeles. Among
the guests were the Misses McCook, the
Misses Sloneman, Colonel J. P. Willard, U.
| S. A. /, Lieutenant and Mrs. Baker and Mr.
| Jay E. Hunter
Mr.. and Mrs. August j. Bowie will give g
reception at their residence on Clay street
| next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. w. Frank Goad gave charming
lunch party last Saturday at her heme on
| Washington street. The affair was charac
terized by beautiful decorations and boun
teous menu, and was greatly enjoyed by hel
guests
| The Society of Old Friends will give an
en- tertainment and social dance this evening
at Irving Hall.
| Mr.. Daniel T. Murphy was pleasantly en-
tertained at dinner, last Saturday evening
at the Pacific Union Club, on the occasion
Of his return from an extended European
trip. About twenty gentlemen united in
welcoming home the popular wanderer.
Mrs. 5. FL. Seymour will receive callers
on New Years day, assisted by Miss Temke,
Miss Bates. Miss Kaufman, and Miss
| Mccormick.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Stow gave bulls-bead
| breakfast at Santa Cruz on Saturday
among the guests being Judge Levy, Judge
Lawler, judge CARRIER, Colonel Mckenzie
and Mr.. J. G. Stitt of this city.
Mr.. William Dunphy agreeably celebrated
| his birthday anniversary on Christmas eve at
his residence onWashington street by CIV
ing stag party.
Among the many events of Christmas was
| the marriage of DIR. George G. Gere, pro-
| lessor of surgery in the California Medical
College, aud Miss Josephine Wood, the
handsome and accomplished daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrison Wood, at
| the residence of the brides parents, els Van
Ness avenue. Rev. DIR. Horatio Stebbins
united the happy couple. The affair was a
| very quiet one, only the near relatives of
| the parties being present. On the following
| day the happy couple went to Monterey on
| short honeymoon excursion.
Miss Mabel Stewart, daughter of Senator
! Stewart, was 10 have made her debut this
season, but will not now take any part in
the winters gayeties, on account of the re-
cent death of her sister, Mrs. Dusmet Ro-
| nero, in California Mrs. Hooker has re-
| turned from abroad, and will spend the win
ter in Washington with Senator and Mrs.
| Stewart at. their present residence on q
| street, near Nineteenth, which they have
| leased for the season.
Christmas Musicale at aIiramar.
The Miramar Guitar and Banjo Club gave
very pleasant musicale at the residence of
Senator and Mrs. j. p Jones at Santa Mon
lea last week.
The members of the club are the Misses
| Alice and Marion Jones, Miss Bessie Cor
| ham, Mr.. Nealy Hamilton and Mr.. w. E.
| Lester. They were ably assisted by a
| choice vocal selection by Mrs. I'll. NJ Cor
ham. The programme was rendered in ex-
cellent style. all giving their parts in man.
| ner showing careful instruction and study.
| After the programme refreshments were
| served, and all present expressed them
| selves well pleased with the evenings en-
| tertainment.
Among those present were: Mrs. NJ. A.
Jones. the Misses Florence and Georgina
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. j. Gorham, Mr.. and Mrs
| George b. Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cor
| ham, Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Brayton, Miss
| Louise Willette. Messrs. L. ID. Brown, J..
| A. Pritchard, w. L. Corson and G.. S. De-
lanO.
The Y. L. I. Reception.
! Young Ladies' Institute No IA celebrated
their second anniversary By giving short
entertainment and dance last evening at K.
r. B. Hall. The floor was canvased and
the Presidents desk adorned with flowers.
while above extended greeting with the IT,
tie of tie entertaining institute in gold let
| tors.
A bright bevy of young ladies rece lived
the guests and showed them to their Sc ats,
| arranged in preparation for the following
| programme: Overture duet, Miss Farrell
and Miss Long; address, President Miss
Nellie Clatieyi vocal sai solo as,a Mrs. William
cal solo. Mr.. W. Talbot; piano solo. Miss
Mamie Farrell; vocal solo, Mrs. r. Samuels
recitation. Miss Cornelia Farrell. Dancing
to the music provided by Miss Kell y was
afterward enjoyed. and the evening was
voted very pleasant.
| The officers of this institute, which COM
prises some Of the best entertainers in the
| city, are President, Miss Nellie Claffey
First Vice-President. Miss Addie Baum
Second Vice-President; Miss Mary Kelly ;
cahy; Financial Secretary, Miss Cornelia
| Farrell; Treasurer. Mrs. j. Riding; Mar
shall. Miss Mary Babcock; Inside Sentinel,
Miss Madeline Sicily; Outside Sentinel.
Arson, Miss Mamie Redington, Miss Nam ie
McQuaide, Mrs. V. Cervelli; Physician, DR..
Regain.
Following composed the committees of
| the evening: Committee of Arrangements
Miss Geraldine Mulcahy Chairman, Mrs.
/
| CQmmittee--Miss Julia c. McDevitt, Miss
| Mamie Redington, Miss Mamie McQuaide,
] Miss Lizzie Klenek, Miss Corneia Farrell !;
| floor maDager-Miss Nellie Claffey; Floor
| Committee-Miss Celia Arson, Miss Kittie
! OGrady, Miss Kate Long. Miss Della
| Dwyer.
A Euchre Party in Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Mosher care a charm
! ing euchre party last Thursday evening.
| The evening was cold and stormy, but those
| who were present had most enjoyable
| evening. Mrs. 81. Oyeracker Sr. and Mr..
| Rockwell won the star prizes and Mrs.
| Caruthers and MIR. Tilden the BOBBY prizes
| Those present were: MeSdames Stanley,
Bunting. Rockwell, Caruthers, Tiden.
Thane, Hunt, and Messrs Stanley, Bunting,
| Rockwell, Overacker Sr. and DR., Tilden,
| Thane and Hunt
San Franciscans Welded Away From
| Home.
| A notable marriage at Red Bluff last
| Wednesday was that of DR.. William A..
Harvey of this city and Miss Anna Phillips,
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips.
of that place. and one of the most hand
| some brides ever led to the altar in Red
Bluff. The groom is son of DR.. and Mrs.
| ]: w: Harvey, of Anderson, Shasta County.
MIR. L. S. Aitken Of this city attended the
| groom as best man.
A wedding took place at Belmont on
| SIl lotudo udy III WHICH Lu6 happy Dartle9
were Mr.. Robert Chatham of San francisco
| and Miss Sarah Bare Of Belmont The cere-
mony was performed at the residence of the
brides parents, Rev. L. d. Rathbone being
| the officiating Clergyman.
| Mr. Charles Wunderlich of this city and
Miss Mary A. Toombs of Fresno were
united there on Wednesday by Rev. Philo
| Phelps.
| On Christmas day Miss Annie F. Hen.
| r1rhs OF Napa was married in that city to
~ IVY hInIv -
| Otto Rham OF this city was groomsman.
The festivities lasted until Friday, when
the happy couple took the afternoon train
fer their future home in this city,.
| Mr.. George 9. Byran Jr. of San Fran
cisco and Miss Helen F. Graves of Portland.
Oregon, were united in marriage on Decem.
| Der 18th at the residence of the brides par
ents, at Portland. The bride was formerly
Petaluma young lady.
The Britannia Lodge Entertainment.
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