The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-25
A Lively Encampment Week at
the Seaside City of
the Cross.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The FairchiId- BidweII Wedding-A
Great Week at San Radcliffe
r. A. C. High Tea-Deubler-
MendeI Weddins-Party at EIgin
Park-Numerous Hall Parties in
Prospect-Notes and Personals.

The perfect weather OF the last few days seems
TO have extended all over The State. Summer
has apparently taken new lease OF life and Its
Influences will doubtless be noticed IN the body
social. Haleyon days ana balmy evenings may
induce q laneuOrous Quiescence or suggest fur
Their opportunities IN pleasures ways, but can
hardly fail to plOlong the seit-imposed exile OF
many Of cur wanderers But a. tie days grow
shorter The attractions OF home, with It's cosy
evenings aud pleasant Interchange OF Iflenuy
little fesTiYilies-some anniversary ceIebratoh'
surprise party or complimentary entertainment,
winding w, perhaps, WIKI danee-ero"s
steadily stronger and stronger. Each day Will
bring its own interesting record Of such pleasant
events aud every record, Ike photographs. VIII
tend TO preserve the otherwise all too teetlng
memory Of such happy moments.
Tie event OF the week at Monterey was the
military ball, fully described yesterday. Bath
lug las been especially good Of late and The
entries in the hotel register seem as numerous as
ever. a party OF eighty Eastern tourists regis
tered on Thursday. The departure OF the army
officers VIII be much regretted.
Mrs. senator Stanford this week presented the
Shelterng Arms OF san Jose with $1,000 10 be
used In tile erection OF an old ladies' home.
A high tea was rendered tile members OF the
r. c. by their President Mrs j. Smith, al her
residence, ADJ REIMBURSEMENT street, last / es-
DAY. Covers were laid fer twelve. Those pres
rpt were: MIS-. j. smith. Mrs. C. L. Meyers,
Mrs. \. Green, Miss MUlne McGure Miss Hya-
cIulh MudoCK, Miss Maggie DOnahue, Miss
Coral Mulhea,n, Miss May McManon Of Beneia,
Miss Mile Meyers. Miss Maggie Mcclure, MISS
Kathie MORAN and Miss Zetta Porter.
Right Rev, ". +. Nichols, Assistant Bishop in
tie Diocese OF California, viii so down this
week 10 eonsecrate d church IN Paclhc Grove
Oh Wednesday. A rec pllon Will be rendered
MIN on tuesday evening at The residence OF Mrs,
Z. ). MuTdOck, IN Pdclhc Grove.
a.T.44- ante HIf
ldence of Miss Mlun g Mengeii SO Elgln faTK,
Saturday evening Tie following were present;
Ebba johnson, Mi. Emerson Dyer, Miss LIZZIE
holtsidnder. Ar. ChulcbIll Prior Miss Belle
Creigh, Mr. George FurlOng, Miss Mary Crelsh
aud Hiss LIMA johnson.
Tie LorJng CUES hrst concert of its fourteenth
season will take place al Irving Hall Oh The 81
pioX. Next Friday II OfeSsor Lofing Will direct
The hTst concert Of the Ellis Ciuo al Los Angeles
Engagement Notes.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Anna
Wheelock, niece Of Mrs. Harry Ball of Tacoma.
10 Mr.. Merton H. Carey, assistant secretary OF
The Oakland Loan and Trust Company.
The engagement has been formally announced
Of Miss Rosalie Lucille Younger and DR.. OImOnd
CORTLAND jenkins. Tie wedding will be eel
ebrated at The residence Of The brides mother in
San JOSE Tie young lady is daughter Of the
late Colonel Coleman Younger one OF The pioneer
residents Of Santa Clara County.
Tie engagement IS announced OF Miss Mary d.
~
Murphy Of San Jose, TO Mr.. II. " ard Wright,
secretary OF the Union Savings Bank. The we'd
ding VIII take place al lie Murphy residence 10
Tie engagement is announced of Miss Kate
Bee CrUwtii, daughter OF MI. and MIS- NJ. J..
t,roHtH 10 Mr.. Harrison q. OTIS. lie wedding
viii taze place al the family residence, 3I3
Pierce street, next Wednesday evening.
The engagement Of Miss Luce " bite, daughter
of Captain aud Mis- b. i. White of san Jose, TO
M Charles kyiand, son OF the wel-known
banker IS anuouuced, the marriage to take place
IN october.
Air. Archie Mchendry, both OF San Jose, Is an
announced. They Will be married next Nednes-
day.
lie engagement OF Miss Clara Korn. daughter
Of MI Moses Korn, 10 MI. James Simmons OF
this city is announced.
Tie marriage Of Miss Elizabeth IreYesani and
Nj. John SOnayla VIII take place Shortly III
Santa Cara and VIII be followed by a reception
al the residence OF Nh. aud Mrs. Rudolph Spence
IN san Jose.
Tie engagement is announced Of Miss Laura
Hemmenway and Mr.. IL. Freudenberg, both OF
This city. The wedding Is to take place III Inc
near future.
The engagement of Mr.. William Greenfield to
Miss Augusta Marks is announced.
The engagement IS announced OF Mr.. David
Garren OF Grass Valley TO Miss Jennie Beluald,
formerly OF San Francisco.
Inc engagement Of Miss Fannie McMaster of
Alameda TO Mr.. +. j. kupter OF san francisco Is
announced. Their marriage is 10 take place in
October.
Santa Cruz Notes.
The Second Brigade has reason to remember
their stay at Santa Cruz this year. The soldiers
have been feted and serenaded and dined day
alter day, and have attracted quite au assem-
blage Of visitors 10 the bright city by the On
Saturday evening The First Infantry rendered
rece ption TO the citizens OF Santa Cruz and the
friends OF the regiment at Camp Waterman.
Perhaps tile most brilliant hop OF lie season was
given Thursday evening at the Pacific Ocean
House by Mr. ana Mrs. j. b. Peakes, In honor of
the officers OF the Second Brigade. The hail was
crowded with elegantly dressed ladies and Of
ncefs ID lull reglnentals The bellies from yari-
Gus parts Of Tie State were present to add 10 the
beauty Of The scene. The grand march was led
BY Colonel Roster and Miss Minnie Fogg. Dane
ing WAS INDUCED In until after midnight 10 the
music OF Hastings Orchestra
On Friday evening the members of the Third
Infantry Regiment gave ball at the Dolphin
Swimming Baths, which was an enjoyable affair
Ina following were the Committees In charge:
ATraDgements-FIrst Sergeauts OF the regiment !;
Reception-non- com mis- stoned staff and company
Quarter master Sergea0ts; floor manager, Drum
Major w. +. OesITelch; Floor COmmitiee-Flrst
SeTgeanIs j. II. Drlseo Company Oh George l..
Wager Company q, J. +. Connolly Company A.
again, there was lie barbecue. given to Tie on
GERS by the citizens al Sycamore Flat.
The presence ct large number OF ladies',
Without whom even Santa Cruz would be dull
have inspired several agreeable entertainments
On Tuesday a dinner was gwen at the Second
Artillery headquarters in honor of Mrs. Colonel
William Mcdonald, Mrs. j. L. MaTte and daugii-
Ter. Mrs. j. NJ. CosIigan and other ladies. On
THURSDAY luncheon was given at brigade head.
quarters ID honor OF Major and Mrs. Frank Nc
Laughlin, Miss Agnes Mclaughlin aud Miss
NJ innie Foeg Among the young ladies' enter
men were the Misses Kaseburg of Sacramento,
Mi IS Fernandez Of PInOle and Miss Kate Dillon
OF San Francisco. Among the ladies' who as
sisted Mrs. General Cutting IN entertaining were
Mrs. Colonel Edwards, Mrs. Major DubUce aud
Mrs. Major Cluf. Mayor and MIS-. Bowman aud
lie Misses Hunter, OF Vallejo. Mrs. Walter NJ.
Castle and Mr ana Mrs j. T. Smith were hOspit-
ably entertained at brigade headquarters on Fri
day. Mr. ard Mrs. j. +. Smiths reception TO
General Cutting and staff has already been men
TONED as among the prominent affairs OF MEM
orable eneampment week.
The FairchiId- BfdweI Wedding.
The residence OF Mi. Richard Ii. taiTcLild al
2O94 Market street was tile scene OF simple
yet pretty wedding celebration last Tuesday
evening. when Miss Alice L. Bidwell, daughter
OF the laIe Henry c. Bidwell, widely known iu
the mining circles OF the State, was given In
marriage to Mr.. Harvey c. FairchiId. the promi-
nent and popular engineer, now chief engineer
of the Omnibus Cable Railroad. The parties to
the contract are both especial favorites. and
every good wish attended them GU Tie outset Of
their lie Journey
The wedding party appeared in the tastiiy
decorated parIors at 7:15 O'clock and the mar.
rage service was performed in ali Impressive
manner by the Rev. HoratIo Stebblns. The bride
looked very lovely in her wedding robe OF cream
while, and The Two bridesmaids. Miss Emma A
Wilson and Miss Florence faircnild, were be-
comingly attired In white silk. On the right OF
The groom stood Mr.. VIII w. Faiichiid acting as
best man, and also Mr.. Fred Faifchid
A company Of fifty relatives and intimate
friends, were assembled 10 witness tile cere
mony, and after extending their congratulations
all repaired 10 The diDingroom, there to spend
an hour In partaking Of the hospitality OF the
house.
Later an informal reception was held com.
menclnR al O'Clock, and Tor an hour aud hall
the most particular friends of The happy couple
were coming 10 wish Them gOdspeed on life's
Journey.
Many beautiful and costly gifts had been re-
ceived and were greatly admired. AT a late hour
the newly welded pair took their departure fol-
lowed by showers OF lice, and bearing with them
The best wishes OF host OF friends.
At San Rafael.
Every one at San Rafael is rejoicing ia the re-
cent spell OF restfuI days, and the only general
subject OF complaint seems to be the dusty coun.
Try roads, which sadly lnterferes With driving.
or course, The tennis tournament followed by a
large hop in the evening" looms upon the horizon,
but in the meantime visitors are perfectly con.
tent with quietly enjoying one anothers society.
Informal musicales, bowling and card parties
form sufficiently substantial fbers upon when u
thread the pearls of enjoyment never sought 10
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