The morning call., 1890-07-07
A Review of Late Festivities at
Leading Summer Resorts.
PARTIES TO TAKE PLACE,
How Circle From the Central M. E.
Church Celebrated the Fourth.
Surprise Party on Cough Street.
The Fontana- Wilson Wedding.
Biven Celebration in Oakland.
BIethen Luncheon.

The event Of the week at Monterey was Of
course The ball on the evening OF the Fourth.
Colonel Shafter and hlS officers had arrived, and
he paTades, "Euard-mUuntings, etc, at the
camp near the hotel afforded much interest. The
surf polo game proposed by Mr.. James Brett
Stokes for Friday morning had TO be abandoned
owing to unfayUrabe conditions. From now on
Del Monte VIII be brilliant center Of fashiona
ble life, and many entertainments, including a
tennis tournament are looming upon the hori-
zon.
A pleasant surprise dinner-psrty was given by
Mrs. J. b. Schroeder last Wednesday al her
home In Redwood City. A number of people
fgom San Francisco went down for the event,
which was 10 honor Of Mr. SchroedeTs birthday.
Mr.. j. d. Spreckels Mr.. 4. II. Rose, Captain
Chris Smith and General W: 7. Morgan have
been enjoying some good fishing IN the yacht
Lurine of Coronado Beach.
Susun FarlOr. No. 80, n. s. e. W., gave
very successful ball last Saturday evening at
own hall in Suisun.
Mr.. Leland Stanford has contracted for the
erection of $4,000 monument In memory OF
Junipero Sierra, the founder OF so many missions
IA Mexico and California. The monument VIII
he erected near Monterey aud Will be unveiled
upon MIS-. Stanfords return from Europe.
The midsummer high jnss OF the Bohemian
Club VIII be held on Austin Creek on saturday,
July 26th.
lie following officers OF the Pacific States
Lawn Tennis Association were elected at San
Rafael on tie evening OF the tournament; Mi.
". NJ. NeWhall, President; Mr. NJ. ). wilson,
yiee-Presldent; Mr.. c. r. Yates, Secretary and
Treasurer; Executive COmmi' tee-Nessrs. 6. C.
GaSklll, L y. Bee, 5. 7. Holden I. w. RanSOme.
Engagement Not's.
The engagement has been formally announced
II Miss Bessie Sedgwick, daughter OF John Sedg-
wick, and Mr.. T. 7 Darge OF the Oakland Tri0-
Ine. The wedding /, announced to lake place
The Stn of next month.
The engagement OF Miss Blanche NJ. Hubbard,
daughter of Mis-. c. Y. Hubbard, TO NJ, Fletcher
+. flyer, son OF DIR. and Mrs. Washington
VI. Ryer, both OF this city. is announced.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Celia
Simon 10 MI j. Freed, both OF this city.
The engagement Of William Pope Of Berkeley
and Miss Emma Graham OF Oakland is
nounced The wedding will take place next
The Hop ut San Rafael.
The news Of the week at San Rafael might be
summarized in the single word tournament"
which has been fully reported in these columns.
with all its fashionable attendance aud change
hi fortunes for The contestants. Yesterday the
victor. c. X. Yates, played The Pacific Coast
champion, Mr. william II. aylor, the cup fall
ng to the latter after rather one-sided contest.
Tie hop on Friday evening was very enjoyable
and The toilets were generally exquisite.
Among those present al HE hop on The Fourth
were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Adams, Miss Ella
Adams, Miss +. ID: Adams, MI. and Mrs: 7. o.
Alexander, Miss Mile Ashe, Mrs. D. G. Ather-
ION. Mr. and Mis-. ). w. Backus, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Alex Badlam, Miss Maud Badlam, Mr.. aud Mrs.
/. IL BAKE, MI. and Mrs. r. Balfour Mr.. I.
Beaie, Mr.. F. {. BeazleY, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. A.
Bedeu. Mr.. aud Mrs. 5. VI. Blair, Miss Jennie
bfaiT, llr. ana MIS- u. II. IONeTS, MI. L. kelS
Mr.. +. Ryer. Mr.. r. Sherwood, Miss Shreve, Mr.
and Mrs. ). VI. Smith, Miss Smith, Mr. aud Mrs.
r. W. Taant Mr.. Neuye, Miss A. Walker, Miss
West, Miss Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wooley,
Mr. {. T. Warden, Mr.. w. w. Worden, Mr.. and
Mrs. ", +. Goad, Miss Ella Goad, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bandmann, Miss Lille Bandmann, Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Ktlgdrif, Mr. and Mrs. C. O.
Richards. Mr.. A. B. Williamson, the Misses
Griffin, Mr.. George L. jenkins. Miss Kate VOOr-
hles, Miss Clarke, Mrs. Z, }. Bowen. Miss Bowen,
Mss Kate Forbes, Mr.. Carey Frledlander Mr..
c. h. Haswell Jr., Mrs. G. Morgan, Mrs. Il. (.
Allen,, Miss Hicks MIR, Nj. 5; Latham,
Grsi5nv Mr. B.s MT and a9o Mrs. Mr. amS
CaIusn, Miss Emily Carolan Miss q. Carolan,
Hiss g. Goad, Miss A. Goad Mr.. aud Mrs S.
Harrison Smith, Mrs. Frledlauder, Miss Jessie
Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Sneyer Mrs n G.
KittIe, Mr. L. T. HagHn Mr.. W E. lander Mr.
George Il. Hellman, Miss May Fredlander, Mrs.
Itch Jr, Mi. Shafter Howard. MI. Karl Howard
Miss Mau Miss Julia Mau, DR.. E. Tucker, Mr..
+. Refs j., Mr.. Thomas Sullivan, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Hyde, Miss Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Taylor, Miss Taylor, Mr.. Gus Taylor, Mr..
J. ID. Crockett. Miss Crockett, Mr.. and Mrs q.
= N. PerIne, Mr.. and Mrs. (. E. Kenttleld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mountlord MIR. 5: Wilson, Miss Laura
Page Brown, MIR. L. l.. Holloway, NJ. and Mrs.
Sampson Tams. Miss Mamie Cahill, Mr.. and
lanes X. Garniss, Mrs. NJ. .speyer, Mr.. W. L.
Oelu, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. de Long, Mr.. II. Dur
oIow, Miss Flack, Miss Gallatin, Miss CARRIER,
-Nlr. d. Gillette, Miss Gillette, Mr.. aud Mrs. A.
Grant, MIR. joseph ID. Grant, Miss Grow, Mr.
nj Mrs. II. Z. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hal
'leit, Miss HanchetL Mr.. and Mrs: 5 NJ Haslett,
Ar. and Mrs. b. HeatheOIe, Miss HoughtOn,
Miss Nellie JOlfe, Mrs. Clinton Jones,
Mir. aid Mrs. F. b. Latham. Miss lie Count, Miss
Lincoln, Miss Low. Miss Mcdonald, Mrs. }. Nc
Gavin, MI and Ms. {. Morgan, Mr.. q. A. New.
hall, MIR VS.. NeRhail, Miss Nightingale, Mr.. and
Ms; 6. +. Page, Miss faache Mr. aud Mrs. &.
lode lis keLie McPneTSOu MIR. r h Carroll.
MIA. c. Stewart. Miss C. Feirer, Miss A. Ferrer,
Ar. }. T. RothweIi Mr.. L. II. Howe Mr. II. NJ.
lOller, The Misses Edwards, Mrs. c. I. Hail. Mr.
Al Loughborough. Mr.. q. A. Lougnborough,
sir. aud Mrs. A. II. Lgughborough, Miss
-LoughJorougl, Miss Josie l.oughbnIough, Miss
DOnahue Mi. Z. II. SimDkins, NJ. E. Y. Schmie-
den, Mrs. F.J0nnson, NJ. Z. X. Yates. Mr.. H. Simp-
kn., Mr.. h. W. Harrison, Mr.. ". b. Collier Jr.,
Miss Mary YORK. Mr.. Duncan Hayne, Mr.. A. b.
MOuder Miss Della Carroll, Mr.. George +.
DIETRICH. d.. e. II. Cook, Sir. l.. +. Cldogan, Mr.
B'ggs, Mrs. James Oris. Miss Helen Otls, Mr..
ana Mrs J. +. BigelOw. Mrs. Alex Forbes, Mrs.
r. l. wilson, Mrs: l.. d. Lawton, Miss Lawton,
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. NJ. Newhal, Mr.. aud Mrs.
George H. Howard, Miss X. Wallace, Mr.. and
MIS-. X. n. Graves, Miss Graves, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. d. Farquharson, Mr.. Denis Donanue, Mr. and
Mrs. e. Blelheu, Miss Alice Boalt, Miss Dora
Boardman Mr.. Z. A Bond, Mr.. $. Ii. Boardman.
Mr.. Il. 5. Worden, Mr.. Frank S; johnson, Mr..
aud Mrs. Joseph FredeIicks, Mrs. G. Bangs,
Mrs. simpklns, Miss SlIupkins, Mr.. Frank j.
Calolan, Dr. Edward Parson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
hoeg.. Miss Holloway Miss Boggs, Mr.. and
MIR. L. Hull Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood, Mr..
VIII Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. john 2. RedingtOn,
MIR. and Mrs. W. Ii. Haas. Mr.. aud Mrs. q. p.
Himan, Mr.. and Mrs. john HaYelln, Miss Jen-
ME Cheesman, Mi. and Mrs. W. Collier, Mr.. w.
\. Co@les. Mr.. and Mrs. $. B. Cushing, Mr. and
Mrs. d. b. Davidson.
The FOntana- Wilson Wedding.
A pretty wedding took place at ST. Luke's
Church last Wednesday afternoon, when Miss
Rosa Wilson was united in marriage to Mr.. Carlo
K. Foniana, formerly OF Sonoma where the bride
Is also well known and highly esteemed.
he ceremony was performed by Rev. William
W. Bolton, the bride being given away by her
father, Mr.. ". p Wilson. Miss Wenkie Wilson,
a sister OF tile bride, acted as bridesmaid, and
the grOUm's best man was Mr.. A. j. Gray. The
ceremony was attended only by relatives aud a
few Intimate friends.
observed as the happy couple left tie altar, when
they were preceded by lie two little grand sons
OF Sir Sidney Waterlow. who strewed their path
with roses.
Alter the ceremony the wedding party pro-
ceeded 10 the residence Of Mrs. Alexander Gray,
where a sumptuous wedding breakfast was
served. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Fontana departed
Tor thelT future home IN Menlo Park.
San Jose Jotiings.
The Garden City was invaded by wheelmen
last weea from all parts of the State. They gave
parade on the Fourth, and 10 its course made
run out to the campus OF the University OF the
fdcluc, WHERE Inc ldulc5 OF tue Conservatory OF
Music had arranged Tor a garden party TO con-
tIDue The whole day. In the evening there was
pll asant ball at the Fendome Hotel. The usu-
ally serene, restiul city is crowded with visitors
making continual round OF pleasure the order
OF The summer days.
Another irresistible attraction TO evening ''out-
ings" has been the perfect moonlight nights.
Drives have been frequent, among them being
Hon. 5. n. Fuckers fOur-in-band party 10 Con-
gress Springs Friday; Mrs. Spence's expedition
te Peter Donahue's LaurelwOod Farm; Mrs.
Nourse's trip TO Mount Hamilton (amung the
guests being Miss AiYiDa heueT aud Mr.. August
SchleIcheT OF san Francisco) on Wednesday
night; Mr.. aud Mrs. Phillips wagonelte party
through The Willows orchards and several horse
back expeditions 10 Alum Rock Falls.
Tennis, music and euchTe clubs are among the
attractions at the Vendome, the tennis enthu-
slasm being decidedly on the Increase. Among
the prominent musicians who have lent The
magic Of their art TO enhance the spell OF the
soft moonlight evenings are: MT. Waller 5.
Campbell and Mrs. Mariner Campbell, of San
Francisco; Mesdames r. l.. Higgins, Hillman
Smith, b. Z. LangdOn, Mr.. William Pascoe Jr.,
Miss Knox, Miss Warburton Miss Compton,
Miss Park, Miss Hunkins, Messrs. L. LOU
King, Clarence Urmy ID. b. Moody, Il. Ii.
Stevens, Roy Hunkins. Miss Alice Deniing, Miss
Daddie Deming, Miss Grace Thorne, Mrs. NJ. Ii.
Bresner Mrs. lsidor jacobs, Miss Alvina HeueI.
Tie Hietheu Luncheon ia Oakland.