The morning call., 1890-09-15
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD:
A Period of Reaction After the
Celebration of Admis-
sion Day.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS.

rage - Parties TO axe race.
Interesting Coast Weddings.
Personal Notes.
The celebration of last week Will always be
notable In the history Of the State, and those
who witnessed ifs trlumphs will long congratu-
late themselves on having been present lis
memory VIII be a prominent monument III The
facile flight OF lime, marking distinct era OF
progress in California which for the week was
naturally concentrated in San Francisco. For a
time all regularity has been upset; the city has
opened lis arms TO welcome an unprecedented
Influx of visitors from the Interior; receptions,
banquets, professions and balls have appeared 10
usurp. as by right, all tie time usually divided
between work and play. So gTand!y have citi-
zens and visitors cO-operaed that the result gen
orally was far beyond the most sanSuine anticl
patton and The celebration was in every way
worthy Of our unique Golden STATE. But after
the storm calm naturally follows, although The
social calm in the present instance Will not be
long continued For while many Stiil cling af
feeionately 10 the county, Town houses are be
ginning 10 be occupied again. Numerous weA
dings Of note are promised aud the list OF hall
parties to lake place show steady increase.
OF home parties We will have 4 fan share when
Thoroughly rested up after cur grand Admls-
SION day celebration.
Tie agricultural fairs In the Interior cities
have never been more attractive. Sacramento
and Auburn drew many Of our visitors after the
celebration ana IN short time The San Joaquin
Valley Fair Association VIII open Its annual eX-
hiUiIion at Stockton.
MIR. and Mrs. W. S Tevis gave a house warm
ing last Friday night in iheir new home on Jack
novel entertainment will BE given next Fri
day evening, in the Congregational church, Ala
media, under the direction OF Miss Miriam {.
Jehu, welI-Enuwn in this city
Tie forthcoming concert at Nils Will be
potable event. Those taking part viii be: Mrs.
MarinerCampbell and Miss Bertha Hadsell,
soprano sOlOists; Mrs. j. L. Birmingham, con-
frato; Mr.. Samuel D. Mayer, tenor; Mr.. Walter
Campbell, basso; Fir. Henry Hayman yOlnlst,
and Herr Bruno Gcr.a,owsSl, pianist. HE con
cert VIII take place between the 2lst ana 10Th
Of September, in lie Town Hall, which i being
very neatly lifted up for the occasion. The CON
cert has been rendered 10 the Ladies' Guild OF
Niles. through Mrs. Chisholm, who is personal
friend Of the artists having sung with them In
church ana concert in this city for twenty years.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement is announced OF Mr. George
McNear son OF Nr. and Mrs. George W Nc
Near OF Oakland, and Miss Eta Tucker, second
daughter of DR.. and Mrs J. c. Tucker. The
date ol tile wedding has not yet been decided on.
The engagement is announced of Miss Helen
Keller Of this city to MIR, James Kelley OF San
JOS. Tie wedding Will take place October Isl.
The engagement i announced of Miss Martha
D. Smith and MI. Jason W. Nash, both OF this
Wy lt.I NStlluc hiAL tHhS paw nv 4oLlCt
part OF october.
The wedding Of Mr. Frank J. Blackburn and
Miss Eie Nlers viii lake place at the residence
Of the brides parents, III faso Robes, t0-m0r-
row.
Cards have been issued announcing the wed
ding Of Mr. john H. Schafar aud Miss Agnes VI.
Graham, 10 take place " Wednesday evening next.
The marriage OF Miss EdHh Beam and Sir.
Joha a. Park, teller win the Seattle banking
house Of Dexter, Horton & Co.. viii take place at
the home Of The bride, 2I2s Howard street, To-
cards are out for the wedding OF Miss Celia
Nuih, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. John Nurlh,
and Mr.. George L. Sdweil, the ceremony TO take
place tomorrow a; the family residence, five
miles northeast OF Winters.
Miss Monte T. Brophy, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. BTophy. VIII be married TO Mr. James 4.
koid on Wednesday morning, the Oath inst, in
81. JOsephs Church.
lie engagement is announced of Miss Emma
Nathan, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. Nathan, 10
Mr.. Charles Stern, both OF this city.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Georgia
! Curtis, 0uly daughter OF Mr.. c. w. Curtis, TO
Mr. Fred L. hrumb, youngest son of Mr.. l..
KFumc, II of san Jose. The wedding will take
lie marriage Of MI Curiiss W. McNerrck of
CaIistOga and Bliss Alice kllner will take place
in East Oakland, at tie brides residence, ON
wednesday next At noon.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Josie
Young Of Santa Cruz and Mr. Norman II. Martin
OF san Francisco, formerly OF santa Cruz. The
marriage VIII take place September oath.
Tie engagement Is announced OF Miss Eliza
beth Dodge aud Mr.. Person Durbrow. The we'd
ding Will lake place during the first week Of Oc-
luber.
Tie engagement Is announced Of Miss Isaacs
OF this city and Mr. DAVID Jonas of Santa Cruz.
Tie engagement of Miss kittie Cohen of Oak
land 10 Mr.. Henry Wolf is announced. They
Will receive al The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs j.
NJ Cohen, 224 Twelfth street. Sunday, Septem-
Der 2lst
The engagement is announced OF Mr. Fred
Simon Of East Oakland and Miss Elise Hartneir
OF Alameda.
The engagement is announced of Miss Sadie
6Odstein 10 Mr.. NJ Kahn. They VIII be at home
uf1y af h. 1Isr f.CI.
den Gate avenue
The wedding Of Miss Nellie E. hopkins and
Mr.. Charles Mclean Smith VIII take place at
The residence OF Mr.. w. w. Main, 9o9 Oak
street, this evening.
At San Rafael.
Among The cottagers at San Rafael enjoying
The autumn are: Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Sherwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Grant Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Soss, MIR. ana Mrs. Louis Gerstle, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis h. iarrott. Mr. and Mrs. George
NJ. Pinckard, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Foster Mr.
and Air.. Basil Healheote, Mr.. aud Mrs. Sidney
NJ. Smith, Mr.. Robert 0Xnard, Mr. Il. II.
Sprague, Mrs. Morton Cheesman, Miss Chees-
man, Mrs. Peter Decker, Miss Deck er. Mr.. and
Mrs Denis Donohoe, Nj. L. II. Sheldon aud Mr..
The Berg Crystal Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berg celebrated their
crystal wedding last Saturday evening at Har-
mony Hall, corner OF Erie and Mission streets.
The presents were elegant and numerous.
Dancing was commenced at o'clock. being in
iuptch bCCdsiOudllJ ny SUHU-. REGULATIONS, ETC
Al IL O'Clock the guests formed in the grand
march and passed into the diniDg-hall, where a
lemptlnE tepast was served and a pleasing
speeen delivered by Mr.. Henry Stein in honor OF
the happy couple. Tie festivities were pro
long, to late hour. The affair was highly en-.
1oyable.
Miehaelis, Mr. and Mrs. Jenz, Mr.. and Mrs
Hafg rs, Mr.: and Mrs. II. Rohde, Mr.. and Mrs
II. Ihode, Mir. and Mrs f. Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs
c. hemme. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Segelken, Mr.. and
Mrs. +; kaulIpss; Mr. and Mrs. II. L; Mueller.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Marfen, Mrs. d. Holler. Mrs.
+. Weindorf, Mrs. NJ. Schooner, Mrs. w.
Hess, Mrs. Il, Campo; Mrs. {. Schwartz,
Miss NJ: Summer, Miss b. Schwartz, Miss A.
Hess, Miss /; Jurgens, Miss c. Rohde, Miss L.
Iieijtn, Miss K. Campo, Miss Clara Mas, Miss
~. Campo, Miss NJ. Tieien. Miss NJ. Tiedmann,
Miss Miss s. Kohde, Miss f. Thodt, Miss N. Berg,
Ter, }. !. BTommer, q; TIedemann. E. Stein, II.
Schroeder, II. Rohde, II. elm. j. T. Schooner, F.
Martens, 6, w. Meyer, Il. Detlelson, j. b. Jur-
ii. Hahn, W. Kieseack, c. Michaelis D.
Blommer, f. Mcbaeis, II. Gartenan, II. Har-
gems.
A Hop at sunoi.
One OF the most enjoyable hops OF the season
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Crane al the Hazel Glen
Hotel, SunOl, Saturday evening a week ago. The
EOtrl was beautifully decorated for the occasion,
colored globes cast soft light In the Railways
and ballroom, where verdant foliage relieved by
The grounds were beautifully lighted by japan
ese lanterns suspended from the oak aud syca-
more trees which surrounded the hotel. Too
mich credit cannot be bestowed ON the Floor
Committee, Miss Fleeta Cummings, Mrs j.
Lawrence and Mrs. H. r. Crane. who performed
their duty in an able manner. The grand
march was special feature Of the evening and
displayed the toilets Of the ladies to great ad-
vantage.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
H. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Ghirardelli. Oakland;
MIS- J. NJ. Cummings, Miss Fleeta Cummings
mrs. >. Lawrence of San Francisco, DR.. and Mrs.
young OF Mission San Jose; Mr.. w. ii. Avery,
Mr.. l. T. larsons, San Francisco; MIR. Fred
Lioyd OF Oakland; Mrs. G. Hide brand Mr.. and
BITS Charles Hadsel, Miss Bertha Hadse Miss
n. w. owen, Miss NJ. A. Casteihun, San Fran
CISCO Miss birmingham, Mr.. J. Farley, Mr. and
MIS-. !; Dur6ln, Miss Eupelblccht, Vallejo; Mr.
and Mrs w II. sanborn, lie Misses San
born, Mr.. .. Fuller, Miss Vandewort, Mr.. j. M
Scott SACRAMENTO; Mr.. A E. Albee. Professor
and Mrs; Z. Hoheied, Mr.. +. McDongaI, Mir. W.
Adams, MISS NJ johnson, MIR. and Mrs. Jacobus
Miss Maud Jacobus, Mrs. McCracken Alameda:
NJ. }. Lyden, Mr.: c Lyden, ROsedale; Mir. and
Mesgrs II. Cam. ID. Stader. A Aver R,uca