The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Highly Successful Cantata,
"The Feast of the Sum-"
Many Ell gagements Announced-S Society Base
Bsll-Afairs in oakland-Busy Outlook
-. Of Thanksgiving Week.

This week will usher in the great national
fete-day consecrated to the exchange and
enjoyment of family hospitality. Thanks
giving has special social meaning in Call
fornia. AS the fruit and garden State par
excellence, it falls al period delightfully."-
suggestive of material good. An Indian
summer of unusual beauty has peculiarly
favored US this year, and we are reVellns III
the midst of glorious sunny days anc paiillS
moonlight evenings. Our harvest OF fruits
has been uninterrupted, and is concluding
with. rich "ingathering of the grapes =
so notable an occasion of rejoicing in the
wine districts of France and the few other
favored countries where the poetical in
dustry is profitable on any large scale. The
Interests Of the country and city are in
dissolubly interlocked and we may pardon
ably join hands qnd unite in having good
time on Thanksgiving this year. The tur-
keys are, perhaps, entitled TO some GUM
ness, but not their prospective consumers
certainly not the children, who regard next
Thursday as mainly Turkey Day." Their
elders Will welcome an occasion OF family
reunions, where family relations may be
pleasantly balanced up" for another year.
The opening hop of the Friday Night
Club will take place at Odd Fellows Hall
next Friday evening.
n
be given by the Bethany Cleaners at Beth
any CONGREGATIONAL Church on Friday even
ing next. Among the talent is Mr. Walter
Leman, Professor Hahn and his daughter.
"A London dispatch OF November l5th
says: Mis-. John W. Mackay will be com
PEELED to leave the Dudley House. She had
hoped TO secure Q renewal Of the lease, but
Earl Dudley decided not TO grant 1t tor a
new term. Hence Mrs. .Mackay must look
elsewhere for a mansion III which to give
L, cad fatn !, NNtutn r nd
is a good deal exercised over the probability
that she may decide to remove to Paris.
The young ladies of the Emergency Circle
are making great preparation Tor an enter
taiDment and social 10 be held III the lecture
room Of the Howard-Street NJ. Il. Church on
Thursday next, Thanksgiving evening, at
O'Clock. An excellent programme has been
prepared and the ladies are doing their best
to make this, their first social, most enjoy
able affair. S
Mrs. a. H. VOORHEES, and the Misses Voor-
HES will give matinee tea at their resi-
dence on California street on Friday, Decem-
Der 9TH.
The annual ball of the Cercle Francois
always an event of the season in French
.society-will take place at the rooms OF the
club, in Union-squaIe Building, on Saturday
evening next. Mr.. E. Meyer is the able
President Of the club. and the Committee on
Arrangements for the ball are: Messrs u.
GUdchaux, Z. Charonnat and |. W. Levy.
Engagement Notes.
Miss Marguerite Bucknall, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. George j. BuCknall, will be
married TO Mr.. William Harvey Jardine,
son OF Sir William Jardine, of JaIdine Hall,
Scotland, on Wednesday, December 10Th
The.wedding will take place at the residence
of the brides parents, 112l Laguna street, at
high noon after the English custom. Miss
Made me Hawley of Washington, D. c., will
be the maid of honor, and Mr. Redmond a.
Chadwick. of The Foys, Deyonshire, Eng
land, will be the best man.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Clara Eliza Phillips, daughter ef MIR. and
Mrs. j. W. Phillips Of East Oakl md, and
Mr. Irving G. Lewis, eldest son OF DR.. and
Mrs. w. +. Lewis of East Oakland. The
ceremony will take place at tie First PreSby
terrain Church on Thursday evening, Decem-
Der 4th, at o'clock.
, The engagement is announced of Miss
Kate .Hinkle of Petaluma, sister of Mr..
Walter 5. Hinkle of this city, to Mr.. w. II.
Morrow, sou OF Hon and Mrs. w. w.
Morrow.
. The wedding of Mr.. William 81. Avery of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and
Miss Jessie a. Lawrence of Sunol, Alameda
County, will take place next February at
the home of the bride. Mr.. Avery is now
having new residence erected In Alameda
fUrtheir occupancy.
: The wedding of Miss Maud Blood,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. f. Blood, and
Mr.. Henry Camper, a prominent business
man, both of Chico. Will take place this
week in that city.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
.riage at Sacramento on the 9th inst. OF MIR.
james II. Morrill, of Penn Valley Nevada
County, and Miss Emma Coe, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. COe, of go Sixteenth
street. Sacramento, for many years
resident Of Grass Valley.
Mt Percy Mckee and Miss II. Smith, of
East Berkeley, Will be united in marriage at
an early date.
and Miss Emma Brooks, of Vallejo, is an
nounced.
: The engagement is announced of Miss
Emma L. Straus, daughter OF Mr.. Emanuel
Stratus. Vice-PTesident of A. Lusk d Co.,
to ME-. Samuel Bessinger, Secretary of the
San Francisco Yerein. Mr.. Bessinger IS
very prominent in business and social circles
and Miss Straus has attained considerable
renowp in Eastern literary circles:
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Emma Weber of San Francisco to MIR. Ash
ton. G. Hugill of Chicago.
0nthe 1st of December Miss Lizzie Rob-
-ettS, for seven years the musician for all
the Young Mems Christian Association meet
.ings at Oakland, will be married to the Rev.
j. p. Ride Of Healdsburg.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Dora Deutsch of this city TO Mr.. Herman
Johannesburg of Williams. They will be
al home next Sunday afternoon and evening
at 1909 Geary street.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Desmond,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Desmond, of
Los Angeles, to Mr.. Charles D. Baker, one
of the propriet0Ts of the H0llenbeck Hotel
of Los Angeles. will occur next Wednesday
morning at the Cathedral st. Vibiana of
. that city.
Mr.. Henry Hunt and Miss Annie Meow
an, OF Temescal, will be united in marriage
al an early day. Mr.. Hunt is a travelling
representative of prominent San Francis
co drug establishment.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Emelia Cybulski to Mir. Gustave G. Winter
berg
The engagement is announced of Miss
Sadie johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William johnson, OF Trubody Station. to
Mr: William (. Ellis of Yountville.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Annie Klein Of this city to Mr. Max Hy-
man of Leadville, Colo.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Maud Learn to Mr.. NJ. Wager S. Smith,
both OF Oakland. The wedding is to take
place to-day.
. > The " edding of DR.. ]. H. Campbell of
this: city and Miss Mary Gertrude Page will
take. place next Tuesday at high noon in
Christ Church, Alameda, Rev. Alfred T.
Perkins, the rector, officiating.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Lily
Hathaway daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles w. Hathaway of Sycamore Park.
Lake Lorenzo, Cal, to MI. William Cave
TAFT, son of the late George TAFT of Orange
County, Va.
The marriage of Mr.. VIII T. Crssman of
Oakland to Phelan Fisher, one of Stockton's
well-known bellss, announced to take place
on Thanksgiving day, has been postponed
until Christmas, by which time the young
lady>s parents, who arc still in the East, will
return home.
The Wstherbee Musicale.
Mrs. Henry Wetherbee's musicale last
Thursday evening was particularly success
ful. Those who made music were Mrs
Berry Of Angel Island. Miss Amy Cell, Mrs.
Blake-Alverson, Miss Grace Henderson.
Miss Marguerite OConnell, Miss Pearl
Noble, Mrs Henry Wetherbee, Miss Emily
Lawrence; Messrs. Fred Wfnaut, 81. A.
Melvin, Robert LLOYD, F. NJ. Coffin, Ste
Phen W. Leach, II. A, Redfeld. Miss Sylvia
Chapman, dramatic reader. gave two num-
The Society Base BALL Match.
There was quite fair representation Of
the Oakland elite at the Emeryvile grounds
on Saturday, when a nine from the Bone