The morning call., 1890-04-28
Banquet of the Zeta Psi Fraternity of
the University of California.
Engagement EOtes-Private Entertainments
Society PersOnsls-Parties to Take
Place-Etc.

spring IS OF all tnlnRs 4 swirl season. Almost
before the announcement Of lis coming in Cali
fornia there appears the gorions summer, whose
majestic progress will not be stayed. AS far as
The spring season In San Francisco is concerned
all that can be said Is that II was In no respect
below par ana compared fAvorably with many
other pro-lenteu months which promised greater
results. The summer seems to already have
come with tie sunshine, yet the city has enough
stir and activity in its social life TO make the
different entertainments given interesting and
enjoyable. II is true that during the last seven
days there were very few OF those affairs which
call for especial and extended mention, bat there
were an unusual number Of parties given by the
various social organic atoms Of the city, paricu
lars OF which VIII be found IN tile columns of
THE CALL. AS to weddings the last week has
not been fruitful, and as to engagements il can
only be said that The proportion IS about equal.
What there Is of importance will be found in the
customary resume which Is appended
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of Mr.. Herman Oelrich OF New
York and Miss Fair will take place at the home
OF Mrs. Theresa Fair on Pine street on Tuesday
evening, June Sd, at $50 O'Clock. The cere
nony VIII be performed by His Grace Arch
bishop RloTdan, assisted by Rev Father Prem
deTgast tie NicArGeneTal. Miss Birdie Fail
Will be the maid OF honor, and the bridesmaid:
Miss Jennie Blair, Miss Belle Smith, Miss Nellie
JOlllfe, Miss Lille 0COnnor The ushers are
MI. fIauh y. OaIOlaUt MI L. NJ. GIecuNHS. MI
A II. Small and MI james ID. PhelaD. After
the ceremony there will be a reception.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Lois E
VeaZie OF Los Angeles, daughter OF the late (. A
Veazle, 10 Mr.. Harry K. Travis of New York, The
son Of Mr.. Gilbert Travis and nephew Of the late
ex Mayor Ambrose c. Klngsland OF New York.
The marriage OF DR.. Warren V. Grimes, for
meTly In tie dug business on the corner Of Sew
snlh street and Broadway, Oakland, to Mis-:
Mary Jones OF San Jose Will take place al thu
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on next Wednesday.
The Engagement is announced Of Mr. II. Calvin
prekseI OF Honolulu and Miss Serena Z. Heg
land Of Alameda.
The engagement is announced OF Cadet NJ. A.
Snow and Miss Lulu Carmen OF Vallejo, formerly
OF MaZatlan, Mexico. The former Is attached lC
the United States ship Charleston.
The engagement Is announced OF Mr.. Harry
O'Dell of The Hotel Bella Vista AID Miss Far
well oI Cincinnaup Ohio who Is visiting friends
IN Alameda.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Whitley
aud Lieutenant G. NJ. Perkins OF the Marine
Corps. The young lady IS resident of Sulsun.
The marriage Of Miss Mary GoreVan, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Gorevan, aud MI. Louis
Vincent VIII be soIemuiZed on Wednesday morn
ing next al ST. Budgets Chapel.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Gertrude
Nelson the daughter OF Commander Nelson, TO
Mir. Frank w. Hibbs Of the United states Navy
TIE marriage OF Mr. Samuel GoldstOne OF San
Francisco TO Miss Phoebe Binnardioi Lewiston,
Idaho, will take place tomorrow evening at the
residence OF the bride.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Dors
Harris to Mr. William Davis, both OF this city.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Dori
Davis TO MIR. Louis Harris, both OF this city.
Private Entertainments,
A number Of friends we're delightfully."- enter
tanned at dinner last Wednesday evening by Mi
ana Mrs K. c. Harrison at their residence oil
Pine street. The appointments were admirably
harmonious and the affair in every way pleasant
sir. anc Mrs. George D. EastUn gave an enjoy
able dinner party last Monday evening at The
Hotel Ileasanton. The table was prettily dec
GRATED with flowers and dainty menu contrib
uted It's due quota 10 tie success OF the friendly
reunion.
The Hillcrest Tennis Club has issued invita-
lions TO garden party to be given next Satur
day al the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Middle
ton, Highland Park.
A delightful dinner party was given las
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Robert Hasting
al her residence on jackson street. A daint.
menu was enjoyed amid the elegant table gar
nlluIe Of La France roses aud fern foliage.
"A dinner party Will be given by Donald A
Cohen in The bowling alley OF FeTnside," tn,
Gone home In Alameda, next Friday evening.
Miss Grace Lleweliyn-JOnes entertained
number OF friends Il th- residence OF her grand
mother, Mrs. A S Burnett, last Saturday week
at luncheon. The table was prettily decked witt
floral treasures and highly enjoyable time wa.
spent, both over the dainty menu provided anC
telwatd In The drawing-rOOm Among thOst
present were; The Misses Moore, Miss Ban
croft, Miss Bates, Miss Ludlow, Miss Murphy
Miss Van Mycs, Miss Bunnel, Miss Wood, Mis-
Scott, Miss Rngwalt ana Miss Perrin.
The spIing opening Of the Art Association
exhibition OF pictures last Tuesday evening wa
one OF he most pleasant attractions OF the pas
week. The local school Of painting was strongly
represented, and society gathered IN force 10 en-
Joy the varied expressions Of their artistic talent
Tie main features OF this interesting event were
noted at length IN The CALL of Wednesday.
On Thursday Nj. aud Mrs, Harry w. Meek EN-
teItalned number Of friends al luncheon al
their home near San Lorenzo. Those who Ell
ioyed tue pleasant hospitality OF the day were
Wy PlllIlns at II (l4kI La nd lE
Misses Phillips, Miss Coe, Miss Dray OF Sacra
menIo Miss Meek and WIN Meek.
1he ST. Adams SuudaY-school VIII give an en-.
terlalniueut aud dance on Wednesday evening
the lain pIoX., at CamOrian Hall, 1913 Mission
street. The ladies' have prepared very inter
estlng programme for that occasion.
Mrs. Lizzie Baker, who has been spending tn;
winter with fiirnds in Alameda, returned a few
days ago 10 her home In Boston, Mass. On tn,
eve of her departure she was rendered farewell
party by the members OF Alameda Rebekah De
gree Lodge, AT lie residence of MIR. and Mrs. NJ
b. ROtbbum on Railroad avenue
number OF young lady friends were agree
ably entertained al luncheon by Miss Mary Eyre
on Tuesday week ago, at her residence a
henlo Park. The party went down by the moor
train ana returned from their pleasant visit IL
Tue early evening
TIE Ladies Central Committee of the Y. NJ. C
A VIII give lunches at the association rooms
z32 Suffer street, on Wednesday, Thursday, FRI
DAY and Saturday OF this week from IL O'CLOCK
III The forenoon TO IN tile afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Hanon recently gave a re
mdTkaDy pleasant dinner party at the Pieasan
ton In honor Of Mr.. Elisha Dyer, who is visiting
Lere. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. q
Hanlon, Mr.sEllsba Dyer, Miss burgin, Miss Fin
ley, Miss HaDlon, Mr.. j. +. Bptgin Jr., Mr.. S
Patoe, Mr.. T. j. Donahue, Mr.. z. McGlynD, Mr.
ID. NJ. HanIOn
Mr.. j. Lewis Browne gave the first OF his Sc
ries Of symphony concerts last Thursday after
noon before an appreciatiYe audience He haC
the assistance of Miss Sophie Newand OF Oak
land aud an orchestra OF sixty musicians In pre-
sentDg the following excellent programme
Overture, 'RlenzP (k- Wagner)i Largo" sol'
violin, Mr.. Riizau (G. L. HaudeD; intermezzo
from "Nallf' IL. Deiibes); Jewel Song" (Ch
Gounodl Miss Sophie Newland; symphony No
B." III minor, Op. 81 u. Won Beethoven) The
eODccIts promise to become very popular.
Tie ladies Of the Oakland Free Kindergarten
have arranged an entertainment TO be given Oh
Thursday evening next, which Will bIlng out thu
society people. A musical entertainment VII
be given by the Young Ladies' Orchestra tina
meets ior rehearsal al the residence of Dr.. J. G