The morning call., 1890-08-04
Some Interesting Announce.
ments of Late Prominent
Engagements.
SUMMER RESORTS OF SOCIETY.
Several Notable Weddings This
Week-The Lewis Surprise.
Party on Folsom Street-La
Grippe Soiree Many Hall Par
ties to Take PIace-Miscellane-
GUS Notes and Personals.

tract many wanderers al tSd>l temporarily "
town. But as long as the skies remain favorable
there Will be no general dispersal at the leading
resorts. Without any large entertainments Of
LATE these fashionable CenterS have each their
special spells of neveT-lailing enchantment, and
many OF our people continue 10 slip away IRON
daily foTmalii-s aud evening fOgs to these IA
vored regions where 1t is always afternoon"
Santa Cruz Is likely 10 be lively this week with
lis military and Masonic visitors Besides The
weddings referred 10 numerous hall parties are
announced to take place ia this city, where the
usual delightful family gatherings ana expedi-
lions may be looked for.
To-day The Mecca Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine
arrive and VIII be rendered a reception at the
Palace Hotel IN tile evening.
Mr. d. n. FrieSleben of Oroyille waSs married
10 Miss Ella Marcu-e Of this city yesterday. To-
day The happy pair start for Europe for bridal
tour of some six months or more.
Tha Friendly Circle of ths Kings Daughters
VIII hold its second anniversary in Central NJ,
(. Church, Mission slreeT, between Sixth and
Seventh, ON Monday evening, August 11th. Be-
sues an interesting programme, Mrs J. G. Clark,
State Secretary Of tile Kings Daughters, and Mrs.
Sarah b. Cooper, Superintendent of the Golden
Gale kindergarten Association, viii address the
meeting.
Dancing and swimming are The favorite de-
lights al Del Monte. Among The mosi constant
watef-nympns are Miss Hopkins, Miss Hanchett,
MISS Alice Rutherford, MISS Birdie Fair, MISS
CLARK, Miss Ellis aud Miss Requa.
Rev and Mrs. 1. j. Curtis were recently ten
deted pleasant farewell reception at The par
Tors of The Woodbridge Presbyterian Church
prior TO their departure on a six mouths vaca-
tIOn-
Tie First Artillery Regiment OF Sacramento
arrived In Santa Cruz yesterday The men.
about 500 strong, under The command OF Colonel
j. w. Guthrie are occupying Camp Orion. They
VIII remain eight days aud much pleasant cutter
Iainnent Is being prepared for Them.
Rev-and Mrs Robert mckenzie VIII be ten
dered welcome home" reception this evening
% al the church paroTs on Van Ness avenue.
HE pleasant moonlight evenings OF laIe have
been enjoyed at san Rafael and San Jose. AT
bO;h agreeable drives sIrOils and MINOR enter
tannents have been the rule. Tennis has tem-
pOiarIiy declined al the northern aud risen at
the sCutberly resort where blind-nau's buff mas
also obtained OF late. Both resorts, especially
san Rafael, are well pstrOuiZed by society peO
pie from this city, who desire Change from the
salt breeZes Of the Pacific.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club is reheafsing
my PaIlner," TO he given al Saratoga Han In
the near future.
Mr.. George Ladd Ecker with the firm OF Me
Afee Baldwin Hammond and Miss Minnie
Hrnly, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry
Of 1918 Devlsadeio street, were married last
Tuesday evening, 4 the residence OF the brides
parents. Rev. 4. T. Lyons, rector Of 81. Ste
pben's Episcopal Church, Ufficiated. MI. W. A.
Bt eS acted a. best man ard Miss Nelly Derrick
bridesmaid. 1t was pretty wedding. Mr.
aud MIS-. George Ladd Ecker left for the Palace
Hotel, and on Wednesday started for a tour
Though lie Napa Valley.
Engagement Notes
The wedding of Mr.. Thomas T. Dargie OF Oak
land aud Miss Bessie SedgwcK, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Sedgwlck OF this city, will
lake place next Thu sdIy evening at ST. Luke's
Church.
Tie wedding OF Miss Christine Barreda daugh-
lei Of Mrs. F. L. Barreda, aud Mr. Charles A.
MOOie, IS announced 10 take place next Wednes-
nay. Among Inc bridesmaids VIII be: Miss
HOsalie Block Miss Boardnan, Miss Helen Gus,
Miss Anna Head. Miss Rose Barreda will be
maid OF honor.
Tue engagement Is announced of Mr. Edward
Carroll mn n .TOun Carroll n Sacra-
mento. to Miss Virginia Hanchett, sister OF Mrs.
JOHN Wright and mrs. A. ID. Rutherford. Mr..
Carroll is one OF the most popular young bust
ness men IN S cTsmento, and his fancee is a
well known society young lady OF this city.
Ine engagement OF Mr.. Maurice Casey the
sole surviving executor Of the Mclaughlin estate,
aud Mrs. Kate f. Dillon, both OF this city, Is an
nuunced. The marriage Will take place quietly
this week. Mrs. Dillon Is a sister III law Of the
lafe Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin.
sir. ana Mrs. John Bullsn have issued Invita-
Tons fOr the wedding OF their ward, Miss Louise
take place at Central Methodist Episcopal
ChuIch. Oh Mission street, between Sixth and
Seventh, al o'clock tomorrow evening
I lie wedding Of Miss Nellie L. Hopkins and
MT. Charles MeLane smith will take place at the
Iesiaenoe OF Mr. ". W. Main, 909 Oak street, Oh
tbe 18Th prOX.
me marriage OF Miss Emily A. squres and
Nh Charles L. Virgins is set for the 2oIh OF this
month.
Tie engagement OF Mr. c. Y. Pettnger Of this
city. 10 Miss Lea Rosman OF Seattle, Is an
nOunctd. The Wedding VIII occur September
l4li. ana tle happy palr VIII reside In Seattle.
lie engagement OF Mr.. William GeTchen ana
Kiss Maggie McCue is announced, the wedding
TO la place In the near future.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF Miss
Hattie Fleisehner ana Mr. Sol Blumauer. The
ceremony lakes place next Wednesday evening
at The Coucoid Ola CLUB Rooms Portland.
He engagement Is announced OF Mr.. W. j.
Haniey OF East Oakland to Miss VIVA Currier Of
tblS ely.
The engagement is announced OF Mr. Charles
ODE deener, of the nun of w. ObeIdeener, to
Miss Carrie Meyer OF 2229 Geary street.
Mt. +. Du1aidlu oil The steamer San Rafael will
De married To-day 10 Miss Eta &. Dexter OF San
Leandro.
Inc engagement is announced of Mr.. James
). Nalslnllh OF Oakland TO Miss Lizzie A. Chope
OI Syracuse, n. Y. The wedding VIII lake place
al Syracuse in October.
The engagement Is announced OF Mr.. W. T.
Bowers Of the Gutta Percha Rubber Company of
Ibis city and Miss jennie Waters, a society belle
Of OdSldnd
LIS Grippe Club Party.
The initial dance given by La Grippe Club
last evening al Humans Hall was well attended
aud proved highly enjoyable. notable feature
was the Moonlight York, introduced under the
nile Of tile Influenza" IN the neat programmes.
Tie party was strictly dress Affair." and some
Of the ladies' gowns were particularly becoming.
Following composed the various committees:
Floor director, Mr. NJ Edward LIGHT; assistant
docs dlIec Or Mr.. Marshall Neuman; Reception
Commiltee-Messrs. /. kzer, l.. Gilbert, A. Walt
ensfeln, l.. Goodman; Floor Committee = "a
Grippe Club.
Pleasant Surprise Party.
bulpllsC parry Was given dl llc UOtil6 Oh MI.
and Mrs q. Lewis, on Verdi street, recently, The
occasion being In honor of Mrs. Lewis, whose
husband prepared the surprise previous TO her
departure for Los Gatos, to spend few weeks
with friends.
The spacious parlors of the elegant home pre-
sented an attractive appearance and the large
gathering OF invited guests were hospitality ell
teItained. Excellent music was furnished for
dancing, which was INDUCED in for several hours,
while many instrumental and vocal selections
were also rendered by the unusual talent found
10 he pIesenI. Alter the evening had been most
DlUyaOly passed DOuntilui supper was served,
including all the delicacies of the season. ! lie
happy gathering did Justice 10 the excellent re-
past and az pl eciated tile pure wines. Dancing
was renewed for a short time, when many OF the
guests took their departure by the last train for
also left for Iheir homes. all being prOfu . in
Their expressions of regard for tie genial host
and amlable hostess who had so Hospitality enter
Eained Them.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Lewis, mr. and MIS- j. ii. Paul, Mr. and Mrs.
Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCary Of San
francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Redford Ot San Fran
cisco, Mrs. L. W. Schroeder, Mis-. Lillian Garlic.
MISS Annie Ryan, Miss May Spellacy, Miss Mag
gle Ryan, Miss Josephine McCariy, Miss Maggie
kregan, Miss Aggie Lewis, Miss Lucy SchIader,
Miss Laura Wemtraut Miss Emily Pullman,
Tbcmas Chandler. Daniel Williams. William
Jordan, W. T. Tierney Mr.. Pratt, Mir. Smith,
Mr. Thompson, Mr.. Paulsen. Mr.. johnson.
Party ON Folsom Street.
'S'I picHShul VhIty was gwen NJ MISS Ilosrn-
beig's home, 1910 Folsom street. on Tuesday
evening. The pailors were tastefully decorated.
The guests assembled al 8 O'CLOCK to participate
10 the festivities. Dancing, singing and games
were lie features OF the OCCASION. After dancing
all proceeded TO the dlning-roon where sump-
lnous Iepast was spread. Among those present
were; Mrs. Goldberg, MIS-. Cohen. Mrs. Rosen-
berg. Mrs. Clara Sternberg Miss Mary Kolb
Miss Flora Green, Miss Esther Cohen, Miss Mag.
gle Mclnerny. Miss Fannie Rosenberg the
Misses Adler, Miss Lena Cotton, Miss Haitie
BERNARD, Miss Julia Ro-enberg; Messrs. A. Lud-
kin, L. Green, ID. Cobn, 5. Rosenberg, W. Colin
A Green, Mr. Scbam, N. Gil een, Mr. Goldberg
}. Rosenberg. NJ. Marks.
A Picnic at Laundry Farm.
very pleasant private picnic was given by
ihe Jolly Emeraids at Laundry Farm, Sunday,
July goth. Games. dancing and singing were the
feaures OF Tie day. Among those present were:
Miss Rose Walmer, Miss Rose SteInburg Miss
Maggie Carpenter, Miss May Ken nedy, Miss
Dora Philips. Miss Bessie Walmer, Miss Lizzie
Biyaut Miss Liddle Dadley, Miss Mamie Nc
Bride, Miss Nette Hari, Miss Annie Brady,
Miss Jessie Richie, Miss Kaggie BridgwoOd,
Miss Katie Brdgwood, Miss KlIle Hughes. Miss
Nh KRunanV Miss n