The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-12
Performance and Dance of the Vermont
Association.
Engagement Ectes-society PerEonals-Pri-
!. vate Gathirings-Parties and Picnies
to Take Place-Etc

In the earlier days OF summer II Is a difficult
thni TO give reliable representations OF what
Is 10 ie looked for IL the ensuing months. The
time-lorn theory q the climatic influence does
not serH altogether 10 explain the lapses and
Telapses In social life I'm San Francisco. There
are other conditions which operate TO delay or
obsiruet the social tidal fow. The spring season
has been OF late years very much shortened in
this city and, ioT the matter of that, throughout
the interior towns, There have been a great
many select private parties, several receptions
and dinners. While The promise for the week Is
hopeful. AS TO marriages and engagements
there is but little TO record, but what there is
will be found set forth in The customary resume,
which is appended:
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of MIR. NJ. S. Wilson, son OF Mr..
and Mrs Samuel N. Wilson, and Miss Flora Car
roll of Sacramento, Will take place next Thurs
day at tie .ssidence of the BRIDES parents in
Sacramento.
The weddlra OF Miss Grace Weller and SIR
Arthur WSigl- T'ill take place thIs week at tie
home OF II :, lde's mother.
The betF~N Il Is announced OF Mr.. Emanuel
Heller, Olo--on Of Mr.. Martin Heller, to Miss
Bella Saelal laughter of Mr.. Lippman Sachs,
Tie wedsingSt, Miss Dl hamilton. daughter
OF Mrs. M IL Hamilton, TO Mr.. John Henry
Miller. VIII tsfls place on Friday evening, the
23d inst, az 8 O'Clock, at ST. LuKe's Church, on
the corner OF Van Ness avenue aud Clay street.
Tie engagement IS announced OF Mr.. q. II.
Anker to Miss Nellie ogesby.. The wedding
Will take place about the middle OF June.
The wedding OF Miss Dixie Mason, daughter
Of Mr.. n. n, a. Mason of Nevada, aud Mr.. Fran
els II. Pitnan viii take place at 1904 McAllister
street Tomorrow evening. Ii Will be private
affair.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Nelson
aud Engineer F. w. HFbbs Of Mare Island. The
marriage viii take pihee on Tuesday. the Sd
pT0X., at the uaFy-yaF.
Tue s1g g ii! announced TO. Of Mt. J.
eelYe on Sunda-y Lar al 635 Jessie street.
Private End ertainments.
Miss Lily O'COnlpr %ilI give a lunch party
next Wednesday Sternoon in honor OF Miss
Fair.
pleasant surprle party was given last Fri
day evening by the apollo instrumental Club OF
Alameda to their President, Mr.. II. W. Bradley
Jr. The occasion vas an expression OF appre-
clation of his unremulng efforts In keeping the
members OF the club united. The programme OF
the evening was seieciOns by the club, recita-
lions, dancing and delightful supper.
A pleasant receptict was held last evening By
Mrs. Ponton de Arce tat hel residence, $50 BY
ant stlett. All those who Lad actively particl-
Iaied IN the recent htrmesse festival were in-
vlted, and the hostess, assisted by her daughters
entertained heI guests host cbatmingly.
Mrs. Peter DOnahue Fave q very pleasant din.
ner party last 4uesGay syening al her residence
Oh The corner Of Bryant aud Second streets.
Inc table was beautifully decorated. and a
choice menu was enjoyed amid the hos7itable
amenities which characterize the Donahue
menage. IL was nearly midnight before the
affair terminated.
IN spite of Tie cotIIon season having virtually
ended tLeIe was another german at the Mare
Island Nayy-yard last Tuesday evening, gwen
IN honor OF the Ulcers OF the Marion. who had
just arrived and 10 the officers OF the Thetis an
lroquois, WHO were expected to leave for the
north within few days. It. was highly en-
joyable affair.
A lunch party was given week ago Friday
by Mrs. W. ). Wood at her residence. Among
The guests were; Mrs. George LOOMS, Mrs.
William Kohl Mrs. John Boyd OF San Rafael,
MIS-. Judge Rising of Virginia New, Miss KEEL
!ogg, Miss Mamie Kohl and Miss Mott
Captain Stockton, commanding officer OF the
United States ship TnetiS, eutert aimed a number
OF friends at breakfast on board his ship last
Monday: Among those present were: Captain
byron Wilson, MIS-. SIahl, Colonel and Mrs.
Forney, Lieutenant aud Mrs. Turner, Miss
Richardson and MISS Moore.
The Ladies' a id Society OF the Twelfth-street
Christian Church VIII hold a bazaar IN the par
Tors Of tie church on Friday aeXt- During the
day ana In lie evening they viii give literal y
and musical entertainment followed by a drill
by the young ladies' Of the Kate Greenaway
Guard ana squad Of the n. q. u Abundance
Tree. Refreshments VIII be served from IL to 2
during the day, and In The evening at Moderate
charge.
Ensign w. Il. &. Billiard and Mrs. Billiard
gave farewell breakfast party on Sunday last
on the United States Coast Survey steamer Me-
Arthur. About twelve friends parlo0k of their
hospitality.
a complimentary dinner was given TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Il. King. on tile eve OF Mr.. Kings de-
parute Tor Europe, by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID.
Fierce Of Oakland. on Tuesday evening last.
Lie DECORATIONS were elaborate ana DcduMIui
ana gave an additional Charm 10 their mostA ar-
tlsttc home. lbOse present were: MIR. aud hrs
{: II. King, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Phillips, Mr. aud
Mrs. X. S. Leekie, MIR. and Mrs. q. J.. Curtis
hir. AID Mis-. john Russ, Mr.. and Mrs. ~
Prank Pierce, Mi. aud Mrs. e. b. Seaman Nh
J.. Bartholomew. and Mrs. Henry Mofey Ii
Miss Marie Withrow, the talented musician
viii give concert al Union-square Hall on Sal !
urday evening, the path inst.
The second symphony CONCERT OF Mr.. j Lewis
Browne Will take place on Monday evening next
ut ODD Fellows HALL for which an excellent pro-
grAmme has been arranged. The soloists will
be Nine. Emilia ToietIi. soprano, and Mr.. Louis
Hene, cello.
dinner party was given In the handsome prI-
vale clDing-fOOm Of the Hotel del Coronado
week ago Saturday evening by Miss Douglass
aud Hiss Bates. The decorations were exceed
ingly pretty. Those present were: Miss Robin
sen, Miss Huntington, Miss Barnes, Miss Doug
lass, Mr.. Grub, DR.. Carson, Mr. Wallace, Mr..
Stencer, MI. Lee, DIR. Morton and Mr.. Dabney.
Inc LoTlng Club elected the following officers
gent, William AlvoId; Vice President, l.. l..
Bahef; Secretary, W. c. Stadtied; Treasurer,
". A; MuIison; Librarian. q. w. Platt; Musical
u. Hooke, j. ii. Mundy. DR.. j. q. Spencer;
Voice Commitiee-H. NJ. Fortescue, j. j. Morris
Rudolph Forster, +. NJ. Goldstein.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Martin Campbell celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at their home on
Park street, Alameda, last Thursday evening.
surrounded by their children and grandchildren,
as well as number OF their most Intimate
fiiends. They were married IN New York aud
have lived In California twenty-five years.
Ga FFiCay evening next Nine NJ. L. Halpru.
ner VIII make her debut In an operafic concert at
Bnai B'rlth Hall. She viii be assisted by Miss
Ida valerga, Nine. q. Schmilt, Sighor Campo
beilo, slgnor SlanIini. Sgnor fanlzza and Mr. A.
Sundland
An entertainment was held last Wednesday
evening at 1ibuTOu Hall under the auspices OF
ladies' Of Sf. Hilerys parish for the benefit OF the
church fund. The entertainment was pro.