The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-11
Resume of Recent Happenings
at Certain of the
Resorts.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Interesting RumoFs of Changes in
Society cIdbdOm-An Oakland
Enterprise for Worthy Ends-The
EIber9 Gathering to COrte
Madera-HaII Parties TO Take
PIace-Notes.

No positive Injunction was laid upon soclety's
season al the resorts by the city weddings Of last
week. But there is liEely 10 be a considerable
Interchange OF guests between the various head
quarters dating back from the interesting cere-
monies referred 10. People are thinking Of
autumn plans, although "home" Is not generally
among The instant factors OF The problem. For
the immediate future In this city a continuation
OF family gatherings OF growing interest aud
numerous hall parties may confidently be pre-
diCteu.
II IS stated that the new Ladies Club Of last
winter season viii not be seen this year. but Will
Be- disappear or take on a new form, together with
the Fortnighty and the successful Bachelors
CotIllon clubs. These rumors seem 10 bode
some interesting changes which time Will de.
Telop.
lie Rev. j. a. Capweu, Mrs. Capwen, Miss
CapWell aud chOrisIers OF The Church OF the Adj
vent. East Oakland, were rendered a very pleas
ant reception u the church parlOrs last Friday
evening.
Tie Chautauqua Assembly at Lake Tahoe will
be iuaugurated to-day. bishop J. NJ Vincent
Will deliver The inaugural address, and upon The
programme are the names of many distinguished
literary ladies and gentlemen OF California and
Nevada, who VIII contribute greatly 10 tie inter-
est ana attraction Of the assembly.
Colonel aud Mrs. A. j. Kinds, assisted by Miss
Ida Clinch OF Sacramento, gave a reception
Cruz, 10 Colonel Guthrie and staff and tile Off
GERS Of the FIRST Artillery
HE First Infantry, L. 5. A, Will leave Monte
Tey for his CITY on the 26ih inst.
Madame Helena MOdJeSka, the Countess
BOzeuta, is preuaring for a notable reception al
her country home III the mountains Of Santiago.
10 WHICH Tie people OF Anahem and Santa Ana
who have entertained her are TO be invited.
Hiss Lotue Hall of Dixon gave a pleasant
party 10 a number OF her young filpnGs last
Saturday afternoon in honor OF Miss Lutte Davis
Of san francisco, who was her guest.
r Baron and Baroness ROgnlat, Mrs. j. S Owens
Miss Dulman, MI and Mrs. Frank Bell and
Master George Bell Of Los Angeles are camp ng
out at san Juan by Tie Sea Last Sunday they
entertained MI Marco Foster and family, Count
and Countess BOZenta, Judge Eagau, Judge
Clark and others In the most delightful manner
Alter lunch had been served and a dip in the
ocean enjoyed, The guests were enterlaiaed by
several songs by Mrs. Owens and Mrs Bell, the
Baroness accompanying on The banjo and Mrs.
Bell on lie guitar.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement Is announced Of Mr.. Harry
DAVIS, young man wei and iaVoTably known in
East Oakland, and Miss Matilda johnson Of
street, Sacramento, tie daughter OF a wealthy
grain merchant. The wedding viii take place III
q few weeks.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mary
a. Tenant Of this city TO Dr.. Robert c. Gardner
Of Fresno CITY.
The wedding OF Miss Nellie E. Hopkins and
Mr.. Charles McLRne Smith VIII take place at the
residence Of Mr. W. W. Malu, 800 Odk street, on
The marriage OF Miss Emily A. squires and
Mr.. Charles I. Virgins is set for The 2Oih OF
this month
Tie engagement Is announced OF Miss Julia
Goldsmith 10 MT Emile Marx OF Portland.
Tie marriage of Mr.. VIII Caswen and Miss
Cora IubOs, Two we'll known society residents Of
Los Angeles, Will occur the Latter part Of Dc
IOber.
The engagement Of Miss Ada Sutton to Mr..
A Z. Bun, both Of Tacoma, has been an
nounced.
Tie engagement Is announced of Miss Sarah
Dempsey Of San francisco 10 MIR. r. c. LUCKNOW,
formerly Of Columbia TuOlumne County.
The engagement IS announced OF Miss a. Butt
OF this ely and Mr.. b, C. Roos Of San Rafael.
The engagement IS announced OF MIR. Samuel
Weitz Of this city and Miss Marion Kahn, for
mely OF Salt Lake City.
Tie engagement is announced OF Miss Lille
Steiner OF Oakland and MI ]. Marks Of this city.
Tie engagement is announced OF Miss Ida L.
Warren, youngest daughter OF Mrs. NJ. II. War
zen, and MI A. bert S. j. de Guerre, both OF this
Guy.
Tie engagement Is announced OF Mr.. Perry
LamUna Of Grand Bluffs Wash, and Miss Belle
l. Cleary, daughter Of Mrs. F. ID. Ceary. Tor
meIly OF this city. TIE wedding Will take place
al Tie home of the brides mother, In Washing
ton, on he 27th inst.
lie engagement OF Miss Jennie MacBey and
Mr. George Miller Is announced.
Del Monte DOiugs.
The Del Monte season shows signs I dlsDteg-
ration IN the not very distant future. Possibly
something may occur 10 avert general flight,
hut present indications would seem to be setting
that way. Nothing tangible can be found to ac-
count for this stale OF things. The weather is re-
ported magnificent; the First do not leave till the
week after next; the ordinary attractions have
never been better patrOnlZed and social special
entertainments have taken place OF more than
usual interest. But there is an undelnabie sense
Of "gUlng away" 10 the air, although II is pos
sble thai this is only caused by seYeraI depart
ures Of leading people.
There was a very enjoyable german given on
"Wednesday last, which was gotten up by several
Of lie ladies' and was LED by Mrs. James A. Rob
and James Brett Stokes. Several peUtla-
men assisted Mr.. Stokes aud led figures IN turn
among hem w. l. Dean, Lleutenants Falson ana
Irwin and others.
lie usual hop took place last evening and was
largely attended, Among the prominent ladies
present were: Mrs. w. Z. Dean. Mrs W. b.
Tubns, Mrs. A. c. Bingham, Mrs Timothy Hop.
kns, Mrs. Charles \. Shaw, Mrs. Rldgeway, Mrs
Rutherford, Mrs. Faweett, Mrs. (. b. Coleman,
Mrs. johnson, Miss Porteous, Miss Ellis, Miss
HCyl, Miss Seymour Of New York, Miss Miles,
Miss Banding, Miss Taylor, Miss CarOlan, Miss
Pope, Miss Sinpkus. Miss Head, Miss Casserly,
Miss Bender, Miss LOtie Clark, Miss Laura
Ciak Miss Sherman, Miss Tompklus, Miss Kohl,
bt Ell noted They Will long linger pleasantly In
the mrmoy OF those privileged 10 be present as
among the most notable al fTescO events Of the
current Del Monte season.
Sweet Charity in Oakland.
number Of young ladies' Ia Oakland have Or
ganized a society TO supervise and support the
Training school for Nurses in connection with
tie FabIOla Hospital, and for this worthy pur-
pose entertainments VIII be given from time 10
time and The proceeds devoted TO this Important
branch Of The hospital. The officers ars= Pres
idelt Ms. E1za5eiL Folges; VICE President,
Miss Sarah TOmpv ms; Secretary, Miss jean
nelte Haighti Treasurer Miss May Durham.
! he Dn ectors are: Miss Tucker, Miss Evelyn
Shepard, Miss Gertrude BAyley, Miss Helen
ChabOt, Miss Louise BraytOn, Miss Emma Mil
lea, Miss Anita Whitney, Miss Florinne Brown,
Miss Bessie Wheaton aud Miss CARRIER.
At San Rafael.
With the passage Of the year the trend OF
interior. 1t is inevitable that San Rafael should
arrest many OF our most exclusive sets, ana not
surprising that the ball OF gayeiy should have
again he sci In lively motion. Bowling has been
source Of much interest delightful bowling
party given ednesday evening by Mrs.
II. l.. 1alum al the Hotel Rafael The bowling
was particularly good, and the prizes exceed.
lnEly pretty and appropriate. Mrs. Russell }.
Wilson succeeded IN getting the highest score
among The ladies and so took the first prize, Miss
May triedlander second, Mrs. Joseph Il. Crock
ett Inird and Miss LeOYy the fourth. Among
the gentlemen Mr.. Crockett took the lead, closely
followed by Mr.. A. Ii. Small, and Mr. George A
Newhall secured The fourth. After delicious
supper the party adjourned to the pafloT, where
the evening came 10 an end with few dances.
Mr.. w. Bourne gave very pleasant tug
party on Saturday last. The Relief was engaged
for the occasion aud took The party 10 points OF
Interest around The bay, returning quite late In
The afternoon. There was music on board and
carefully prepared lunch, so that The party had
al The elements OF the success II proved TO be.
Mis-. MinihOTne's tea on Saturday at her resi-
denee near san Rafael was delightful affair.
The hostess was assisted IN receiving by her
mother, Mrs. Samuel Hot, her sister, MIS-:
George e. BOardman, NJ ISIS Dora Boaldman and
Miss Julia Thompkins. A large number OF
guests called to pay their compliments aud were
most agIeeab bly, entertained. Music, dainty re-
heshhcnts and the freedom OF tile handsome
residence ana grounds were among the features
Of the pleasant affair.
For The rest there has been slight revival of
interest 10 lawn tennis. The young ladies, head
ca by Miss Alleen Goad, Miss Carrie Taylor and
MISS mclean, are arranging for q tournament
ana pave ALREADY purchased several handsome
prizes. The baseball game yesterday was ar
ranged TO take place under the cauiatlicy of Mr.
". +. Brown and Mr.. George d. Boyd, whose
team comprised George ID. Boyd, nrst base; NJ
}. Stanley, catcher; Richard Beicher pitcher:
Al thui Pope, second base; ,. II. Greedy, short,
Stop. George II. Campbell, third base; Edwin
Lewis. left field; George l.. WoOlwich, center
field; n. e.. Kittle, right field. The future looks
particularly bright for San Rafael until at least
the close OF the autumn season.
\ Trip COrte MADEIRA.
A little surprise party consisting Of about
twenty-five ladies, gentlemen ana children, and
most of them connected with the Chlldren's Pro-
gressive Lyceum of this ely. was made up Sun
iii nff In m mo