The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-30
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
How the Fourth Will Be Cele-
brated at Some Popular
Resorts.
WEDDINGS SUR LIE TAPIS.
Society Base-BaiI This Week at Los
AngeIes-The Koen Reception.
Cooper-Fiske Marriage - The
Speranza Musicale - Colder
SamueIs Wedding-Picnics and
Parties to Take Place.

Parties to Take Place.
The basel ball game last year between the Bo-
hemIan and Union League Clubs is still fresh in
the minds of society. Next Saturday the ylcIors,
or. al any rate, nine representing the BOhe-
milan Club will play nine selected from the
California Club OF Los Angeles at the latter city.
The object Of The game Is 10 raise funds for the
benefit Of the Newsboys' Home in The city of
Angels
Next Thursday the Bohemlans leave here in a
special Pullman car accompanied by many club
friends and "mana ged" by Mr. George 1. BrOm-
ley. Los Angeles society is keenIy interested in
the event and much kindly entertainment is be-
ing prepared for the visitors. In the evening al
ter tie game tile visiting club VIII be The guests
OF The California Club at banquet.
The following players viii represent the Bohe
milan Club Stanley, the catcher, being a profess
sOnal, as is also Graves OF the California Club
team: Mr.. E. f. de Pue. pitcher; Mr. NJ. Stanley,
catcher; Mr. l. W. Carlin. first base; Mr.. George
A. Story, second base; Mr. Gray TraVisant
third base; Mr. Z. B. Pomeroy, shOrt-stop; Mr..
Louis Sloss Jr, right field; Mr.. j. d. Redding,
center heidi Mr.. James Hamilton, left teidi Mr..
(. B. PomeIoy, captain.
The makeup OF the California cub is as fol-
lows: Mr.. w. P Hicks, pitcher Mr.. Frank
Graves catcher; Mr. Il. I. Cooley, first base;
Mr.. E. H. SandersOn, second base Mr. H. w.
MelYeuY, third base; Mir. j. '. Machtel, short
stop; MI D. w. Montgomery right field; ME- J.
W. Hendrick, center field Mr. F. Z. Lowry, left
field; MI. j. v Nachtel captain.
Engagement Notes.
One OF the most interesting engagement an.
nOuncements is tnat OF Miss Annie Tallant,
daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Tallant, and Mr..
Austin c. Tubbs. Mr.. Tubbs is now East, and
Miss Tallant has been abroad travelling with her
mother the past year, aud will return here IL the
early fall
Tie double engagement of the Misses Buck.
nall daughters OF DR.. and Mrs j. Il. Bucknall,
Is announced. Miss Marie BucknalI will marry
Mir. James A. Mcguire OF this city, and Miss
Marguerite Bucknall Will beSt0w her hand upon
Mr.. William II. Jardine, OF Sir William
JaIdine Of Jaidine Hall, Scotland. Both mar
Tiages VIII take place in the fall or early winter.
Tie engagement Is announced Of Mr.. A. j.
Green student OF the University OF The Pacific,
10 Miss May Shannon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
= ID. Shannon, both Of this city.
Invitations are out for the marriage next
Wednesday OF Miss Minnie OLoghen and Mr..
q. A. Berger Jr., 10 take place at The church OF
NoIIe Dame des VICTORIES. A reception Will
afleward be held at the residence Of lie BRIDES
parents, 4l3 Grove street.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Emma
}. Barber, daughter OF Carialn Thomas ii. Bar
Der. 10 Mir. Thomas May Of Utah.
Tie engagement IS announced OF Miss Jennie
OPP enhelmer 10 Mr. Bennett Syerman.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Zilla
Moses OF this city to MIR. Victor LuebecK, for
Tie engagement Is announced of Miss Hannah
Rotunan to Mr.. A. HASKELL both of this city.
The wedding Of Mr. Henry C. Hacke aud MISS
Hattie HUrstmaun VIII take place at ST. Marcus
Church tomorrow evening, at $50 O'Clock
Tie engagement Of Miss Jennie Levinson OF
ibis city 10 MI. Marcase OF Portland Oregon, is
The engagement is announced OF Miss TnlIe
Coleman to Mr.. Leopold Selling, both Of Port
land
San Jose Jottings.
Tie event during the past week at San Jose
was undoubtedly the bail in honor OF Colonel w.
r. Sbafter and other officers of the troops on the
march to Monterey. II was very brilliant af-
fair aud largely attended by society. During the
coming week the GLORIOUS Fourth" will be ap-
prupudIey celebrated at the Nendome, where
there are many OF our own people,. A feature Of
the celebration Will be the bicycle tournament,
consisting OF parade and other interesting ex-
hbllous. The wheelnien will be royalty enter
tanned during their stay, and on Saturday night
a ball Will be given at the Hotel Nendome in
honor OF The visitors vino VIII come from all
parts Of the State.
The Cooper-Fiske Wedding.
Mrs j. Elolse Fiske, cousin OF Mayor Pond,
was married last Tuesday to Mr.. w. A. L.
Cooper OF Denver, Col. The ceremony was
Bates at the residence Of Mayor Pond, 1919
California street. he relatives and few ntl-
mate friends OF the bride were present. After
The ceremony an elaborate luncheon was served.
aud later 10 the day The happy couple left for
Tue Hotel del Monte. From there they Will 20
TO Yosemite.
nv hOeu AectpiiOus
On Wednesday evening last MIR. and Mrs.
George d. KOeH received their friends at their
Performed at l O'Clock by the Rev henry
new home, Al Bryant street. Quite an enjoy
abl- evening was spent. Among those present
were: Miss Katie WEIGH, Miss Louisa WEIGH
Miss Nellie Connors, Miss Joe Leahy, Miss
Dolly Brown, Miss Katie Cosgrove, Miss Gerte
Iehan, MISS Minnie King, Miss Grace Gigs;
Messfs. William King, John Daily, John Ftz
gerald, Thomas Syce, Charles o Bren, Daniel
Ward, Al helcher.
Del Monte Notes.
Monterey is becoming daily more lively and
scnating as the National holiday approaches
Tomorrow The regulars will most probably
pitch their tents, aud, with the local celebrators
Monte guests,
Bathing, private picnics tennis and the dolce
far nlente are the pleasant media OF restfu days
varied VIII evening entertainments tsuch as the
successful tableaux for The Del Monte Chapel
Fund) and eyer-pOssible confidential sOlitudes
deuY
The usual hop took place at the hotel last
Saturday evening, Noah BrandPs Orchestra pro-
vIdlng its customary choice music Among the
many present were: Mrs. " L. Dean Mrs.
FAR Miss Fair, Mrs. A. II. Rutherford Miss
rutherford, Mr.. Walter L. Dean, Miss 0'ConneIl,
Mrs. Horace Davis, Miss NJ. B. West, Miss jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace L. Hill, MIR. and Mrs.
Timothy Hopkins, Mrs. d. A. jerome, Mr..
Daniel T. Murphy, Mr.. Fred R. Webster, Mr.
George Crocker, Mrs. b. Spaulding, Miss Spau d.
Ing, Mrs. Il. ii. White, Miss Hattie B. Cooper
Miss Maud Goodwin, Miss Birdie Rutherford.
The Speranza Recital.
The one hundred and twenty-nnth recital OF
the Italian Musical Institute OF san Francisco
took place last Friday evening" at their hail. IO4
Kearny street. As is usual at their entertain
mems, the selections rendered were OF a high
order Too much praise caunot be given Pro
lessor te ~ opetahza' founder OF the Institute,
Tor The cleditable showing OF the pupils.
Following wars tie programme: Part L
"Gemma,n ladies' chorus tDonizettD; romanza
tBtlilnll, MISS Annie NestehOuse; song, ,Stcg-
eili, Miss Ii. ROsln; ballad (Millard), Miss A.
Leroy; ronarza Crorry), Miss W. Stone; For
bidder n, Music l !melodla), Mr.: Sam Deutsch;
lundi serenade iSeudin) NIL w. Passini; WALTZ
Song q inottD Miss Mamie Norton; romanza
MatleD Mr.. j. Cahlil. Part II-Arla Romeo
ana Julel - NaceaD, Miss Julia L. Sullivan;
cavatina, Robert" (MeyerbeeD Miss j. For
eadei song, "Maigarette," Mr.. J: W. Fountain;
sey; 'Salanella" (Balfel, Miss Mary Silver; eel
tbrated dueE, "Dormr' (Campana); musical
director, Professor d. Speranza.
Society at Santa Cruz.
Life al Santa Cruz seems to be demonstrating
the truth of the principle conveyed In the die
tum, Happy is that peopls which has no his
tory" Without any specific entertainments to
chronicle, this charming resort daily witnesses
cesseless round OF placid pleasure innocent of
ennul Bathing, drives, short walks, adsoI bling
oIdesultoly conversations and just "belng on
me peach" perhaps with book Or vague Idea
o. " meeting someone" are occupations perfectly
suihcienI for an ideal state OF enjoyment. There
are many prominent San Franclscans at the lead.
Ing hotels, and any time the delightful leisure.
dom OF this fdr lotus land may be broken by
call to muster for some more or less formal fuuc-
Alon. The Fourth Will send down a large CON
,slngent from this city. pleasant ripple was
&5DseTVable at The pavilion last Saturday evening"
tie occasion being the ball given by he Young
Business Men in aid Of the Fourth OF July Fund
The Gelder- Samuels Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Samuels, second
dangbler Of Mr.. and Mrs j. Samues, to David
6elder was solemniZed on Sunday last al the
id ..F hRfg .Ja
Of the immediate relatives of the contracting
parties and few most intimate friends, Rev. NJ.