The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-14

Disappointment Is a dreary word, yet there are
some disappointments which pleasant. Last
week was an eXemplar OF hat old adage. 1t
looked as if Lent stlll fingered with Us when we
gaZed at society through prospective glass but
the tone of threatened dulness has en- fully
relieved by the vivid c0lors which show the in
terest taken in the city's social life. Last week
has been essentially an attractive one. AS the
readers of THE CALL will see by reference to
It's columns, there have not been many Of large
fashionable affairs which call for special iudi-
vdual notice, yet there has been no lack Of en-
tertainmeut for those who find relaxation in the
pleasures OF society. People generally find it
tresOme 10 talk about the weather, still 1t is one
OF the main cons iderallons Of their daily lives,
however mucn they may wish to ignore It, so the
bright sunshine and mild breezes Of the last few
days have most unmiStakabiy had a perceptibe
influence on the ever flowing social current. The
promise for next week Is pleasant, and If 1t
comes up 10 the anticIpatiOns that are INDUCED In
tie close Of The Easter season will be exception
ally brilliant There was no particular accre-
ton In the number of marriages and no dmuu-
lion. The same may be said Of engagements Full
details Of all that has taken place since The last
issue OF this column and notes OF forthcoming
events will be found In the customary resume
which is appended.
Engagement Notes.
The wedding of Mr.. Thomas f. Garrity and
Miss Marguerite FlouTn0y Will take place at St.
Mary's Cathedral next Wednesday afternoon al
1890 O'clock.
1t is reported that Mr.. Ed S. GIL, managing
editor Of the Los Angeles Tribune, is soon to
marry Miss Boyce, tile daughter OF General II
Ii. Boyce, The founder Of that journal.
The wedding Of Miss Cora Z. MeIte, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mette OF Santa Cruz, aud
Mr.. Edward 5. Rayburn OF San Jose VIII take
place al Calvary Episcopal Church, Santa Cruz,
next Wednesday.
The engagement OF Miss Addie Kelly, second
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs NJ. II. Kelly, Of 327
Hayes street, to Mr.. Adolph Canelo OF San jose
Is announced.
The engagement Is announced of Mr.. John II.
Schultz OF this city aud Miss Minnie Lutgen,
formerly OF Oakland. The marriage Will take
place In July.
The engagement is announced Of Mr. Richard
Z. White and Miss Mcguire, daughter OF Mr..
InonaS Mcguire and cousin OF Baroness Won
The wedding Of Mr.. EldOn r. Parsons OF East
Oakland and Miss Mollie Lee of San Francisco
VIII take place wednesday evening next at the
East Oakland Methodist Church.
The wedding OF Mr.. Frank s. Hicks and Miss
Carrie Chiids VIII take place at the residence OF
the 23d nrox Owing to tie recent death OF
Judge Hager the ceremony VIII be private.
The wedding OF Miss Nellie Matthews daugh-
ter o! Judge Matthews oil East OAKLAND and Mr..
II. d. Lawrie Of San Francisco. will take place
al the Church OF the Advent, Ga land, on
Wednesday. the 23d inst.
The engagement Is announced OF Mr. J.
Abrams TO Miss Phoebe Cooper, both OF this
The last hop In the present series at the
Preside Will take place tomorrow evening.
new French band, "The GaulOlse," will give
an entertainment on Saturday evening next at
Odd Fellows Hall. The programme will In
Crude solos by Miss Ellen Coursen, little Louise
Gtossel, Messrs L. Pence, p. CIerfayt and p,
PheTeux. French popular compositions viii be
rendered oy thirty members OF the new band ana
by about hfty young ladies' Of the COursen CHORAL
The San francisco Operate Society viii nro
ouce " loanthe on Wednesday evening the
7tb prox., al the BijOu Tbeater with Miss Aivina
Heuer, Mrs. Madden, Mrs. Parent, Mr.. Parent,
Dr. A. Regensburger and Mr.. A. NJ. Thornton In
the cast. Mr.. Ed CIandall Will manage the stage,
while MI. H. A. SchlOh Will Oficate as musical
director There will be orchestra Of twenty
six pieces ana a chorus OF forty voices.
"A e-1thday party was given TO Master VIII T.
Frost al S72 Henry street, Oakland, last Monday
evening. An enjoyable evening was spent with
dancing, games aud music. Among those present
were: The Misses Blanche and Ida Bryant Miss
Elma Slater, Miss Dora Duncan. Miss Edith
S Mouiton MISS Jessie Scott Miss Lizzie Mccall.
Miss Miss carrie Schultz, Miss Oracle Cruz; Messrs.
0llle Mccall, Raimond Duncan Amiel Brieling,
aaily Aiwalei, Frank Garrison, Roy Mcdowell
VIII Frost ~ W
On thursday afternoon Mrs NJ. II. de Young
gave Iuhcn hafty TO Mrs. General Miles, Mrs
htqua ana Mrs. Luelus Booth The table was
handsomely decorated with flowers, aud lunch
lasted until O'Clock. 1t was a very enjoyable
affair.
Messrs Robert Oxnard and R. H. sprague gave
dinner complimentary TO Mr.. and Mrs Chaun-
eey X Winsow at their residence on Washing.
ton street lat Monday: Among The guests We're:
MIS- Ricardo Pinto, Miss LOttie Clark, Miss
VOORHEES, aud Lieutenant Wilson, U. s. N.
On Monday evening last MIR. and Mrs. c. j.
mas entertained number OF their friends very
pleasantly at their home on Center street. Stock
Ton. Progressive euchre was The order of the
evening and several hours were enjoyable spent
III playing The game The yicsors were: Mrs
a. b. SpeTry. Mrs. J. Durham, Mr.. A. b. Sperry
and Mr.. George Mckenzie.
MISS Beula Plummer was given a birthday sur