The morning call., 1890-11-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Season Prolific in Happy Wed.
dings and Dances.
The stetson Dinner-Party on Golden Gate
Avenue Club Doines in 0akland
Home Parties-Personals.

Thrifty las dilSdUN ltu t'h'Ni-
banner with marked success, and Of brilliant
weddings and notable family reunions there
is literally no end. Across the bay the
cotilIn season has just been bravely in-
augurated. and San Francisco will not be
di1atory in following the sisterly example.
Altogether, the demon Of dizziness seems In
fair way to be thoroughly exercised for
time al least.
A dinner was given on Saturday evening
by Mr.. Albert Gallatin complimentary to
Mr.. Niles, the private secretary of Mr.. c.
P. Huntington, at the Union Club.
The Unitarian Church fete will take place
in the church building on Thursday and Fri
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Stetson gave a delight
full dinner on Thursday evening TO a num-
Der of their friends at their residence on
Van Ness avenue.
4 special concert and evening Of humor-
Gus and serious readings win be given by
Mr. Edward Fabian. the distinguished elo-
cutonist and basso of New York, next
Thursday evening at Calvary Presbyterian
Church, under the auspices Of the Semper
EideliS Society. The programme will in
clude readings from Mark Twain, Burdette
and others, with a selection of songs. Mr..
Fabian is said to be the finest vocal artist
in the States
Jhe double engagement referred to below
was pleasantly celebrated last week at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs j. Davis. A
bouniful repaSt WAS served TO a large num-
Der Of guests. The parlors were taStefully
decorated with flowers and foliage, ana the
evening was delightfully."- spent IN singing,
TPcltatIOnS and dancing.
Mrs. Alfred Barstow and her daughter,
Miss Grace Barstow, will give musicale
this evening at their home. fine pro-
gramme OF music will be rendered, includ-
ing four numb ers by the amateur orchestra,
j. Ii. R0Sewald conductor, that has been in
rehearsal fer some time past at her home.
The programme will be duplicated TO an
other set OF guests on Monday evening, the
24rh inst, one week later
Mrs. Mary Howe Of posi- San Antonio ave-
nue., Alameda, gave lunch party to the
members of the Sewing Society connected
with the First Congregational Church of
this city on Thursday.
The Young ladies of the Emergency Cir
Gle" are making great preparation for an en-
terIainment ana social TO be held in the lee
ture-room of the Howard-street NJ. E.
Church on Thursday THANKSGIVING even
ing. November G7th, at s o'clock. An excel
lent programme has been prepared and the
ladies' are doing their best to make this,
their first social most enjoyable affair
Engagement Notes.
The coming week will witness the we'd
ulDS VI Mlho lIslDld MIDI SucIllt IdhCllctl,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Hanchett,
and Mr.. Edgar Barclay Carroll, son of the
late Mr.. j. II. Carroll of Sacramento. The
welding will take place tomorrow evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Ruther-
ford 11O5 Bush street. The niece of the
bride, Miss Alice Rutherford, will be the
maid OF honor, and Mr.. Lansing 3. Miner
Of Benicia will be best man, while the six
nShers will comprise Mr.. Frank j. Carolan,
Mr.. George Croker, Mr.. Alexander Hamil-
ton, Mr.. Harry B. Houghton, DR.. Gus Sim
mons of Sacramento and Mr.. AdOlpi Scheld
Of Sacramento. The residence will be deco
rated in tones of yellow and white with
chryssnthemums, and Mr.. Henry Heyman
will lead the nuptial music. The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. j. Saunders Reed
Of Trinity Church. Mrs. George Wright
has sent the brides dress from Partisan
ateli4r and numerous costly presents have
already arrived from the East and Europe.
The Wedding trip will comprise six weeks
trip up north and it may be extended to
Chicago aud New York.
The engagement of Mr.. Albert Greene
baum, a member of the firm of NJ. Water
man & Co., and Miss Rosale Meyer,
daughter of Mr.. Eugene Meyer of the Paris
American Bank, is announced. Miss Meyer
Is regarded as relsnlng belle IN Jewish
society here. Mr.. Greenebaum is promi-
nent member of the San Francisco Verein,
and is quite skillful on the violin. The en-
gagement was celebrated by party on
Thursday evening at the residence OF Mr..
Meyer, 1880 Pine street.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Chamberlain of Oakland for the
marriage of their daughter, Anna, to Mr..
George ID. Allen, Thursday evening next
at l 80 O'clock, at the First Congregational
Church, in that city.
to Mr. Carlos S. Unna of the Harry
Unna Company, is announced. Owing 10
the illness of Mr.. Unna's brother, the recep-
tiun will be later on.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Maud Learn and Mr.. Wager S. Smith, both
of oakland. The wedding is to take place
On the oath inst.
Tie marriage of Mr.. l. 81. Spiro to Mrs
Amelia f. Cohen, will take place at the resi-
.drnce of Mr.. aud Mrs. Lyon, Santa Clara
avenue, Alameda, on the Both inst.
TIE engagement is announced of Mr.. w.
Alexander and Miss Edith Cory, both Of San
J Sc.
Tie marriage of Miss Kittie Kohen to
Mr.. Henry Wolff Of San Francisco, is set
Tor December 18th.
The engagement of Miss Esther Durkler
OF Eneryville to Mr.. a. F. hickman of San
Diego is announ ed. The marriage will
take place next month.
The double engagement Of Mr.. Louis
Harris to Miss Dora Davis, and Mr.. Will
lam Davis to Miss Dora Harris, respectively,
is announced.
Miss Annie jacobson, one of Alameda's
peautiiu! and popular young ladies will be
married in that city on the 26th inst. to Mr..
Slgmunn Wampser, prosperous young
man of Fresno.
The marriage of Miss Milly Cohn of San
Francisco and Mr. l. Rosenthal of Seattle
will take place in Seattle on the 23d inst
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Annie \. fonte OF East Oakland. daughter
of Mr. Antoine Fonte, a well-known citizen,
to MIR. William McHugh, Of the Whitney
Standard Express Company.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Harriet Goslinsky of this city Ito Mr.. Mos
MAYER OF Portland, Oregon.
The engagement of Mr.. James w. Win
sion and Miss Bradbury, eldest daughter of
MIR. l.. l.. Bradbury of Los Angeles, has
been formally announced.
The wedding of Mr.. Thomas A. Crellin,
son of Mr.. John Crellin, and Miss Catherine
Mckay viii take place next "Wednesday at
ST. Pauls Church, Oakland. 1t will be fol-
lowed by a reception at the home Of the
bride, 106l Oak street, Oakland.
A New Club in Oakland.
Hitherto the benedicts have had it all
their own way in the matter of organized
dances. This curious state Of things is be-
ing rectified in Oakland, where a married
people's'' club is in course of formation.
A secret committee is at work at the names
aud the membership will be positively re-
stIiNltu " 4OIby NOuplcos HC ulsb uduCC
takes place Tuesday, the 25th. probably in
the new hall on Broadway and Eleventh
streets. Following are few of the mem
bers: Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Metcalf, Mr..
and Mrs; w: 6. Henshaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Stubbs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Donnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. S. stratton, Mr.. and Mrs: w. B. Haml-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brigham, Mr.. and
Mrs. George De Cola, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Lawson.
The Frank steinhart Wedding.
The marriage OF Mr.. William Frank and
Miss Jose Steinhart took place last Tuesday
at 1890 Post street, the residence of the
brides parents. DIR. Voorsanger officiating
A wedding reception took place after the
ceremony at 6 o'clock. which was attended
by some 200 invited guests OF the happy
couple. A delightful wedding supper was
served. Mr.. Frank is member of the
Frank Tanning Company, and was formerly
a resident of Redwood City. The bride Is
the second daughter Of Mr.. William SIein-
hart of the wel-known firm of w. s. T.
Steinhart of this city.
The Oakland CotiIIon Club.