The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-14
CERCLE FRANCAIS BANQUET.
The Observation-Disclosures Wedding.
Party on Ritch Street-Kay-Young
Wedding - Saunders CeIebra-
tion-Hall Parties TO Take Place.
Smith Surprise Party-Engage-
ment Notes.

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Santa Cruz in The near future. Swimming is the
leading attraction still among the city visitors,
aud the volume Of arrivals is increasing with the
sIeadtness OF pleasant summer weather.
a large number Of friends were handsomely
entertained by Mr.. Ransom Powell OF Heads
burg last Friday.
The members and friends OF the Pastime Lawn
Tennis Club of Sacramento were entertained
"Wednesday evening at their tennis court by Il
garden party.
Mrs Proctor, widow of the late wOrId-re.
nowned astronomer. Richard a. Proctor, is lee
turing al San Be:uardiuO.
d. Il. ii. Mcdonald entertained some sixty
friends recently al Ell Carmelo Hotel, Pacific
Grove, at a banquet given in honor Of the Mont
gomery Band. Il was highly enjoyable affair.
AT the country residence Of Mrs. Hermann
Oelrchs (nee FaiD dnler was recently given
Flashing living diamonds moving in and out OF
the hostess couture attracted the attention Of
the guests, who imagined they were some new
variety Of rar- Jewels until Informed they were
living Brazilian hrefies. aud are worl As Orua.
meuts by The dark-eyed bellies of B.. ALL in the
coils Of their luXurlant black hair.
Engagement Notes.
Among the most Interesting engagement an
uoUuCements on the Coast OF late IS that OF Miss
Mildred Fuller, daughter al tue ShIef justice,
10 Mr.. II. \. Wallace Of Tacoma WASH.
Tie engagement IS announced OF Mr.. David
Sdlouskl Of this city 10 Miss Rosa Bloom, the
daughter OF Mr.. ana MIS-. j. Bloom OF san Jose.
Tie engagement OF Miss Nellie j. NoyeS and
Mr. FRANK NJ. Boswell IS announced. lhe we'd
ding VIII take llaCe at th- c. ntrsl Presbyterian
Tabernacle, Golden Gate avenue and Polk
street, Tuesday 22d inst, at $50 O'clock
Tie engagement is announced Of Mr.. Louis
Goldberg Of Butte CITY TO Miss Annie Cohen OF
Cleveland.
Tie engagement is announced Of Miss Minnie
Meyer OF Healdsbug 10 Mr.. William Well OF
Beaver Falls, Pa.
MI Leudal NJ. Gray, who for many years has
been connected with The steamship business IN
tins CITY, aud who is also popular IN social cir
cles, viii be married on the 2Oth inst. TO Miss
Eslella Mullold. pretty aud accomplished
young lady. They are both OF san francisco.
J lie engagement Is announced OF Miss Carrie
james, youngest daughter Of Hon. and Mrs. d.
W. James, 10 Mr.. ONO Shack letOrd, only son OF
J. NJ. Suaca lefOId OF the Southern Milling Com
pany, uuta of PaSo Robes. The marriage VIII
take place at the residence Of the brides parents
on The 22d of July.
Tie wedding OF Miss Minnie Wolters and Mr..
j. F. Shelly VIII lake place al ST. Mary's Cattle
tral on Wednesday evening, July 16th, at $50
O'Clock.
Tie engagement is announced OF Miss Blanche
NJ. Hubbard and Mr.. Fletcher f. RyeT. The
wedding viii take place on The oath INST. at ST.
Luke's Church.
Dr.. A L. Baldwin of San Mateo aud Miss Es-
sic McAYoy OF Redwood CiIy Will be married at
lie residence OF The brides mother, Redwood
City, on Tuesday, July 18th.
Miss Rebecca Greenbalm, formerly OF Watson
vile, and MI lSidOr Jones Will he united III mar
Rage next "Wednesday al the Auditorium Hotel,
Chicago.
The Cercle Francois Banquet.
An elaborate banquet was given last evening
by tile CeIcle Francois at their comfortable
quarters 10 UniOu.Square Hall Building, the &C.
casi0n being The usheriug in OF the Freuch Inde-
pendence day. About ninety guests sat down at
the tables, which were disposed along three sides
of an upper hall, which WAS gaily decorated with
lie tlcolOr. ne Of palms aud eyergreens dis
tlngulshed Tie approaching sairways. The tables
were handsomely adorned with flowers, smilax
aud pieces mUnlees.
After lie discussion OF a choice menu of twelve
course, there ensued several formal LOasts. pro-
posed by President T. Meyer In happy terms
They were responded 10 as follows; La Belle
France" NJ. a. Fusenot; Tie Uni Ell States Of
America" NJ. Sylvan Well; President Carnot,"
NJ PesUli, the French Consul; president Har-
Ts0n," Colonel Thomas I. Barry French
Army" NJ. F. Raas; United States Army"
Lieut. nant-CUlOn }. O'Connor. Other toasts
followed and then tie guests rep Tired to the
cinD-rooms pIoner, where punch nationals IN.
concluding the pleasant affair.
Among the invited guests were: Messrs Ra-
phael Well Sylvan Wen, +: Dubedat, En-.
Willard, Charles SIMON. NJ. Schuhl. n. Mayer,
u. Chesney, L. Galiois, (. RaAs. L. Charounat,
Z. Ii. PesOI, Jules Levy, George GIeenseyn
George w. FRANK, A. Nerson, 7, Pondensan, }.
b. l.. Brandt, Z. Il. Lyons, +. Block, Joseph
Roth, John I. Iohse Mr.. Fronehet, justin
Ladaguou, f. G0dchaux, J. ". Levy, S.
/. PeIeira, f. Roihsehids, j. NJ. Willard. /.
Lipman. l. LOLA, Charles Blum, Jacques Blum,
Joseph COblenz, Z. Lecost, J. Sondtg, S. Rsiss,
81. Ablss, a IldulGllus meyer WE'LL 1 lcEIb hlclll,
Maurice Kahn, Leon Bocqueraz. B. TrObocK, j.
Burnrll, 5. Solomon, Adolphe Flamanr. Dr.. de
Marye, j. SCHWARTZ A. Pissls, Colonel Thomas
7. Barry, Lleulenant-ColOnel j. OCnnnOr, Z.
Marque, "A. Chalgneau, f. Wooster Z. EoalZa
DR.. Il. W. Yemens, l.. Hrsh, Max Wolf, Lag
ard Levy, E Fagolhey, Leon Thomas NJ
GOuSlauX, Victor Garde, AdOlphe Blum, A
VIzzurona, 7. Wolf, I. Falk, }. Grant, Joseph
Reuter-, D. Roth, f. Hirschfeld, J. Berges.
At Monterey.
Visitors continue to arrive with such regular
iy at Del Monte that, appa emily, the assemblage
OF fashionabes must inevitably overtax the &C
commodation, but, as matter OF fact there is
constant ebb and flow Of visitors which insures a
delightful variety and perfect comfort for all
corners. Besides the military german last Thurs
day, which receive special mention In these
columns, there have been numerous, almost
nightly hops, for the gallant soldiers are near at
hand and all else, such as good music perfect
Moor and, not least rare choice OF bellies, Invite
10 the pursuit OF rhythmic eXhllaratOn. The
surf and tennis courts attract their due cOntin-
gents and time need never hang heavily on any
ones hands. For the future there Is Inc prom
ised visit OF the new Country Club. organized
from among the members Of the Pacific Union
Club 10 preserve for snort the Punta de los Reyes
ranches III Marin County. The club will go down
on the 26th lust, ostensby for shoot, but there
will be other entertainment for them besides
cunning.
The club members are: Messrs Austin c.
Tubhs, Joseph NJ. Quay, Ramon L. Wilson. Gin
ton L. WOrden. These are respectively Presi-
deni, VIce-PIesdent, secretary and Treasurer
MIR. Wilson and Mr.. Worden are Directors The
other members Of the Country Cub are: Messrs.
John NJ. Adams, John de Wit Allen, Harry
BaDc0ck, " lillian Is. Bourn, James W. Byrue
George Croker, Thomas Ewing Danielie Is.
Gillette Jr, joseph d. Grant, Robert X. Gray
son Louis I. Haggin, Henry E. Hall. Alexander
Hamilton, j. D0wney Harvey, Horace l.. Hill,
William L. Holloway, William II. Howard,
CHARLES Jn>selyn. Daniel I. Murphy Walter S.
NewhaIl, Edgar +. Preston. Joseph d. Reddng,
James a. Robin ON. Baron j. II. Won Schroeder,
Fred rick ". Tailant, Alfred 5. Tubs, VIII
lam B.Tubb-, John Is. Wattles, Henry w.
King. ". Il. Hearst, Frederick W. Sharon, H. H.
Nenve, l. A Brugueie, George w. Weeks,
frank MeMq ien, george A: Newhall. W. II. L.
Barnes, e. l.. Bosqui, j. II. Hammond, +. F.
Ee>.
Many OF these Will bring or be preceded nv
their wives, among IhOse expected Immediately
being MIS-. james A. Robinson, Mrs. FREQ w
Tallant Mrs. W. B. Tubbs, Mrs. Joseph d. Red
ding, Mrs. Fred l.. OOsler aud Mrs L. Z. Eells
The Drummond- Campbell Wedding.
AT The English church in FOoehowGOO, China,
on The evening OF June 5, $780, tile wedding OF
Miss Lucy Campbell, the beautiful and highly
accomplished daughter Of Hon. j. T. Campbell,
American Consul at that place. and j. liver NJ.
Drummond, an officer in the Imperial Maritime
Customs OF China, was solemnlZed In the pres
enCe Of nearly tie whole Of tie foreign eOmmu-
nly. The COusuls for Great Britain, Germany,
France, Russia, Spain, the Netherlands and the
United States with their wives, were present.
The beautiful church was brilliantly Illuminated
and was hlled 10 its utmost capacity with the
friends OF The bride and groom. reception was
hteiNAd given at the American Consulate,
where over 100 friends assembled 10 congralu-
Iaie The happy couple. The bride is a resident
o. santa Rosa, Cal, which has been her home
since her childhood.
San Rafael Notes.
Besides the Spanish concert on Wednesday,
the brilliant charitable entertainment Saturday
and numerous private entertainments, bowling
has been attracting much attention among
society at San Rafael. regular tournament
was arranged for Monday aud Tuesday lasI by
MIR. W. Mayo Newhail, Mr.. joseph r
Croker and Mi. George A. NeNtall, with other
kindred spirits.
The following entered Mrs. ". Mayo New.
hail. Miss Fannie Friedlander, Mis-. S. Harrison
Smith, Mis-. C. b. Jennings, Miss Rose Dcuohoe,
Mrs. Russell J.Wilson, Mrs. George II. Howard
Miss Evelyn CarOlap, Miss Alice Simpkins Miss
Gertrude Hyde, Miss Ella Goad. Mrs. L. A. Lam
easter Miss Ednh Taylor. Mrs. ?. Mclean,
Miss Helen Otis, Miss May Pope, Mrs. Joseph
q. Crockett, Mrs. W. Frank Goad, Miss
Leila Carroll, Mrs. Robert n. Graves, Mrs. A
Page Brown, Mrs. COsmo Morgan. Mrs. Henry
Schmedell, Mrs II. L. Tatum, Mrs. Sidney Is.
Cushing, Miss Kate Forbes, Miss Laura Clark,
Mrs C. O. Richards, Mrs. Il. j. Woods, Mrs.
Sampson Tams, Mrs. John Boggs.. Mrs. c. o.