The morning call., 1890-09-22
The Happy Ripening of Many
Summer Friendships Into
Engagements.
A PLEASANT CLUB DINNER
Marriage of Mr.. ]. M. CARAT and
Miss Gould "A Pharos Tea.
Derby Harker Wedding Party
on Fiibert Street Burnaby Lodge
Beneht-A New Dramatic Club.
Parties 10 Take Place - Notes.

Already the surface of the social sea is begin
ming TO be rufled by the fair wind OF autumn's
changes. Many royeis are homewaId bound,
and, though some sails have been again set for
Eastern shores, the home port viii soon contain
a brilliant complement. Rumors Of many pleas
ant social festivities are in the air, and weddings
Of more than usual interest Will now Tor some
time almost day BY day, call for kindly congratu-
lations. The prOydent are already thinking oil
nsilliners and taors with mixed feelings regard
Ing tie latest eXigenCies Of fashion. Day after
day THE CALL s0Cil column VIII have record
OF interesting events TO present to Its readers
4 reception Will be gwen at the Lltte sisters
Infant Shelter, 512 Niuua street, near Sixth, on
Wednesday afternoon next from TO O'Clock.
This is the charity OF which the late Mrs. j. ).
Spear was President. The institution cares Tor
over forty ChIldien, 10 whom II furnishes uSeIul
An elaborate dinner was given at the Pacific
Union cub on Saturday evening, at which The
central figure was Mr.. Austin c. IGbbS who re-
equity returned from lie East upon his approach
ing marriage.
Oakland gIOuldS Tor tie benent OF the FablOla
Hospital, under the patronage Of number OF
prominent society people.
gave a dinner al the Ramona, san LUIS OblspO,
tue guests Of honor being Mrs. McMulln aud
Miss McEwen OF san francisco WHO are at
present visiting MIS-. Il. L Jack.
Tie Ladies' Aid Society CT lie FmaGu-El Bar
tist Chuch on Bartlett street., briween T"cnIy-
second and IUeEty-tAiId VIII give d New En-
gland dinner at their new church Oh Ellday
evening next from 80 10 o'clock.
Last evening Mr.. II. Gruuauer of Byron and
Miss Hattie Green OF Susdhyi'Ia were unlte1 IN
marriage by Dr.. y ldayer IL Saratoga Hall. The
happy couple, Who received many consrai qii'
lions from Tie Witnesses leave to-day for Del
Monte and VIII take up their permanent lesl-
denCe al Byron.
Here IS considerable Interest In lawn tennis
FIfaa rpp al
California Lawn Tennis Club Tor The next year.
II is understood that hone OF The OLD board save
one, Mi. Dell Lindermau, have been renoin-
mated. The new Directors Will probably BE- be-
sides Mr.. LndermIu. who IS up for the Pest
GeHcy, Miss Susie Morgan for ce-Presdenti
Mr.. r j. Woods Will succeed Mr.. Charles Il.
Yates Is Treasurer. aud Mr.. George NeruOl
Gray will replace Mr.. Everett y. Bee as Score
lary. The Directors viii be Judge Ward Meal
lister, Mr. ". Ii. Taylor the champion, aud Mr.,
II. Ii. Sherwood.
lie wedding OF Miss Alice Goud and Mr. J.
NJ. CARAT was recently sOemnized al Centenary
NJ. L Chucu by K v. Dr. HannUn. Miss Gould
is the daughter of Mrs. II. Z. MOrreili. an old
resident. Mr. CARAT Is the nephew OF the late
William I. CARAT. He Is FIRST assistant en-
giueer Of The steamer san Bias, running to
Panama. Only few Intimate friends were
present at the ceremony aud participated in the
elegant dinner aIleTNard served al HE MalSon
IoItOnL
Engagement Notes.
The wedding ceremony Of Miss Hattie Gage
ana Mr.. Clarence VI. Mann VIII take place at the
tile evening. Only the Immediate friends OF the
bridal pair Will be present, as Mrs Gage is
slowly recovering from long Illness.
Miss Antonio +. Baudmaun, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Bandmann. will be married in
tie late autumn TO Mr.. j. Percy RUthweH
member OF the Cosmos Club.
Mrs NJ. Graha N has issued invitations for the
wedding OF her daughter, Hiss Agnes NJ. era
ham, 10 Mr.. JONI II. Scllaeier, next " ednesday
evening at lie Westminster Presbyterian
Church, on Fell street. between OetaYla and
laguga.
Tie engagement ia announced of Captain F.
NJ. Ward, late OF the British army, and Miss
Nora Bioetli, Slep-daughter of the late Captain
j. Ii. DrummOnd OF Glen Ellen.
The Wedding OF Mir. James ii. GllhUly and Miss
Anna L. Rice will take place next Thursday.
Mr.. Gilhuly, who has been for twelve years
engaged with The Durham ar1gan- Hayden
Company, was recently re elected Director OF
the olympic Club where lie IS most deseIvcdy
lie engagement is announced OF Miss Kate A.
Scharher. daughter of The late John w. Shaefer,
10 Ralph II. Nebter, prominent Young business
man Of Nevada cry. The wedding VIII take
place sometime next year.
The marriage OF Miss Obear of Los Angeles to
Mr.. stephen GauO of Long Of Louisville, Ky.
but formerly of Los Angeles, VIII take place at
Tile country home of her father on October 1sL
The wedding is likely 10 be the most elegant aud
exclusive that has ever taken ulaee III Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs W P Young have issued cards
for The marriage of their daughter, Miss Jose
phiue Young, 10 Mr.. Norman H. Martin, Which
viii lake place next Wednesday at their resi-
dence Ia Santa Cruz
The engagement is reported of Miss Bertha
ROwe!l, daughter OF tie Rev Joseph Rowell of
the Sedmeu's chapel. 10 Mi. q. Finley, captain OF
The local Salvation Army.
The engagement IS announced OF Mr. L. L.
BosqCl TO Miss WOOrich.
The engagement i announces OF Miss Fanny
Morris OF Boston TO Mr.. Michael Levi OF this city.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Ame!l a
NJ. Aiken OF Benicia to Mr. Leonard " ales- 1oi-
brook OF Nevada City, The wedding Will take
place in October.
The engagement OF Miss Bessie Lfehtenstein to
Mr.. Maurice Summarized, both Of this city, IS
announced.
The engagement is announced of Miss Ray
Nayes Of san Francisco TO Mi. Michael Jacobs
Cf IAtoma Wash.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF Mr. W.
NJ Eanderhurst and Miss Emery at Salinas on
Wednesday next.
Miss May SAWYER of Alameda and Mr.. Thomas
Z. Simpson OF San francisco viii be married In
few days.
The engagement of Miss Clara Korn and MIR.
James Simmons Of Seattle IS announced. The
w dding viii take lace next Sunday.
lie marriage OF Miss Annie Wilson Of Ala
media To Mr.. Frank Manteuiiel is announced TO
take place Today. The groom elect Is a prosper
Gus business man OF Modesto.
Tue engagement is announced OF Mr.. George
Woods OF this city to Miss Rose Mitchell OF Gers
Vais. Oregon.
The engag ment is announced OF Miss Selma
Lllllequlst and Mr.. Eugene Schriver OF Alameda.
The engagement of Miss Susie W. DHgan TO
Mr.. + j. Dipble of Boston is announced. The
wedding Will take place at the residence OF her
mother, Mrs. I. Il. DugIn, SO Twelfth street,
Wednesday evening" October 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Hand have Issued invita-
tions 10 the wedding of their daughter Miss
Agnes, To Mr.. Harry Taylor. young journalist
of this city, Wednesday evening, October LIST,
al 3 30 o'clock, at their home on Twenty eighth
street. Alameda.
The Derby-Harker Wedding.
Mrs. Mary A. Harker announces the marriage
OF her daughter, Miss Mary Lucy Harker OF
Napa, to Mr.. Oscar Elmore DERBY, OF Fruitvale.
The ceremony took place last Thursday at the
Palace Hotel IN This city. and was performed by
the Rev. HOratiO SteDbins. The wedding was
without display and only relatives and a few in
innate frieLds were present After Ill. cerc-
mOny the guests sat down TO a dainty wedding
supper Later the bride and groom took The
tram for tour of tie Eastetn States. The
groom Is well-known In Oakland as a member OF
the firm OF Z. NJ. Derby & Co., and the bride
charming aud accomplished young lady, niece
OF Mrs. Welnian OF FruItvale, whose home Is at
kapa. Mr.. and Mrs. Derby will reside at Fruit
vale upon their return from the East
The Burnaby Lodge Entertainment.
Burnaby Lodge, No. 194. Sons OF ST. George
gave an agreeable entertainment and dance on
Saturday evening in Shieps Building for the
penent OF a member Mr.. b. c. Holmes, who has
become totally blind through an accident. That
The entertainment proved so successful was en-
tfreIy due 10 the admirable rendition OF tile vari-
Gus numbers by the talent who kindly yolun-
teered on this occasion.
The programme was as follows: Song, IN II
Desperandum." Mr.. l.. Parks; song, The Cap
i've Greek Girl," Mrs. Vets; duet, I'm Star
Hgbt," Mrs. Brown and Mr.. {. Ii. Wooden; re-
way" MIR. II. G. Shepperd; song, Mrs. Mullner;
duet, Miss Holmes aud Miss Scott; vocal and In
strumental speelalities, Mr.. W. Morris and MIR.
A. j. Tickner; sOug, "The Evening Brings My
Heart 10 Thee" Mrs. William Clack; song,
Professor Miles Bennett; song, Please Give Ne
a Penny, Sir" Miss Gibbs; song. "Misft Suit Of
Clothes" Mr. Edmund song when The Flow
ing Tide Comes In,' Miss Libby.
The following prizes were given by the men,
bers to The holders OF lucky ticket coupons: Stu
dent lamp, copper IeaketIle, five pound box OF
English breakfast tea, lady's Japanese shawl
box OF California raislns, box OF soap aud
pacKage of chocolate Dancing until II
O'clock brought The pleasant affair to close.
The following composed The committees OF the
evening: Committee of ArraDgements-Messrs
Ciaek, II. Jones, T. Sewe II. W. Hutton, w.
wills, w. Cole, w. Holt, d. Smither and W. II.
Jack Floor managers-Messrs. w. Holt and
D. Smitler.
A Pharos Tea in Oakland.
A pleasant Pharos tea and reception In honor
OF Mrs. Henrietta Shelton took place Friday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. J.. e. CurIlss.
126 Ninth street, Oakland. The drawlngroom
had been tasieIully decorated under Inc super
vision OF Mrs. Emily Pitt stevens, MIS- y. ii.
Burnham. Mrs. K. G. Bartlett, Miss Sherman,
Mrs McMath and Mrs. Q. L. Selfrldge.
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