The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-07


Place-Etc.
Easter week does not hold out very much OF
promise, In fact for many seasons there has not
been so dull prospect. The announcements OF
marriages to take place are not numerous ana
the same may be said as regards engagements.
AS for general receptions tile list is unpIece-
dentedly meager, and although there are few
dinner and luncheon parties promised this week,
their number is dlseouTaging when viewed from
O social standpoint. The week that has just
passed was OF course season OF rest and alb
stineRce from the ordinary round Of fashionable
pleasure. The indications, however. all 20 to
show that there Will be general awakening be-
fore many days have gone by, and next week the
columns OF THE CALL, from all present appear
Rnces, Will contain very fun list Of events TO
take place before the summer season SETS 10.
This capriclous weather has possibly had good
deal 10 do with the present staguation, as no
body has yet found an answer to the oft-reDeated
conundrum, " When will the rain stop?" What
ever OF interest is to be noted either past or 10
come, will De found fully set forth in lie Gus
tomary resume which is appended.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Cornelia
Armsted Lussou, eldest daughter OF DR.. ana
Mrs. P. NJ. Lusson Of San Jose, to Mr.. George
A. Crux of San Francisco, formerly Of London.
The wedding Will take place soon.
The marriage Of Miss NJ. A. Barreda and DR..
d. NJ. Sherman Will take place to-day. The
ceremony viii be performed by his Grace Arch
bishop Riordan, at The archiepiscopal residence
on Eddy street.
The engagement has just been announced of
Mr.. John N. kilgaiitf, accountant OF the Pacific
Mutual Insurance Company, and Miss Lizzie
Park OF Suffer street.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Dora
Boardman, daughter of MIR. and Mrs: George c.
BOardman, to Lieutenant Frank L. Winn Of tile
First Infantry. U. S. A, ana now on special duty
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The wedding OF Miss Grace NJ Fisher. daugh-
ter OF MIR. H. s. Fisher, and MI. Edward y.
Belcher, will take place at Grace Church this
evening, A reception will aiterward be held at
the residence OF the brides parents.
Tie engagement Is announced OF Mr. L. Z.
JUNIOR OF PEBBLES, Scotland, 10 Miss May Nc
MabOn, eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
McMahOn or Rosebury Farm, Oregon, formerly
OF san Jose, Cal. The marriage Will take place
ct Boise City, Idaho. In June.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Jessie
AldEich OF Alameda aud Mr.. Asa f. Sydney Of
The engagement is announced OF Mr. c. Hen
Ming aud Miss A. Bueking, both OF this city.
The marriage OF Mr.. Alfred BaToteau and Mrs.
Annie SOlaTO, both OF Alameda, will lake place
tomorrow afternoon In San Francisco.
The marriage OF Mr.. Gus Peters and Miss HOf-
man will take place next Saturday at Alameda
The engagement is announced OF MI. Herman
Coleman OF Oakland TO Miss Esther Gilbert of
ants city.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Rose
RosenIhal 10 Mr.. l. L. Philips They will receive
on the afternoon of next sunday, April 18Th,
and the Wednesday following, at 14l3 Cough
street.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Pauline
Lesser OF this city and Mir. Harry Lyman Of
Leadville. Colo.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Louise
PhIlO 10 Mr.. Louis WaXstOck, and Miss Minnie
Pbilo 10 Mr. Isaac Waxstock. They Will receive
on the next four Sundays at 917 OFarrell
street.
Private Entertainments.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph c. Harrison gave charm
Ing dinner party last Wednesday evening al
their residence on Pine street The table was
handsomely decorated, and twelve guests thor
oughly enjoyed the kindly hospitality Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison.
"The Margueriles," which is composed OF
three young girls Of tile Western Addition, will
hold bazaar and tea at the studio OF Harry S.
Fonda, BOIL Sacramento street, next Saturday
afternoon and evening. for the benefit OF their
bed In the Chdren's Hospital.
A german Will be given at the Hotel Nendome,
San Jose, next Saturday evening" which prom
ises 10 be brilliant affair. a large number will
go from this city 10 participate.
The fourth exhibition OF the Pacific Coast
Amateur Photographic Association will be held
at the rooms Of the san Francisco Art Associa
ton on Pine street, this week. The afIali
opens this evening with laniern-slide exhibit
ton which Will be repeated tomorrow night
During the daytime the exhibit Of photographs
will be open for inspection.
A high Iea viii be given by the young ladies' Of
81. MarParets Guild OF 81. Stephens Parish al
the residence Of Mrs. b. e. Generaux. 745 Web
ster street, tomorrow afternoon. There vii! bt
dancing from O'Clock In the afternoon unit
midnight.
The last reception of the season of "The As
sembly" Will take place at Union square Hal
next Thursday evening 1t will be Calico
party" and the guests are requested to couhne
their costumes 10 that material near there
10 as possible 1t IS the aim OF tue Assembly IC
have the ty distinctly calico, ana It's Ob~erv-
ance by each guest Will accepiaby fulfill the
aim of the committee.
Miss Gertie YOell will give kettle-drum mex
Thursday afternoon at the residence OF he
father, Mr.. j. Alexa ndeT Yoel, 10 San Jose.
The annual reception to Rev. Hobart Chef
wood, rector OF ST. PauPs Church, Oakland, will
be given Tuesday evening, aud 1t VIII be an un
usually important affair, il Is the last Of thes,
annual gatherings at which he will he with BIZ
MIR. aud Mrs. W. S. Clayton entertained mum
Der Of friends on Wednesday evening at tDei
reNldence on Sunol street, San Jose. Cards
music ana social converse made the evening one
OF pleasure. Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Haydock, Mr. and Mrs. George Ander
Coykendall, Mr. and Mrs W. Finch. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Henry Booksln, Mr.. and Mrs. Ots Upper
hotable recep tlon is promised Tor Wednesday
Stehlhg, Tue ION inst, by the managers Of the
Maria Kip Orpbanage, Union-,quAre Hall vii
be the scene of The festivities, Which Will con sis
OF dancing until midnight, followed by light re-
freSbments floral booth is named a. one q
The attractions and among the generous contri
butors already are Mrs Leland Stanford, VIII,
will send flowers; Mrs. LlOyd lewis, who guar an
tees the expenses Of the hail. and Mrs. William
III. Croker who Will provide an excellent bau'
OF music. Tickets of admission can be obtalne
from the managers or al the hall on The evenin
OF tue entertainment.
Miss Ethel Cohen OF Alameda gave bowl!n
party 10 a few friends last Wednesday evening
Some dancing, as well as pr0menadng thrOug
the spacious grounds, helped 10 pass tue evrnln
very enJoyably. Among those present were: Mis-
Nora Hafnden, Miss Bertha Newell, Miss Gret;
Williams, Miss Elsie Barnden, Miss Julie Sci
Tier; Messrs. Clifford BretZ, Ralph Robinson
Charlie Neal, Fred Newell, Don Cohen aud Ere
Last Tuesday party OF ladies and gentlemen
made trip TO Mount Hamilton from San Jose
where they enjoyed the beauties of nature ant
tuo WORKS OF science, and returned home Wedues
gay The party Included MIR. and Mrs. L. II
heames, Miss Maggie Linn. Mr.. and Mrs. I
I-Oid, Miss MOllie keames, Miss McKune, Ais
Lottie Landers.
The regular monthly students recital OF tn
pupils OF BonelPs Institute. assisted by the pro
Iessors OF Tile different departments, Will tax
place on Friday afternoon next al 80 o'clocI
NJ the studio 1858 Market street. above Seventh
Inc Misses Edith and Bessie Weller enter
talhed lew friends on Friday evening at thel
nome on south Fifth street, San Jose. Game:
music ana dancing contributed 10 The pleasur
o. lhose present, who were: Miss Annie Jane.
Mlss Emma Leland, Mr.. Snilely, Mr.. B. Lauder
1ale, Miss Kate Luke Miss Caddie Luxe, MIR. [
D. Bowden, Mr.. Ni Weller, Miss Loitie Phep.
Lore Maeauay" will be the subject OF III
!yceum lecture this evening, the lecturer bein
MF. EDWARD &c Forrest OF New York City. Nj