The morning call., 1890-07-21
EVENTS III THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
A Number of Interesting We'd
dings Set for the Near
Future.
SOCIETY AT SAN RAFAEL.
Entertainment of the Epworth League.
Marriage of DR.. A. E. Baldwin
and Miss Essie McEvoy at Red
wood City-HaII Parties TO Take
PIace-Notes of Prominent Do
ings at the Resorts.

Witnessed one Oh us Dtlltldut uupo Ou Od'"'u"J
evening; small entertainments OF pleas Mt pa-
ture have been the rule at Santa Cruz and the
Garden City, while Monterey is looking for
ward TO The arrival next Thursday and Friday
of the me mbeis OF the new Country Club. From
all there are consistent reports Of fine weather
and no appreclable abatement OF the lnfluX OF
guests.
Mrs. E. b. Croker of Sacramento has given
$500 TO The w. c. 7. U. toward the erection OF
n building for free bindergarlens, library and
evanRelistiC work.
Mr.. Lenda NJ Gray, formerly of San Lean
dro, and who has been for many years connected
with the steamship business IN this city, was
united in marriage yesterday at O'clock 10 Miss
Estelia Milford OF THIS city. The ceremony took
place al the residence of Mrs Gardner, 1913
Howard street, and was a very pretty affair
The happy couple nave gone 10 Monterey lor
their wedding Trip.
Camp and MIR. NJ loses AIendt took place last
Thursday evening at tile residence OF MIS-. SaIah
Mitchell, 62l IL Posi- street
eral friends from this city AT dinner very pleas
anly recently al their summer residence al Santa
Miss Birdie A Price, well known both in OAK
lard M San Francisco, was united IN marriage,
Nav 10Th, at Youngstown, ONO, 10 Mr. Bert
Hopkins, prominent gentleman OF thal plaer.
The young couple VIII make theH future nome
MS. K. Al. Wldney entertained company of
ladies' 10 very delightful luncheon last FRIDAY
afternoon at her residence in Los Angeles.
Among the guests were: Mrs Charles W. SILENT
Miss b. c. Truman, MIS-. l. y. Van NuyS ana
Mrs. j. 5. Van DOren.
Al Monterey among lhe more frequent visitors
10 lie beach or swimming delights Intent, are:
Dr. w. L. TeVlS, MI. J.. q. Kellogg Miss BOaili
Miss HancEeit, Mrs. Rutherford, Miss Birdie
Fair, Miss Sadie Heeht, MISS Alice Ruthei,oid,
Miss ChabOt, Miss Hope Ellis, Miss Blair, MISS
Grimes, MIS-. Jerome, Ar. Walter l.. Dean, MI
Fred Webster, Lieutenauts Faison, Strother and
ClUman, Mr.. L. ). Schmiedell aud MessrS w.
a. and Thomas Magee.
Engage Notes.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Matte
Belcher, only daughter OF Hon. Isaac 5. Belcher
OF lhe Supreme Court Bench, and Mr. Allan
Cooley, OF the firm of White, Cooley & Cults OF
Malysyille. Tie wedding, which VIII take place
privately at the residence OF the brides father.
94S Haght street, next Wednesday morning,
will be followed by reception from II until 2
Invitations have been Issued by Mr.. aud Mrs.
II. H. Nathan Tor the wedding OF their daughter,
Miss Sereta Isabelle Niahaus and MI. FELTON, lay.
Tor of tie firm OF Taylor * Sn0ok, when ~lli
take place at their residence, 2OO1 Eddy street,
on " Wednesday evening next.
Prank NJ. Boswell Will lake place al the Central
Presbyterian Tabernacle, Golden Gate avenue
and Polk street, al $50 O'clock Tomorrow even
ing.
The engagement Is formally announced of Miss
Jessie Howell daughter of Captain and YRS. j.
W. Howell OF This city, to Mr.. Harry j. Hull OF
Seattle Wash. The wedding Will take place next
Thursday evening at ST. PauL's Episcopal
CHURCH, on California street, near tIiiUUic.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Hubbard, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. {. V. Hubbard, aud Mr.. Fletcher +.
Kyer, son of DR.. and Mrs. Washington NJ. Ryer
will take place next Thursday.
The engagement Is announced OF Mr. Charles
Aram Of Tins city aud Miss Luna Compton OF San
Jose.
OF MI ). Figel OF this city, TO Mr. Harry 5. kohn
OF Montgomery, Ala, Will take place TINS even
ing al tile family residence, 54Io washington
The engagement is announced of Mr.. T. P.
Hogan OF THIS city and Miss Lizzie Monaghan
Of San Jose.
Tie engagement Is announced of Miss Lena
Genseler Of tuis city 10 Mr.. H. Stanley OF En-
gland. The marriage will take place In the early
autumn at tile residence OF The brides parents.
The marriage of Mr.. Ii. Starr and Miss Bell
NOrtbup oi Caiistoga will take place shortly.
The engagement is announced OF MIR. Charles
Bell Of lhis city and Miss Mary Millar OF Dixon.
Tne wedding will take place at an early date.
The marriage OF MT. Charles Ii. CLARKE OF
Seattle and Miss FRANKIE L. Anderson, daughter
OF Professor w. W. Anderson, principal oil Hop
kins Academy, Will take place next Wednesday
afternoon. A reception will follow the cere-
mony.
Tie wedding OF Miss Annie shrakkart and Mr..
r. Isenbruck Will take place Tuesday evening
August 26ID, at 81. Mafhus' Church.
Hop at San Rafael.
The now regular weekly hop at the Hotel San
Rafael, last Saturday, was unusually brilliant
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs w. +.
Goad, Miss GOad, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmie-
dell, Mr. T. B. Berry, Miss Aieen G0ad, Miss
6eBtNl6Nt GOdUt NIL W. a. BUuBtdsos NIL anu
Mrs. George Dodge, Mrs William Barber, Miss
May Barter, Mss Alice Barber, Miss Alice
Decker, Miss Jennie Cheesnlan, Mr. aud Mrs
Pelham Ames, Nj. and Mrs. L. Ii. Goodman, MIR.
ana Mrs. Southland Hoffman, Miss May Hoffman,
MIR. Ogden Hoffman Jr. Mr.. Southland Hoffman,
Alexander, Captain and Mrs. Milen Grifilb, Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Grlfnth, Miss Alice Hager, MIR.
and Mrs. John G. Kitlle, Miss Lucia Kitlie, Mr..
and Mrs. d. B. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. John +.
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs Adam Grant, Miss Speeyr,
Mir and Mrs: Cosmo Morgan, Mrs L. A. San
Iolla,i Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Howard, Mrs. Rus
sell j. Nilsson, Captain and Mrs: w. II. Taylor,
MIR. and Mrs. D. n. Waters, Miss Adele Wat
ers, Miss Romale Wallace, Miss Carrie Tay
Mr.. William Babcock, Nj. Harry Babcock, Mr..
and Mrs Basil heathcote Mr.. and Mrs. A. h.
Briggs. Mr. and Mrs. A w. Foster, Mr.. E. n.
Bee, Mr.. and Mrs. am Liehtenberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Llchtenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boggs, Mr.. and Mrs George Hyde, Miss Be.Ile
Hyde, Mr.. Henry c. hyde, Mrs S. L. Bee. Mr..
+ A. W4sesr MI Frank :. Ca arc Mr. N ana
Eva McAlllsier, Mr.. Elliott McAllister, Mr.. and
Mrs. James 7. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dean.
and Mrs Henry Sountag Miss Lucie Edwards
Miss Georgie Edwards. Mr.. aud Mrs. Eb Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney V. Smith, the Misses
Forbes, Miss Edith Forbes, Miss Kate
Forbes. Mr.. and Mis- n. Tompkns. Miss Susie
T0mpklns Miss Julia TompKtns, Mr.. George c.
Jennings, Mr.: a; IL. Lougnborough, Mr.; and
Mrs. George NJ. Perine. Mr. Robert 0xnard, Mr..
W. r; Sprdgue. Mrs James oiis, Miss Helen
Gus, Mr. and Mrs. p. Mclean, Mrs. Cosm0 Nor
gan, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. Mayo Newhail, Mr.. A. H.
Small MIR. and Mrs. s. Harrison Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E SIeyer Mrs. Isaac Friedlander, Miss
T. q. Frledander, Mr.. and Mrs. Hepburn Will
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Garnlss. Rev William
NJ. Prchard, Mr.. aud Mss r. d. Giryin. Miss
May Eyre. Mr. E II. Sheldon. MIR. aud Mrs. Il.
Il. Sherwood. MI. and Mrs. Wl III r =.
liant Mr.. aud MIS-. John +. Bigelow,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gerstle, Miss Gertrude
hyde. Miss NJ amie HYDE, Dir; j. Henry Deerlng,
Mr. Fred W. Sharon, Miss Rosalia Block, The
hiisses fAmOureaux, Mrs. Forbes johnson, Miss
Sale Hine, MIR. and Mrs. L. Z. KenttieId, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. h. Crockett, Miss Caro- Crockett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis b. Parrot, Miss Mamie Cahill, Mr..
and Mrs. Carter P: Pomeroy, Mr.. and MIS-. Denis
Donahue, Miss Rose DOnahue, Miss Gertrude
Ames, Miss Alice Ames, MIR. E. Ii. Sheldon. Mr..
W. A. Douglass Mr.. n. y. kittle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry I. Allen. Mr; aud Mrs James Conn, MI.
hir. and Mrs. George L. Butter, MI and Mrs
George Hyde, Mr.. Charles 5. Haswell, MIR. and
Mrs. Sidney b. Cushing
The EpwOrth League Entertainment.
The Epworth League Of Simpson Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church gave their first en-
tsrtalnment and social in the lecture-room and
parlors of the church last Friday evening. As
this was the first appearance OF lie league IN
public way great interest was centered In the
occasion, and The spacious rooms were crowded
with the members and fre nds OF Simpson Church
and many young people from Central and HOW
afd-stTeet Methodist Churches.
The DECORATIONS were beautiful, and In add
ton to The floral pieces and natural plants that
adorned the platform. were Two beautiful gilt
framed charters, resting on oxIdized metal
easels, and draped with India silk scarfs-one
being The charter oil the Epwortb League, Chapter
1868, aud The other OF The Junior League, Chap
Ter 22S.
The lemonade booth, In the northwest corner
Of the leeture-rOom, was thing OF beauty. A
pair OF heavy chenille portiere curtains formed
the canopy, Willie the tables were completely
nVrfP ave No Nl.cf 1tIa
kenWck was IN charge VI this department, and
Al the close made good financial showing.
The President Of the league, Mr.. g. B. Perkins,
presided. and IN bis opening address spoke Of
the organization of the society, It's marvellous
growth and The enthusiasm II had aroused in the
young people OF The Methodist Episcopal Church.
Organized In May. 1889. 1t now has $3.50 chap
tiers and over 100000 members. The President
gave an Interesting sketch OF the organization Of
The Methodist Church and Its present strength 10
this country, and the values OF Its church prop
-. ...i.arsiiIaS etn A m usical and lteEa Ex