The morning call., 1890-09-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Brilliant Cluster of Weddings
for the Near Future.
Parties to Take Place-Woodbridg Church
Eutertainment-Partyo on Stockton
street-Personal Notes.


spectlon and anticipation. With rennyson's
maiden, society has been standing with
reluctant feet" on the dreamy borderland
of Renaissance and possibility. Yet, as we
stand and gaze, the distant possibility melts
into a present issue, and we are floating
from the brook to the river, soon TO mlngle
in tie tumultuOus sea Of winters Sayety.
No more cultured delight exists than the ex-
eIcSe of hospitality; and the all-important
destinieS Of our daughters and sons find no
more wholesome atmosphere than that
afforded by Intelligent social intercourse.
Fathers and mothers wisely rejoice in the
social enthusiasm around them, nor do they
: themselves forget the OBLIGATIONS of ''auld
acquaintance" and the agreeable prospect
a of new friendships Therefore is the latter
end Of the year, when ra!n-c.Ouds gather and
evenings grow long. peculiarly the season
If home parties, although it will be some
. time yet lefOre these become general In
The meantime there are numerous fashion
able weddings, hall parties and other events
which Will make October a particularly III
terrStiug month.
TIE ladies' Of Simpson Memorial Metho-
dist Episcopal Church VIII give welc me
greeting to tie new pastor, Rev. Angelo
Canoli, in the lectuTe-rCom and parlO:S OF HE
church tomorrow evening.
Miss Mcpherson entertained limited
Number Of friends most agreeaby last Fri
DAY.
The many friends Of Lieutenant and Mrs.
James H. Parker deeply sympathiZe with
them il the loss Of their lovely child.
The reception OF the Mummy Princess
at the Bohemian Club on Saturday was made
he occasion of appropriate festivities.
A number OF young gem lemeu OF the
Western Addition have organized under the
Hsme Of the Owls. Their loItial reception
viii take place at the residence of Mr.. Wess-
rrfeId on October Sd. y delightful time is
promised.
One Of the most delightful parties of the
season was garden party given last Friday
evening by Miss Mamie SOule at her home,
on Oak street. Oakland.
The Committee Of Arrangements OF tie
Friday Night Club request that immediate
replies be forwarded III response to the cir
culars issued by them. Possibly few cir
eulars may be issued later. 1t has been de
cided to hold the regular meetings, and prob
ably Christmas bal pUnlre, at ODD Eel
lows Hall Pr9mptness regarding the cir
eularS already issued is particularly re-
queSled
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of Rev. L. L. Writ, Super
intendent Of the Congregational Sunday
school ard Publishing Society, and Miss
Harriet Benton, niece of Rev. }. A. Benton,
DID, Of the Pacific Theological Seminary,
viii take place at the Plymouth avenue
Church, Oakland, Monday evening, October
6,h
Miss Anne Tallant. daughter of Mrs. D.
J. Tallant, will be married tomorrow ut
nom to Mr.. Austin c. Tubbs. son OF Mr..
md Mrs. \. L. Tubbs. at the residence Of
Tie brides mother, Oh Bush street.
Miss Dora BCardman and Lieutenant
Frank Vim. L. :. A. are 10 be married at
she C,ngregat cnal Church on Tuesday
evening, November 18th. The church cerc-
mony is 10 be followed by a reception at the
HON. Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George c. Boardmap, 1850 Franklin street.
Fha N-'' sE ills re to ue Miss Susie Temp
Sin. fIs Tompkins, Miss Helen
Uti- a Hager, Miss Sadie May
-.r- tH- Carolan and Miss MauIe
,ar msman viii be Lieutenant
l.l 5. \. The usheTs a-e to
is formally announced Of
Alr. .rrH .l an and Miss LIME AsEe,
eite- Ser 5t Mrs. Caroline Ashe and
grasl -- o. Admiral Farragut.
Iha 1Lr ss # MI Hugh Tevs, son of
bir. sa A-ts Lloyd Tevis, and Miss Alice
LOaf. lGuElter OF Judge and Mrs. j. Il.
ROalt viii be s0lerluized in November.
ThH wedding Mr. PieIsun Durbrow and
Mls beth Alice Dodge Will take place
next Iis-lsday
The weddlGg Of Miss Marie Bucknall and
M. James Appleton Mcguire will take
place 10 g. Luxe Church, on Van Ness
avenUe, az 80 o'clock, tomorrow evening.
After the ceremony an Informal reception
VIII be hsli a. tie residence of the BRIDES
parents, H. LaEuna street, to which only
relatives have D. an invited Miss Helen
Walker will be She maid Of honor and Miss
Eta Cole and Miss Eleanor Wood W Il act
as bridesmaids. Dir. George L. Manure
will assist the groom as best man, and the
ushers will &c Msssrs. Frank Val, Nicho-
las Kiltle, W. Harvey Jordine and John o.
Blanchard
The engagement is announced of Miss
Minnie Moore and Lieutenant William L.
Sewell, y. 5. \. Miss Moore Is the daugh-
iet of Chief Engineer John Moore, L. s. n,
in chargl of the Engineering Department,
Msre Island Nayy-yGrd, and Lieutenant
SeWeIl is IN charge of the Navigation De-
altment.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Barrett
ger ard Mr.. Ie Grand Cannon TlbbttS
Z take place at 81. PauPs Church, Oak
Den 1, on Wed nesday, October Sth at noon.
he marriage Of Miss Helen f.. Keller
ee OF Judge israel Lawton, to Mr.. James
Kelly OF san Jose viii take place next
he wedding OF Miss Hattie Gage and Mr..
renee NJ. Mann will take place at the
ieace Of the BRIDES parents next Thurs
evening.
llle segment Of Miss Florence Des-
more 10 Mr.. L. T. Jack son of San Jose is
~ 0unced
he engagement is announced of Mis-
aere, daughter Of lie great Western pillow
iaa.ufs turer % NJ William Dwight Wi
81 ~ Of Nj kfastus Wiman of st.
Leonard W. Holbrook of Nevada
~ sir wed Miss Amelia II, Athens of
5cia - to q ---- -
le engagement Of Miss Lulu Hartman
III IN city anu NJ, Il. Goodman of Fresno
: IuuUnced
re engagement IS announced of Mr.. S.
Asi2uaeG 20 Mss Miriam Goldstein.
fsry viii be ~ hon Sunday, October 9th,
" . LeaFeuWurih -eet.
Kiss AZ rs 4ala Il Miss Harry Taylor
~ be narls3 on Wednesday evening i'll
media.
morrow N Harry B. George and Miss
ita Roberts viii b. united in marriage at
i'le bungalow Cottage, Beach Hill, Santa
Cre-
!e engageme.a is elnounced OF MIR. Hill
~. l. Wexford, son of a prominent ship
builder Of Liverpool, England, to Miss
.fa-e NJ. l.. Heaton, daughter Of Mr.. and
'liN John Heatol, of this city.
FREQ Masons At Del Monte.
party of Free Masons from San Fran
els organized a pleasant excursion TO the
Hotel del Monte on Saturday. returning last
aigat and this morning.
During the afternoon OF Saturday B-andts
Orchestra entert lined the guests in the par
Tors with ice selections and in the even
"a mop was enjoyed till midnight. Yes
to-day was devoted to exploring the he Oh
bGrhOod AMI the party was generally de-
lighted with their visit.
among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs
j. 4. Whittier, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. McAtee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B0yers, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs. George de
Cola, DR.. and Mrs. C. E. Blake. Mr.. L. S.
Il axe, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Vanderslce, Mr..
and Mrs. F. d. Stodtmuller, Mr.. anu Mrs. [.
G. Young, Mr.land Mrs. ID. Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Russell, Miss Russell, Miss Boss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Backus, Mr.. and Mrs.
z. d. Jewetf, Mr.. and Mrs. I. b. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, DR.. Wagner, Mr.: and
Mrs. f. Veen, Mr. and Mrs. f. W.
Spauldng, DR.. and Mrs. z. G. Ken
y0n, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cobnrn,
Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Bunker, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Baldwin. Mr.. W. E. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. General Wall, the Misses Wall, Mr..
ana Mis- j. X. g. Hobbs, the Misses
Chalmers, Mr.. John Hopst, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. r.. Wells, the Misses Wells. Mr.: and
Mrs. LOUIS Gloss, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Field,
Mrr + Muir tha Misses Hammond Mr. II