The morning call., 1891-06-28
EVENTS In THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Crowds Driven by the Dog. Days
in Search of Goodness.
4 Surprise on Golden Gate Avenus-The James
Dinner Psrty-Clark-Rand Wedding.
An Oakland Protest

At the Grand Prlx In Paris this year
California was represented by gay party
comfortably established In a four-in-hand
coach. The hosts of the occasion were Mr..
w. G. Irwin of Honolulu and Mrs. James
Irvine. Mrs Richard Ivers, Miss Helene
Iyers. Messrs. Cal Byrne and James w.
Byrne. They carried a number of guests
with them and the American colors made
their turnout pleasantly conspicuous on
the fashionable race-cOurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Jacobs (uee BOries) will
be at home to their friends to-day at their
residence, 616 Grove street
Mrs. /. E. Osgood Of Irvington gave
pleasant progressive euchre party in honor
of MI OsgOod's sixtieth birthday ami
versary. Mrs. Chittenden Of Niles won the
first prize for ladies and Mr.. j. G. Walker
the first gentlemen's prize. Mrs. Vougarn
won the ladies' BOBBY prize. a toy drum,
inscribed This is the only thing you can
beat" while Mr.. Carter was awarded the
gentlemen's BOBBY prize.
The First Hebrew Ladies' Mutual Benefit
Association viii give Its annual picnic TO-
day at Germanfa Gardens, Harbor View.
Mr.. 7. }. WenigeT and Miss LIZZIE Io0ln
were recently united In marriage at vallejo
by the Rev. Father Louis Daniels. Both
the contracting parties are very popular In
Vallejo, their native city. The groom was
attended by Mr.. VIII Arnold of this city
and the bride by her sister, Miss NJ. iObln.
A reception and breakfast were atterward
held at the residence OF the brides mother,
Mrs j. +. TObin, and the subsequent de-
parture of the happy pair was accompanied
by an ovation from the steam whistles 10
the harbOr. MI and Mrs. Nenlger eX-
DectPd 10 visit san Jose. Santa Cruz and Los
Angeles, and return TO Vallejo By July 4th.
The EOa Club gave one OF their enJoyable
parties last evening al New IeutOnla Hall.
Mrs. HOpkins-Searle, widow OF the Cali
fornia millionaire, now living at Great Bar
TingtOn, Mass, has established 10 business
at Mrthuen a man who rescued her from the
wheels Of a moving railway train at w oTceS-
ter year or so ago. The beneficiary was
baggage al the time and has a fur
nisned house given him as well as his shop
and stock ID trade.
Another parlor meeting has been held by
the ladies of Oakland TO place on record the
feeling of society against the licensing OF
pOOl-TOOmS IN that city. a protest addressed
10 the City Council was signed by Mrs. 7.
D. Browne, Mrs. j. C. AinswOrth, Mrs. A. j.
RalStOn and Miss Maud Wyman.
Among the regular monthly entertain
ments which will be omitted during the
Jul holidays are those given by the West
eIn Addition Literary and Social Club and
the Beulah Club respectively. Both asso
CldHDuS pIOhlQG nA5n-Cldbo 4dAN AOA stiCii
The James Dinner Party.
There was a pretty little dinner party
given recently to Mrs. DR.. D. ii. James on
her eighty-frSt birthday, the hostess being
her sons wife, Mrs. D. B. James.
The table was tastetully arranged with
flowers, glass and silver ware, anu the din
ner was one Of those tOOthaOme ones that
only such an hostess knows how TO get up.
There were present Dr.. and Mrs David
a. James: Mrs. GaStrell, the daughter,
from Natchez; Mrs Alice Kingsbury Cooley,
another daughter; Mrs Haskell; Mrs. Ger
trude James, the hostess; Mr.. +. l.. Cooley,
a grandson; Miss Mamie James, Mr.. and
MIS- Harry James, Miss Alice James and
Miss Sailie N. Cooley.
TOasts were drunk In fragrant tea and
pleasant little speeches were made. The
presents were flowers and little homemade
articles. The evening was spent in music
and conversation,
DR.. aud Mrs. James are a remarkable
couple, the doctor having entered the medi-
cal profession alter lie was 90 years old,
and Mrs. James painting and making
beautiful pottery almost up 10 her last bIItl-
day.
The ClarIr-Rand Wedding.
On "Wednesday, June 18th, a quie. and
pretty wedding took place in the new ST.
Mays Cathedral. the contracting parties
being Miss May Rand a popular young
lady Of this city, and Mr.. T. J. Clark,
Well-knOWn business man. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father Doran.
and afterward the bridal party proceeded
10 the residence Of the brides paTets, where
a Tecep ion was held, limited to the mem-
bers of the family. The presents were
numerous and costly. The happy couple
departed on their wedding tour south, and
viii reside On their return Ia this city.
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a very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. Jerome Regner. last Wednes-
day evening, at his residence, 1854 Golden
Gate avenue, in honor OF his tWenty-frst
birthday.
Dancing and games were iddulged in IN
til II o'clock, after which all adjourned to
the spacious diuing-TOO where a sumptu-
Gus supper was served, and then dancing
and games Were resumed until late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
/. RegneT, Miss Martha RegneT, Mrs. Bune-
man. Miss Iillie Buneman, Mr.. aud Mrs.
w. Bunenian, Miss Emma Smedes Miss
Bertha Mengel, Miss Carrie Loekyer, Miss
Emma Meyer, Miss Johanna WOlteTs Miss
Mamie Wood, Miss Annie Wood Miss Jen-
ME Glnden, Miss Eda Holdings, Miss Hilda
Freese. Miss Anna Meyer, Miss Gussie
Lohl, Miss Lena STANCE, Miss Mary STANCE,
Miss Ada LOckyer, Miss Annie LANCER,
j ISIS Kate Allen, Miss Elise McWiliams,
Miss Bertha Arps, Miss Sadie Scannel, Mr..
and Mrs Jaenicke, Mrs. B. Meyer, Mr.. and
MIS- Ksitenbach, Miss Bessie HOgg. Miss
Eufma PfeItfer, Miss Aggie Kreuger. Miss
Annie Sachs, Miss Ida SchmOZ, Miss Mile
Kalenberg, Miss Mary June; Messrs
q Jerome J. Requer, ii. STANCE, c. STANCE, j.
WolteIs, {. Meyer, L. Menz-l, c. FeldbUsh,
ID. Clement q. Clement, K. Tobin, A. Bag,
J. Carad, g. Winterberg, I. Kroeger, j.
DixOnI
In Niles Canyon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Booth Jr., Mrs. c. H.
Hopkins. Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. c. P.
Hopkins, visited Uncle Sans Camp during
the past week.
Nj and Mrs. B. Miles and family are at
Inter Nos Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Booth and the Misses
Booth and Master Frank Booth are in Uncle
Sam,s Camp. Mr.. g. p. Hull and Miss
Gertie Lynch were guests there recently.
Mr. anu Mrs c. +. Cook and Miss Lottie
Vogts are at Shady Nook.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Harrison's father, Rev. DR.. Scott,
WHO has the advantage of the century by
one year in point Of age, has arrived on this
Coast from Washington, d. c., in company
with his son, Judge John n. Scott. to spend
the summer with him at Port Townsend.
He will remain out West until the last of
September.
Mrs. Henry Mclean Martin, Miss Theo-
dOsie COok-Martin and Miss Kathrine Mar
tin, with servants. have arrived at Miramar,
Beach Hill, Santa Cruz, and will remain
several months. Mrs. D. ID. Cotton will
20 down in a few days. Mrs Cotton has
postponed the building Of her country resi-
dence at Santa Cruz, but will make many
Improvements upon her property there, and
enlarge the Rigby cottage to serve as an
annex to Miramar.
Mr. Sidnav NaUeU the Stockton hanker