The morning call., 1891-06-22
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings
in Society Circles.
Engagement AnnOuncements-The Christen'
sen Dye Wedding - A Native Sons
Party-Future Events-Notes.

ladies' Of the White House, now being en-
tSrtained in England. Mrs. J. r. Mckee
and Mrs. Russell Harrison, the daughter
and dauglter-in-law, respectively, of the
President of the United States. are visiting
the Old World in purely private capacity,
although necessarily receiving in London,
and being destined to receive at the French
and German capitals, marked expressions
of the highest consideration. But they,
with many more of their cOuntryWomen and
oountrymeu, are not seeking further dis
tinctiOn but simply travelling to store up
happy memories. Change of scene, for
bowsoever brief time, may mean to US all
the leisure and opportunity to fash one or
more kodak pictures on the mind En-
trenched in our well-stoCked mental picture
galleries We may defy the onset of time.
Remembrance" says Richter, ''is the only
paradise from which We cannot be driven
away" and it is this Eden that m ost San
Franciscans are busily cultyatins during
the summer holidays
Day by day echoes from the popular re-
sorts find their way into this column and
readers are kept informed as to the latest
arrivals. San Rafael appears to be getting
over its scarlet fever scare and July prom
ises to be a busy month at Monterey. Sau-
salitO, BelvideTe, LaTkspur and score OF
pretty places at varying distances claim
their need of attention. Santa Cruz with
its bathing and tennis is perhaps as popular
IS any.
The ball at San Rafael next Saturday
promises to be well attended. The next
Svent Of large interest vii be the tennis
tournament, commencing on the ID pTOX.
and terminating on the great Fourth. A
number Of entries have already been mailed
TO Nj c. K. Yates, P. .. Box 1907, Oak
land, and many more are expected before
the list closes on the Both inst
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Tevs gave
charming dnner-party recently at their
residence, and had as their guests Mr.. aud
Mrs. William II. Croker, Mrs, Monroe
Salisbury, Miss Beth SpeTTy, Mr.. Lloyd
1eyis and Mr.. Fred W. Sharon.
The Juvenile Native Sons, Louis Bern
stein, President, held their initial reunion
al Scottish Hall, on Friday evening Of last
week.
Miss Emma Thursby whose voice has
eliciied golden opinions all over tie world,
intends 10 give one or more concerts N this
city next month.
pleasant diuner-party last Wednesday
evening, at the Hotel Larkspur. Their
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Webster Jones
and Mrs. Henry L. Bothin.
Among the attractions next month Will be
8 musical fPte, TO be given IN aid Of he
Kings Daulht-Ts' Home for lHcurables.
The Wedding Of Miss Lily Packard of this
city to Mr.. Emile Bauer last week was
very pleasant event. Del Coronado was the
destination OF the happy pair.
81. Johns day viii be celebrated by the
Past Masters Association, I. and A. NJ. OF
California By an outing 10 Wildwood Glen,
near Sausalit0, on Wednesday next.
Commodore A. B. Spreckels gave an
enjoyable picnic at AptoS on Friday. Among
the guests were: Major and Mrs Frank
Mol .2Urhlin Miss Mel euuhliD and Miss
Minnie FoEg.
a pleasant musicale was held at the resi-
dence of Miss Mary Lynw0Od on MOntgom-
cry street last Saturday night.
The marriage OF Miss Duyal niece Of Mr..
J. D. Pnean of this city. took place on
Wednesday last in New York.
Inc simpson LyceUm OF the Simpson
Memorial 81. t. Church has been entirely
TeUTgaEIzed and viii give its first entertain
meut under the auspices of the new man
agement on Monday evening, July 9Th, in
the church paTloTs. A most enjoyable pro-
gramme IS IN course Of preparation.
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of Miss Ella 81. Bunker and
Dir. Bertrand J. Horton of Providence, R.
/, Will take place at the new residence Of
Dr. Ado.pb Kahn, 2616 California street. on
July 1st.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Kelley, daughter Of Mr.. ii. j. Kelley, pay
ing-teller of the Sather Banking Company,
and Mr. Charles c. Nichols, eldest son of
Mr.. {. II. Nichols Of East Oakland, and
chief surveyor of the Pacific Coast Insur-
Rnce Union. The wedding will take place
at tie residence of the brides parents In
this CITY.
The wedding of Miss W1ckersham and
Mr.. Beigeyin will take place next Wednes-
day IN Pet1iuna.
Mr.. Z. +. Hemmenway has issued invita-
tiOBs for the Wedding Of his sister, Laura,
and Mr. Henry Freudenberg, to take place
at 1t. MaTy's Cathedral, Van Ness avenue,
on Tuesday evening at s 80 o'clock.
The wedding of Dr. A. +. Merriman Jr.
and Miss A. c. kOenig will take place next
Wednesday evening at the First Congrega-
toual Church IN Oakland, The groom is a
partner in the firm OF Merriman q Son.
The marriage Of Miss Amalie Schilling to
Mr.. W. G. WTeden will take place in st.
PaulUs Church, Mission street, on Wednes-
day afternoon next at l o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coleman announce
the betTothal Of their daughter, Miss Dora
Coleman, TO Mr. Carl Cieve Of Athena, Ore
gOn. They viii receive on Sunday after
noon next at 1911 Post street.
Cards are out announcing the wedding on
Wednesday next of MI Arthur G. Banta
and Miss Lillian Wilson OF Fresno.
The engagement Is ANNOUNCED OF Mr..
Howard W. WilmOth, with the Quincy Cab
Company, 10 Mis- Rose Reinhardt Of Oak
land the wedding TO take place at the resi-
denee OF the grOom's sister on the 10Th pTOX
The engagement is announced of Mr.. ).
II. Wilcox TO Miss Cora Graft. The mar
rage takes place on the 20th OF this month.
TIE engagement of Miss Alice Love OF
this city TO MIR. Charles MOreal, the rising
young lawyer Of Santa Monica, is an
nounced.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Lille Wise to Mr.. Maurice Rosenbaum.
both Of this city. They will receive their
friends Sunday next at 1713 Suffer street.
Among the weddings announced Is that OF
Miss Minnie Foley and DR.. g. b Richmond,
which will be s0lemuized on Wednesday
evening next at the brides home on the Mil
piias road, near San Jose.
Miss Eugtnia Jacquemin, formerly with
the Sunset Telephone and Postal COmpan-
les in Alameda, will wed Mr.. Henry Glas
llo-day.
~ The Christensen-Dye Wedding.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs w. N
Dye. 1913 California street was the scene Of
very pretty event last Saturday morning
the occasion being the marriage of theil
only daughter, Miss Daisy, to Mr.. Waldo
mar F. Christensen of Brooklyn. n. Y, and
son Of General c. I. Christensen, a promi-
nent New Yorker.
An artistic decorator had transformed
the rooms mo a veritable bower. At i
O'clock the bridal party took their places il
the large bay-Window amid a myriad o.
palms, which c0ntrasted very favOrably viii
the charming toilet OF the bride After the
ceremony had been performed the couple
led the way to the flower perfumed dining
room, where the wedding breakfast was
served. Here the decorations were truly
magnificent and original, and the many deli
cacies were discussed until l O'clock.
Soon after this hour, amid showers o.
rice and congratulations, the couple left Il
take an afternoon train for the interior
where they sOjourn for a brief period
Only relatives and few intimate friends
were present aud the tout ensem bic wa
perfect
Native Sons Party.
The first annual entertainment and ball o.