The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Several Interesting Weddings of
Recent Date.
The Crocker Christening-socie Dinner Par.
as ties-The Clubmen to Play Baseball for
Charity To-Day.

The Ladies' Aid Society and MInistering
Chi,dren's League of st. James Mission
will have a bazaar and entertainment in
Yorrath's Hall, S403 GeGry street. this after
noon and evening. Other entertainments
given under the same auspices will be
pleasantly remembered, and doubtless
many will pay a visit to Vorrath's Hall
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Dodge gave dinner
party on Tuesday evening at their Van
Ness-avenue residence in honor of Senator
and Mrs Stanford.
Mrs. John 81. Jewett postponed her tea
which was to have taken place yesterday
afternoon. She sails on the 9Th pr0x. for
Japan, en- route around the world and at
the same time will depart Mrs. II. n. New
hall. Mr.. George A. Newhall, Mrs. kutn
Blackwell, Miss Louise Holiday and Mr..
Burke Holiday on like trip.
The society event last evening was the
Frday-nght CLUBS first meeting, a full ac-
count of Inch is published in another
column.
The Harmonic Club will hold its annual
ball in Union-square Hall this evening
Captain and Mrs. Millen Griffith gave a
dinner party in honor Of their daughter
birthday anniversary on Wednesday even
ing last Afterward there was dancing.
The French Mutual Benevolent Society
La Gauioise-wll give their annual bail
this evening.
Miss Alice Hobart gave dinner party ON
Tuesday last to Miss Gorhaln. now visiting
Mrs. Hobart. Miss Bates had charge Of
the decorating. which was much admired.
The Chlidren'S Lyceum Will give an en-
teriainment at st. Geurge's Hall this even
ing.
Liberty Post and Corps gave a most en-
Joyable joint party at Washington Hall last
lengthy business meeting.
An amateur dramatic company was
formed last night by sune of the best anna
teurs in the city under the name OF the
Stralgh; Tip Dramatic Company. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, l..
Sims; Stage Manager. James A. McGrath !;
Treasurer, Thomas McGrath.
The Eoa Club will give a tug-0f- war
party az Teutnnia Hall this evening.
The Rev. W. II. and Mrs. Ramsay of
Santa Barbara have issued over 800 invi-
tations TO reception tn be given to the
Right Rev. the Bishop and Mrs. Nichols AZ
the Arlington December 14th.
Mrs. FeHdletOn Will give reception to
the me,ut,ers of the Laurel Hail Association,
which was organized i've or six years ago
complimentary to Mrs. Bnckmaster, a
uioneer educator at the Hotel Pleasanton
Oh December l0th, from to o'clock IN The
afternoon.
Society Baseball To-Day.
The participants in the baseball match
between the Pacific Union and bohemian
clubs have been practicing daily and some
good playing is looked for to-day at Haight
street. The mines are as follows:
Pacific Union Club-Joseph NJ. Quay.
manager; W. C. Ralston, George Davis
Boyd. \. g. kisllp. Z. L. Eyre. L. l..
Bosqui. II. Bonner. Faxon Anterior, w. b.
Baurn and Sweet. catcher.
Reserves-George II. Lent, f. ". Tai
liant and Daniel Murphy.
Bohemi ,ns-W. Gfrer Harrison. man
agrr; X. J. Woods. L. de Pue. L. l.. Stevens,
Il. &. Chase, C. D!clzman, II. L. Coleman.
George A. Story, a. Ii. Small and George
StalingS catcher.
Reserves-Harry Dimond and E. Z. Dl-
mOnd.
The Crocker Christening.
a pleasant Thanksgiving event was the
baptismal ceremony performed over the
little daughter of Dir. and Mrs. Will II.
Croker on Thursday afternoon, at their
residence on California street.
Rev. X. c. Foute. rector OF Grace Church,
OBLIGATED according to the services of the
Episcopal ritual. The water used in the
administration OF the rite had been brought
from the River Jordan. and it was held in a
bowl OF hammered gold. a souvenir of travel
which Ms. Cracker brought wit h her from
thlAhb' - W do d ldlb p4ctt VI EuuI Cll
service which the lady had procured during
her sojoura in Holland. Colonel c. +. Crock II
was godfather, and Miss Sperry and MIS-.
Croker were godmo.hers for the little
treasure who has recently come TO brighten
the home hearth. The baby received the
name Of Ethel Mary. At the conclusion of
the ceremony an elaborate dejeuner was
served. the menu taking several hours in its
service
Among those present besides the mem
-
Joseph G. Eastiaud, d. o. Mills. Mr. and
Mrs. Russell j. Wilson, MIR. and Mrs. Evan j.
Coleman, Miss Gwin, Dir. and Mrs. Lloyd
Tcvis, Mir. and Mrs. w. I. Coleman and
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Robinson.
The Cutting Dewey Wedding.
Mr. Eugens l.. Cutting and Miss Jessie E.
Dewey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Dewey, we're married at the residence OF
the brides parents, 1852 Harrison street. on
Wednesday, Nvember 18th, by the Rev.
w. &. Pond.
The wedding was a very quiet one. only
relatives Of the contracting parties being
present.
The bridesmaid was Miss Ida Dewey,
sister Of the bride, and Mr.. q. c. Calden
officiated as best man.
After receiving the congratulations of
their friends and partaking of wedding
breakfast, Mr.. and Mrs. Cutting left for
San Jose, where they will spend q couple
of weeks.
The Blake Holiing Wedding.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. Sherman T.
Blake of the firm Of Blake & Pottinger and
Miss Clara Holliag, daughter of Mr.. C. f.
Holling of the San Francisco Breweres
Limited, were married at the ST. Johns
Presbyterian Church by the Rev. DR.. Min
ton. Miss Emma Folkers acted as maid of
honor and Dir. Ii Z. Donnels as best man.
After the ceremony there was a pleasant
reception at the Maison Doree, tho bridal
party and the members of the brides and
gro0m's families being present.
Monterey is the place selected to spend
the honeymoon, after which the bride aud
groom will return to this city, where they
intend to reside.
The MitcheII-Linehan Wedding.
The marriage ceremony of MIR. Edward II.
Mitchell and Miss Idelle G. Linehan took
place last Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, in the presence
of relatives and few intimate friends. Mr.
Charles w. Spaulding acted as groomsman,
with Miss Eleanor Hayes as bridesmaid.
The wedding presents were elegant and
numerous. The happy couple departed on
the afternoon train for San Jose, where they
will spend few days at the Hotel Ven
dome.
The Weiss-Bibo Wedding.
Miss Lena Bibo OF this city was married
on Sunday to Mr.. Isidor Weiss of Martinez,
at her home, III Post street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Falk Vidaver, and several hours were after
ward passed in social enjoyment before the
happy pair took their departure for San
Jose.
The wedding presents were numerous
and costly, among them being an heirloom
sent to the bride from Germany-a solid
silver urn, sixteen inches in height. beau
tifully designed and engraved with Hebrew
characters. This urn was preseu ted to the
brides father on the fiftieth anniversary of
his professorshiD in college in Germany,
and VIII ever be greatly prized not only as
an heirloom. but for its beauty and value.
Among those present were: Rabbi Falk
Nidaver, Rev. II. d. Monges. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bibo, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Bibc, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bibo, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Bernman, Mr.. and Mrs. Dir. Black,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Worth, Mr.. and Mrs.
2. G.. Swain of Martinez, Mrs. A. Mark,
Mrs. Levinson. the Misses Mark, the Misses
Black. Miss Weisskoph, Miss Ruth Bibo,
/ Miss n. Haas, Miss Cohen, Messrs Ber-
man. SchoenholtZ Block Bach q Weis