The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings in
Society Circles.
Engagement AnnOuncements-The Reed Tea.
Rudolph-Dutton Wedding-oakl
Events-In the Future.

Announcements of the closing of town
houses and departures for the country are
already circulating, but the majority OF
these are for next month and even later
dates. Attractions are not wanting to keep
people in town. Next Friday there prom
Ises to be a dis tinct revival Of interest
among votaries of dramatic art, and the fol-
lowing day the President of the United
States is 10 pay US a visit These events
will doubtless entail much pleasant inter-
change Of social couItesies. More than one
fashionable wedding is on the taps, with
another Of those charitable entertainments
which have constituted so notable feature
Of the winter season. The past week was
decidedly interesting the receptions to Gov
ernor and Mrs. Markham, with that to Gen.
eral Gibton, being especially memorable.
Two large charitable entertainments, the
final meeting of the Club of go, cluster of
happy weddings, with delightful home and
club pariieS-all of which were duly noted
in these columns, day by day-made busy
week for those caught 10 in the exni aratiug
eddies of the social maelstrom,
The Yellow Tea to be given by Mrs.
j. B. Rider at her residence, 2513 Folsom
street, for the benefit OF the Elsmere Free Kin
derGarten, will be on Thursday, April $50, in
stead Of Saturday, April 25tb, as al first
nOunced.
There are several notable events In prepare
tfOn across The bay. One OF them is tile concert
for the beueht OF The Free Clinic next Thursday
evening. Mrs. CaTmichael-Carr, Miss Bessie
Wall, Miss Grace Henderson, Mr.. John Metcaf
and Mir Donald de V. Graham are to sing, and
society is expected to attend In force 10 enjoy
the musical treat.
On Saturday night, a week ago, Miss Ellen
COursen gave a brilliant musicale at her hall,
800 Post street. that was unusually eventfuL
Her youngest sister (and pupiD, Miss Cathie
COursen, who has returned from Portland,
Oregon, after a five months absence, during
which she held two pOsitiOus-in the FIRST Pies
DYteran Church aud Synagogue, pectvely-
numbers. Mile. Alice DeeoufteuX, whose
parents leading members of the French
Colony. made very successful debut, singing n
her native tongue lhOmas OreIatlc gem III
MiRnOn." Seven other pupils Of Miss CourSen
rendered their numbers charmingly.
Besides The delightful HOS on Wednesday
there have been many pleasant little social al
fairs al The Preside recently. Lieutenant john
son gave progressive euehre party before ht>
departure East. when Lieutenant Mclaughlin
captured Tie hrst priZe. Another delightful
gathering was the lotto party given by Captain
and Mrs n Orris on Monday night, Lieutenant
Nolan fairly distancing all councillors
The seventh Saturday pop or popular con-
cert was we'll attended. Mr.. Graham sang an
aria from Handel and several ballads.
Miss Yoke whose entertainments have given
much pleasure heretofore, Will give a misceilane-
Gus reading on Wednesday afternoon ar The Oc-
cidentsl HoIeL Miss Yoke has met many
noisbIes IN he Old and New Worlds, aud is
contemplating making public some interesting
personal "reminiscences. She has been requested
10 give reading IN Oakland shortly, and may do
so in the near future.
MI John +. Bragg was married 10 Miss Ada
NJ. Lansing by the Rev. j. h McLane at the
First Congregational Church In Oakland
Wednesday, March 25lh They will be at home
al l4lS suffer street on Fridays after April
14th.
Tie operetta "rantlne" win be produced al
the San Francisco Neren club-rOOmS on next
Saturday under the direction Of Messrs. Rose
wald and Walter.
Engagement Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Hihkle have issued invita-
tons for tile wedding OF their youngest daughter
Miss Katherine Dillon Hmkle, and Mr.. William
Hubert Morrow, son OF Hon. and Mrs w. w
Morrow, which viii take place at noon on
Wednesday, April 29lh, at ST. Johns Church in
Petaluma. a reception will be held aiterward
at the home Of the BRIDES parents, corner OF
Fourth and + streets. The bride Is a sister OF
bon. Walter Hlnkie, the Assistant District At
tOrney.
The wedding Of Mrs. Nellie S. Pinto and Mr..
Robert OXnaTd viii take plJce tomorrow al the
residence OF MIR. an Mis-. j. b. Stetson 1901
Van Ness avenue. Only relatives will be pres
ent.
Miss Minnie Corbitt, daughter OF Mr.. William
COrOitt Of San MaIeO, will be MARRIED TO Dr.
Beverley MacMonagle next Wednesday at the
Miss Line LOYAL AShe, daughter of Mrs. c. l..
Ashe, VIII be married to Mr.. Norman McLaren
1eIL Tuesday afternoon al Grace Church.
The W~udIng of Miss An.Onla F. Bandmann
and Mr.. J. Percy ROtwell VIII take Tlace In Grace
Church Gu Wednesday evening, May 18Th. II
will be followed by cepllOn { the residence
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Band
mann, 5I4 Lombard street.
Miss Florence Barber Of Alameda. daughter OF
e1-fustmasleT a. 5. Birber aud sister Of Treas
urer-eect j. B. Barber VIII be married next
Friday evening 10 MI. Edmond T Dooley, at the
residenc OF tie BRIDES pa ents on High street
10 that ctiy. Ihey VIII make their home in
Portland Oregon. Sir. DOOey was the founder
OF the Boys and Girls AID Society 10 this city.
hIr. Charles Ii. Clay and Miss Olive Wiley, OF
WatsouVlllc Will be united In marriage IN the
Presbyterian Church, Watsonville, next Tues
day.
fhe marriages OF Miss Sadie Vile and Miss
VI. VIE to the Hellmeyer bioIher5 OF Tenth
street, Oakland, will take place on tile first Sun
gay 10 may Ine young laoles are nleees Of
Rev. Father l.. Serda, who has presented them
Temescal.
Nj. Frank H. Robinson, a newspaperman Of
THIS city. VIII be married TO Miss Kate Thornton
next Thursday.
Miss Dora G. Madeira and Mr.. Ambrose A.
Jones, brolher-in-law OF Mayor Bowman Of Santa
Cruz, will be married there next Wednesday.
The wedding Of Mr.. William NJ. Fisher OF
Napa aud Miss Anna BehlOW will take place in
this city on the 29th inst.
Card, are out for the marriage OF Miss Ida
Alma HoTnlein daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. 6.
HOrnlein. and Mr.. Arthur NJ Britt, all Of East
Santa Cruz. The wedding will take place at
LOdlmann's Hail, In that city. on the 2Sth inst
marriage has been arranged between Miss
Rayle Kurk OF Oakl and and Mr. Charles e.
Wheeler, young raneher OF Sacrament0COunty.
The betrolhed pair became acquainted on tie
beach at santa Uiuz last summer, being miro
uuced Dy Mr.. Mheelers aunl. al whose resi-
drnce the nuplisls will shortly take place.
Tie engagement OF Mr.. George Ii. Mason aud
Miss Madge Wilson, both OF East Oakland, is an-
nOuuced
a double wedding will be celebrated at San
Jose on tile 26th, the contracting parties being
Miss HOuRea and MT. GeOT KeISiIuP and
Frank Mitchell and Miss Carrie Kesling.
The engagement is announced of MI. John F.
Purcell and Miss May Delome, both OF this city,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Prescott announces the Gu
gagemeDt OF their daughter, Miss Rebecca Pres
colt TO SIR. IsidOr COIN of this city. They win
be al homo on Sunday and Wednesday after
moons, May Sd and 9Th, at 1909 Post street.
The wedding OF Mr.. Emile Hlrschf Id ana Miss
Alberine Gutenberg will take place on Sunday
next, the 26 inst, at Harmony Hall. Alameda
Mr.. Oswald Mendenhall and Miss NJ. Palmer Of
LiveImore will be united In marriage at the
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday afternoon
next.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage
OF MISS Alice Mason, daughter oil Dr. and Mrs.
q. i. Mason of Redwood City, aud Mr.. Il. E.
ArmstI Ong of Victoria, q. c., TO take place at ST.
Peters Episcopal Church at Redwood City. next
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Amelia Hood has issued Invitations for
the marriage of her daughter, Miss Madeline
Hood, 10 Mr.. George Robert Cbamb-rs, of the
III III nt GladoiDg, Mclean Co., to lake place at
the First Presbyterian Church, on Van Ness ave
nue. tomorrow evening. lie newly married
pau VIII no uOIlc JUNO OH, lin ana lJtl,
a. 2227 Pacific avenue.
The Reed Tea.
A dainty tea party was given by Miss Florence
Reed on Friday at her home the corner of
Van Ness avenue and Post street, In honor of
Mrs. Hermann Oelriehs Of New York. The event
was one OF much pleasure 10 those In attendance.
The following ladies' we're present: The Misses
Eva and HiIda Castle, Miss Belle Smith, Miss
Nellie Hillyer, Miss Chaplin, Miss Lille 0COn-
nor, ISIS Mamie Burng, Miss Kate VOORHEES,,
Miss Fannie Croker, Mrs. j. N. Gregory.
Charitable Entertainment Announced.
The SilVerstreet kindergarten Society an
nounces drawing-rOom entertainment to take
place at the house OF DR.. and Mrs. William j.
Younger, 1414 California street, on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Kate Douglas WigRln will read selec-
tons from two OF her books, "TimoIhy's Ouestu
and The Birds Christmas Carol.' Mr.. w. z.
Brown will give an original poem entitled Jack
and jill" "a love story III Aqnartle), and there
will be music by Mrs. Mary Winan Williams
MI. Donald de Vigne Graham and other well.
known artists.
The price Of admission IL 81, and tickets NAV
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