The morning call., 1891-07-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings in
Society Circles.
Engagement Announcements-A Sacramento
Wedding Hospitality on Twentieth
Sales.--future Events.

In the world of social and otherwise bene-
nciAl bodies this is the accepted season for
electiDg and installing new officers. AS
rule the changes are progressive and in ae-
cordance with custom. Thus the crude
exercise OF authority by the newly elevated
Is avoided and the traditions of the order
are worthily carried forward. OF such
traditions none, perhaps, is becoming more
generally recognized than the value of social
intercourse.
1t is felt that the lodge or circle which
does not hold periodical socialS is either
dull or Indifferent to its members benefit.
Either view is fatal to lodge lie. But hap
PLY the tendency among associations to-day
seems rather the other way. To originate
some novel entertainment, foster the latent
love of innocent amusement, and in every
way promote sociabilty among members
these appear the modern objects of all
thoughtful rffirers. The fruit of this rea-
soniAg will be enjoyed in the ensuing term,
although by no means all social enjoyment
as yet centers in city lodge-rooms. The
country still exerts its potent spell over a
large number CT our people, ana so long as
the glorious climate" remains in such gen.
tie mood will continue to do so.
! he latest arrivals at the various resorts
are chronicled day by day in this column.
But few affairs of note have occurred at any
of them of late. Pleasant little entertain
ments vary the satisfying round Of health
full amusements of each day. Swimming,
diving, fishing, boating, driving, hlll-cllmb-
ing, with occasional contests OF Skill or en-
durance, contrast happily with long, restful
hours Of reading or day-dreaming. Santa
Cruz Is again in busy military ferment,
and the hotels there have plenty Of visitors,
including many from San Jose and the
north. Pescadero has recently come again
into favor, and the agate beach in the neigh
bOrhOod attracts many visitors LarkSpur
maintains its reputation as being pleasant
resort within a reasonable distance from
town. The numerous springs are now hold
ing their own against the seductive sea-
shore and may become yet more popular.
A. San Rafael the guests are mainly occu-
pied in looking forward TO the future. A
concert and kettiedrum will be given about
the 1st prox. for The benefit of the Episcopal
Chulch. Among those interested are: Mrs.
Louis 3. Parrot, Mrs. Z. l.. Griffith, Mrs.
Carter z. PomerOy, Mrs George NJ. PInck-
ard, Mrs. Louis Marshall and Others Later
on Inc championship tennis doubles will be
held on Admission day and Will probably be
followed b. ball.
Mr.. II. p. Bowie has constructed small
cement reservoir at his place in San MateO
and has stocked il with terrapin.
Mr. S. +. Thorn gave driving and lunch
party last Thursday. Seated in his fOur-in-
hand we're Hon. and Mrs. Archibald Yell,
Mr.. j. K. ATmsby of Chicago, Mr.. c. c.
Rhine, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ?. Smith of New
York and Mrs. Thorn.
AT the Presbyterian Church, Alameda,
last Thursday evening, the ceremony was
performed by Rev. E. Y. Garrette which
united in marriage Miss Martha LieSe, eldest
daughter OF Mrs. Conrad Liese. and Mr. AL
bert w. Cornelius, an eSIimable young man
OF that city. After bridal trip the young
couple VIII make their home with Mrs. LieSe
In Alameda.
bos xieitO
from this city, San Rafael, Sausalito and
COTte MADEIRA during the week. Fishing,
boating aud salt wafer battling have been
the main pastimes. Among those who
called were: Baron Won Schroeder, San Ra-
fa,l; Miss Zane, a. w. Grant, Miss Grant,
Louis Dempster, San Francisco; Rudolph
Herold Jr., Saus4lito; +. Mandlebaum. San
Francisco; Z. II. Morgan, Oakland; Charles
Goewey, San francisco; p. w. II. Ash San
Rafael; Mrs. a. Loughborough, the Misses
Loughborough, Robert Z. OCnnnell, Mr..
aud Mrs. George Hageman, Miss Lille Hage-
mai, Fred c. Siebe Jr., Mrs. o. b. Staniels,
San Francisco; DR.. a. r. Brandon, San Ra-
fael; w. H. Slius0n, Dr. and Mrs. Gustaye
Mahae, San Francisco.
hr. l.. a. Garrison, son of q promin ent
pioneer of Placer County, was married to
Miss Alice c. Smith by Rev. Charles II.
Gazing at the First Congregational Church,
best man was Mr.. John Spencer and Miss
Lizzie Smith was bridesmaid. After the
ceremony a splendid wedding breakfast was
served at the residence Of Mir. o. W. Griffith.
The young couple will make their home in
this city.
Last Monday, while Miss Mary Eyre aud
Mrs. Perry Eyre were driving a spirited
horse through Menlo Park, the animal took
fright at drove OF sheep, kicked loose from
the cart and upset the occupants. Miss
Eyre had her face and head badly cut and
bruised and Mrs. Eyre was also badly in
juTed physically. The horse was not hurt,
but the cart was completely demolished.
Engagement Notes.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment OF Miss Charlotte K. Miller, eldest
daughter of Mr. Albert &. Miller the Four
teenth-street capitalist, OF Oakland. to Major
John B. MhOOn, the well-knOwn attorney of
this city. The wedding will take place dur
ing the autumn OF this year.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Bragg have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Ada Bragg, to Mr.. Henry
E Holmes, to take place at st. Johns
Episcopal Church on the 31st inst at 8 80
o'clock In the evening, Mr.. Holmes, who
is prominent Native Son and member Of
the Western Addition and other leading
social organizations, has q host of friends
in this city who will he rejoiced to hear of
his approaching happiness.
The engagement OF Sir Richard Musgrave
and Miss Dunsmuir of Vancouver is an
nounced. The baronet. who recently Wis
tied in this city and neigh borhood, Is a
of crack pigeon. shooter Of the world. His
prospective bride Is the heiress Of Mr..
Dunsmuir of the coal mines of that name.
The marriage of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Valentine of
San Francisco TO Miss Susie Moore of Balti-
more, daughter of Mr.. Alphonse Moore, a
wealthy merchant, will be solemnized at
Grace Church next Friday evening at
o'clock. The ceremonies will be quiet on
account OF the recent decease OF the brides
mother,
The wedding of Mr.. Jules Willard and
Miss Rose SchweitZer will take place at the
California Hotel next Wednesday.
The marriage of Miss Josie Ryan and Mr..
Ed Gels will take place this week at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Flynn Of
SonOma.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Jo-
seph Ansler TO Miss Minnie Abrams. They
will be at home, at 356R Clementina street,
on Sunday, July 26th.
The engagement is announced of Miss R.
Kafka TO MIR. l. Botan.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Hattie Loewi, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Loewi. to Mr. Jacob Zederman.
Cards are published in Vienna, Austria,
announcing the engagement of Miss Mnna
Wolf Of that city to Mr.. Armin Sachs of
Fresno.
At Paradise Springs.
Although the chronicles of other summer
fesoTL5 may hCto iailinR OH OIL VlSlt0rS,
there is nothing of that character to report
from Paraiso. Hops are well attended, and
formality is relegated to city society. Old
fashioned square dances are gone through
with vim that would warm the hearts of
our grandparents; even the noted pigeon
wings" are occasionally cut by some of the
graceful dancers to the establishments of the
few wall-fowers.
Soiourners are having an all-around good
time. Chief Scannell left ON Saturday,
greatly benefited by the baths and climate
OF this justly renowned resort The old
people regain their youthful vitality, while
the young ones simply overflow with ex-
Uberant spirits.
Below is a list of recent arrivals: James
A. Winkleman, William +. Nelson and wife,
j. NJ. Fine. c. Z. cambridge, III. Koenig.
berger. Mrs. NJ. Gumpel, Mrs. NJ Sichei,
Mies NJ Sichal Mrc Schultz Nc Il D;,.