The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-31
EVENTS In THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Month of May Closes With
Many Entertainments.
McCombe Reception = Party on Columbia
Square ee.sedgley Wedding -Cosst
Marriages Personal lettings.

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| FELTON,.
Mrs. Wooley gave an enjoyable childrens'
party last evening at the San Francisco
/ Yacht Clubhouse Sausalito
The Arion Musical Club of this city
intend giving concert in Mayfeld shortly.
The announcement by wire of the re-
ported marriage of Mr. Hugo Tolaud to Miss
May Irwin created much interest Ia this
city yesterday. Mr.. Toland, who is the son
of the late DR.. Toland, the founder of the
medical college in this city. is said to be
largely blessed in this worlds goods and is
known to have adopted the stage solely
from inclination. He was educated at
Rugby, England, and made his debut with
the Grismer Company in this city.
The members of the Vocal Conservatory
under the direction Of Miss Ellen COlrsen
and Mr.. Joseph ROecllel, gave an artistic
| matinee on Wednesday last at their hall on
Post street. A choice programme elected
much applause from numerous and crit
zeal audience
At San Rafael last week the concert given
/ by the Ladies' Choral Club at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church was well attended by
! visiting society people. The club was as
sisted by Mrs. Louis Marshall and her Sis
ter, Miss May Ihorne, whose duet from
'Sonnambula" was a feature of the even
ing Mr.. Charles G. Buck conducted.
The Elks will give their seventh ladies'
social at the AlcaZar Theater this after aOon,
when long and varied programme viii be
presented. Miss Katie Emmett has kindly
consented to officiate as Chairwoman, and
packed house is foregone conclusion.
On Wednesday Miss Isabel Sepulveda, a
grandniece of General AlvaradO, who served
several terms as Governor Of California in
the old Spanish days, and also a niece of
Don Pho PicO, the first Mexican Governor,
was married in Los Angeles to Mr.. Edwin
p. Davis of Adrian, Mich As soon as the
last words al the impressive marriage ser
vice fell from the lips of the officiating
clergyman the bride and groom, in accord
ance with the beautiful old Spanish custom.
advanced TO the mother and knelt before
her for the maternal blessing. The young
couple left Immediately for Michigan.
The McCombe Reception.
On Monday evening last Miss McCombe
gave a reception and dancing party at her
fathers house, 2124 Pine street, in honor of
Mrs L. S. fainter of Menomonie. Wis for
merly Miss Crouch Of Oakland.
The floors were canvased and tennis net
ting studded with callas and Scotch thlstes
Spanned the archway OF the hall, and like
netting interlaeed with briliant-hued roses
draped the arches Of the parlOrs.
The decorations OF the oak dining-FoOm
were confined to green and yellow with
draperieS Of ShillycOke vines and punches OF
OL. JuStDn lIlltS. Numerous IdlIy tAulp5
cast subdued light over the library ard It's
decorations of pink roses. making charm
ing retreat for the weary dancers. There
were fifty guests invited.
The Ore Elmo Parlor Reception.
A pleasant reception was rendered by Orc
Elmo Parlor, Nc. 8, n. d. G. W., last evening,
at Druids' Hall. TO their Past President,
Miss Carrie Rohrbacher.
An informal entertainment was given. in
Guiding numbers by Miss Rebecca Cornah-
rens, Miss Emma Delwig, Miss Bertha
Fortrieda, Miss George Rebstock. Miss
Maggie Schulz ana others.
During the evening Miss Rohrbacher was
presented by Miss Emma Dellwig, on be-
half OF the parl0r, with an elegant soup
ladle of solid silver, handsomely chased and
engraved with her initials and the naIae Of
the parlor. Miss Deilwig's presentation
eech touched gracefully upon the reci-
pienrs many lOvable qualities and expressed
the best wishes of the parlor for her future
happiness.
The committee having the pleasant affair
in charge was composed of Miss Emma
Dellwig, Mrs. Lizzie Cummings and Mrs.
Emma Ihlerbacb
Party on Columbia Square.
Miss Alice Russ, daughter of Hon. Henry
B. Russ, was given most successful party
at her parents residence, Columbia square,
o'clock, and were received by the fair host
ess, assisted by Mfr. and Mrs. II. b. Russ
aud Mr.. George Habernick.
Dancing was the opening of the festiyi-
ties. and was followed by some splendid
vocal selections by Miss Alys Cameron and
Miss Tode Schmitt, assisted by Mr.. j.
Burns, the guests OF The evening. Hon. G.
p. Russ (Hawaiian CONSUL amused the
guests by giving them an old time clog
dance"
The supper-march was sounded at II 80
o'clock, when the cheerful guests repaired
to the spacious and taStefulIy decorated
dining-parloT After listening TO the silver
tongucd Dan OCallaghan, Frank Webb,
George Habernick and few others, who
gave toastS in honor to the hostess, the
guests returned to the ballroom and pro-
longed the dancing until quite late houE in
the morning.
The Lee-sedgley Wedding.
A quiet wedding, which took place at the
home of the brides mother on Wednesday
evening last, was that of Miss Rosetta NJ. |
Sedgley and Mr.. Dixon L. Lee, son of Mr.. |
and Mrs. William G. Lee, both of this city, |
Only the relatives of the bride and groom |
were present. The bride, Miss Rosetta |
Sedgley, is a charming and handsome bru- |
nette, and has host of friends. The groom |
is a very popular gentleman holding posi- |
ton in the Auditing Department of Wells, |
Fargo & Cos business.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR.
Jewell in the handsomely decorated parlOrs |
at the brides residence. The brides sister. |
Miss Edith Sedgley, attended her as brides
maid and the best man was Colonel George |
Levitte After the ceremony the happy |
couple received the congratulations of the
friends and about 10 o'clock delicious
supper was served in the dinng-room. The
departure OF the bride and groom was ac-
by the usual shower Of rice, cid
shoes and many kind wishes. They were
the recipients of many costly presents.
Mr. and Mrs. d. l.. Lee lett on their wed
ding tour Thursday, and will travel through
the PRINCIPAL cities of Europe, and on their
return will make their home with the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. r. Sedgley.
The Young Mexicans' Party.
Last evening a pleasant party was given
by the Club de la Juventud Mexicana at
Bersaglieri Hall, on Stockton street, near
Union.
1t was their first social hop, and showed
that with persistence the club will attain
good place in the social ranks Mr.. A.
Tejeda and Miss Rosie Gallo led in the
grand march. Dancing was continued till
3 o'clock.
Following composed the committees: Com
mittee of Arrangements-Me A. Teieda,
c. A. BaeZ, +. A. Smith, X. OroZco, +. b.
Romo, j. NJ. Torres; floor manager, Mr.. A.
Tejeda; assistant floor manager-Messrs. +.
l.. Noriega, G. A. BaeZ; Floor Committee =
Messrs r. Orozco. f. b. Romo, j. NJ. Torres;
Reception Committee-Club de la Juventud
Mexicana.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Miss Algae G. Kelsey, one of Stockton's
handsome daughters, was welded Thursday |
afternoon to Mr.. Eugene L. Without, of the
firm of Without & Sons, searchers of rec
ords The ceremony was private. Miss |
Mamie Dudley and Miss Madeline Kelsey |
were bridesmaids Mr.. and Mrs. Wilnoit /
have left on wedding trip to Seattle.
Among the guests at the wedding was |
Judge Patterso son of the Supreme Court.
One Of the prettiest sights ever witnessed |
in Sunol was the marriage of Miss Bertha