The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings in
Society Circles.
Engagement Announcements - The Avery
Little Wedding in 0akland-Parties
to Take Plaoe-Notes.

Gus portion OF the community WHICH Al lAIS
time of the year half lives in the cooling
wave. In point Of fact, variety will ever
continue to charm. and society cannot be
bound down to any one stereotyDed course
IN pursuit Of pleasure. A trife light as air
will break the links Of congenia!ity and
content with ones surroundings. One petty
nature, one fancied Slight, ore exaggerated
rnpor NAV scatter to the winds the most
promising elements Of harmonious pleasure.
Rut nothing is so fatal as an absolute lack
Of nOyeity-a monot0ny OF exhausted ideas.
Perhaps II Is for this reason that the float
ing population is so valuable at the resorts.
People come and 60, and the late corners.
as it were, renew the circulation. The I'M
ported atoms which may be compared 10
corpuscles. speedily become heathIly red
nhe symbolic color Of llyelinesS) and re-
animate the entire body social. thus those
columns of the press which record the gen.
eral movements Of the people. day by day,
are naturally scanned with peculiar inter
est lust now by those who understand how
much the character If any resort may be
daily affected by its floating reputation"
The opening week Is notable IN that II
includes the Fourth, which annually nnds
society much scattered, here VIII he ten
mis- at San Rafael AMI after festivities;
german at Napa Soda Springs; dancing at
Santa Cruz IOC8Oma and various other
summer headquarters. DanCIuB mas gwen
way 10 bathing at Monterey Tor time, but
by Saturday may have revived again, In
town there VIII be numerous festivities,
many Of which have already been an
nounced in these columns
A most enjoyable hop WAS given in the
sail-lOft at Mare Island on Thursday even
ing in compliment to the officers Of the
French cruiser The latter will probably
accept an inyitati. II 10 take q prominent
part IN the local celebration Of the glorious
uTth.
Tuere have been a few small entertain
ments at San Rafael during the week, in
Guiding little dinners by Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis PaTrOtt Mrs. BabcOck and Mrs. j..
NJ DOnshue.
Among those entered for the lawu-tennis
tournament TO be contested on the court al
San Rafael under the auspices OF the United
States National LaWn-teunls Association
and under the immediate direction OF the
Pacific States LawD-Jenuis Association, on
July ID, 81 and 4th, are: MeSsrs. Joseph
Tulin Captain ". =. Collier, L. y. Bee,
". q. Wright, T. Magee Jr., W. Mage, y
Hoffman, &. V. GRAY, A. Taylor, 0. Hotf
Jr., ). Neal, l. W. Griffin, H. H. HaiEht, {.
z. Hubbard, a. Stewart and 5. Sanb0rn.
The list closes on Tuesday next.
At CaZadeTO a concert was given on FRI
day evening for the CTutch and Spint Fund,
which Is somewhat behind as regards the
O'TOOle,' a comedy, followed the entertain
meut.
A patch party viii be given at Capitola to
day
Tie Alameda at San Jose is favorite
driveway with many san Francscans just
now. Tie summer visitors are increasing in
number and many 90 TO the Nendome Mrs.
L. B. Coleman Is The center of much enter
talnment
The Simpson Lyceum, connected with the
n. +. Church Of that name, VIII give pecu-
larry attractive entertainment this evening
10 the par.orS, on the corner OF Hayes and
Buchanan streets
The hop at San Rafael on Saturday was
quite a success and auEurs well for the
popularity OF the hotel this season.
really good supper was served IL the break
fast-r0Om.
Mrs. Joseph D. Redding gave a dinner
party Oh Friday evening at her residence,
2l29 California street
Among the naIads who are noted in the
host OF Del Monte swimmers are: MIS- A.
H Rutherford and Mss Alice Rutherford,
Mrs. Hugh lewis, Ms. r i. Hastings,
the Misses @ ad, Miss Fair, Miss Mclean
and Miss Mary Croker. For the rest bowl
ing, little parties TO Cypress Point, donkey
rides for tie children and the dolce Tar
nieute I'll the pleasant days.
General and Mrs. SchGtield viii shortly be
here again from tleir trip down south and
back through the Yosemite Valley. Mrs.
r. SCh0ted is likely to have brilliant care er
~ Washington society, where she viii be
the immediate successor Of Mrs. SDeT dan.
General SChChed, having been a WiduWer
ever since bis promotion 10 the command Of
the army, has been socially going it alone"
MS y hgt-ld, who spent last season with
MIS- Andrews, the Generals sister, has had
a sort Of schooling in the depths and
shoals Of " ashiugtOu society, and is fully
Competent oiidirecting the flagship charm
mgly.
The engagement of Mrs. Louise P Bad
lam and Captain Harry Rothery of Liver
poo, England, las been announced. The
marriage viii take place during the coming
month and The parties viii reside in En-
gland.
The engagement is authoritatlyely an
nounced Of Miss Jessie 5. Wright, daughter
Of Mr. John Wright Of the prominent archi-
tect firm, Wright &, Sanders, of this city, to
MI Edward Il. Horton. Vice-President and
manager Of the corporation j. c. johnson
& Co. The ceremony will take place on
the return home Of Miss Wright, who
leaves in few days for a SIX months tour
OF Europe.
The engagement of Lieutenant c. c.
Clark, Ninth Infantry, to Miss Rebecca
EZekieIS OF Tucson is announced.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Eta NJ. Cole Of this city and Harry Dana
Lombard of Boston. MI Lombard Is the
son Of Benjamin Lombard, a prominent Bos-
ton banker, and Miss Cole is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cole of 2006 Bush
street The wedding will take place during
the coming fall.
The welding Of Mr.. Horton and Miss
Bunker viii take place on "Wednesday next.
MI j. Otto Hepner and Mrs. Annette
Blum will he married to-day at the resi-
Of . h. hid - IL ctr cot
Compile Napoleon Alexandra de TalIey-
rand-PerigOTd is shortly TO be married TO
Mile. HenTitte de ROhan-C habOt OF kin to
Miss L. II. ChahOt Of Oakland. Count de
PeTigOrd is the son Of the Due de Mont
mOTency and nephew Of the Prince de Sagan.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Tapson and Mr.. William Clyatt Roberts,
bOth Of this city.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Lille Brush, the niece Of Mrs. NOlney
Spauldng, TO Mr.. Hugh Hume. Miss
Brush was debutante last winter, is bru-
nette Of the richest type, very pretty and
exceedingly bright. The marriage will take
place In the near future.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment Of Mrs. Eleanor I. Bowers and DR..
George Ii. Martin, beth Of whom are well
known in society circles. The wedding
will take place next December. DR.. Martin
is connected with the Hahnemann Medical
College.
Tie engagement is announced Of Miss
Carrie Jacobs 10 Mr.. Harry Unna, Presi-
dent Of the well-knOwn company OF that
name. They will be at home Sunday, July
18Th at SCI Ellis street.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Lilly HesseT of this city, formerly of San
Leandro, to Mr.. Joseph Mcguire of this
city. They will receive at 828 Post street
next Sunday.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. D.
Ii Imam TO Miss Rock, both of this city, the
marriage to take place in the early part Of
July.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. T. F.
Hemn!enWay for the wedding of his sister,
Miss Laura Hemmenway, to Mr.. Henry
FreudeDberg. The marriage will take
place at the cathedral on Van Ness avenue
tn evening a On osclocIy