The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings
in Society Circles.
Engagement Announcements Echoes From
the Resorts-A Cluster Of Weddings.
Parties to Take Place,

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"Where Is eveTybOdy| IS gradually being
answered by personal bulletins, signed by
the abseutees themselves. and dispatched
from woody canyon and seaside resort The
summer girl-and the California summer
girl enjoys peculiarly enviable and world
wide reputation for sunniness of nature
seems ubiquitous. Wherever she is men
must flock, and the formal announcement
of her engagement follows naturally. But
many men are still asking where "She" has
gone and society movements will continue
to engage particular interest for some
months to come.
The ladies and officers of Mare Island
naval station will tender Admiral and Mrs.
AE X Benham a farewell reception to-
day. The Admiral and his wife are at
present the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Bates of
the hospital.
The tennis tournament at the Hotel Ra-
fael under the auspices Of the California
Lawn Tennis Club will be among the first
and greatest attractions there. a ball Will
be given very shortly, and several other
things are spoken OF. Among recent pie IS
ant affairs was the luncheon given by Mrs
Bowers at her cottage on Wednesday.
The convention of Native Daughters has
made Santa Cruz a highly desirable resort
of late, judging from The numerous de-
popular there and the young folks are con-
Stautly iuventlng expeditions and planning
parties for the future.
The American Minister and Mrs. Lincoln
gave their first dinner party in London last
week. Among the guests were RuStem
Pacha, NJ. and Nine. Debile, Mrs. Marshall
Roberts Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain,
Mrs. Mackay, Mrs. Burdett-COutts and
Lady knutsfOTd.
The ChautauGua Summer School work
oil hnrr RI a a. no IN
and will continue until the 10Th July. The
annual meeting, under the auspices Of the
Pacific Grove Retreat Association, takes
place next Thursday, and a special train
will be run the preceding day from this city.
Mrs. ". b. Wiltshire, who Is visiting Los
Angeles, was given a delightful lunch party
there, recently, by her sister, Mrs. Z. {. Car
penteT. Covers were laid for twelve, the
menu was sum- tuUus and the Il Tal decOra-
tiOnS were pTOfuse and beautiful
The marriage Of Miss MAY F. Gladstone,
eldest daughter Of eX-JGdge S. Gladstone of
Oakland, and Nj. Joseph y. Bullock
prominent young lawyer in the law depart
meat of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, took place on Tuesday last. The
happy couple are touring IN Southern Cali
fOTnIa.
The guests Of the New England Villa at
San Rafael enjoyed a very pleasant hop
given them last Saturday evening by Mrs.
Emma ii. jordan Of that resort
The marriage Of Miss MarY Z. lh0Tner.
the eldest daughter Of Mr.. John +. Th0Tner,
TO Nj. Macmillan II. Bechen Of Oakdale,
StaniSlaus County, took place at St. Bird
gets Church al ESQ O'Clock last evening.
On "Wednesday afternoon the following
party was entertained on the Luriine at
Santa Cruz: Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Smith, Mrs.
Major Frank Mclaughlin and Miss Agnes
Mclaughlin
Pretty SausalitO promises to be very gay this
year. Her romantic cottages are filing up
ana the periodical boats from this city take
over crowds of pleasure-Seekers bound for
the picturesque shores OF Marin County and
interior points.
Nj J. Hamilton Whitney announces the
forthcoming production Of his own Amerj-
can opera "Shabanee'' introducing some of
General Clusters feats Of derring-dO, at Iry-
Ing Hall, on Thursday evening, the 18th
inst
Mrs. F. A. Merritt nee Sedgwick) gave a
charming pink luncheon on Thursday at
her residence in Oakland. Her guests were
her cousin, Miss HAMPTON Of Spokane, Mrs.
I. T. DaTgie, Miss Edith Cohen, Miss An
tia Whitney, Miss Stephanie Whitney, Miss
Florence Livingstone Miss Floy Brown and
Miss Katie Clement.
Commencement week at Berkeley Uni
VeTsity begins on Friday evening next, when
Professor kellogg, the acting President,
viii give a reception to the graduating class
and tue faculty at his residence. The fol-
lowing day Is class dav and in the evening
the senior class Will hold its banquet in this
city. On the following Wednesday evening
the alumni banquet Will be held at the Cali
foTnia.
Engagement Notes.
MI and Mrs. /. 6. Wickersham have
issued invitations for the wedding of their
youngest daughter, Miss Mae Lindsey
Wickersham, and Mr.. Alexander Morgan
BeTgcvin, which Will take place at noon on
Wednesday, June Path, IN St. Johns Church,
Peialuna. The ceremony will he followed
by a reception from l to o'clock at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, corner Of Sixth
and D streets, In Petaluma.
Invitations are out for the marriage re-
cepton of Mr. Dwight II. Miller and Miss
Celia Simmons. daughter of Dr. aud Mrs.
g. L. Simmons, both Of Sacramento, to take
place in that city next Wednesday evening.
MT. and Mrs. Robert F. Bunker announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss Ella
VI. Bunker, to Mr. Bertrand J. Horton of
Providence, r. /.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Carrie Nadeworth, daughter Of Mr.. and
Ms. Henry WadswOrth, of Oakland, to Mr..
<. l.. Turner Of Washington.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Amelia PIanZ 10 Mr.. Henry G. SchaertZer,
the attorney and counselOT-at-law, Of this
city.
The marriage Of Miss H. Koenig and DR..
Il: f. Merriman Jr., both of Oakland, will
take place at the First Congregational
Church In that city on the oath inst at 80
O'clock in the evening.
MalOT-General John NJ. SchOfAld senior
officer Of the United States Army will
% shortly lead to the altar Miss Georgia Y.
kIlbOurne Of KeOkuk, Iowa. The General,
who was in command here during 1885 ami
1886 has many friends on this Coast who
have been interested in the reported en-
gagement, now definitely confirmed.
Miss Maud Sec0Td, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Secord Of San Jose, will be united to
Mr.. Walter w. Hunt of Oakland, in the for
MGR city next Wednesday.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Strachauer and Mr.. Charles S. Mines The
ceremony Will take place in the Methodist
Church 10 Sacramento Cd Wednesday next.
The marriage Of Miss Maggie Williams
and Mr.. A. 7. Sanborn Is announced TO take
place next Thursday evening at the Con-
EDUCATIONAL Church, Benicia
The wedding Of Miss Adele Joel and Mr.
Abe Goldstein will take place on Tuesday
at the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs
J. Joel, 1910 Ellis street.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss May McCTacken and Mr. W. K Jen-
kines. The ceremony will take place at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George McCrscken, in San Jose, on
Wednesd y afternoon next.
sMr and Mrs b. T. Ball OF Pasadena have
issued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Ema +. Ball, to Mr. Hollo-
way l. Stuart, to take place at the family
residence on Terrace Drive next WedneS-
day. MI Stuart is a resident Of Los An
geIeS, and connected with the First National
Bank Of that city,
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Addie l.. Braun and Mr.. Henry g. Sohm,
which will take place on Thursday evening
next at the residence of the parents of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Braun, on North
BIanciforte avenue, Santa Cruz
Mr.. Frederick w Payne. formerly chief
clerk in the Travellers Insurance Com
Dany's Office in this city, but now connected
with the home Office in Hartford, Conn,
Will be united tomorrow at the First
Baptist Church, Oakland, TO Miss Ella Brad
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