The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings In
Society Circles.
Engagement Announcements - The Simpson
Church Tableaux-s noden-Mayer We'd
ding-Parties to Take Place.

tie to engage interest. The trlth seems to
be that people are in the country-ln
thought if not in peTSOn-and from now on
we may look TO hear largely for several
months at least of enjoyable al fresco do
Ings. Some bright occasions Of urban en-
tertainment remain. but society is steadily
being drawn away toward the more uncon-
ventional attractions of country life.
The Unitarian Club Of California will
hold dinner tomorrow evening at the Cal
nornia Hotel, on the occasion Of their regu-
lar meeting. The council hopes to have
among the invited guests on this occasion
Judge John II. Boalt and j. j. de Haven,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Following compose tie council: Horace
Davis, President; John P. Irish. Frank j.
Symms. Vice-PreSidentS; George II. Muir
dock, Treasurer; Sheldon G. kellogg, Sec
retarv: Executive Committees. G. Bige-
low. ". E. CrOsSman, Z. Won Adelung, Il.
Van Orden.
The usual weekly Saturday hop was IN
aagurated at Del Monte on Saturday even
ing, followed by q sacred concert on the
piazza yesterday afternoon. Brandts Or
chestra oficiated.
A fashionable picnic TO Sutro Heights
will be given in the near future Tor Inc
benefit of the San Francisco Polytechnic.
Mrs Hermann Oerichs gave pleasant
picnic 10 Golden Gate Park on "Wednesday
to a number Of her young friends.
Alta Parlor, No. 3, y. d. q. w, are hoping
for large audience tomorrow evening at
the BIjou TheateT on the occasion Of the!T
presentation of the comic opera Inc l'lTates
OF PenZauce" Several members OF the San
Francisco Oppratic Society Will kindly as
sist, and the charming opera seems likely 10
be adequately presented.
The tennis tournament for the champion
ship of the Coast will be held on the courts
of the Hotel Rafael for thrt days Inc
dates named are July 2d, Sd and 4th.
Mrs Stanford received on tuesday Tor
the last time this summer, as Size Is now at
Menlo Park. She Will resume her weekly
receptions in September.
Miss Eleanor Connen viii give May
afternoon # song at the Century Cub par
lors, 1915 Suffer street, for which tickets
may be had at the muSIc-StOTeS and the
Hotel PleaSantOn. The affair, which prone
lses to be of much interest, IS under the pat
Tonage Of some Of our leading ladies'. Inc
date set is next Friday afternoon at $3.50
O'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart (nee Wild
entertained a number Of friends most pleas
antlY a short time since at thelT residence
R5Q5 Pacific avenue.
The Berkeley University Band Is new
source Of pride among the students ana ap-
parently with reason. 1t Is ready 10 assist
IT social and military reunions and VIII take
the field this week.
Tie well-known contralto, Nine. Christin
de In Mothe, Will give q concert at Irving
Hall tomorrow evening. She VIII. be as
sisted 10y \ ISIS Gertrude Aud and many
other favorites Of the musical world.
The marriage of Mr.. William \. Deane,
brother Of Mrs. NJ. Ii. de \ Uung, 10 MISS
Amy Waters, daughter Of Mrs. Kate
Waters, took place on Thursday. After the
ID I.rf4aur0Ouf l4ff for
San Rafael to spend the honeymoon at the
country residence Of Mr.. N. II. de Young.
The Vernon Social Club will give their
late President, Frank I. Kaufman, ban
quet at their Club-ToOmS on Friday evening
next
The San Francisco. Choral Society, Mar
TIN Schultz conductor, viii render Sir Mich
aeI Costa $ much-admired CratOTiO "Naaman"
tomorrow evening at Howard NJ. h. Church,
on Howard street, between Second and
Third. The talent will be some OF the best
IN the city. The proceeds VIII be devoted
toward paving of the Indebtedness on the
late rebuilding Of the organ.
The JuniDerO Sierra monument at Mon
teTey is now receiving the finishing touches
at the hands of the sculptOTS, and will be
entirely completed in about ten DAYS. The
arrau gements for the dedication, which viii
take place on June oath, the one hundred
and TWEEN ty-fsTt anniversary OF Junpero
Serra's landing are being perfected. There
will be, il is said, a procession, IN which
AT. and Mrs. Stanford, the Society OF Call-
fornia Pioneers, the Native Sons Of the
Golden West, the Young Mems Institute
and other ORGANIZATIONS viii participate.
The orations viii be delivered by the Rev.
Father Clementine Dierman OF the order OF
ST. Francis and Hon. Judge W. II. Webb.
An 'olde f0lEes" concert will be given at
Irving Hall on Friday evening next und er
the auspices of the Young Peoples SOcle ty
Of Christian EndeayOT Of the UniOn-sQuare
Baptist Church. Besides a well-drllled
chorus Of foIty ''olde folkes," there Will be
the following sololsts; MI ana MIS- rs
Charles L. Parent Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Madden. Miss Vera Cameron, MeSSrs. +.
H. Lombard AMI A. Luttringer. The AZ
fair promises to be a realistic production OF
ye Oldeu tyne concerto.
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of Miss Laura Requa and
Colonel l. D. de Russy, U. S A., will take
place tomorrow at the church Of Rev. H. G.
Lathrop Of Oakland.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Minnie Foley of San Jose to DR.. George B
Richmond, formerly Of Massachusetts, but
now a prominent physician of Monterey
County. Miss Foley is a great fayOrite here
and in the Garden City. The marriage VIII
take place shortly.
Miss Worrall and Mr. Elben will be mar
ned in the Olivet Congregational Church
tomorrow evening.
The engagement of Miss Jessie Sherwood
to Mr.. w. H. Rice Cooke of England has
been broken of. Mr.. Cooke returns shortly
90 London.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Maud Secord daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
SecOTd. Of San Jose, TO MI Walter w.
Hunt, with the Plunket Sound Lumber
Company.
a marriage has been arranged between
Mr.. George G. Ray and Miss NJ. ). krantZ,
both Of West Oakland.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Ella Lark to Mr. Julius Klein. the ceremony
70 take place 10 st. Johns Episcopal Church
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr..
Klein has a large circle Of friends and
acqusntances in the city. Miss Lark will
be well and favoTably remembered By our
music loving people, who have often had the
pleasure Of listening to her exceptionally
sweet voice at public and private entertain
ments.
Miss Louise Moron, popular young lady
of Alameda, will leave for Denver on
Wednesday next accompanied by heE
brother, Mr. Benjamin T. Moron. Miss
Moron will be married on her arrival in the
mountain city to Mr.. Alfred w. Bechtel Of
Watkins, Colo, in which city they Will re-
side.
Miss Frederick Volkman will be married
TO Mr.. Walter MarWedel tomorrow al the
First English Lutheran Church.
Cards of invitation are out to the wedding
Of Miss Mable Wall, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. George Wall. of Pasadena, and Mr.
Robert Evans of Oshkosh, Wis. The cere-
mOny viii take place Wednesday morning
next at the Episcopal Church in Pasadena
The engagement is announced of Mi S.
Rose SchWeitzer to Mr.. Jules Willard OF
San Jose. They will receive on the after.
moons of the 21st, oath and 28th inst.
The engageme ut is announced of Miss M
u. Bennett of San Francisco and Mr.. g. +
Dodge of Alameda. head draughtSman fol
Mr.. Joseph A. Leonard.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Julia Chsmblin and Mr.. William c. Whit.
comb, which will occur next Wednesday al
Riverside.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Dora Saalburg to Mr.. Il. B. Gosliner of the