The morning call., 1891-09-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings
in Society Circles.
Engagement Announeements-An Expedition
to stege's Raneh-Coming Events-A
Los Angeles Wedaing-Notes.

The first fall arrivals have been well fol-
lowed up, and in a week or so we shah once
more have settled down to the enjoyment OF
autumn in town. To the greater number of
people the return to stores and sidewalks is
delightful. However pleasant the summer
outing may have been, there is an mex
pressible charm in getting back to ones own
place and belongings. The closing Of the
Hotel Rafael preeludes tie idea of proIong-
ing the rural season with that particular
resort as center, but the ultra-fashionable
set are not likely to open the town season
seriously until November. Even then many
Of the big houses y i'll remain closed, owing
10 family beTeaYements or absences. The
coullOn clubs report ready response to the
&eliminary notes of preparation, and al
though at present there is seeming quletude
we seem destined to reap full harvest oil
entertainment later on
A new social organization was formed
during the late Santa Cruz celebration OF
Admission day. lis objects are to give
Socials, entertainments, excursions, etc.
Only members of the various Darlors will
be admitted as members of this club, which
will be known as THE Natives" and will
give its first social in the near future.
Messrs. Bromley, Sloss, Peters, Porter
Ashe and four Others, all members of the
Bohemian Club, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Boinas. They went over in four
in-hand, and spent a merry time at the
Ocean House.
Miss Ida Bentley will recite The Mil on
the. Floss, a dramatization of George Eliots
novel, next Wednesday evening at Pioneer
Hall for the benefit Of the Trinity Home for
FTiendess Girls.
Mrs. George Folsom gave a very pleasant
tea at the BeHA Vista last Tuesday after
noon.
The Tuesday evening social of the WOm-
ems Educational and Industrial Union THIS
week promise 10 be an unusually ailTac-
tive one The programme will CONSIST OF
lumber of dramatic readings and recita-
Il rs, and an address on ell cutionary train
lnL. The Social Committee OF the union IS
maNtng its plans for a series Of entertain
mems, comprising historical scenes, lee
lures. debates, StereOptcOn views, etc, Tor
the cemlng winter A new 0pere;ta Is al
ready under way and will be produced some
time in November.
On Thursday evening Miss Oracle de For
rest very charningly entertained fifteen OF
her intimate friends at the residence of Der
parents, Howard and Iwenty-nrst streets
Tie Schwabeu Vereiu viii continue its
festival tG-day at WOodward's Gardens
where Yesterday some thousands celebrated
the occasion. An account Will be found
elsewhere IN these columns
On Thursday evening last, at the residence
OF Senator Stewart IN Carson City, New.
Mrs Stewart gave a reception compliment
Iary 10 Miss Louise HOlladay, Hiss Sheraru
and MI f. B. H0ladaY.
Next Thursday evening the ladies Ot the
Ebeu Society Will give concert IN their
new cIuO-T0oms, 1870 Telegraph avenue,
- Oakland.
y Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alexander Yoell of San
J JOse gave a very enjoyable champagne sup
per last Sunday evening in honor OF the
birthday anniversary of their son, Mr.. John
II. Torll.
a delightful luncheon was given by Mrs.
COELill on Friday afternoon at her home on
JaGNt street, Oakland.
There is every prospect of new paper
being started at the Berkeley University
next term. The anne OF the new periodical
VIII be Smiles, to be issued iri-weekly; The
intention Of the ErOpTietOrs IS TO publish a
journal of the same kind as the Harvard
Lanp0on, Yale Record and Life. twill be
purely a comic paper aud Will be pr1lnseiy
Illustrated. In this way it will not interfere
with the Occident, which Is principally a
local and college paper.
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of Miss Henrietta NJ. Cole,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cole, and
MI Harry Dana Lombard of Boston, Mass,
will take place next Thursday afternoon, at
the residence of the brides parents, 2006
Bush street. AIr. Lombard is the son Of
Benjamin Lombard, prominent Boston
4 banker The happy pair will reside IN The
Cftv Of Destiny, where Mr.. Lombard has
been sojourning Of late
The marriage Of Miss Dulce BOladO and
Nj CASTOR Ashe will take place in about
two months 1t will be a Semi-priyate home
wedding, and the young couple viii alter
ward go to housekeeping.
I.Fr. IN al q n
and Miss Emily C. Sheppard, daughter OF
MI and Mrs. Alfred SHEPPARD, VIII be
sOlemnized on the evening OF the "a inst,
at the residence of the brides sister on
Pacific avenue.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Mr..
George Raphael to Miss Etta GOIdeHsteiD,
to take place on Saturday next.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret Nelson
and MI Calvin C. Mcmahon viii take place
tomorrow at Seminary Park, Alameda.
Mr. john 4. Matches, one Of CJuf " Co s
most valued employees, will be married to
Miss Emma 81. Brown, at the residence oil
80 latter's father, on Wednesday evening
fext, The happy pair Will spend theil
honeymoon at Santa Cruz and Monterey.
The wedding Of Miss Emily Luther and
Mr.. E. E. Thomas, both of San Jose, VIII
take place next Wednesday.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Sarah Burkheimer Of this city to Mr.. L.
Alexander, a prominent citizen Of san Ber-
naTdinO.
Mr.. Amos W. Higgins and Miss Gail NJ
Hackley Of Berkeley will be married TO-
MORO y evening.
The engagement Of Mr. D. Jonas. of the
firm of Jonas Bros, Santa Cruz San Ber-
nardinO and Oakland, to Miss Ida Lyman
Of Santa Cruz is announced.
The engagement IS announced Of Mr.. L..
". Schwartz to Miss May Curron, both OF
this city,
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Lena Gensler Of San Francisco To- MI harry
J. Cousins Of Eureka, humboldt county,
Cal. the wedding 10 take place IN the near
future.
Miss Frances Morris, an accomplished
young lady Of this city, will be married
next Wednesday evening at Union-square
Hall TO Mr.. Levy of Virginia City.
The wedding Of Miss Beekle Prescott to
Mr. Isador Cohn takes place at the family
residence, 1909 Post street. Tomorrow.
On Thursday, the oath inst, Miss Opha l..
Miller, daughter Of Nr. and Mrs. Randolph
c. Miller, will be married to Mr.. Leland s,
BOruck at st. Luke's Church, ON Van Ness
avenue.
Excursion to stege's Ranch.
Z A party Of friends made very enjoyable
trip Yesterday to Stege's Ranch, about ten
miles from Oakland.
Leaving in carriages the friends took the
9:15 creek route) boat and drove 70 the
ranch. where they were Hospitality enter
taiDed by MT. Siege rnd his daughter. AD
elaborate dinner was served at y o'clock, at
tables placed under the shade trees. About
3 o'clock the start for home was made, and
the party arrived at 8, very much pleased
with the days excursion.
n Among those present were: Sheriff and
Mrs. Lanmelster, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Dorm,
Mir. and Mrs A Wilson, Consul ard Mrs.
Sampson, Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ruggles. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. L. FarnswoTth, Mr. and Mrs. Anton
LaumeisteT, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. X Patterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Robbins, Captain and
Mrs Russell White. Miss Fannie Martin,
Miss Gertrude Cahslid, Miss Annie
O'Brien, Miss Mamie Mcbride, Miss Annie
Mcbride, Miss Celia Dergan, Miss Annie
MeAuliffe, Mr.. p. Dorency, Mr.. William
Laulneister, DR.. DiOrdan, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Ii. Barry.
Perry Connor Wedding at Los Angeles.
An interesting wedding took place at Los
Angeles on Wednesday evening. Fifty