The morning call., 1891-05-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Weddings and Entertainments In
and Out of Town.
The Tyson Dinner = Blake Jory Wedding.
s0iree on Broadway elm-Enge
Marriage - Personal Notes.

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On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Tyson gave a dinner at their
residence, 518 Lombard street, in honor Of
Mr.. James a. Silvey and Mr.. Paul L. Rasor,
officers of the German-American Insurance
Company of New York, who are visiting
this Coast Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. W. Carpenter, Mr.. James A. Silyey
Mr. Paul E. Rasor, Mr.. aud Mrs. D. j.
Staples, Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Dutton,
MI and Mrs. Bernard Faymonville, Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Tyson
Home Council. No. Il. Order of Chosen
Friends, will give an entertainment at Ex-
eelsior Hall, 2319 Mission street, this even
ing.
Mr.. R. w. Cryan and bride, who were re-
Gently married in Oakland, were pleasantly
entertained at dinner on their way to their
home in England, by Mr. and Mrs. James
Winston last Thursday at their home in Los
Angeles;
Among those enjoying the informal hop
given on Thursday afternoon at Angel
Island were: Colonel and Mrs Shafter.
Captain and Mrs Gardiner, Captain and
Mrs. Dougherty, DR.. and Mrs. Sternberg,
Colonel and Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Hancock, the
Misses O'COunor, Miss Z. Wood, Miss n.
Smtdberg, Miss Z. Chaplin, the Misses Bar
bert Miss Il. Otis, the Misses KinZie, Mr..
Dwight HOlley, U. s. A.; Mr. Strother,
L. >. A.; Mr.. Davis, L. 5. A; Mr.. S. A.
G-omap, U; 5; A Mr. and Mrs; Frank l..
VIM, Y. ;. A. Major Kinzie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood, L. ). A. Mr.. and Mrs. Gallope,
L. 5. A; Mrs. Perley, Mrs. Grun, Mr.. and
Mrs Ellis, u. 5. a. Miss Lord, Miss Casey,
Miss Boruck and Miss Houghton
Miss Carrie L. BeIlmer of Sacramento was
a ATs,r3,,
Henry w. Miller Of San Francisco. The
nuptial knot was tied by Rev. i. F. Won
HeTrllch, and the newly welded pair left for
Los Angeles, where they Will spend their
honeymoon.
An exchange says: Conspicuous among
the bathers at Coronado Bath-house is pretty
Mrs. Edward a. Young of San Francisco, in
her artistic bathing enStume of blue and
red, with tiny velvet banded slippers, as she
appears daily in the surf and tanks.
At the Beecher bridal reception. held at
Stockton on Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Btecher were assisted by Mr.. James
BrougheT, who had acted as grOomsman,
Miss Clara Morse, bridesmaid, Mrs John
Beeeher, Mrs. Elliott Beecher, Mrs. J. l..
Beecher, Mrs. l.. beecher, Mrs. Sibley and
Mrs. T. L. Knight.
The twenty-sixth birthday anniversary of
Dir. Angelo NJ. HeYerin was celebrated by
an elaborate dinner party given by Mrs.
Carlos t. Rodriguez at Der Rincon Hill resi-
dence.
ga number Of San Francisco and Oakland
people attended the successful Nyaya Club
party at Redwood City recently. Among
the guests were Miss Wormingt0n, Miss
Kate Spencer, Miss Emily Spencer, Miss
Maude Belenicn, Miss Bessie Owens, Mrs.
X. N. brown; MeSSrS. A. c. IrautvetteT,
b. Campbell J. Sherraid George Cameron,
C. Willis, George Bourneman, f. Norton,
Dr. w. II Siebert, r. NJ Brown of this city.
The Nos OstTOS Club has given its last
party this season. 1t took place on Mon
day, Mr.. J. GenSoul managing the floor.
The Improved Order of Red Men will give
an entertainment and ball at Saratoga Hall
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haas of Franklin
street gave one Of their enjoyable dinner
parties on Wednesday evening, followed by
q theateT party.
A pleasant bouquet party was given last
evening by Pacific Lodge. No. e15, Knights
and Ladies OF Honor. at UniOn-square Hall.
Mr.. A. \. Grant directed the floor and The
committee in charge consisted of Mr. A. \.
Grant, Mr.. j. Y. Hull, Mr.. +. B. Kinsman,
Alr. w. NJ. Cannon, Mrs. K. w. Dexter, Mrs.
A. II. Kennis0n and Mrs. ". E. Pearl
Garfield Lodge, ". r. c., viii give a social
this evening at 81 O'Farrell street.
The BIake-Jory Wedding.
Mr.. William Eilery Blake, son of Mrs.
Blake-AlyersOn, was married to Miss Lillian
H. Jory, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Jory, last
Tuesday at Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church in the presence of numerous friends.
The sacred edifce had been transformed
into a perfect bower of flowers by the hands
of school and church friends of the bride.
Rev. DIR. McCilsh performed the ceremony.
The maid Of honor was Miss Blanche JOTy,
cousin Of the bride. Master Joseph JOTy
was the page, carrying basket of flowers
and strewing them upon the way. Messrs.
Frederick Knight Richard Dean, Bruce
Stevenson and B. L. Weymouth were the
ushers, while Mr.. Matthew Mcintyre acted
as best man. The bride followed, accom-
panied by her father, Mr.. Joseph JOTy, W no
gave her into the keeping of the groom.
After an informal reception held at the
residence Of the brides father, 312 Fair Oaks
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Blake, who have re-
ceiYed numerous elegant presents, left for
Pacific Grove, where they are spending tn cir
honeymoon.
Recital at Smell Seminary.
On Saturday evening Miss May Holmes
gave the lastof the series of literary recitals
in which Mrs. Edna Smell Paulson has in
troduced her most finished pupils to the
public.
The Smell Seminary school-rooms were
beautifully and deliberately decorated for
the occasion and crowded with invited
guests, who manifested their pleasure at the
young ladies' successful rendition by fire..
QtEuE Dui6bS u dpptduSb. miss 11OliuCo
voice is very rich and full. and her accom-
panying gesture invariably apt
The programme was as follows: The
Court Lady" Mrs. BIowning); Lord
Walters Wife" (Mrs. Browning); sonnet
lAIrs. Browningl; piano duet, the Misses
George a. Baker,; "An Idyl In Consery
atory" (Austin Dobson); "The Portrait"
Owen incredibly; vocal solo, Miss Lulu
Brim; The. Tragedy" IAN Ingoldsby
legend; mandolin quartet, with guitar and
piano accompaniment, the Misses Croker,
Doyle. Lewis, Him, Crouch and Sherwood;
scene from "As YOn Like 1t Snake
sDeaFe) Miss Holmes, assisted by the
Misses Gamble and Dickinson.
The Helm-Engelberg wedding.
quiet wedding last week was that of
Miss Emelia Engelberg, only daughter of
Mr. Emil A. Engelberg. the capitalist, and
Mr.. George Helm, popular business man
of this city. 1t took place at the residence
OF the brides father, 416 Kearny street. on
Tuesday, only few friends being present.
Key DT fuend eHng married the happy
pair, who were attended by Miss Lizzie Nc
Calthy and Mr.. Emil A. Engelberg Jr. a
sumptuOus wedding feast followed the cere-
m0ny. when many toasts were honored.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helm are enjoying bridal
trip in the nOrthern part OF the State. Their
presents were both many and tasteful
Morgan Gordon Wedding at Redwood.
The wedding Of Miss Gertrude Gordon,
daughter Of Bon. Alex Gordon of Redwood
CITY. to Mr.. Robert Morgan of San Francisco,
took place last Thursday evening at Mr..
Gordon's charming residence on Phelps
street. Rev. f. ID. BOvaTd, DID,, was the
officiating clergyman, and only lew inti-
mate friends were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan have come up to take possession of
their residence at Fruitvale, where they will
make their uermanent home.
A Birthday Party on Broadway.
One of the most pleasant events Of the
week was a soiree rendered Mr.. Joseph
Nolan by his numerous friends at his resi-
denceon Broadway last Wednesday evening.
The event was under the sole management