The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings in,
Society Circles.
Engagement Announcements - The PuTim
Parties-A German Bon-Bcn Dance-Par-
ties to Take Plaoe-social Notes.

private residence There are not many houses In
the city where such an affair would have been
possible, or whose hostess would be 80 conf
PLEASANT in self-sacrlfce. Still the result OF the
charming potpOurri amply proves that society
may be perfectly independent even in entertain
ments given on the largest scale, thanks TO ln-
dyidual energy, originality and apTly-fostered
social Interest. The happy Mclean Martin and
Younger entertainments during tile week we're
further instances OF what may be done In a
private house 1t Is probable that others will
take heart with these admirable examples before
their eyes. and we may look 10 have private resi-
dences more generally thrown open In the re-
Vered cause of charity or tie scarcely less sacred
name OF hospitality. The ml-careme ball by the
Cercle Francois was another notable event OF the
week just past.
Mrs A. L Head and Miss Anna Head Will
give cushion" reception at their residence
11O5 TAYLOR street, on Saturday evening the An
prox., for The benefit Of the Crutch aud Splnt
Fund of the Chdren's Hospital The guests
are 10 bring cushions OF their own manufacture,
which are to be aucti0ned 10 the highest bidders.
Another attractive feature viii be the singing OF
forty five chor>teF boys.
The reception contemplated by the officers Of
the Preside TO be glTrn to their friends OF San
Franclsco has been postponed
MIS- II. NJ. \. Miller Will give high tea on
Saturday afternoon. Auril 4th, for which about
800 Invitations have been issued.
General Miles has obtained leave Of absence
for several months in order 10 visit foreign
lands.
TIE Friday Night Club VIII give its last
eOtlIOn OF the season on Friday evening,
April Sd.
notable wedding in Alameda last Wednes
day was that of Mr.. Ira c. Hyde OF Princeton.
Mo. and Miss E. 7. MasIick, daughter OF Mr.. E.
b. Mastick, the well-known attorney and Presi-
dent Of the Board OF Trustees OF the city Of
Alameda The ceremony was performed by the
Il.
Mrs Henry Wetherbee Will give a musicale at
her residence IN Fruityaie on Tuesday evening,
The Club OF 90 vii give It's next party at the
residence OF Miss lille Feldmanu, Gal Sh0,wel
street. tuesday, evening the 3lst inst.
Al Tie next of the Catr-Ieel Saturday pops
Miss Gertrude Aud has been engaged TO sing.
Captain Barry, Lieutenant Cloman, Mrs Ec-
cleSlOn, Miss Chaplin aHd Miss Made spent
pleasant afternoon last Monday at tennis on
ANGEL Island.
Tie Bachelors Will give their party at Pioneer
Hall next Satuid evening. Special prepare
tions are being made for lie affair, which Will
contain several elements Of novelty.
A Washington exchange says; Mr.. Mortimer
johnson, the sIepson of Admiral Feblger U. 5.
n, viii leave SHOr ly for California. He Is
general favOrlte in society ana Is as clever and
well lutcrmed a. he - cultivated anu agreeable.
Mr.. Mortimer johnson Is capable OF masking his
way ana mark on tile lacihc Coast, anu will be
welcome acquisition 10 any community lie may
become a mtmb Of.
'Un douie el Hamlet" by Peyronin, from the
Graude Scene Dramatique, will De sung by
Sgnor Albert /. Guile FOR the first time In San
Francisco at the concerts Of tie Girls Directory
Mr.. and Mrs. David HeweS gave an elaborate
breakfast al lalO Alto last Tuesday IN honor of
the members OF he Congressional party that
have been visiting This Coast.
Among events 10 come. It is rumored, ladies'
luncheon Will be Civ II at tie residence Of Mrs.
d. D. Cotton during Easier week.
reception Viii be given 10 Rev Edward
Everett Hale and ReY, William Il. Alger on
Tuesday evening, March 31st in the new Unl-
tartan hurCh Sundays chCOl room in GA. land.
The LADIES' AID Society Of the Holly Park
nel u q
dinner IN heir uew rooms, 3fGJ Mission street,
pfoslle TnTleth, on Tuesday evening next,
cents VIII be charged at The door. Ample pro
vision has beer made for all who may feel in
elincd to aid these ladies 10 their good work.
Engagement Notes.
Mr.. and MS. Lum&u Wadham have issued
cards for the wedding OF their daughter, Miss
Ida Elizabeth Wa0hatl and Dr. William Penn
Richardson OF PttsbuIg, Pa, the wedding TO
take pace on Monday evening, March Both, at
ST. Lukc's Church A reception from until II
o'clock VIII follow al 1909 LeavenwoIth street.
The wedding OF Miss Lizzie Watson McCo--
mick ana Mr. Frank Latimer Matthew, will take
place al 81. Luke's Church. on the corner OF Van
Ness avenue aud Clay street, on Tuesday even.
Ing, March 3lst, al $50 O'clock. The Rev. DR..
E. B. Suaulding VIII ofIiciate. At the residence
there Will be no reception, on account OF The size
of The mouse in comparison to the large number
OF friends Of the happy couple Their Will be
bridesmaids Miss Resale Block Will lie the
maui VI uOuOIs NIL l. d NOEkliS lllt ucsl ildus
Tie ushers are MIR Walter kaufman, Mr.. Frank
Loring and MIR. Dur Maynard Two little girls
Miss Murlelle CaImody and Miss Avis Sherwood
VIII constitute tie charming advance guard OF
the bridal party.
Tie marriage OF Miss Florence MagilI. daugh.
ter OF MI and Mrs. L. II. Magill Of Buena Vista
avenue, AlamrGa, ana Mr.. Souther of san Jose,
Will L, place IN the new Christ Church imme-
dat ly after Easter.
between Miss Resale Meyer and MIR. Emll
Greenbaum has been broken of.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Lena
Steiger and Mr. Herman c. Pister OF san Jose.
Kiss Sieig-r is tile lovely daughter OF Mr.. Louis
Sieiger, known 50 long and so well as one Of tie
pioneers OF Santa Clara County. Tie Phser
name has for years past been household word
In >an jose.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Belle
Ingram, head OF the society department OF The
Seattle Telegraph, TO Mr.. NJ. j. Chaplin of this
city.
Carrie Wolf VIII take place on Wednesday next
al the residence OF the brides mother.
The engagement OF MIR. Max Hymond to Miss
Annie Cline has been announced.
The wedding is announced OF MIR. W. A. Janke,
leading merchant Of Belmont, to Miss Maude
Lindsey. daughter Of Mr.. W. A. Lindsey, TO take
place al Belmont on Friday, April Sd.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Camille
Gerkeu, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gefken, to
MI Henry Peters of this city.
Mt. and Mrs. Max Gutenberg OF Alameda have
sent OUT cards announcing the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Albertine Gutenberg, to
k-r. Hrshfeld OF this city.
iThe engagement is announced OF Mr. j. Joseph
10 Mrs. Annie COwen.
The engagement IL announced OF Miss Henri
Rite St,auSs TO Mr. Patrick Culligan.
The marriage OF Miss Cora Deutsch OF this city
10 Mr.. Herman Johannesburg of Williams VIII
take place on Sunday April 9th, at 1909 Geary
street.
Miss Emma Grange and Mr.. John Byler OF
Alameda VIII be married on April Sth
The Martel Bubble Party.
An enjoyable bubble party given by Miss
Ethel Marte on Tuesday evening at her home
2226 California street.
Besides the amusement Incident to bubble
blowing with improved appliances, there were
number Of kodak pictures taken and little
music. delicious supper was served about
midnight.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. Martvl, Mrs. H. Albert Mau Miss Adele Mar.
TEL Miss Ethel Martel, Miss Alice Maui Miss
yuna Mau. Miss Ernesline Haskell, Miss Ida
Carleton, Miss Gertrude Goewey, Miss Alice
Mu Inns, Miss Emma Mcmillan, Mr.. Arthur
CLARK, MI Feldmann, Air. Hunter, Mr.. Norris,
Mr. A E Slattuck Mr. Robert Newman Mr.
Samuel L. Tucker, Mr.. Archbald,;and others.
The Coming Meagher Testimonial.
One OF the most notable entertai DmeBts OF the
near future In many ways, and which is likely
to call forth substantial evidence OF friendly
feeling IS the testimonial to be rendered to Mr..
Will c. Meagher. This young gentleman for ten
years has freely given his far from ordinary tai.
ents 10 assist various societies and individuals
throughout the city. DrbOnnalr and iDdefaiga-
bic lie has again and again leared into some gap
and by his personal qualities effected the success
OF lnnumefable entertainments. Now his host of
fIierds have determined 10 show In some way
their appreciation OF his many klndnesses. A
Testimonial entertainment will be rendered him
Ht Irving Hall on Wednesday evening. April
2eth, by members OF The Western Addition Lit
crazy and Social Club. Beulah Club, n tiona
and Pacific ParlOrs. N S. &. W., First English
Lutheran Church. st. Adams Sunday school. the
Tourists and other societies. aud Rev. Johu
Gray, rector Church Of the Advent. Tickets VII
be 80 cents. and unique programme Will be
offered. No one who has enjoyed Mr.. Meagher's
thOusandand.one representations as The tramp
IN numbtTleSS comedies, VIII be likely TO miss
inis g. aceful opportunity OF substantially testi
lying 10 their appreciation OF his excellences IL
head and heart
The Young Mems Hebrew Union Party.
very large attendance enjoyed the purIm
masquerade given last evening by the Young
Mems Hebrew Union at Odd Fellows Hall.
The scene OF the festiylty was undecorateo
save for the title OF the entertaining union
which extended across the stage In gold letters.
Excellent music was provided by johnson &
Guiman. lie costumes were very varied, and
the many spectators in the gallery appeared
THOROUGHLY 10 enjoy the carnival scene below