The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Delightful Musicale Given by
Mr.. and Mrs. JeWett.
The Hopkins Barn COtillon -sturtevant-La
Motto Wediing-Hall Parties Robbins
Ritter Marriage - Notes,

nMiss Ida Carleton has sent out cards for
the next meeting of the Club of 80 at the
residence of her aunt, Mrs. B. F. Norris,
1922 Sacramento street, on Tuesday evening
next.
The production OF "Girofe-Girofa,"
which will be found fully noticed in an
other column, filled the Grand Opera House
last evening.
On Saturday last Hon. Jeremiah Lynch
entertained at breakfast at the Cliff House
Mr.. Robert W. Cryan, who is to marry Miss
Minnie Matthews on the 10th inst
Starr King Lodge, No. 10, l.. 0. W., will
hold euchre party this evening at Mission
Turn Hall.
Mrs. Peter Donahue will give matinee
tea this afternoon at her hospitable resi-
dence, on Bryant street, near Second.
One of the pleasantest incidents occurring
during. the visit of the Rev. Edward Everett
Hale DID,, In San Francisco was the christening
by him Of the three sons OF Mr. and Mrs. Fritz
R.sKing ar their charming residence on Broad
way last Saturday. The children are grandsOns
of the late Rev. Thomas Starr King, between
whom and Mr.. Hale there was a very warm
friendship and intimacy.
A hop will be given at the Hotel Pleasanton
this evening.
On Saturday last hop was given at 80 South
Park in honor of,Mr. M. NJ. Gelz, who was Bar
miizah that day at Temple Emanuel. He was
the recipient OF some most beautiful presents.
The second anniversary party of Hesperian
Parlor, No. 1877, n. 5. q. W.. will take place al
DAD Fellows Han this evening.
The Club of '9l Will hold another meeting this
evening at Lunps Han.
The musical festival OF the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society," which takes place April nth in the
Grand Opera House, promises 10 be rare ar
ustte and musical success.
Miss Annie Pierce, daughter OF James z.
Pierce OF Santa Clara, VIII be married 10 Mr..
Frank GOodbue at the family residence al Is
O'clock today. Rev. j. Nj. Newell viii of1ciate.
Miss hiite Pierce is 10 be maid Of honor 10 her
sister, Miss Mamie Reynolds and Miss Grace
Pierce ribbon-beaters. MI Fred H. Beaver son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Beaver of this city.
will he married TO Miss FiOrenes Pierce, daugh-
ter of Nj. James p. Pierce OF Santa Cara, to-day
at noon at the Presbyterian Church in Santa
Clara. Quite large number of their fliends
will 90 from this ely.
The Jewett Musicale.
Mr.. and MIS-. Jewett gave delightful musicale
on Monday evening at their residence, 93l Bush
street. where the reception suite had been artls-
Iicaly decorated by MIS-. Ida Kersey i0r the &C.
casiOn Wistera, roses and walnut blossoms,
with spring wild flowers and ferns, had been
sklllfuliy employed TO brighten shaded angles
and enhance the rich appointments.
large number of guests enjoyed the follow
Ing programme, which was supplemented by
Frances EdgeTton Polonalse In (LiZSt), MIR.
Hartmann; contraito solo, Mrs. Blake Alyerson /;
Hungarian air (kela Beia). Miss Wright; scherZO
b tlaI minor Chopin, Mr. Hartmann; Swiss song
tEeker9, Mrs. kersey; Obutass maZurka (Wien-
iawskp, Miss Bosqni; fantasia from Faust
(hartmann). MIR. Hartmann; lullaby tBrahms).
ST. Cecilia Quartet. The guests were not allowed
10 depart refreshed only by the intellectual mu-
steal fare, but their moIe material senses were
delightfully."- cared for al the buffet supper which
followed The brilliant entertainment.
Among those present Were: Governor aud
Mrs. Stanford. Mir. and Mrs. Wetherbee. Mrs.
Judd Of Honolulu, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Mayer,
Judge and Mrs. Selden 5. Wright, Miss Bosqu,
Miss YeTngton and Miss Bender, OF Nevada
Mr.. aud Mrs. Homer 5. King, Mrs. +. b. Edger
Grant, Mis-. Beck, Mr.. Brumagin, Count Marazz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris. Mrs. IewkSUury, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Booth, Miss Booth, Miss Wtherow,
Mr.. lnkersley, Mrs. Edward Marlin. Mrs. Peter
Dopahue, ~ ISIS Chamberlain, MIR. Quay, Mr.. and
Mrs. MiRIzner, MIR. and Mrs. W. Coleman, Miss
Murray, Mr. Lloyd Tryis, Mr.. L. b. Holiday
Colonel Croker, Mr.. Fisher. The Misses Hughes,
Miss RideOul, Colonel and Mrs. Rockwell, Mrs.
kersey, MIR. ana Mrs. w. Brown, Mrs. Blake
Alvern9n. MI. hartmann Mi. j: Brett STOKES
Miss Wethered, Mir. Wethered. Miss hirketirp
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing Miner, DR.. CHismOre,
Major Hammond. Mr.. Wiese. Miss Hill, Miss
Spencer, Mr. Cruiks shank and Mrs. Gould.
The Hopkins German.
The mucb-antcipated dance in the barn"
projected by Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hopkins took
place in the new stable premises adjoining their
nOspItable residence, on the corner Of Clay and
Buchanan streets, on Monday evening. The
novel affair was in honor of Miss Lockwood, a
niece Of Mrs. Hopkins, now staying with her, and
III every way delightful experience for all
the privileged guests.
About twenty i've couples were welcomed by
Mr.. Hopkins, assisted by Mrs. Henry T. Scott
and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins, in the spacious car
risee-house, which made pretty ballroom. II
was 0rnamented appropriately with sheaves OF
fragrant meadow hoy. while clusters OF oats
and scarlet peoples lit up lhe walls. Leading
out OF the ballroom runs 4 passage dividing TWO
sells of five stalls aud ending in "a transverse set
of five loose boxes These were deliberately
decorated with Afghan rugs, portiries and searts,
and tiiled with furniture and every Imaginable
convenience adapting Them 10 bathrooms, tele-a-
Lete retreats and resting corners
There was no II ed Tor any OF the guests TO en-
Ter The residence, and by consent lie affair was
made strictly dance In the barn" Arriving
Ia their Carriages through the heavy rain The
guests were protected by a canvas ye>Iibule,
agreelbiy caTpeled aud Illuminated Soon alter
10 O'Clock The german was danced, Mr.. Harry
HogghtoD OF Oakland leading. Five figures were
danced, all new and suggestive OF the scene.
They were: The Wheel" Introducing Car
Rage wheel held aOit aud from which ribbons
fell, 10 be graSped by the circulating Iartlcf
pants; "The MilK-Lall," introducing new milk
buckets aud miniature tin-palls filled with king
curs for the ladies'; The Wagon, introducing
whips, whistles and bells; "Ine bayfield," In
Producing rakes and beribboned pltehiorks, aud
"Ihe WheebarrOw," In which we're employ ed
handsome wheelbarrows filed with lew mown
hay, made into nests for stuffed BIRDS. The
figures were preltiiy carried ont.
About midnight supper was served in the hay
holt. and dancing was afterWard resumed Tor
an hour. Pretty souvenirs were in the form
OF silver amrnts Tor The gentlemen aud dIinty
hlagree fans for the ladies'
Tie privileged guests at The charming affair In
clHded: The Misses AShe, Miss Irwin, MIR. and
Mrs. William Binckiey Taylor, Miss CarOlan,
Messis. Carolan, Miss Lucia hltlie. Miss Mar
gaTel kIlle, M. n. q. Kutle Miss CheeSman.
Miss Bates, AiSs Pope, Miss HobroOk, Miss
Chamli0n. Miss Houghton, the Misses Hooker,
Miss Evelyn Shepard. Miss Edith Taylor, Miss
ShIeye. Miss Mckmsiry, Miss J. Bowie. Mr..
Allen ST. J. Bowie. MI. and Mrs. Edwin Dimond
Miss Dimond. Mr. H. DlmOnd, Miss EoorhieS,
MISS Douglas, Miss Harrington, Miss Lockwood
Mr. Rogers, {. s. A; Mr.. q. Boyd, MI. f. Coon
NJ. Winfield Jones, Mr.. Brooks Jones Mr.. 5. ii.
BOardman, Mr.. w. Forbes, Mr.. Cabell, U. S. A.
Mr.. Alexander Williamson, Mr.. lhcLaren. Mr
Treat, Mr.. Haynr, M. L. h. Sheldon. Mr.. L. Nj
GTeenway, Mr. HolbIOOk, Mr.. +. W. Madison,
Mr. +. Refs, MI }. PnelaD, Mi. ShreYe, Mr..
Knight, MI. Mendell, Mr.. Osgood Hooker, Mr.. b.
Taylor. MI Gibbons, U. s. n, and Walter New
hall
The Sturtevant-La Motto Wedding.
Last evening ST. Luke's Church Van Ness
avenue was The scene OF pretty wedding, the
principals being Miss Emily La Mote, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. II. ID. La Motto Ute former the
rigbt-of-way agent of the Southern Pacific Rail
road. and Mr.. Cullen X. Sturtevant, son OF MIR.
aud Mrs Henry Sturieyant of this city. where
he Is connected with the real-estate nrm d
BOvee, Toy a. Co.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W.
w. Davis in the PRETTY decorated ehancel short
iy after O'Clock. The bridal patty consisted oil
Miss Faith Sturteyant maid oil honor. and Mr..
Frank L. Bowers. best man. The ushers were
Mr.. HOlbrOok BinD. Mr.. Frank Bartlett, Mr..
Waller Doughty ana Mr.. William Badgley.
Wedding marches preceded and succeeded the
beautiful ceremony, wherein The young couple
appeared 10 much advantage.
There was a large number OF friends present
at The church, but 10 subsequent reception. Mr..
and Mrs. SluTleyanf, who received numerous
presents, leave to-day FOR Il mouths Trip 10 Santa
Barbara. They Will afierward reside In Oakland.
The Simpson Lyceum Entertainments.
Notwithstanding be severe storm on Mon
day evening, a large audience was present at the
monthly entertainment OF the Simpson Lyceum
in the parIors of Tie Simpson Memorial 81. L.
Church. Hayes and Buchanan streets. After
The preliminary devotional exercises, musical
and literary programme of unusual excellence
was offered. That IL was heartily enjoyed was
manifest by the encOies OF nearly every num-
Der. The gem Of the evening WAS the lecture OH
Couture and Character" by Rev. A. c. Hirst,
President of the University OF the Pacific. Ii
was a most scholarly effort, delivered In the
reverend geDteman's most eloquent VEN, aud
received unstinted applause al the close. The
annual election OF officers Of the lyceum will
occur at Its meeting in May.
The Del Monies Party.
Another success was ed by the Del Monies
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