The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Rich Forecast of Welded Bliss
for The Near Future.
Some Recent Society Doings-A Military
Wedding The Spanish Banguet-Parties
% to Take Place Notes.

The main topic in society at present, is the
| number of Interesting Iost-Lenten weddings,
and lie prospects of entertainment at many hos
J pirable residences. 1he bachelors are bent on
doing their share in acknowledging countless
kindnesSes during the season at the hands OF Inc
aides Music, "ihe heavenly maid" Will lend
her aid 10 Danish duilEess, no less than three
amateur operas being In preparation, BESIDES
nssical fair. This week We are 10 nave the
mucn-anlclpaied 'POt-pouIT," bal pare and
several private reunions.
The Offices at The Preside VIII give large re-
ception there on Tuesday evening, the 7th pfoX
Mrs II. NJ. =. Miller VIII give matinee tea at
her residence, 11J1 Pine street on Saturday,
the 2Sth inst.
The Cri,ic club a literary association which
has been in existence in Sacramento about Tour
years, las resolved 10 give one evening 10 phys
Ical n,urshment and rostprandiaI T, Taxation
and will accordingly give lis first club supper
at The French K, staulaut on Wednesday even
ing next.
A concert Will be given on Wednesday evening
next at the residence OF Mrs. William j.
Younger, 1914 California street. for tie benefit
of tie UlutCh and Spint Fund OF the Cbidten's
Hospital. HE programme Will be q most excel
tent one comprising selections by MIS-. Car
mlchae-Cair Mr.. SGnund Beei, Miss Gertrude
Aud MI Cornelius O'SuIVau, tile Ceeila
Choir. led by Mrs Cam. and others. 1lekets
will not be for sale al lhe residence but only al
lie fnal bali Of tie Friday Night Club, which
takes place TWO weeks from ne Xt Friday, Viii be,
10 some Ways. The most notable Of The series. IL
isaIways doubtful whether The club will survive
until next fall, auo II Is desired TO uule IN
brilliant closing meeting.
Mrs. Senator Dsrge gave dinner party al the
Gold u Eag e Hotel, sacramento, last friday
evening. Those present were MT, ard Mrs w
E DaIRle, Nj. and Mrs; w lrei4n, MessIs, W
g. RaStou, VI. Ii. de Young, MISS byihgtoh'
Mrs. Bech man. MesSTs. +. Hamilton, a l. Law
renee, }. f. Schroeder and George HaZelton.
The Catholic Ladies' Ala Society viii give
notable entertainment At tie Grand Opera House
on Friday evening the 17th pToX.
pleasant card party was lganlZed on Satur-
day evening al The Bella vista 10 celebrate mis-
YOlu Sysluiue's birthday anniversary. In
response TO Invitations issued by Miss Lille
Mathel's rooms and tlp-toed downstairs to Mrs;
SpalduE's pallOr each bearing a uloute oil
flowers, with which every available place was
soon crowded. The affair was -lghltui sur
prise 10 Mrs. SpaldiBE who received IN addition
many handsome pres entS, including large coal
port china and ormOlu jardinere, The gilt ot
mis-. Moses Hopkins gave adelightful lunch
party al her residence last Thursday, and enteI-
tsned fifteen ladies'. The table was beautifully
decorated with baskets OF PINK roses ana
Re m iden-hair ferns, and tbs menu was elaborate.
On the evening If Thursday next, al her nome
on East Fourteenth street, Oakland, MISS Grace
HLlbOrn Will give musicale.
held a high jluks at BrIsagileI Hall on Friday
evening, when an enjoyable time was had.
The Ebeli Society extended 10 Mr.. and MIS-
II. NJ. Stanley an invitation, but they felt COM
PEELED reluctantly to decline II.
Tho Bachelors" All organization OF iottY
young men, Will give ball at Pioneer Han on
The ladies Of the EIsnere Club Will holds social
at tie residence Of Mrs. HOhield, 2O4O Howard
street, on Saturday evening next.
Mr. Robert Mitchell IN his marvellous imper-
sOnaOn Of Chinese prima donna Will be Que oil
the chief attractions NJ The grand entertainment
TO be given by the ladies' of Dr. Mackenzle's
cnui CHI The evenings Of Friday and Saturday
next. al the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Scott Ter a-cOtta cOlOred programmes Will
family forecast tile wonders to be offered Oh
these two occasions.
Miss L. K. simpson VIII give tea at her resi-
denee, 1868 Tregi aph avenue, Oakland, Oh
Tuesday evening the 3lSt inst.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement Of Mr.. Robert Oxnard, son
Of the wealthy sugar retner Of New YORK, and
Mis-. Nellie Pinto daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Stetson, is announced. The wedding Is sci
for April.
III wedding oi Miss Nellie Corbitt, daughter
OF MIR. William Cofbit of san MateO, and Mr..
Frederick $ Moody, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Moody OF this city VIII tat place Thursday noon,
April %, al Trinity Church. Miss Eda Moody
a sister, VIII be the maid Of honor, Miss jennie
Hooker, Miss Emele Hager, Miss Mary Eyre
and Miss Macleay OF Portland, Oregon, viii be
The bridesmaids. Nj Charles {. Thorn VIII act a.
best man, and lie ushe,s wlll be Mi. +. l..
BOSqul, NT. Robert c. Bolton, Nh. George Yer
non Gray anu MI l. 1 JAut OF ISl lIuiuI Oouu
A reception VIII aIteiWard he held at lhe Palace
HOleI
Sir. Frederick Il. Beaver, son OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
George ". Beaver OF lhls city, VIII be married
10 f.l>s Florence Pie &c, aLgLteI OF Nj James
z. Pierce II Santa Cara, on Wednesday noon.
Ann SD IN lie Pre- bytelidn Church at Santa
Cara. Miss Grace Pierce VIII lie maid Of honor,
and Miss Bessie Hooker Miss Mamie Reynolds
and Miss Leila Carroll VIII act as bridesmaids.
Nj. Frank d. Madison VIII lie the best man, and
lie usheTs Will comprise MessIs. George vernon
Gray, George Il. Lent, W. 3. Heath, f. L. VIII
son. After lie church festival another wed
ding Viii be celebfaled-that OF MISS Annie
PIeI &c 10 MIR. Frank ID. GOOdhue of Cincinnati.
al the Pierce residence. Mis- kitIie Pierce will
act as maid of homer AID double reception will
follow. Nj. ana Mrs. Beaver viii reside In this
city, al Tie Beaver sdence on Taylor street,
during The absence of the family.
Miss Jessie Sherwood, daughter OF Mr.. and
MIS- Eugene Sherwood OF this CITY, VIII be mar
RED IN May TO Mr.. W. II. Rice Cooke Of England,
. who recently arrived here aitrr an absence
abroad Of tuTee years. The wedding TIN VIII
comprise years tour OF Europe, and II is not
: improbable that the young couple Will make this
city their permanent home.
Miss C0TblIt Is set for the middle OF April, ana
tour Ot Europe Will follow,
=. The engagement IS announced OF Miss Mary,
daughter Of Mr. NJ. Z. Ellis OF Lawrence, TO MI.
Charles Z. T. Graham Jr. OF san francisco The
: wedding VIII take place al the residence OF the
BRIDES parents on Tuesday, April 14th.
lbe marriage Of Miss Tonic BandnanD and
M. Percy ROCKWELL Will take place on the 18TH
Of May
The. wedding of Miss Lizzie Mccormick and
Mr.. Frank Ma.hleu Is arranged to take place
early in April.
Tie engagement Of Miss Annie Cohen of
Kansas CITY, Mo, to Mr.. Julius Gumbiner OF
StreatOr, ILL.,, was formally celebrated at the resi-
denc OF The brides parents In Kansas City on
the 9Th ult.
Mr.. A. T. Dresser and Miss Ethel Allison will
be nnlIed IN marrlge al The iieSbyItrlan Church
IN jacksonville next Wednesday.
The marriage OF Mr.. Sol RoSenbaum and Miss
Belle Lazansky will take place on April 18TH, at
4O7 DeysadeI0 street.
he aah of Rp-
Stern. sister Of Mis-. A. II. Crane, of Rio Vista,
and Mr. Samuel Harsher Of Gridley. The wed
ding Will take place ID May.
The engagement Is announced of Mr.. Joseph
bcCieulgeu to Miss Josephine Adams
An interesting Bit OF news 10 many people Is
the reported engagement Of Miss katherine
Willard to DR.. Frank Bottome OF New York
Miss Willard, a niece Of Miss Frances W Hard
has visited several times at the White House IN
Washington and made many friends there. DR..
3oiiome Is son OF Mrs. aTgaret Bottome,
President OF the Kings Daughters.
The spalding Luncheon.
An elaborate ladies' luncheon was given By
Mrs. Volney spalding on Saturday, at the Hotel
Bella VISTA IN honor OF Mrs. Colonel Eddy OF
Washington, d. c. aud Mrs. Harry Reed.
Covers were laid for fourteen amid pictur-
esque besprinkling Of snowy cherry blossoms
and three shades OF vlolels. The Parma, the En-
gish and The Marie Louise were the principal
varieties OF the modest flower represented, and
they lay scattered over the cloth In artistic ais
order, happily relieving The Itch branches Of
delicate fIuit blossoms. A handsome lamp with
yellow shades occupied the central space, and
tissue shades OF the same meOwiDg hue covered
the gas globes. A sumptuOus menu was served
and the ladies aiterward enjoyed little music
in the parlors. 1t was after O'Clock before The
guests departed.
those present were: Mrs. Colonel Eddy, Mrs
barry Reed, Mrs. b. +. sherwood, Mrs Romua-
do PacbechO, Mrs. Theresa Fair Mrs j. ID. Fry
Mrs. Adam GIaut, Mrs. Henry Welherbee Mrs
W. II. Smith, Mrs. N. II. de Young, Mrs. Tneo-
dore f. Tracy, Mrs. Helen Mather, Mrs. j. D.
Reddlbg and Mrs. VOlney Spalding.
Military Wedding in Arizona.
A happy social event, and one OF much interest
TO friends IN this city and Oakland, took place at
Fort Huachuca, AIiz., Oh the Attn inst The post
had long been IN a stale Of expectancy regard
ing the approaching nupiialS OF Miss Scott aud
Lieutenant Frank Il. Albright, U. S. A.
The bride Is a daughter Of Chaplain and Mrs.
Winfield Scott, who vii! be pleasantly remem-
berrd by hosts OF friends who knew them when
The former was chaplain al Angel Island and
Black Point during General HOward's command
Their soJourn here was specially marked by the
marriage al Angel Island Of a daughter now re-
siding IN Oakland. Tue blde, petite blonde