The morning call., 1891-08-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings in
Society Circles.
Engagements Announced - Rothery-Badlam
Wedding - Party on Clay Street.
Future Events-Personals.

such an ideal junket of the country cluO
visit to Monterey, have also contributed not
little to the success of the agricultural fairs
now IN progress throughout the Interior
Apart from their commercial value, these
gatherings are largely social in character
and afford an annual rendezvous for the
district. The racing and exhibiting are
often only an excellent excuse for friends
meeting friends, and many romance has
had its origin in the district fair. In town
indications are quite lively. Besides the
rumored betrothals, preparations for
autumn entertainments fill tile air. Clubs
are organizing, interesting weddings are
being prepared for, charitable enterprises
are looming on the horizon and when people
finally return from the country these nebu-
lous plans will doubtless take definite shape.
A business meeting will be held by the
lady managers of St Luke's and the Chill
dren's Hospitals tomorrow afternoon at the
Palace Hotel to arrange for a kermesse en-
titled "a Feast Of all Nations" to take
place in the Mechanics; Pavilion the first
week of October next.
Captain Harry Rothery and Mrs. Louise
P. Badlam were married in this city Thurs
day last and on the British ship Dinsdale,
of which Mr. Rothery is captain and part
owner, started for England. via Cape Horn,
where they viii reside, the captain having
decided not to longer follow sea-farlng. The
bride is 4 relative of MI Alexander Badlam
Of this CITY.
BY kind permission of Mr.. D. Macdonald,
the MiZpah Club will hold an apron tea at
his residence, 2l22 Sutter street. next Satur-
day afternoon in aid of the clubs charity
fund.
Mrs. Selim Woodwork gave handsome
lunch on Wednesday at her residence. 800
Van Ness avenue, in honor of Mrs. George
w. Coffin of Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. Anna Morrison Reed Of Laytonville.
Mendocino County, popularly known as
The Poetess of the North" has accepted
the invitation of Ghe Directors of the Peta-
luna District Agricultural Association to
deliver the annual address at the fair there.
The Kings Daughters Of the Central NJ.
E. Church viii give rainbow social at the
church paTloIs next Friday evening.
A farewell reception ana dance was given
Monday evening at Mare Island in honor Of
the officers attached to the Charleston.
The farce 10 Obise Benson" will be
presented at the meeting of the WOmen's
Educational and Industrial l Union tO-mor-
row evening.
The Rich steamer party last Wednesday
evening bGde fair to be an innocent victim
Of the fog. But as things turned out the
Caroline was the scene OF unlimited enjoy
ment, and L merTier crew never returned TO
port.
The First Congregational Church will
give tie first Of a series OF stereoptlcon lect-
ureS tomorrow evening. The subject Will
be Switzerland"
Miss Bessie Shreve gave an elaborate
luncheon last week to eighteen of her young
friends. The affair was thoroughly enjoy
able.
The Prince of Wales will be Mrs. Mac
kay's guest at Carlton Terrace on several
grand occasions in the autumn.
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday
evening at Oakland, when Mr. Milton 4.
Campbell of Benicia and Miss Anita NJ.
Rutherford Of Oakland were united in we'd
lock by the Rev. Charles w. WCndte at the
residence Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Rutherford. The next day the
happy couple departed for their honeymoon
to DuncanS Mills.
Hon Stephen j. Field, who had been in
poor health for some time, has been so ben
Gifted by his visit to this Coast that he ex-
pects toreiurn to the bench in September.
a lawn party will be given by the ladies
OF the NJ. T. Church South of Alameda at
the residence of Mr.. c. c. Clay, corner Park
ard Fourteenth streets, Fruitvale, next
Saturday evening from to o'clock. Car
Tlages VIII be in waiting upon the arrival of
each train al Twenty-third avenue.
Engagement Notes.
The wedding of Miss Lizzie Lux and Mr..
Fred S. Pott Of SAN Jose is announced to
take place on Admission day, September
9th.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Carrie A. Murray, daughter Of Mrs. Muir
Tay-Mlls Of Belmont and of the late Lemuel
T. Murray, to. Mr.. Richard II. Jury, editor
of the San Maieo Leader. The wedding
will take place at the Congregational
Church, San Mateo, on Saturday afternoon,
September 9Th, at ? o'clock.
The wedding of Mr.. James Merritt,
nephew of the late DR.. Samuel Merritt, and
Miss Mamie Dusinbury will take place next
"Wednesday.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Minerva Barry and Mr.. George Dickson,
both Of This city, to take place on Wednes-
day, the 23d proX.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Richards have
sent out invitations to the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Sarah Gardner. to Mr.. Ar
thur Gilbert Field, TO take place on Wcdnes-
day next at u 80 o'clock. at the First Pres
6yterlan Church, San Jose. Miss Sadie
Richards is popular belle Of San Jose.
The engagement of Miss Lillian jackson
of Golden Gate to Mr.. A. +. Young Of Oak
land is announced.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Hazelton of Nobfdill Farm to Miss Mary j.
Titus, former preceptress of the State Nor-
NAL School.
The engagement has been announced of
Mr. Harry Wise to Miss Whlttemore of San
Rafael
Mr.. ii. D. Kelsey and Miss Florence
Blnhm will be married next Wednesday.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Hugo E. Lowin of the firm of SchOenholz
Bros. to Miss Lille Steiner of Oakland.
They will receive on Sunday next.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ettie Isaacs Of this city to Mr.. Phil j. Davies
of Victoria, B. C. They will received their
friends next Sunday afternoon and evening
at 437 Fell street
Next Wednesday at San Jose Miss Minnie
B. Eyerhart and Mr.. j. a. Riley will be
welded.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Y. Button for the wedding OF their
daughter Miss Ella Bu ton, ard Mr.. John
McA. Brown on Tuesday, September lst.
The ceremonies will taKe place at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Button on d street,
Petaluma, and will be followed 10y a recep-
tion.
The wedding Of Miss Norma Pelham of
Oakland aud Mr. Il. 3. Dunlop of San Jose
is announced to take place on September
10th Mt Trinity Church.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. J.
a. hiobr to Miss Rose Schwerin, daughter
Of Mr.. Henry Schwerin of this city.
1t is announced that the second daughter
oil Senor Don Jose Maria Falonere, who was
educated at tine convent in San Jose, will be
married to the son of Ex-Governor Luis
TerasSo of chihuahua on ths return of her
father, who is now in the Garden City.
Professor William L. Hervey of San Jose
and Mrs. Anna V. Gator of this city will be
married at high noon at the residence of the
bride-elect, 2432 jackson street, by Rev Dr.
Doughty of the Swedenborgian Church
The wedding will be private; no cards-no
presents.
Surprise Larkin Street.
very enjoyable surprise party was ten.
dered to Mr.. Sanford A. Moss last Saturday
evening at 62I Larkin street. The occas on
was the anniversary Of his nineteenth birth.
day, the party being given by Miss Glenn
Forsyth and Miss Edith Moss.
The evening was very pleasantly spent in
dancing. games, music and recitations Mis-
Annie Iibhey, Miss Henrietta Bertram
and Miss Lillian Barton rendered musical
selections, and recitations were given by
Miss Glenn Forsyth, Miss Ethel Cox, Miss
Laurita Cook and Mr.. Carlton Moss. The
guests departed toward the small hours,
having he'd very enjoyable evening.
Among those present were: Miss Glenn