The morning call., 1891-05-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding Of Colon, /. de Russy
and Miss ReQua.
Alta Parlor's Successful opera-The Klein
Lark Wedding-A Party on a Steamer.
PERSONAL and Brief Notes.

The engagement is announced of Mr..
George r. b. Hayes, a lawyer Of this city
and partner of The firm Of Stanly, Stoney
x HAYES, to Miss Grace Hayes, the we'd
ding to take place tomorrow at st. Mary 5
Cathedral Mr.. Hayes retirement from
bachporh00d was the occasion Of pleasant
recognition at q banquet held on Saturday
evening, when his future was duly toasted.
Among those present we're: Judges Sulli-
van, Levy and LawleT, Colonel Barry. Roger
Nagee, Rev. +. ". Cr0Wdace, George Grant,
Dan O'ConneH, DR.. Z. Windell, f. Cum
MINIS. j. 3. Gill, c. 0Suliivan and 2.
Bslaud
The wedding Of Miss Bessie Mardis of
NaVa City to Mr. Wade Hampton Foulkes,
son OF the late Dr.. FOulkes Of Oakland, will
take place to-day, after which the happy
pair will 90 East to the groom's home IN
West Superior, Wis,
Nj Joseph F. Fox. well known in pUliti-
cal circles in Oakland, was recently married
to Miss May Murray OF this city in the Van
Ness-ayenue Cathedral by the Rev. Father
Doran. They Will reside in Oakland.
Bay City Circle, No. Il, Companions of
the Forest of America, will give a bouquet
party az Union-square Hall this evening
The san Francisco Musical Fund Society
successfully iu3ugurated their series of
afternoon S0cialS yesterday at UnlOn-SQuare
Hall. Selections were rendered by the
orchestra, Miss Chambers, Mr.. Cooper, Mr..
Iniig. Mr.. Davis aud others, with marked
effect.
A banjo concert will be given this evening
at Irving Hall.
A large audience enjoyed the Oratorio
"Naaman." by Sir Michael Costa, as pro-
duced last evening by the San Francisco
Choral Society Those taking part were:
Mrs. Martin Schultz, Mrs. W. T. Mayhem,
Mrs. ". I. Libby, Miss Ella Y. McCloSkey,
Miss Ruth Head, Miss Aeua Roberts. Mr.
W. j. Kelley, Mr. W. L. Smith, Mr.. j. f.
Fleming, Miss q. Delano, Mr.. Martin
Schultz. with an efficient chorus.
The West End Lodge, No. 1902 K. and L.
Of H., gave pleasant dance last evening at
UuiOu-sQuare Hail. Mr.. {. A. Adams man
aged the floor, assisted by MesSrS. ). Is.
Carleton, c. ). Smith, DR.. Cummings and
#. LedeTer The Reception Committee in
cuded Mrs. D. J. Kapau, Mrs. 5. b. Garlic
ton, Miss 2. kaplan, Mrs NJ Z. Blume,
MIS-. DIT. Cummings and Mrs. Bamsteger.
The BeTiins gave one OF their enjoyable
full-dress parties last evening al ODD Eel
lows Hail. Following composed the Com
U!rtge of ATTan gements: heSsTs. L. ID.
Roach Chairman JUnn Power. Frederick
NoEn, a. i. AcGeOugh, Louis L1nders.
a specially delightful entertainment, in
the form Of a rose fete, was given at the
residence OF Mrs. Charles Webb Howard,
I'm Oakland, for the benefit of the Oakland
Free kindergarten, on Saturday afternoon.
Among those assisting the hostess at the
IsweTy booths We're: Miss Clara RalstOn.
Miss de FTcmeTy, Miss Watt, Miss Kate
Clement, Miss Filth Cohen, Miss Jessie
Cohen, Miss Emma Dean, Miss Bessie
Wheaton, Miss Mamie rrather. Miss Amy
Mckee, Miss Nellie Mckee Miss Annie
Miller and Miss Bessie Harris,
The De Russy- Requa Wedding.
s. Wedding notable in society and mill
tary circles took place yesterday afternoon
in The Church Of the Advent, Oakland. The
contracting parties were Colonel Isaac D.
de Russy, L. S. A. and Miss Laura Requa.
daughter Of the late John Requa Of Fruit
vale
The groom is scion OF an ancient and
honorable family, which, for many genera
lions. has had distinguished representative
in tie national army. His father was q
Colonel Of engineers during the Civil War,
and an uncle wore Generals stripes ia the
Confederate army. The present representa-
tive entered the regular army in the early
part Of 1852 as Second Lieutenant of the
First United States Infantry and served in
that regiment during the war, rising rapidly
e. the position OF captain. lie has been on
the STAFF Of the BTIgadieT-General command
Ing this department for two years as lnSpec-
tor Of MuskeJry ana Target Practice, and
On Monday, the nth inst, attained his full
cOI0uelcy by the retirement of Colonel
Dodge Of the Eleventh Infantry, now sta
toned at Madison Barracks, SackettS HaT-
bOr, y. \. lie. with his bride, who is
niece of Mr.. Isaac Requa, formerly Of the
C1mstOCk and now Of the Highlands, Pied
mont, IS great faYorite IN social and mill
taTy spheres.
The wedding took place in the presence
Of a brilliant COnCOuTse Of friends. Miss
Bates had supervised the tasteful decOra-
ton of the church. The bride was attended
RpEnq 4 n
Mrs l. l. ReQua, and was given away by
her uncle, Mr.. Isaac /. ReQua. Rev. Mr..
LathrOp performed the impressive cere-
mOny.
An informal reception was afterward held
at the residence of the brides mother in
FTuitYale, where congratulations were
pr1HeTed and the occasion made memorable
by the whispered wishes of the friends
present.
almost Immediately Tor Sacketts HaTbOT,
y. Their loss to society here viii be
g. tiy felt
s'The Pirates Of Penzauce"
The Bijou Theater on Market street was
packed from gallery to foyer last evening,
on lie occasion Of the production of " The
Pirates Of Penzance" by Alta Parlor, No.
q, Native Daughters Of the Golden West
assisted by members Of the San Francisco
OpeTatic Society.
Richard, MT. a. 5. Rhorer; Samuel, Mr.. A.
/. AUradCu Jr.; Frederick, AlT. AlDhOnse
Ldttringer; Maj0T-GeneTal Stanley, MT. a.
j. SchleiCher; Edw ard, Mr.. Newton l..
Williams: Mabel. Miss Minnie Kind; Kate,
Miss Grace ). Williams; Edith. Miss }. w.
Madden; Isabel. Miss Minnie Waller: Ruth,
Mrs. c. /. Parent Jr.; daughters Of General
Stanley - Mrs. Mary COnuOTs, Miss
Vera Cameron. Miss Annie Mcintyre, Miss
Minnie Degen, Miss Fannie de Roos,
t.
Jennie FANCY Miss Laura Hopkins, Miss
Julia Kline, Miss Kate Lubbert, Miss May
McCaskie, Miss Mary Mcfarland, Miss Ria
Murray, Miss Hattie Russell, Miss Mary
Slater; piTates-Nessrs. A. l.. AuradOu Jr.,
II. 3. Sullivan, David Wise, George See
ksmp JT., 4. J. Gray. Percy Gray, L. Pow
elson, A. /. J. Nye, II. N. Greene; police
AIessrs. J. ". Madden, NJ. Feg, u. NJ.
COwles, Leon RaifOur ". f. HOOke, Frank
Thornton, W. N. Cannon, j. =. DOckery,
Berkeley PeaTse, C.. L. Parent Jr. The
tuDeful opera was pleasingiy presented, re-
fieCting much credit on the trio 10 charge,
as follows: Professor Z. Dellepiane, musical
director; Mr.. a. K. SchleicheT, stage man.
ager; Mr.. \. L. Williams, business man
aver.
The enterprise was seemingly rather an
ambitious one, but Alta ParlOT proved fully
equal TO the occasion. Its success was
largely due 10 the efforts Of the following
Committee Of Arrangements: Mrs. c. 5.
bdk6I kJHdIndhlr MIS-. II. u OI6but, MISS
Inge Petersen, Miss Grace Williams, Miss
Minnie Reed, Miss Mary Slater, Miss Title
Brauer. Mrs. i. r. O'DOnnell, Miss Minnie
Finn, Mrs. w B. Key.
The Klein-Lark wedding.
a most suspicious marriage union yester-
day was that of Miss Ella Lark and MI
Julius Klein. The groom has large circle
of friends in the city. The bride is well and
favorably known in musical circles, being
an accomplished musician and possessing a
beautiful soprano voice. A short time ago
she made an extended tour of Australia
with the Joran sisters, where, under the