The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
wedding of Miss McCIatchy and
Mr.. r. A. Richardson.
A New Organization Of Native Sons = The
Evans Council Danee-santa Barbara
Hospitality = Personals


about 100 of their friends most agreeably on
TUESDAY on board the steamer Caroline, whittier
they mad been invited TO witness Tire launching
OF the Monterey.
An enjoyable time is looked forward to at the
picnic and excursion given by students OF the
COgswen Polytechnic College TO Forest Grove,
Santa Cruz Mountains, ~on Saturday, The 9th
inst
One Of the pretlest features at the Mechanics
Pavilion on Friday during the May-day recep-
tiOntendered TO the President anG Mrs. Harrison
was the dancing OF the children trained by Mrs.
Ada Clark. Two OF the little ones, alter dancing
before tile President, offered him a cluster OF
flowers, which he received most graciously.
On The 22d OF April Miss Lizzie Mcdonald and
Mr. frank L. Nennewitz, both Of Forest Hui,
were united IN marriage, by Rev. Father Hasln
at ST. Brdget's Church, after which they went
TO the residence Of Mr.. Thomas Ryan, 1913
Vallejo street, Wnere very enjoyable time was
spent. The presents were numerous and Valua-
BILE. Tie bridal couple took trip 10 Monterey,
after which they viii take up their residence In
this city.
The Golden West Circle will celebrate its third
anniversary by an entertainment and ball TO be
given this evening at NOrwarts Turn Nereln
Hall, 80 O'Farren street.
Evans Council, No %, Order Of Chosen
Friends, gave one OF their enjoyable social hops
last evening at Washington Hall. on EDDY street
There WAS a good attendance. The floor was
managed by MeSsrs. s. c. Wallis aud j. n. Rus
sell IT. The Committee Of Arrangements con-
sisted Of MIS-. Peterson, Mrs. Stelglenan. Mrs.
Stephenson, Mr.. J. n. Russell Jr. and Mr.. w. n,
Brunt.
The President at Santa Barbara.
One Of the prettiest entertainments given the
ladies Of the Presidential party was at Santa
Barbara. Afler enjoying a novel exhibition Of
Spanish dances tn President left the ball-ToOmi
and both ladies' and gentlemen passed Into their
respective Supper-roOms. In the ladies' small
reception-TOom dainty. supper had been pre-
pared for Mrs. Harrison and the ladies' Of the
party, who weTe entertaigec by MIS-. r Hazard,
Mrs A. Poett, Mis-. L. Il. HeacOck, Mrs, w. n.
HaWley, Mrs DibDlee Mrs. X. b. Garfield. Mrs.
". h. Nixon, Mrs. FeIhald, Nj 5. DR.. McNulty,
Mrs Williams Of Ventura ana several others.
Tie supper was served on small tables seating
four each, and the china used was especially
hne. The tables were beautifully dressed with
flowers. The menu was especially chOice.~-After
q W miButeS spent IN general conversation ana
after tile first course had been served, MIS- HaT-
TisOn was reluctantly obliged to excuse herself
IN order 10 reach the train in time, and the VS.
iIOTs WIthdl eW.
Among all The notable receptiOns rendered to
the Presidential party on Their way up the coast
that given them at Santa Barbara seems 10 have
made as favorable an impression any. A let
ter from Governor Markham 10 Hon. E. b. Hea-
cock saws: The Presidents entire paTTy as
well as MY own. were more than delighted with
the entertainment given item al Santa Barbara.
Every member Of my party was simply enthus-
that she requested that special mention be made
OF II through tile press"
a New n. s. G. w. Club.
- The Grizzlies Is the name OF a club organized
Tuesday evening. April 13th, by the members Of
Pacific Parlor. No. 10, \. S. O. W, the objects
being 10 provide entertainment for the members
and TO provide novelties for Admission day cele-
The following officers were elecIed G. W.
. Cameron President; s. W. Dixon, Vice. Fl esi-
ID l.. Forster REGARDING
etal Secretary; j. r. Sleinback. Treasurer; +. W.
- smith, Sergeant alarms; DirectOrs-G. w.
Cameron, 5. W. Dixon. Edwin L. Forster, J. r.
Btenback, eX- OficiU; Z. ID. Bernhard, Henry Z.
Faur. W. McCord, Robert Cameron, DR.. q. W..
HunsakeT.
The Grizzlies are making active preparations
for tie celebration 10 be held at Santa Cruz on
the 9Th OF September next.
Richards On-Mc CATCHY Wedding in Sacra-
-. -. mentO.
On Thursday last a highly interesting wedding
" occurred IN Sacramento. when, at the residence
OF her mother, Mrs. James MeClaichy, Miss.
Fannie McClatchy was united to MIR. Robert A
RICHARDSON Of San Francisco. The bride Is well
known Ia social circles Ia this Guy and Saera-
mentO. She IS the eldest daughter of the late
James McClatehy, the pioneer iournallst-whO
. was for more than a quarter OF a century the
editor Of the Bee. She Is young lady OF rare
personal attIac ions and accomplishments The
happy bridegroom Is a native OF DUmfIIeS Sc Or
land, aud graduate OF The University OF Edin-
burgh. He Is gentleman OF high social stand
DEin this city.
Tie ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
Grace, and look llace under beautiful bower
formed Of ferns, roses. cacti and many other va
Tielies Of flowers. Little Edna MeClstchy (daugh-
ter Of MIR. Y. s. McClatchy) was maid OF honor,
and The attendants were her little sisters, the
= Misses Charlotte, Estrle and Valentino. There
We're none present but The Immediate relatives Of
the bride. The parlOTs were tastelully decorated
with flowers, and all the features OF the cere-
mOny were novel, beautiful and Impressive. An
Dafldkeu
= those present. the tables presenting handsome
appearance with its floral aud other adOruments.
- Tie wedding presents were many and elegant,
some of them coming from New York and other
distant points, and were accompanied by the
donors warmest congratulations.
The bTide and groom departed on the afternoon
train for this city. They Will reside al 1409 Van
Ness avenue
Another Delightful Party on the Bay.
Among the many gayly decorated boats that
occupied conspicuous positions al the launching
OF the Monterey none bore happier company Of
passengers than the Aurora OF the California
Transportation Company They we're all per-
sOnal friends in church and business circles OF
the genial Captains Nelson and Anderson. Be-
fore landing on the return trip tue grateful pas
sengers gave three rOusing cheers and a tiger foi
each Of the captains, and passed the following
resolution: "ResOlved That we hereby extend
our grateful thanks 10 CAPTAINS Nelson and An.
0ersOn for their cOurtesies IN giving US such ex-
eelent opportunities for witnessing to-day lhe
rare and splendid scenes on the bay, and al the
launching Ofthe warship Monterey" The reso-
lullOn was signed among others by E. McCllsh,
c. Z. Holmes, l. w. Whiting, R. V. Wait
Society Personals.
Mrs. A. Il. Rutherford has returned from a
delightful Eastern trip. She will spend some OF
the coming season at Monterey.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles E. Graham Jr. (nee EUIs)
have returned from Southern California and are
now at the Hotel MiTabeau. They will be at
home Fridays.
Of several months TO her sister, Mrs. DR.. NJ.
Augusta Brown in New York City, and the old
family bone at SehohaIie, n. Y. She has also
been making short visits en- route with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Hayes, and her brother, Mr.. Charles
Gage, at Chicago.
Miss Anna Oglesby, who has been on visit 10
her sister, Mrs. L. II. ROuSer, IN the City OF
Mexico for the past eight months, has returned
20 her home In ibis city.
MIR. Charles Algernon DOugherty Secretary OF
the American Legation in Mexico, has been on a
visit TO this city,.
Mr.. ana Mrs. }. E. RuggIes go East on Monday,
the 4th insf., fOran extended visit.
Mrs. o. n. Moore of Massachusetts, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. L. Ruggles, leaves
for her home on the Ain inst
The McMulliu party have settled for time at
Redondo Beach.
Mr.. A. ID. Logan, President of the Changers
Bank IN this city, Mrs. Logan aud Miss Logan
are Tie guests OF Mr. aud Mrs. Curry, near NOrd
MRS. John lie Conte OF Berkeley Is very low,
and II was hardly expected that she would sur
we her husband more than few days.
MIR. Gustav j. SchArlach Is at the Hoffman
Heuse, New York, previous TO bis departure for
Europe.
Miss EleanOra COnnell has returned from New
York alter an absence OF nearly two years, aud
Hlll be heard in concert shortly.
Mr. Henry Z. Herbert, owner of the Lakes Of
Killarney III Ireland, Is visiting this Coast.
Miss Josie Thwalte has returned 10 Portland
Oregon, after a delightful visit Of i've months
with friends and relatives In this city.
Mrs. ID. Ii. Mahan, VILE OF Lieutenant Mahan
eErived from The East on Wednesday,
MT. aud Mrs. Thomas Fitch Jr. and their two
HANDSOME little boys have gone TO East Oakland
. reside for the summer.
Miss Blanche Castle and Miss Loulsson are
p WISHING Mr.. and Mrs. M. HYman of Honolulu.
Among The passengers that arrived on the Zea-
1ndia was MIR. NJ. LOuissOn OF the Honolulu rm
Of NJ. B. Grinbaum & Co. MT Louisson is one
OF the Oldest residents in Honolulu, having az.