The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings in
Society Circles.
Engagement Announcements - The Mason
Williams Wedding-Party on Guerrero
Street-Coming Events.
In gayety last week Oakland admittedly

ding and AtheniRn chirps were set off on
this side by one or two weddings. the Con-
cortlia Club ball, charitable musicale and
a few minor events. The reign of the tea"
is to he formally inaugurated this week by
Mrs. Clarke and many other private enter
tainmeutS are in preparation. Dancers Will
be happy this season, musical people are 10
be we'll catered for and weddings Will be
telerably frequent for the many who appre-
ciate those interesting ceremonies. On Fri
day evening Oakland opens the season
there with her Charity Ball.
The Little Kings Daughters OF Calvary
Presbyt RAN Church will hold Chair ty
Fair at 1851 Octavia street next Friday even
ing and Saturday afternoon. There will be
quite 4 number Of elegant articles for sale
az the several booths, and refreshments Will
be served during the evening.
Miss Nellie Hillyer iuaugurated a series II
Observation-Disclosures with delightful ladies
tea on Friday afternoon. Miss HiliYer has
lust returned from d visit to Mrs. Stanford
at Palo Alto.
Tie Alameda Flower Mission has decided
to au -menJ their bank account to carry on
the organization by giving a Satin Fair
which VIII take place on The Seth and 5lSt
insts. An interesting entertainment viii be
Mr. George Pope gave a very pleasant
Yachting party on Friday on his steam
yacht The party left here IN the morning
for libHr0n and after Il short visit TO Mr.
PUpes cottage eujoYed a sail and luncheon
on the bay In tue party were Miss Pope,
Miss TAYLOR, Mr.. d. I. Murphy, Mr. Sam
Buck bee, Nj. W. r. Sherwood aud several
others
. A PHEASANT event of the week WAS the in
augurat0n Of the Entire Nous COtIliun Club.
Their first meeting took place on Tuesday
II 4 hp
enjoyable affair, a feature being two BASKET
figures. The club consists of thirty ladies'
and thirty gentlemen and il is their lnteu-
ti0u To hold eight meetings, the dates al
ready arranged for being October 27th, No
vrmber 24th. December Sth and 22t and
January 21th. That on November oath will
be n fancy dress ball. A delightful season
is anticipated.
Tie musicale fete, arranged by the San
Francisco Nereiu Club, will take place on
Saturday evening, October 31st, when the
"Neibe uugen Fest will be given under
the direction of MessrS. King aud Walter.
L will take place at the club-roOms, and IS
being Gusily rphearsed
Mrs Greenwald is erecting a $4,000 resi-
denCe AT san Rafael near that occupied by
MI and Mrs Sio5s.
The members If The Bachelor Club, ="
who gave such successful cotIll0n last sea
son, have effected a permanent organization
for this season. II Is the intention 10 limit
the club t. 100 members, composed OF both
ladies and gentlemen. and TO give three balls
during the season. There is no DOUBT but
that success will crown the efforts OF the
mem berS.
The CalIiopeans, having rooms on the
corner of Polk and Pine streets, will give
their first ball this season on NDvem Der 7th,
probably at nlOn-sQuare Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Hall celebrated
the twentieth anniversary Of their wedding
al their comfortable home on san Jose ave-
nue., near Oak street. Alameda, on WedneS-
day evening
The ladies Of the Holly Park Presbyter-
ian Church will give a New England din
her al their hall, 3405 Mission street, on
Thursday evening, October 29.h, from >
O'Clock TO @. The price will be % cents,
children half price. This congregation is
trying 10 raise fund to procure a lot and
build a church, and asks the aid Of all who
feel inclined to assist in SO great cause.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Alice Scott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
N. Scott to Mr.. James n. Brown, son Of
Mr. Thomas Brown, cashier Of the CalifOr-
mia Bank.
The engagement is announced Uf Miss
Nelly Mae St0gdill Of Alameda to Mr.
Thomas Sinclaire-Gore Of Victoria. B. c.
The marriage viii take place Tuesday, No
vemter 9Th. at The residence Of the brides
uncle and aunt, Colonel and Mrs p. T. Dick
inson. 1913 Willow street. Alameda.
The wedding of Miss Adele Walter. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. d. y. Walter, and Mr.
Moses Heller, will take place on the 9th
inst, at the Walter residence on Van Ness
avenue.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Calista B0squt, daughter OF MI. and Mrs. L.
/. Bosqu, % Mr.. Charles ). Splnney OF the
Union Insurance Company.
The engagement of Miss Helene Levy to
Mr.. ). w. Rosenfeld of Portland, Oregon,
is announced They will receive Thursday
and Sunday afternoons of October at 1903
McAlHster street. Miss Levy is the daugh-
ter OF the late l. Levy Of the firm Of Living
5tOn u Co.
Miss Sophie Buehler eldest daughter of
the Rev. J. N. Buthier, will be married to
the Rev II. KoeDig Of Alameda, next
Wednesday evening at o'clock, at ST.
Paui's Church, Mission street
The engagement Is announced Of Lieuten-
ant Frederick G. Dodge. I. 5. r. NJ, and
Miss Julia de NeuYP, daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. Henry de Eeuye OF 1916 Lagnna
street The marriage is to take place the
last week in December.
Mr.. George Sturtevant, Postmaster of
Alameda, will be married to Miss Susie
Hand, a beautiful and highly esteemed
mem DER OF LIt EtSUy LeIIdu NuuItu lueIct
the middle Of November.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Rachel Godchaux to Mr. Paul n. Roth.
They will receive their friends on Sunday,
October 18th at 927 Geary street
The wedding Of Miss Sophie KODpitz Of
Alameda and Mr. W. d. Chapman of the
Custom house, this city, will take place
early next month.
The engagement is announced of blr. W.
2. MckinnOn, agent for the San Jose Brick
Company, and Miss JOvita Berual OF Mis-
sion Dolores San Francisco
Nlr. c. X. COlling and Miss Edith Douglas,
both well known in the vicinity OF OroYille,
viii he married tomorrow at Bangor.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Phoebe COIN to Mr.. Arnold Chaser, both oil
this city.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of Dr..
Charles II. Bulson of Stockton and Miss Ida
Castle, daughter Of Mr.. c. c. Castle, which
will take place tomorrow. The bride and
the groom will pass six months in the East.
The wedding of Miss Lillian Liebes,
daughter of Mr.. Louis LiebeS OF Llehes
Bros. and Mr., Joseph FIRST Of Cincinnati
VIII take place next Wednesday evening at
Athe residence of the brides parents, 1913
' an Ness avenue.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Pend eton, daughter Of the late George Ii.
PendletOn, American Minister to Germany
She is 10 marry Mr.. James Brce. Miss
PenOietOn's mother WAS a Miss Key of Bal
timoTe and relative of Francis Scott Key,
author Of the "Star-spangled Banner"
The Mason Williams Wedding.
One Of The prominent events of the week
in Oakland was the wedding Of Miss Mar
garet Williams, the niece of Mr.. and Mrs
L. Crouch, and Mr.. George II. Mason, the
only son Of Mr.. w. c. Mason, an East Oak
land merchant. He is also President of the
East Oakland Tennis Club.
The ceremony took place at the residence
of. MI Rufus Crouch, the well-known capt.
talist. The grounds were brilliantly ilu-
minated and the parl0rs handsomely adorned.
The bridesmaids were Miss Elliott McComb
and Miss Grace Mason, a sister OF the groom.
Miss Bertha Croucn was maid Of honor.
The best man was Mr. Roberts of San Lo-
renZo. Mr.. VIII Cove acted as escort to
Miss Mason and Mr.. Ed Vandercook to Mss
McCOmb. The impressive ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. SilcOx, who came
from Sacramento for this purpose.
After the ceremony hearty congratuIa-
tons from a host of friends followed. A
splendid wedding feast was served a little
later, during which time an Italian string
band discussed music from q recess in the
hall above.
The bridal presents were numerous and