The morning call., 1891-09-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
How Society Celebrated the HOl.
day at San Rafael.
A Fashionable Hotel to Close Progressive
Euchre on Oak street-A Charitable
Tea Next Saturday-Notes.

OF Mrs. Irlpler, 1U2I washington street,
corner Of Mason, from 2 to O'Clock. Music
from to 5. IL is hoped that a large at
tendance will be present to cheer the ladies
and help to fill the depleted treasury of the
institution. This charity takes care OF in
fants and little children who are too young
to be taken in most of the charitable In
sttutions Of the city.
The management of the Hotel Rafael has
decided to close that fashionable resort next
Tuesday. Handicap ed at the start by an
unwarranted scare of scarlet fever the hO-
lei has nevertheless enjoyed the patronage
of the elite throughout the season, which
proved both successful and pleasant. Ac-
cording to the present intentions the hotel
will remain closed until March next.
To-day Miss Susie Z. Bennett, daughter
of Mr. aud Mrs. II. II. Bennett of Frutvale,
and Mr.. Nicholas A. Acker, formerly of
Washington, ID. c., viii be married at San
Pablo's Church, FTuitvale, at 80 o'clock.
The wedding of Mr.. NJ. j. Ward of Los
Prietas, Mexico, and Miss Gertrude Hast
was celebrated on TUESDAY afternoon at the
Church of the Advent, East Oakland. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. Edward Hast,
Secretary Of the California Bank.
The one hundred and thirty-fourth con-
cert in the tenth series of musical even
ingS," given at the MauZy rooms in the
Pacific Union Club building. will take place
there this evening. under the direction OF Nj.
and Nine. Roeckel, assisted by their pupils
and MIR. Arthur Johannsen, yiolinist
Society at San Rafael.
Undeterred by the shOwery appearance
of the weather yesterday morning, large
number of society people Joined friends
already established at San Rafael. Many
went across to witness the second annual
tennis tournament. an account Of which will
be found 10 another column.
Still others made an excursion of the trip,
thereby celebrating Admission day, and
having in mind the possibilities of the hop
promised in the evening. The cottagers
in the neighbOrho0d Joined forces and the
pretty courts were in fact well attended.
| Gay blazers and dainty toilets blended har-
| mOnously in the shade of the miniature
| grand stands.
In the evening, after dinner. there was a
delightful hop in the dining-room, which
was handsomely decorated. PrOmenading
was carried on in the grounds, corridors and
| broad yeTandas, which had been appropri-
ately arrang ed by Manager o. NJ. Brannan
| for the occasion. There was IA pleasant
| absence of rigid conventionality prevalent,
and the whisper that this was perhaps the
| last hop of the season at San Rafael in
| creased the general determination to enjoy
| the brilliant occasion. Mr.. E. NJ. Greenway
| was most assiduouS in his efforts 10 make
! lDe Dali successful anu lilu5t nave lcIt odllS-
! fed with the result of his labOrS.
Among those present during the after
! noon and evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ii.
| Fl. Sherwood, James Carolan, Miss Emily
| Carolan, Mrs. Evelyn Carolan. Mrs. Mary
Carolan, c, L. Mackey, William BalnoveS,
! John Ii. Scott, Mrs. j. \. FOlger, Il. NJ.
Greenway, D. F. Eustes. W: L. Watson. Mr..
and Mrs. II. F. WickmaD, H. G lcher, Miss
| Bailey, Miss Ward, Mrs. D.. 5. Austin, Miss
Sadie NJ. Austin. Miss Bessie Davenport,
G. 7. Woodward, Miss Stephanie Whit
ney, Miss Mary Whitney, Miss l.. r. Wood
Nj. Seigman, Mr. and Mrs. Searles, G. NJ.
Jennings, Miss s. J. Kingsman. Mrs. S. }.
Peabody. Mrs NJ. L. Kingsnan. J. Perry,
| Miss Klmler, E. e. Schmiedell, Will
lam Meter, Louis Feldmqnn Jr., c.
Mrs. 5. II. Thnmpkins, the Misses Thomp-
kins, Mr.. Waller Magee, Mr.. G. A.
! Loughborough, Mr.. Percy E. Haslett,
Mr.. +. b. Haight Jr., Miss Haslett, Miss
W. Haslett, Miss Chisholm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ravens, Mr. d. Linderman. Miss Martha p.
Gibbs Miss Laura Mcclure, Mr.. Il, A.
Brown, Mr.. P. h Brown, Mr. II. II. Oar
ing, Mr.. Charles Brown, Mr.. c. Page, Mr.
c. d. O'Sullyan, Mr.. W. a. MaGee, Mr..
! Thomas Magee Jr, Mr.. {. I. Ryland Jr,
Mr.. F. Ellenbride Jr., Miss Loleta Ellen
bride, Mss Marie Redding. Miss Mamie Nc
Mullen, Miss Jean Har~o God. Mr.. John T.
! Scott, Mr.. c. B. Lakeman, Miss Edna Rob-
| Jason. Miss Holt, Mr. \. Woodwork, MIR.
Fred WOodworth, Mr.. +; ?. Howard, Mr..
a L. Howe, Mr.. c. y. Culder. Miss Hattie
Kittridge. Miss Hattie Smith, Mr.. Il. A.
Craig, Miss d. L. Craig, Mrs. Crouch, Miss
Bertha Crouch, Mr. and Mrs. III. i. Wells,
Mr. ard Mrs. C. K. Kerby Jr., Mr.. p. A.
Williams, MI. Z: I; Nessersmith,, Mr.. Z. G.
Valentine, Mr.. j. F. Valentine, Mr.. Fl. W.
Poett, Mr.. L. H. Jones, Mr.. 5. b. MeNear,
Mr. B. Macdonald, Hhda Macdonald,
Miss n. Williams, Mr.. ii. Dickey, Mr. Z.
p. Mathews, Mr.. John k. Giascoek, Mr.. j.
Downey Harvey, Miss Gertrude Bayley,
Mr. C. E. PARCELS. Mr.. II. Schmeidell, Mr..
o. {. Haslett, Mr.. L. Ii. Sheldon. Nh A. d.
Baldwin, Mr.. William Alexander, Miss
MOulton, Miss F. Moulton, MI II. Brown of
Alameda, Mr.. Sid Haslett OF Alameda, Mr.
+. W. Dickson, Mr.. j. Z. Cooley, Mrs.
stel, Miss NJ. K. Griffen, Mr.. c. d. Gritfen,
Mr. NJ. E. Griffen, Mr.. f. W. Griffen Mr.. W.
Hewlett, MI C. L. Allen, Mr. w. Luebbert,
Mr. II. p Veeder, Mr.. w. b. Rountree,
Miss Edna Robinson, Miss Fargo, Mr.. P. G.
Bonsted, Mr.. j. T; Scott Mr. E. Delvett,
Mr.. C. r. Delvet, Mr.. George F. Delvet,
Mrs. J. L. Shaw. Miss Ella L. Shaw, NJ. +.
l. Shaw, Mrs. Friedlander, Miss Fredan-
der, Miss Bowie. Mr.. Z. Il. Foger, Mir. II.
H. Haight, Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Walter, Mrs.
c. A. Buck5ee, Miss Buckbee. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. N Walter, the Misses Walter, Mir. S: c.
Buck5ee, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Eastland, MIR.
and Mrs H. l.. Hutchinson, Mr.. Norman
Hutchinson, Mrs. +. c. de Long. Miss Flor
enee de Long, Mr. and Mrs c. r. Gates,
MI a. b. Welbe Jones. Mr.. c. c. BURBERRY
Mr.. A. r. Stewart, Mr.. C. d. Bates Jr.. Mr..
r. J. Davis, Mr.. John c. Spencer. Mr.. VIII
| lam b. Callen Jr., Mr.. w. b. Lee, Mr.. c. r.
Delvet, Mr.. Robert w. Harrison, Mr. F. c,
de Long. Mr.. W. H. Taylor Jr.., Mr.. E. n
| Bee, Mr.. ID. L. OConnelI, Mr.. w. r.
Wheaton. Mrs. ". E. Blackwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. d. Davidson, Miss Davidson.
Progressive Euchre on Oak Street.
most enjoyable progressive euchre party
was given by MIR. II. r. Dice at his residence,
924 Oak street, on Wednesday evening last.
The parlors were handsomely decorated,
and the euchre tables were arranged for two
couples each. The first two prizes were won
by Mr.. +. c. Douglas aud Miss Minnie
| Kelly, and the booty prizes by Miss q.
| Williams and Mr.. n. Williams.
During the evening choice selections were
rendered on the piano and violin by Mr. II
Dice, Mr.. 6. Kammerer and the Misses
| Schwartz. A pleasant feature of the even
ing was the introduction of the flash-light
camera by Mr.. II. Dice, by which the pic
| lures of many OF the guests were taken.
| Dancing was INDUCED in and refreshments
served.
| Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Brennan. Mrs. A. Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs.
| W. S. Free, Miss G. Patten, Miss G. Will
Jams, Miss Maud Cameron, Miss Violet
| Brown. Miss Minnie Kelly and the Misses
Schwartz; Messrs. E. Douglas, N. Will
Jams, G. Ferguson, L. Pollak, d. Wilson, j.
| Cameron, II. Rosenblum, G. Kammerer, G..
PatteD.
| Society Personals.
Mrs. Peter Hopkins and her daughter,
| Mrs. Lieutenant Dimock, spent yesterday in
! Santa Cruz, enjoying the celebration fete.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunt and Miss Fan
ME Hunt have gone to visit Mrs. j. K. Sc
| cord of San Jose.
Mrs. w. T. Ellis and Miss Hope Ellis
have returned home to Marysville from Del
| Monte, where they spent the summer.
| Mrs. Bishop Taylor, accompanied by her
| sons, Rev. Ross Taylor and Mr.. Harry r.
| Taylor, is at Pacific Grove. They are at
tending the Methodist Conference. in session
| there.
Mr.. J. N. lie Conte leaves to-day to begin
course In electrical engineering at Cornell.
| He will be accompanied by his mother and