The morning call., 1892-02-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Several Interesting Events In and
Around the City.
ciety Dojngs-A Band Of Hops Entertain
nant-The Nightingales' LeapYear
s-c,a,s Private Parties.

Redwood City 10 MISS Mary \. thompson,
daughter OF ex-Uuited States Appraiser
R. a. Thompson.
Sir. John c. WetmOTe and Miss Eva P0T-
ter were happily married recently in st.
S.ephon's Church. The bride is a niece of
Mrs Sarah B. Cooper and Of Mrs. Samuel
". Backus. She was 81 ven away by her
father. MI Jerome Porter. After we'd
ding breakfast at the residence Of Mrs.
Wemore. mother Of the groom, the happy
pair left on their bridal trip in the south.
A hop viii be given at the Preside this
evening.
new departure in social enteTiainm eut
likely TO become popular was made on Sun
CAV afternoon by Mr.. Edward NJ Green
way. the arbiter eleganuaTum Of the Coast,
iii the tea given at his residence, 626 Ellis
street 1t is said to be his intention to in
tyoduce This style Of Sunday afternoon re
leptj0ns, and thus give the eligible
bachelors an opportunity to entertain their
friends Naturally all the details were per-
fectly considered, the catering, music, etc,
being frst-class, and some 25O guests, prin-
paIly members Of tie Friday Night Club,
were pleasantly entertained by The genial
hest, assisted 10y his friend, MIR. Allen ST. ..
Bowie.
Tonight the interrupted Tuesday even
ing socias of the Nomen's EducaUOr3l and
industrial Union VII. be resumed, There
viii De games, cha1adeS and riddles, and
prize Will be awarded 10 tie brightest
WIt-ei among the company.
MI =. NJ. SL0TtTldge, one of the usherS n
tie Montague CathtrwuO1 wedding, VIII
give "a Spanish dinner In honor OF the
zroau-tltCt who last evening played the
host most handsomely 10 twenty-five guests
al the Palace Hotel
MI and Mrs. I-natz Stenhart gave a de-
llLEttui reception OH Friday evening al
their residence en- Post street. Dancing
and ala rpICuTean supper were features Of
lhe occasion, which was enjoyed Oy large
number of friends.
Yesterday afternoon a reception was
given Mrs aud Miss McFadden. # Ohio, at
tile Presbyterian Mission House, 953 oacTa-
ueut9 street.
Tie Danish Society Danuebrog held their
fourth monthly social on Sunday evening,
the oath ult,, al Uujou-sQUare Hall. These
s,elais are becoming very p0puiar. Ihe
present one, when was enjoyed 10y over zoo
people was managed By Messrs. 4. J9ha d
sen Charles oyer, {. Miller. IL. T. Ie,eI-
sen. George Hansen and Z. johnson.
Ar. Walter T. Shelley and Miss Jennie
Hopkins were united " etneSday evening
at The Second Congregational Church, Oak
land. The groom Is engaged wIih the
Southern Pacific Company, AID the bride Is
tie daughter Of Mr. A. a. Hopkins. Crown
Attorney u Lync0e, Canada. MI James
O. Taylor acted a> best man and Miss Jessie
Eorkus and Miss Bessie Park as brides
maids
I.- Smiling Group viii give its third
patty at CLI FeI. uDs' Hall this evening.
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Miss i.eia kjtt.e, Miss Mamie H0I0r Ok,
Miss Nellie Hluyrr Miss LllOlF, MISS
Mason. Miss Asle, Miss AIoa Decker, Miss
Evelyn CaI5au, Miss Hope Ellis, the Nj ses
T.-.-s,rs Miss Jennie NapIr-scn. Mis-,
Ia.-.. ..Haa-.-4- Ms. Fuaal-r Mss ~in1p-
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Williamson, 81 r. l.. H. GTeeuNay, Mr. Ev-
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