The morning call., 1892-05-16

est in the way of social entertainment.
Mrs. Monroe Salisbury gave delightful
matinee tea last Wednesday at her resi-
dence on California street, in honor Of
Countess Festetics. nee Haggin.
The entertainment given by the Simpson
Lyceum on Monday evening was particu-
larry interesting. Hen. r. Guy Mcclellan
gave an explicit lecture in favor Of free COIN
age of silver, DR.. Hill recited and there
was music Miss DelaDo's essay should
not be forgotten among the excelencies Of
the occasion.
Mrs. Charles GoodaIl's rose tea on Satur-
day, at her residence on Steiner and Meal
lister streets, Melted a goodly sum for the
Musical Conservatory OF the university OF
the Pacific, besides proving delightful So
cal affair. On the programme were Mrs.
Morrow. Mrs. kingsbuTy, Miss Anderson.
Miss Watt, Miss Carroll, Nj and Mrs w.
c. Campbell, Miss Hert, Miss de Forest anu
others. The house was lovely IN Its dress
of roses. The hostess was handsomely at
tired in a mauYe gown, and her QauGh-
ter was charming ia pale green. a large
number Of young ladies assisted IN reeeiy-
ing, representing the various Methodist
Episcopal churches OF the city, the conserva-
tory at San Jose being a worthy Methodist
enterprise.
A society baseball game will be played at
Central Park next Saturday between mines
OF the Bank of California and tire First Ma
tiOnal Bank. The invitations are very
quaint
Miss Helen Otis was most agreeably sur
pTised by a party Of her friends last W ednes-
day evening at her home, 1900 Washington
street.
0Ir. and Mrs. Walter c. Campbell enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Stetson, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Ii. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Watt, Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur Brown at dinner
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dence. Afterward musicale was enjoyed,
Mrs. J. Z. Bingham and the host and
hostess taking z ID
Miss Alice Z.ska gave a charming recep-
ton last Tuesday evening at the residence
Of her mother. Nine. B. Ziska. 1906 Van
Ness avenue. in honor Of the officers OF the
Austrian corvette Fasana.
The quarterly meeting Of the Women
Educational Union was held on Tuesday,
the features being an informal programme
by Mrs. COryell and SOD and Mrs. James
Garden; the appointment Of nominating
committee, consisting of Mrs. John Vance
Cheney, Mrs. Margaret Deane. Mrs. Rich
aid Chute, Miss Laura Music and Mrs. I.
j. Doyle, ard the presentation Of flowers TO
Mrs Calvin Ewing, an esteemed member
The marriage Of Mr.. I. Z. Saunders and
Miss Alice q. Barron took place last Thurs
day evening at ST. J0sephs Church. The
marriage vas strictly private Oh account Of
a recent death in the family of the pride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders will hold an infOr-
nal reception next Thursday evening at
their residence, 5l5 Lyon street.
Mr. Henry Heyman has issued invitations
for a violin recital by his pupils to take
place this evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
Miss Mathilde Ac0sla and Mr.. Louis
IhOmaleTr Of Mexico were married on
Wednesday night at the new cathedral The
bride is q daughter OF Mrs. LeOcadia AcOSta
- and the groom rich yOung merchant Of
II
The wedding ceremony performed by
Father KIRBY, was followed by a reception
The san Francisco operate Society will
produce BLACK Marbles, bg BuccOloSi, the
second week in June. The event will be
looked forward 10 with interest.
Miss Ella Dyer and Mr.. Frank VI. Well
man were united in marriage on May at
the residence Of Mrs. Henry Wetherbee IN
Eruilyale. Rev. G. i. McNntt offciated,
and the affair was very pleasantly cele-
brajed. Mr. ana Mrs. Wellman are passing
their honeymoon at tie Blue Lakes.
3Ir 2. Sullivan and Miss II. Sullivan
were married at ST. Theresa's Church,
p0trero. on Sunday last. Miss a. Sullivan
was bridesmaid, and Mr.. j. Cunningham,
best man. Both the principals are very well
known in the vicinity OF the marriage.
A kettledrum viii be given at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lohse, 1885
Webster street, Oakland, On Saturday, from
until 10 o'clock, for the benefit Of the
Catholic Ladies AID Society, No 1, Of Oak
land.
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of Mrs. Toland, the widow
Of tile late DR.. Charles Buckler- Toland, to
Mr. James Lake Of Sew York. viii take
place at noon to-day at St. Johns Episcopal
Church.
The wedding OF Miss Frances L. Gamble.
daughter of Mr.. James Gamble Of Pied
mont, and Mr.. Walter Ellis Of Boston,
Mass, viii take place Wednesday afternoon,
June 6th, in ST. Pauls Church, Oakland.
The bridesmaids VIII be Miss Jessie
Coleman aud Miss Edna Dickens of
Oakland, cousins of the bride. and Mr..
William Ripley Of Boston, cousin OF the
groom, Will act as best man. After the we'd
ding there viii be reception IN the even
ing, al the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs John
". Coleman, In Oakland, 10 which only
relatives and very intimate friends Will be
invited On the day after the wedding the
young couple will leave for the East, and
will pass the season at the summer residence
Of Mr.. Ellis. in Newton, Mass.
Tie wedding Of Miss Jessie Wall,
daughter Of General and Mrs. j. G. Wall,
and Mr.. Douglas 81. Quint son OF the late
Judge Quint, will take place in the near fu-
tuTe Both Of the young people are we'll
known and reside IN Alameda.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
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Mrs. j. q. Clarke OF LeaYenBorth street,
10 J. d. Ruggles Jr The parents Of both
the bride and grCom-elect are among San
Eraneisco's oldest residents.
Announcement is made Of the engage
ment Of Miss Florence Gertrude Currier,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p CnrrieT, to
Mr.. Arthur F. Barnard. The wedding will
take place in October.
The WGlker-Sinton wedding takes place
in San Rafael June %. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker will spend the summer at BelvedeTe
with Mr. Waters and Miss Lillian Waters,
who are building beautiful residence at
that favOcite resort.
The announcement is made Of the engage
ment If Miss Louise Payot. daughter of
Henry Payot Of the firm of PayOt, Upham
81 Co. OF this city, TO DR.. Henry Lambert
Curtis Of Philadelphia. The wedding will
take place early this summer, and after
short tour through the East they will make
this city their future home, residing at 922
Ellis street.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie Adelia Lob
mann to DR.. Coleman Ward Cutler will take
place al noon Wednesday next at st. Paul's
Church, Oakland. Miss Lohmann is the
daughter of the late Mr. LohmanD, at one
time partner of d. w. Earl. The brides
mother is sister OF the late Mrs. Edgar
Mills.
The engagement IS announced of c. Mel
quiOnd of Oakland, who is now in France,
and Nine. NJ. Belico. rich widow, also in
France. The wedding will take place as
soon as Mr.. MelquiOnd's mother, who is in
this city now, reaches France. She will
leave IN two weeks.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Emma Nj, Cline Of San Francisco to Mr..
Edward j. Fsnnon of Oakland.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Annie G0rhBkel to Mr.. Max Schick, with
the firm of Schiek & Kanitz, importers, of
this city.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
HewbaueT to Miss Hattie Weinberger.
The wedding Of Miss Grace Lillian Hub
bard, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
formerly Of san Francisco. and Mr.. E.
Kirby MillspaIfgh of Minneapolis Mimi,
viii take place on June l at st. Paul's
Church in Minneapolis, MINI.
The Graham Hughes Wedding.
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