The morning call., 1892-06-20

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June is pre-eminently the month of happy
weddings. and, so far. has nobly vindicated
her claim to that distinction Town and
country are yieing with one another in the
manufacture Of happy pairs" and Cupid
is equally busy in the forging Of engage
ment LINKS. The recent prevalence Of cool
winds have not seemingly deferred his
operations, but with late summer season
in prospect the little god is likely 10 create
sad havoc among unsuspecting hearts. The
usual weekly review is appended.
Mrs. William NJ. Graham, wife Of General
Graham. is preparing for an elaborate char
ity bazaar to be held at the Preside
early in The fall. TIE young ladies in the
army set are already preparing fancy arti-
Giles. e2d there VIII be tennis and other out
door attractions, so that the interesting
affair viii partake in some ways of the ma
ture Of a fete cbampetTe,
Messrs. Ogden Hoffman. II. H. Haight
and 0. c. Haslett con stitute the tournament
committee for the NTH annual tournament
of the Pacific Coast Lawn Tennis AsSocla-
tiOn of san Rafael. which takes place on
June So July ], and 4
VI z. s.
enth street, Oakland, viii celebrate their
golden wedding on Sunday next. They
will receive their friends between 3 80 and
g O'Clock P. N. and ! and 10 o'clock P. N.
\ o cards.
The Shakespeare Literary and Social
Club viii give a reception at 26 O'Farren
street tomorrow evening. The invitations
are iDgeniOusiy made up Of Shakesperean
quotations.
Mrs. Joseph A. DonOhoe gave q delightful
% q 81 a naT
country residence IN Menlo Park.
Invitations have been issued by the Ten
deTl0in Club for their opening party, which
takes place In Union Hail. SOn0ma City, on
the evening Of Friday next The board of
directors, MeSSTs. Clement >. SehusteT,
John 4. Reed, Rudolph Belau and Charles
Hess Jr, have spared no trouble nor ex-
peuse IN their endeayOT 10 make this one OF
the most successful parties OF the season.
Trains Will leave THIS city at O'Clock wa
IibuTOn ferry and guests can return the
next Saturday morning at $50 O'Clock.
The Photographic Society Of the Com
meTCial Evening School was organized last
Thursday evening al the residence of bliss
Sarah MoultOn. 25l6 Folsom street It's Oh
iects are TO promote social intercourse, to
form more peTfect union and mutual ad-
vanCemeut. Miss Pauline NJ Maussang was
elected president
Mrs. A. Miller gave an enjoyable luncheon
during The week at her Sau Rafael cottage.
Her guests were afteTward entertained with
drive
a german VIII be given at the Casino
Santa Cruz this week.
The san Francisco Bicycle Club gave an
ENJOYABLE ladies' night on Friday evening
at their quarters on the c0Ther Of Golden
Gate avenue and Polk street Dancing was
the chief amusement 4 recherche supper
was served in the basement which was artis-
tically decorated for the occasion.
The entertainment IN aid Of the W0naD's
Home Will be given at the Bjou Tbeater
next Wednesday evening.
From private letter written on the I. s.
5. Baltimore at Nhatcom, Wash, under
date Of June S, 1t appears that the Ofic eTS
Of that vessel have Deeu extensively enter
tanned in the north. The cruiser is expected
down shortly.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin and Mrs. Peter
D0Hahue viii return from the East
in the fall, accompanied by Mr. Peter
D0nahue Martin, now at GEORGETOWN Col
lege. II IS Mrs. Martins intentions 10 give
Der son large cOming-out ball next season
at one OF tie new halls il process Of cree
ton.
A pretty dinner party was given By Mr..
and Mrs. Robert 7. Nieiand al the Palace
Hotel on Friday evening. Cloth Of gold and
gold Of Ophlr roses were the principal 11OTel
agents employed in decoration. Tie guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Gregory, Mr..
and MIS-. R. II. Sinton. Mrs. Huntsman,
Miss Wood, Mrs. Frank Walker, Mr. 5.
Engagement Notes.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment Of Miss Maud Hopkins, niece OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. ". Hopkins to Mr.. Warren d.
Clark, a member Of the firm Of Williams,
Dim0nd & Co.
The latest Tumor regarding engagements
is that Miss Maud Smith is afianced to
Prince GalitziB, an Austrian nobeman, al
present Ia New York, where Mrs. Smith
and her two charming daughters are Tesid-
ing on Fifth avenue since they left this city.
The wedding of Lieutenant William
Reeve Hamilton, L. ). A, 10 Miss Jane
Henrietta Bond CT Brooklyn, y. I, will
take place tomorrow. Lieutenant Bamil-
ton viii not return to the Preside, having
been ordered TO Governors Island at the
expiration of his three months leave.
The wedding Of Miss Lizzie SintOn, dsugb-
ter of Colonel and Mrs. L. II. Sinton, and
Mr.. Henry d. Walker will take place next
Saturday afternoon in 81. PauPs Church in
san Rafael.
The engagement is announced of Mr. Will
II, Hall Of East Oakland and Miss Daisy
Boothe, daughter Of Colonel BOOthe Of
The Welding Of Mr. Daniel 7. c. Perkins
and Miss Marie Giffin Will take place to-day
IN Pomona.
The engagement is reported Of Miss Flor
ence Blythe. the heiTess, to Mr.. Frederick
N. Hnckley, son IF the senior partner Of
The firm Of HlHcHey, SpieTs q Hayes.
Cards have been sent by Mrs. Julia
O'Connor to friends announcing the ap-
preaching marriage Of her daughter, Miss
Julia O'ConnOr, 10 Mr Robert 7. kayanagh.
The ceremony VIII be solemuiZed on
Wednesday evening, June y. at 80 o'clock,
at Holy Cross Church, at Eddy and Scott
streets.
The wedding Of Mr.. Archibald Cook of
San Francisco and Miss Willie N. Aker5 OF
Shellyilie, Sonoma Valley, will take place
June 20
Cards ara ont for the wedding at Santa
Cruz next Wednesday Of Miss L0ttie
Pauline Dame and Mr. J. Henry Thompson,
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Rosa We'll Of Santa Cruz to Mr.. A. Rum
elsberg, wealthy young merchant Of Napa.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Bertha Holman, daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
). Hellman Of Oakland, to Mr.. Max Fried
man Of San Francisco. They Will receive
their friends at 1868 Telegraph avenue. Oak
land.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
May Well TO Mr.. Lichtenst TEN Of this city.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Emma Patek to Mr.. Herman Ilsbach. They
will receive Sunday afternoon, June %, and
the Thursday afternoons in June at 1910
Larkin street.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Julie Lydia PuyOou TO Mr.. Daniel j. Ri0r-
dan, TO take place at ST. Mary's Cathedral
next Thursday evening at 8:30 O'clock.
The engagement Is announced OF Mr. f.
Il. DOhTmann. son OF Judge X. DOhTmann oil
PiB0le and grandson Of Mr.. Siege of Siege
Station, and Miss Druey, second daughter Of
Mr.. L. T.. King and half sister OF Mrs X. b.
Waterman of Mare Island and Mrs. Howell
a. Powell Of Oakland The wedding will
take place June rs at the residence Of the
brides parents. Owing TO tie serious ill
ness Of the latteT's father. only the relatives
OF the contracting parties will be present
The FIsheT-Sahlein wedding.
A prominent wedding of the week was
that Of Mr. Henry Sahlein, the well-known
millionaire, TO Miss Carrie Fisher daughter