The morning call., 1892-03-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Recent Echoes of Softly Ginning
Wedding Bells.
ihe Howard-Street Church Green Tea-simo-
son Chautauqua Circle Holds Meeting.
Personal Notes

The first stereopticon lecture under the
auspices Of the Calvary Club and Sabbath
school will take place this evening in the
church parlors. 1t will be entitled IAN
Hour or So in Mexico
The Harmonic Club will give a social this
evening at Union-sQuare hall in honor OF
their lady friends.
A dinner will be given by the Young
Peoples Union of Westminster Presbyte-
non Church this evening, between . and 8
o'clock. in the lecture-rOom Gu Fell street,
Detweea Octavia aud Laguna
IhsHe VIII be an evening of tableaux,
roses, pantomimes. drills. songs and recita-
lions, under the direction of Miss Adelaide
Meob, Tor the furnishing fund of the Unity
ifesOyteFian Church, this evening. The
music VIII be under the direction of Messrs.
Louis and Fred knell; soIoist, Mrs. Alice
Waltz Grey.
Green Tea.
There was large attendance last night
at Howard-street NJ. T. Church parlors On
the occasion OF a green tea" given by the
Ladies Aid Society.
A regular programme was enjoyed in
GLIDING whistIing solo by Miss Alice
Rideout yentriloquism by Mr.. T. III. Car
son and play. did You Ever See a
Ghost?" by Miss Agnes Fillmore, Miss
Emma OnyoD, Miss Olivia Onyon, Messrs.
Frank Mayberry and Walter Leech. The
Home Circle orchestra rendered some pleas
ing selections.
Among the ladies who arranged the en-
/ Joyable affair were: Mrs. Nj. de Witt, Mrs
J. +. Byxbee. Mrs. w. T. Hasty, Mrs. e.
| Gillland.
The simpson Chautauqua Circle.
The Simpson Chautauqua Literary and
Scientific Circle held its regular meeting
work in initial studies in American let
tiers and the story of the Constitution,
which the President, Rev. DR.. A. C.. Hirst,
conducts IN most interesting manner, add
Ing much by his suggestions and method of
questioning, there were three papers read
by members of the circle, which reflected
great credit upon the careful research of the
writer's Mr. Mayor Mays character sketch
OF Thomas Paine was well written, bringing
out ali that was praise worthy in the charac-
/ ter and dealing eharitably with his faults
Miss HiTsts paper, "Woman's Work in the
Columbian Exposition, was full of interest
anu Information and was well delivered.
The programme closed with carefully pre-
pared paper On Political Government by
Mr.. a. L. Williamson.
The He:nz-KIein Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles Heinz and
Miss Louise Klein took place last Saturday
evening al the residence OF her parents, 624
Lombard street. After the ceremony the
bridal couple and guests drove 10 Germania
Han, which was artiStcaly decorated for
the occasion, and there they enjoyed a very
pleasant time.
AT IL o'clock all present repaired to the
suppeT-rooul. where a bounteous repast was
In waiting, and the future happiness of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Heinz was toasted, after
which dancing was kept up until the small
hours OF the morning.
The Hsusman- Winters Wedding.
An suspicious wedding took place Satur-
day evening, March >. at the residence or
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winters The con-
tracing parties were Miss Amelia Hausman
and Mr. Fred Winters, a prominent young
man of the Mission.
Miss Lille Hausman acted as bridesmaid
and Mr.. Louis Winters as best man. The
/ residence WAS handsomely decorated
vlolets and hyacinths being the principal
flowers. Al o'clock the ceremony was
/ performed by the Rev. j. Fuendeling Con-
gra,ulations were proffered and several
kilograms with best wishes received. The
bride looked well in an elegant toilet of
light gray trimmed with steel. The brides
maid Was bPcomngly attired in fawn, deco
rated with lovers knots. At the supper Mr.
Charles inters announced the following
tossts: Bride and Groom" by NJ: F.
Miller; The Young Couple" by Mr. Gus
Hertcam; The Fais Bride" By Mr. Con
! Hauser. Mr.. and Mrs. Hausman left for
the South.
The Lanes cslinanlni Wedding.
A pretty wedding took place on Saturday
evening last at tie residence of the late
Charles Scalmanini, 9O919 Filbert street.
the contracting parties being Mr.. Charles
Lane AMI Miss Lizzie Scalmanini, both Of
San Francisco. The BRIDE was given away
by Mr.. II. Monrad, her brother-in- law.
Miss Amelia Scalmanini, the sister of the
ID k~TsT AZ
MaTioni was gr0omsman. The ceremony
was performed by Superior Judge COffey.
After the ceremony the family friends sat
down TO tempting collation.. They drank
10 the health of the newly married couple.
The couple received many valuable pres
ents. Music was enjoyed until late hour,
when the couple left for their home.
Society Personals.
Mrs. James Z. Flood and Miss Flood of
Menlo Park and this city. are staying at the
Vendome, San Jose.
Bishop Fowler has returned from his visit
South.
Miss Nellie Ashe has returned from a visit
TO Mrs. Henry Mclean Martin at her Santa
Cruz cottage.
Mr.. VIII II. Croker aud party left Santa
Barbara on Sunday in their private car Sac
ramento for Los Angeles.
Mr.. Daniel Sewen, member OF the Board
Of Education who has been i'll the past
week, is convalescng and expects to resume
duty in few days.
General II. A. Cobb. who has been visit
Ing his old home in Galveston, Texas, is exs
pected home in few days. He was met in
Los Angeles on Monday by his son, Major
Ii. A. Cobb Jr,, from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Z. Osborne have gone
down to their Santa Clara ranch to remain
several months.
Rev. and Mrs. Horatio Stebbns stopped
in Nisalia on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Ford have re-
turned to their residence, 1920 Broadway
from Menlo Park.
BIZ. NJ. NJ. Estee's family vii, return to
HedgPside, Napa. about the Ist of April.
Mr.. Louis SloSs Jr. has been visiting Por-
terviile.
DIR. Warner and family registered at the
Geysers Sunday last, being the first party
to arrive there this season.