The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Entertainments and Dai cas in
and About the City.
The Peterson China Wedding Club:
Entertainment "A Berkeley Marriage.
The Clover Club Party

An illustrated lecture with over 100 beauti-
full views of the story of ben Hur" will be
given in Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, Mission street, between Sixth and
Seventh, by Rev. George G. McNutt this
evening.
The Entire Nous Cotillon will give their
leap-year reception this evening at Lunt'S
Hall.
The first appearance In San Francisco of
Mr. William II. Sherwood, the American
piano soloiSt from Chicago, will doubtless
attract many society people TO Metropolitan
Temple this evening.
Mr.. L. ii. Cousins was pleasantly sur
prised recently at his residence, 40 Oak
street. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone. Mr..
and Mrs. Burling, Mr. and Mrs Jacket,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cousins, Miss Esther Hous-
ley, Messrs. H. Taylor, W. Dousc, Mr.
Smith, W. McGregor. F. McGregor.
The Semper Idem Club will give prom
Hall this evening. An enjoyable time is
anticipated.
1t has not yet been definitely decided
whether he anniversary of California Com
mandery, No. l, knights Templar, will be
celebrated at Pioneer or O1d Fellows Hall.
In any event it will be a brilliant affair.
National Paror, No. 118, n. s. g. w, will
llold reception this evening at ODD Eel
lows Hall.
The Glover Club gave a pleasant leap
year party last Friday evening in Pioneer
HAL, which was attended by about eighty
couples. Excellent music was provided by
Cesar Brand, and light refreshments were
Dancing
night. Miss Annie Robinson, the floor
manager, ted the grand march, escorted by
MI. James 5. Hawkins. The Floor Com
nlttee comprised Miss Nettie G. Smith,
Miss Florence WOrden. Miss Maud Kauf-
mann, Miss Laura Schmitt, Miss II. Cos
liner, Miss Lily Colt Blair and Miss Kitty
Lawson.
"A Washington Social Retrospect.
In the annual retrospect of matters social
gwen by newspaper published in WASH
lngton, ID. c., the following events of in
terest on this Coast are deemed worthy Of
special mention:
The wedding bells rang out on January
9TH from old st. Johns In honor of the
nuptiaIs of the Chief Justices daughter,
Miss Mildred Fuller, to Mr.. Hugh Campbell
Wallace, on which occasion, which also
marked the silver wedding of the brides
parents, the minister, Rev. Daniel Weston
OF New York, who had officiated for them
twenty-five years before, was present to
perform the same ceremony for the daugh-
ter.
January 14th ST. Matthew's Church was
the scene Of one of the most memorable
weddings OF the year, that of Miss Florence
AudeATed TO Charles Marie de la For
est, Count DeYonne, of Paris. Archbishop
C0rrlgan, as godfather OF the bride, officl-
ated. M. RouStan, the French Minister.
was best man, anO the bride entered the
church leaning on the arm Of the Secretary
of State, who gave her hand in marriage.
At the dinner given the wedding party the
previous evening the foreigners wore full
court costumes, in which they afterward
attended the Presidential reception, Count
Deyonne leading the party with his bride
elect.
A few DAYS later the marriage of Mr.. Nor
ton Mitchell To Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson
Ladd of San Francisco took place at ST.
Johns Church.
The Peterson China Wedding.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Peterson, corner Of Santa Clara avenue and
Mozart street. Alameda, recently, presented
a very brilliant scene, it being their TWEEN
tieth, or china, wedding anniversary. Dane
ing was INDUCED in until 10 O'Clock, after
which a most b0untiful supper was served
The host aud hostess are splendid enter
tainers. As can be amply attestet by all who
were present on Thursday evening. The
company consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii.
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Miller, Misses
Martha and Tina Peterson, Messrs. Theo-
d0Te Peterson and Joseph Peterson Of A la
media, Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson, Miss Wind, Messrs. c. W.
Wind, s. Wind and G. Petersen Of San
Francisco, and Mr.. J. Christensen of Rio
Vista.
Courtenov-Cuttingw addiuo I'm Now VorI,
The New York Herald Of recent date has
the following regarding a happy event in
the family life Of MI. Francis Cutting of
the Cutting Packing Company
Miss Isabella Sweet Cutting, daughter of
Mr. Francis Cutting of 80 East Sixty-third
street, was married. last evening to Mr..
Harold COnrtenay of Manchester, Eng
land. Rev. DR.. L. A. Ackworth was the
officiating clergyman. The bride was given
away by her father. She was unattended
by bridesmaids. Her gown was of bro
caded white satin finunced with point lace.
Her veil OF tulle was held by diamond
star, and she carried silver bound prayer
book.
Mr. Fred P Cutting, br other of tho bride,
acted as best man. There were two ushers-
Mr. Elliot Rogers and Mr.. Edwin Burrows.
Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Brooks. Mr.. Harlow Chandler, Mr..
and Mrs Hilry Bell, Mr. ana Mrs c. j. Ed
wards, Mr. and Mrs. A. 5. Haight, DR..
Egan. Mrs. c. EgaD, the Misses Decker,
Mr.: and Mrs. Eugene Pitou,, Miss Laura
Emma Thursby, Mr. and Mrs. II. Vande-
water, Mr.. Fred Peaks Mr.. David Costello
and DR.. and Mrs. E. 4. Smith.
The happy couple will sail for Genoa on
Saturday, and viii pass the winter in
Florence.
The Beulah Club Entertainment.
The Beulah Club gave one of its pleasant
entertainments last Friday evening in Mis-
sion Music Hall. The attendance was very
large and the affair was very successful.
Dancing was enjoyed afterward and light
refreshments were served. The programme
was as follows Overture, orchestra; reclta-
ton, Miss Lolita Johnson; ballad, True
Till DEATH" j. c. Hughes; waltz song,
Perfumes Of the Orient" (BellenghD, Mrs.
T. Riley; selections by members Of the
Mandolin Club; song, Summer Love
Dream" Miss Bailey; recitation, The
Confessional" Miss Day.
A Berkeley Marriage.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles Fuller and
Miss Ethel " Leland, only daughter of
Captain and Mrs. George V. Leland of
Berkeley. took place on Christmas eve at
the residence Of the brides parents on Lin
coin street
The bride was attlTed in a beautiful dress
Of white nuns yelling and silk adorned with
orange blossoms. Miss Agnes Fuller was
bridesmaid and Mr. John w. Brewer best
man. Many of the invited guests, some of
whom were near relatives of the contracting
parties, were prevented from attending owing
to Illness but regrets for being unable to at
tend and congratulations were received from
all quarters.
The presents were many ana elegant, con-
naments and other things TO help In making
the new home attractive. A bountiful sup
per was served under the direction of Mr..
j. g. Wright.
The happy couple left for this city Mt IL
o'clock. After their wedding journey in the