The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18

Although the resumption of school duties
has recalled many families to the city,
hotel-keepers and cottage proprietors ont
of town are by no means altogether down.
cast. Enough San Franciscans remain at
some of the popular Watering-places 10
afford good business" and In many places
the summer harvest is only just beginning.
July and August are usually delightful
months for out-oi-do0r recreation, and, as
Will be noted in the subjoined review, gen.
eral society has fully taken advantage Of
tile opening amenities Of the frst-named
month.
Del Monte will hardly be at its fashion
able best until the 1st prOx., when society
makes the resort IFS Mecca for month or
TWO, Bathing is the great resource at pres
ent. Mss Hager led pretty german last
week and gave an enjoyable picnic. Mr..
Bruguiere also gave picnic. Afternoon
teas are not unknown among the Tipples
which vary the placid surface Of dolce
far nients existence.
San Rafael is reported to be enjoying" a
dull season. Miss Maude Morrow gave a
campfire. which was the event of the week.
Music was enjoyed on rugs spread around a
blazing fire in the prettity Illuminated cot
tage grounds. AfteTwaTd there was a deli
cious supper. Many of the hotel guests
leave in August for pastures new"
The young lady guests at Castle Crags
Tavern have made bathing resort out of
deep pool in the Sacramento River. A
bridge is near and forms good taking off,
place for divers.
Mrs. Peyton recently entertained at break
fast at her home in Santa Cruz Mrs. John
r. JalbGe, Miss Jarboe, Mrs. Monroe Sails
bury aud Miss Mercado
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pullman celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary at Chicago
on the 18th ult. very happily with an eIabo-
rate dinner Mrs. and Miss Pullman will
soon take possession of their cottage at
Long Branch.
Mrs Stephen Sears of Tacoma gave A
pansy luncheon on Wednesday in honor OF
Ms James H. Sears. wife of Lieutenant
Il. Sears Of the United States cruiser Balti-
more.
The ladies OF the Educational and Indus
trial Union gave their usual interesting
tuesday evening entertainment on the 18Th
inst The attendance was quite large and
the evenings programme very attractive
especially a new feature just introduced
This Is class In physical culture, which
the members are invited to join free Of
charge. IhlS gives the working class a
good opportunity TO take part in these ex-
ercises. which are not alone beneficial but
beautiful and instructive.
Dr. j. 8 Adams was married Thursday
evening at the residence of the brides
daughter, Mrs. T. &. de Cola, in Alameda
TO Mrs. Sophia b. Gates. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. John Quincy
Adams Of San Francisco.
Mrs. j. w. Pinkerton of Tacoma has
been entertaining tor a week Mrs. Captain
Moss OF this city, who has Just returned
home. Other guests at her home have been
Mr.. Mark Sheldon and Mr.. Harry Hutchin-
sen, capitalists Of this city, who are pleased
with their northern STAY.
Mr.. j. Z. Bryne of ST. Helena recently
entertained at dinner Mrs Remi Cbabu +
Miss Chabot, Mrs. ID. B. Hinckley and Mr..
c. Hiuck!ey.
The Danish Ladies' Society Dagnlar in
stalled their new officers On Friday. as fnl-
lows: President c. Miller (re-eIected) {;
yIce-pTeSident, r Hansen; secretary, H.
Petersen ire-elected); treasurer, s. Jacob
son; Marshall, j. Petersen. The society.
which IS making good progress and con-
stantiy enrolling new members, meets now
al Washington Hall, on Eddy street.
The Copenhagen Club, composed largely
Of member OF Excelsior Lodge, Knights
and Ladies OF Honor, enjoyed A private
picnic to Moraga Valley Yesterday.
Spanish dinners are becoming p0nular.
One was given Monday at a restaurant Inv
SignoT Anth0ldi and Signor Locher 10 Mrs.
SplivalO. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Palmer
also gave Spanish dinner on Wednesday
evening 10 the Mexican quarter. The scene
was Illuminated with Japa nese lanterns ami
the menu was discussed amid the rendition of
Spanish airs and dances Mr. Nathan
Landsberger. Mr.. Dan Polk, Mss Daisy
Polk and the hostess afteIward rendered
selections.
Miss Fannie V Steiner and Mr.. Jonas
Granger were married last Sunday even
ing by Rev. DR.. V0orsaDger at the residence
81 the brides parents, 918 Eddy street.
Miss Emma Steiner was matd-of-ho honor.
MI simon Erlanger was grO0msman, and
me bridesmaids were: Miss Hilda Steiner,
MISS IneZ Steinberger, Miss Toby Steiner.
MISS Fannie Galllnger, Miss Julia Gal
l!ngeT, Miss Essie ETianger and Miss Rosie
GOudenheim.
The Wanderers gave an enjoyable private
picnic and ride 10 Willows Grove, MiiIbrae.
on Sunday last in the buses Young
America and California Chief.
On last tuesday evening the wedding of
Miss Jennie Levy Of this city and Mr. A. r..
Seiig of Brooklyn, n Y. was eaIehrafad : :
the residence of the brides parents. 13o8
Golden Gate avenue, with great eclat. Mr..
and Mrs. Sellg left for their HONEYMOON
trip, last Wednesday evening for Pert
land, Or.
Garfield Circle No II. Of Los Gatos. held
It's hrst anniversary on the 18th inst. with
good programme. Visiting members from
sister circles in San Francisco. San lose
and Oakland, were Hospitality entertained.
The circle Is In prosperous condition.
a most enjoyable straw ride was tended
the bOarders at Rogerville Nicasfo. on The
eve OF July ], by Mr. Frank Rodgers Jr.
1t was beautiful moonlight evening and
the music, the four dashing horses and the
agreeable company made it very pleasant
affair.
At meeting held BY the San Francisco
operate Society Monday last, the following
officers were elected 20 serve for the ensuing
term: President A. n. Thornton; vice.
PRESIDENT, ID. wise; secretary and treasurer,
l. W Madden stage manager. A. Luttioger
assistant stage manager, Z. Jung; librarian,
= r. Schleicher. The society, of which
Mr.. +. Dellepiane is the efficient musical
Director, IS studying Planquette's Nell
d@ynne' Tor production In the near future
ne I. I. ;. OF Z. Il. OF Trinity Presby-
teTian Chufeh VIII give a series of lectures
on the picturesque countries of the world
on the last two Friday evenings fH Septem-
per ana every Friday evening in October,
IN the pariors OF the church. corner TWENTY
ihlTd and Capp streets The lectures are
under the auspices OF DIR. Steele and
VIII be illustrated by stereopticon views.
San Jose Is attracting numerous promi-
nent visitors at this season. Hops and
moonlight drives have been the rule Of late.
among recent arrivals have been: Mr.. F.
Nj Greenway, Mrs. George c. Perkins. Mr..
ana MIS- w. Fries, Miss Helen Walker.
Miss de Forest, Mr.. Shafter Howard Mr.
Rhodes Borden, Dr.. w. S. Thorne, Mr.. ana
AIo. Ao0E, Mfs. william Ciuh, AIRS. Leon
Mason, Mr.. w. T. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. +. Hotaing, Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Refs.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Estelie Woods Hush. eldest daughter OF
Hon. and Mrs Valentine Goldsmith Hush
Of Frultyale. TO Mr.. Thomas Magee Jr.. son
Of the well-known resLestate dealer in San
Francisco.
The engagement is also announced Of Miss
Harriet Louise Hush. daughter Of Hon. and
Mrs. v G. Hush, to William A. Magee.
eldest son Of Mr.. Thomas Magee of San