The morning call., 1892-11-14

and passed of very successfully, so we may
look forward to many such gatherings during
lie season. All grades Of society VIII now make
g break for teas, some Of the social clubs OF tb
,ty having followed the lead and issued inYi-
tstions for lea parties. Baroness Meta" Will
G aim the attention of society this week, and, as
tbe Noman's Exchange has the affair in hand
30 The cause OF sweet charity, financial success
- IS assured and The audience 1t the Grand Opera
House viii. no dOubt present as fine an appear
ance aexJ Friday as IL has on similar occasions
recently. Our society people have been very
anxious 20 hear Mr.. Valentine Gadesden sing
and hts forthcoming appearance IN Mr. j. H.
RoseWald's operetta has aroused considerable
interest and curiosity. Living Whist" Will also
prove a novelty and there is not the least doubt
mat ihr popularity OF The contestants in social
circles VIII draw gOodly crowd 10 witness and
criticize their dexteriiy Apart from that the
tny-;wo "cards" should prove draw"
The Tobin Supper.
Mr.. j. s. Tobin gave theaier party last Tues.
day evening, followed by an excellent supper
served in The maple room al the Palace Hotel
ne table was beautifully decorated, and the
upper was greatly enjoyed by the guests pres
sent, among whom were Mr.. ana Mrs w a.
cocker. the Misses Hillyer. DImoud. May
Bimond. Simpkins, Ames. Tobln and Deeming /;
Messrs. Il. NJ. Tobn, Coleman. Taylor, Stokes.
Bckets aud SimpkIns.
MENU,
Huitres de California sur Coouille
Consomme. Ell Tasse.
Terapene, Is Maryland
PigeonnesuI GrilIes. sur Canape.
Petits Pois. frsis au Beurre.
Salad de LSitue.
Glsee Napolitan.
Cafe
Vim. Liquors.
quartet rendered some well.chosen selec-
Tons during the supper. The party did not
break up until l O'Clock.
engagements.
lie engagement is announced Of Miss Cecilia
r. Lavnburg Of $50 OcIavla stleet to Mr.. S.
Workman. They will receive their friends on
Sunday November 20. from . TIL 5.
lie engagement Is announced OF Miss Minnie
Joseph Of Sacramento Cal, to MI. Harry L.
stitch oi Eik Grove, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gest announce the
teFohal Of their daughter Lille W TO MIR. Il.
Goodman. They VIII be pleased 10 receive
cir fuends on Sunday, November 20, aud
IAut-dsy. NoTemb "a. at HOP Eddy street.
Invitations are out for the wedding of Mr.. B.
Roman and Miss Josie Schuman. 10 take place
AZ ne MaisOn Doree November 20
scpio Craig Married.
il tie Church Of Ascension at Vallejo jour-
1ast.c wedding took place on Friday morning
lie y. William Bollard officiating.
The happy couple were MIS-. Mary Linde
Holman. Librarian Of the Hastings Law Club
sl1 laGy well known IN literary as well as
social circles and Scipo Craig. the editor Of the
Ledands CitTograph.
Mr. c aig is the Brother Scip" so frequently
QUO ed 10 Southern California papers, and he is
probably tbe best known and most popular
country editor 10 the State.
The Wedding was very quiet affair, only few
Intimate fTieads being present.
Ms. Dr. Winter berg. the MISSES Jennie HIIo
nan. Sophie Kobe and Daisy Bollard, Messrs
a ". Hil, b. L. Gregory and alter Bollard.
After the ceremony breakfast was served I'm
lsla
followed.
fir. and Mrs. Craig VIII leave for the South to-
day. where they will remain fer several weeks
aud leu Mrs. Craig will return here TO continue
tie study of law in which she Is engaged.
Brother Selp" VIII do most OF his editing Ia
san Francisco for some time after his wedding
AHappy Marriage.
A quiet but Interesting wedding took place on
Sunday evening, November C. al 81. Johns Epis
copal Church, the contracting parties being Miss
Bealric Williams. daughter OF Mrs. II. and the
laie Henry Williams, and Mr.. a. j. Roberts OF
this city. The nuptiai knot was lied by the
Reverend W. c. Breck. Miss Violet Williams
was The maid Of honor aud MIR. w. Lsusdeld
acied as best man. The bride was escorted 10
tie altar by her brother and looked extremely
happy aud very pretty. She was beautifully
alfred IN eream-colored silk dress, made en-
train and trimmed with lace. A long bridal veil
fastened 10 The couture with a spray of
orange blossoms and 10 ber hand she carried a
lovely bouquet OF tuberoses and maidenhair fern
TIE hearty congratulations OF their friends and
we're the recipients Of many handsome and use
ful presents. Mr.. and MIS-. Roberts have gone
10 Santa Cruz for the honeymoon
Tissot-GilIIspfs.
The wedding Of Miss Marie Louise GilIlspie
daughter of MIR. ana Mrs. Thomas Glllspie. and
Mr. Albert Tissot. took place on Wednesday
morning last al ST. lgnatIus Church. The Rev.
Father YsTsi offclated. The church was well
tlIrd With the relatives and friends of the con.
traetlng parties. shortly after 10 O'clock the
beautiful strains of the wedding march an
DOunced The arrival OF the bridal party.
The bride looked char ming in gown Of cream
cO,oied cTepon. The veil was of white silk
lulle, and was fastened TO the couture withu a
spi ay Of orange blossoms. She wore an exquis-
lie cCTsaGe bouquet, consisting OF tubeToses and
madeDhair. Brilliant diamond ornaments conn.,
pleted The costume.
Miss Nellie Schneider was bridesmaid and Mr..
=, h. Iobin acted as best man.
he marriage ceremony was followed by
nuIilal mass; at It's conclusion the newly wed
ded coupIe. together with their relatives and
most Intimate friends, repaired TO the residence
"a Tie BRIDES parents, where, after eongratula'
ions were tXlenoed. the guests sat down TO a
stump uous wedding breakfast.
lie happy couple left early In the afternoon
ioE Monterey, where they sle spending heir
Lon ymOop.
DOnnelly-Harris.
On lie 7th inst. Captain a. s. Donnelly late
ot Tie United States army. WAS married TO Miss
Julia A. Harris of Salinas, who is a niece OF DR..
Hatis, The well-knowp physician OF san Jose.
Tier a sojOuTn at Del Monte and trip TO Los
angeles the captain has returned with bis bride
10 This city, where they VIII reside at bis Ellis.
street residence. His comrades Of the q. A. r..
gave lin a grand seTenade on his retuTn last
friday evening.
KathIynne Heron.
Il Is always pleasure to note the success. IN
The social world of those who have enjoyed the
close friendship Of many OF our local celebrities
&c
The many who has gone forth into the world and
succeeded 10 making name In social and art
circles al one and the same time. Miss Heron is
san Francisco girl and was much petted By
society folks here before she went East about
year ago. She has during the past season at
Newport been The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Euge ne
Kelly Jr which is alone sufficient TO establish
het soclai position, but her marvel Gus gifts have
won hsI universal recognition. Miss Heron an
peaied In public twice during her stav in NeYs
port, and Is looked upon as the successor to Mrs
fOlteI- bfoNDt 10 whom she bears Ia striking re-
semblanee. According to the Eastern press her
readings compare iaYoraby with that old faynr-
lie and accomplished reader. Miss Heron has
distinguished herself before audiences al the res.
licences of Mrs. Fred Vanderbilt, Mrs. Il. B. d @
Forest Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton. Mrs. Paran
Stevens, MIS-. Kernoeban, Mrs. Calvin s. Brice.
Mr. W. c. Whitney, Mrs Winthrop and MANY
others. Miss Heron viii probably 60 on the stage
this winter and vii no doubt become the society
OF The metropolis OF the East.
Woman's Rights.
whittier ennyson evening" was enjoyed
by the members OF the "Woman's Club Of san
Francisco and their friends recently at the resi-
dence OF Miss Music. Mrs. II. Ehrman pre-
scented brief paper touching on many interest
iDg points connected with the lives Of the two
poets. which included a letter OF Whittiei's ex-
pressing his sympathy with the equal rights
movement.
Several old favortes Of this poet were then
wei rendered by Miss Kelleber, after which an
extended reading from The Princess" was
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