The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-11

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During the quiet communion of midsum-
mer life there are evolving new and often
startling combinations. Under the surface
are now being born the social surprises of
the fall and winter. This is the special
period for the forming of new ties. Cliques
clubs. societies Of every kind and, above
all, happy matrimonial engagements.
all have summer as their special alma
mater. Many traces Of such new affinities,
formed or in process of formation, may be
noted Ia the social records, proving of
particular interest in the light of past
events and suggesting endless possibilities
to all who hold key to the eyer-changing
tableaux wants.
The Sabbsth-schoOl in connection with
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold midsummer reunion in
the leeture-room and parlors of the church
this evening. A fine programme will be
rendered, including selections from the First
Regiment Band Of New Y ork, Gilmore ; Band
songs. kilograms from the national cOnven-
tons and short addresses reproduced hy
EdisOn's wonderful monograph. Mr..
Julius Kahn, the distinguished elocutionst,
viii recite.
4 breakfast was given on Thursday at
the Occidental Hotel complimentary TO Mr..
William l. Kip Jr., who In the morning was
ordained clergyman Of the Episcopal
Church by his grandfather, Rev Bishop w.
/. Kip, assisted by Bishop Wngfeld and
Bishop Nichols.
Considerable private entertaining has
been done at San Mateo of late. Mrs VIII
II. Croker and Mis-. II. 2. Bowie having
large house parties during the holidays
Mrs. 4. NJ. Parrot is said to have big gar
den party in contemplation, when Bay
WOOD VIII be thrown open to the delight
of q host Of friends.
An agreeable moonlight drive was given
at San Rafael on the evening Of tie Fourth
by MIS-. Edwin Goodal! and Miss Goodall, Of
Oakland. the party returning at midnight to
partake Of q recherche supper. The
friends were: Captain and Mrs. Edwin
GOodall, Miss GoCdal. Miss Sarah Temp
kins. Miss ]. Tom kiDS. Miss CuXhead the
Misses Knowles, Miss Owen; Messrs Frank
Owen. Charles Bates, James Archibald.
Mir. Howard, Whitney Herr and Il. Ii.
Ualght.
l. is rumored that the "housewarmine'' Of
Mr.. Henry CrOckeTs new residence on the
corner Of OctaYia and WASHINGTON streets
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appointments, which have already cost
about $4,000, are nearly completed.
The Conc0rdla Club Will IKE "a night
Of on Tuesday evening. the 9th prox.
Nj and Mrs. }. {. Stubs gave small
dinner party on Thursday evening at their
residence. 1863 Pacific avenue. entertaining
their friends very pleasantly.
MI Charles L. Hodges, architect Of The
Stanford University, was married last
week TO Miss II. D. Charles, eldest daughter
q D. arl4- ~ fHrirt
Church, MeDlO Park, by Rev. Dr.. stowe.
Dir. and Mrs. Hodges, after spending the
honeymoon at Monterey, VIII reside al Uni
YeTsty Park.
The Glass Of '92 Of Berkeley University,
VIII ID reunions in three, six, ten and
every FIVE years thereafter. 4 pamphlet
VIII lie issued TO the members on these OCCa-
SONS, giving statistics regarding The mem
besS.
recent wedding Of interest in Oakland
was shat Of Miss Nellie Haibinson, daugh-
ter 0f Captain G. W. Harbinscn, we'll
known in Grand Army circles and an officer
IN the United States Custom house, to MIR.
Charles .. PaTkhurst. son Of the late Rev
". !. Parkhurst, and for several years
resident of Contra Costa County.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs J.
/, Latham gave pleasant whist party i'm
their suite at the California Hotel.
The members of the Delta Kappa Alpha
fraternity Of the university have removed
from their house en- Dwight way to the old
ShaItuck place near Berkeley station. They
now Lold one of the best clubAouses in
Berkeley.
Miss Rose BrodeTick gave private picnic
party TO Angel Island last Monday 10 .
tIends. The happy party thoroughly en-
joyed the day.
Miss Adele Seller and Dir. Louis Feigen-
baum were happily married on Wednesday
evening last by Rev. DR.. Eoorsanger at the
residence Of the brides parents on Van
Ness avenue. The united pair have gone
south on a bridal trip.
After the installation of the newly elected
officers of Bay City Parlor No. 1O4 last
" ednPSday evening beautiful diamond
lOc6ets y ere presented TO Past President D.
/. H0llub and Grand Marshal H. G.. "
DnkelspIel, also q past president for past
services rendered. An interesting pro-
gTamme and dancing followed the presenta-
tons.
Camp Whileway. Mil Valley. announces
that it viii not be Fat home during the
month Of July.
Yesterday Nj Walter HinkIe. the as
sistant district attorney, was married 10
Miss Reddng, society cores ondent Of
morning journal, at the residence Of the
grOomS parents ~ this city. After receiv-
ing CONGRATULATIONS Mr.. and Mrs Hinkle
left on their bridal tour.
The Lurline. Captain Adolph Spreekels
commander was the winning yacht In the
race /" Santa Cruz last week, and the silver
punchbONl was presented 10 the yachtu en-
by Major deter. the reply being made by
Hon. John L. Dare, and another address in
honor. of tue ladies' being made by D..
Beverley Cole.
Mrs j. Leroy \ ickel and Miss Place of
this city gave delightful rarity on Tuesday
evening at Bloomfield Farm mansion.
Cards formed the principal amusement of
tie evening
Tie congregation of the Union-square
Baptist Church. Bush street, between Hyde
and LarklD, are anticipating a treat in the
way OF concert to be given by the Origina
tennessee jubilee Singers tomorrow even
ing. Additions have been made to this
troupe since their last appearance, MAXIM ii
one OF the best If the kind i'm existence
AT Soda Bay on Clear Lake Mr.. and Mrs
Aug. schmidt Of Alameda celebrated their
Tenn wedding anniversary on the I'd inst
Among the guests at the resort are: Com
modore and Mrs. W. w. Blow, Mrs. !. s.
Wetbered, Mrs. S. T. Woodworth and child
MessTs. X. II. and w. G. Morrow. J. !
Tbeohald, hr and Mrs. G. {. Bruce. Mr..
and Mrs. j. {. Hebberd.
Engagement Notes
TIE engagement has been announced Of
Mr.. Spencer c. Buckbee OF the firm If
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co., to Miss Emma
Durbrow, daughter Of Mrs. Joseph Dur-
brow, Of 1l24 Bush street Interested So
eiety viii remember the marriage of the
bride-elect's sister last year to Mr. Holman
Of Seattle
The engagement IS announced of Miss
Dell Chapman. the daughter OF the Rev. DIR.
Chapman OF East Oakland. TO Mr. Frank j
Woodward, secretary Of the Highland Park
and fFnityaie Railroad. The wedding is
set for next month
Hon. George H. Buck. Judge Of the Su
periOr Court OF San Mateo County. will be
married 10 Miss J.. King Of Redwood Civ
next Thursday. Judge Buck was recently
elected supreme representative to the
Supreme Grove If Druids, which win meet
shortly at Patterson, n. j., and the bridal
tour will therefore extend to the Eastern
States.