The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
How Society Celebrated New
Years at Del Monte.
Tie smith-Cutler Wedding-seasonable Gath
erings-Doolan Party in the Mis-
sion-Personal Notes.

Atfhe New-Year ball given at Del Coronado
the navy was represe nted by Rear-Admiral
Brown and staff and the officers Of the United
States cruiser San Francisco. and the social pres
tige Of the army was upheld by Bngadier-Gener-
al NcCoOk aud staff, Major Whlttemore aud the
officers Of tie San Diego post.
large number Of society people attended the
Christmas festival gwen yesterday afternoon at
the Maria Kip Ofphanage, $40 Harrison street
Tire children sang some pretty carols, and gold
medal was presented to a specially good" child
By Bishop Nichols. Miss Gwin, Mrs. Douglas
Fry and the other lady managers were delighted
.w@thJbe interest shown IN the happy children by
those present.
Fl CANT cards have been received announcing
/. Ine wedding In Portland, Oregon, last Wednes-
day Of Mr.. Charles D. White OF WstsOnYille, Cal,
20 Hiss Cora B. CrOssley Of Portland. The happy
pair VIII eslde In sheridan, Oregon.
Tie San Francisco Turn ScnWesteTn Verein
VIII give It's fourth leap-year party al San Fran
cisco IuTn-Tefein Hail. 3Z3 Tux street, this
evening.
Tie following young ladies' acted as brides
maids al tie Francis DOmingues wedding al Los
Angeles yesterday: Miss Frankie Alexander,
tie Misses Carson, Miss Mary Workman and
Miss Emma Chlds.
After the recent election OF the Independent
Old Friends, which was noted 10 this column the
Following day, the President, MI Henry Borne
maB entertained a number OF the officers and
Friends al downtown restaurant Tie iHstslla-
ron OF officers VIII take place lie latter part Of
January.
New Years at Del Monte.
Bright and merry was the welcome accorded
20 tue New Year by the society people assembled
at Del Monte.
Every year now a large number OF people leave
town 10 celebrate the holiday at this resort, ana
this season The number OF rooms engaged was
even larger than usual. The accepted form OF
entertainment IS d ball aud banquet and 10 this,
foo, fashion remained true to her conservative
character.
The ballroom presented a very brilliant ap-
pearance. Electric lights have recently been
Installed all over tie building and the mural
decorations OF ferns and national flags formed an
effective background 10 constantly changing
tableaux OF eXqulsitely attired ladies' aud their
gallant ebeYaliers.
AT the sUpper-ta6le, while Brandt played con-
cert selections, another scene OF gayety pre-
vailed. This eliminated as the mystic hour Of
midnight was announced, aud rising 10 their
feet The entire company pledged the New Year
10 bumpers Of sparkling champagne
Among those participating IN the festivities
were: Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Ii. Taylor, Miss Edith
Taylor, Mr.. u. A. Pope, Miss n. X. Tubbs, Mr..
w. IL. Taylor, Mr. A. Taylor, Mrs. George NJ.
SiOney, Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Rand, Mr.. Z. NJ.
GreeHway, Mr., A. II. Small, Mr. aud Mrs. Tim
othy Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs George LOOMS, DR..
and Mrs. Z. y. Brigham, Mrs. A. }. Pope, Miss
Pope, Mr.. u. l. Murphy, General and Mrs. j. +.
Houghton, Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Tubbs Mrs.
Casserly, Miss Casserly Mrs. John Skae, Miss
Alice Skae, Mr.. T. A. Miner. Mr.. L. 6. Schmie-
dell, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogg, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Simpklns, Miss Smpkins, Master ii r Simp-
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. MacGrOtly, Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. L. Dodge, Miss Blair, Nj. and Mrs. F. A.
Frank, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. p Talbot, Mr.. George
II. Rice, Miss Birdie Rice, Mr.. Bishop Wingdeld,
MT. aud Mrs. Hugh Hume, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Il. Scott, Mr. aud Mrs. A. L. Tubbs, Mr.. A. s.
Jubbs. Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Watson, Mr. and Mrs.
K. J. McCuteheOn, MIR. and Mrs. w. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Strive, Miss Strive, Mr.. aud
Mrs; w. F. Bowers, Mr. Paul BOe. Mr.. Louis
Boel Mr.. III. Milmerding, Mr.. w. +. Smith, Miss
Heltsbu. Mr.. ID. l. Watson Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W.
Bates; Mrs. J. p Wagsaf Mrs. A A. Taft, SIR.
ana MIS- T. (. Triton, Mr.. aud Mrs. i. w. Tai.
1ant, MT. and Mrs. Austin G. Tubbs, Mrs. ID. j.
1aLahi, Mrs. j. j. Brice, Count MaraZZl.
The smith-CutIer wedding.
pretty home wedding was celebrated on New
Years eve, when Mrs. Marie ELIZABETH Cutler
eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Edward II. Coe
was uniled 10 Mr.. William Wallace Smith. son
oil NJ aud Mrs. A. Smith of Moose Jaw Canada
The btlde Is member OF a very old and
worthy family and her home, 1909 Union street
the scene OF The wedding, Is a perfect mine OF
family treasures aud interesting relics of The
past. The hue damask table-elOh and napkins
used III the pOsi-nuplial feast were those in use
IN 1879 AZ tie marriage, In Baltimore, Md. OF
her great grandmother. Her father Mr. Edward
ID. COe, came tO California round the Horn In