The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-04
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Colonel and MrS. Parnell "Nyth-
OlOgically" Surprised.
Society Hospitalities-W ardwell-starkie We'd
ding-The Apparatus Musicale-Party
on Eighth Street.

Ornda ParlOr, No. 56, Y. d. q. W., VIII
give an entertainment and hop at Union
square Hall this evening. A particularly
good programme has been arranged, aud
nothing should be easily allowed to inter-
fere with the plans of friends wishing to
attend. Among the attractions Will be a
farce, entitled who's Who?"
Miss Lucia Kttlo entertained a large
| number of her friends at tea on Tues day
afternoon IN her rooms at the Palace Hotel.
Miss Sarah Tompkins gave an I'M
prOmptu german on Monday last at her res
idence on HYDE street. The german was
led by Mr.. George Vernon Gray, and was
thoroughly enjoyed by the participants.
Persons holding tickets for the charity
concert in aid Of the Fabiola Hospital can
secure reserved seats at koher IL Chase's,
% OFarrell street, on February 9th.
A surprise party was given recently to
Mrs Mary Moss at her residence, Z2o4
Mission street
| A large number of society pe0ple ENJOYED
'Editha," as rendered by the LOring CLUB
| last evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
An enjoyable birthday paTty was given to
! Miss Alice Minegan last Thursday evening
at her residence, 743 Harrison street
The members of Oriental Degree Lodge,
No. 80. l. o. o. f.. gave pleasant coffee
| party last evening. Only members were
admitted. The committee in charge com
urised: Mrs. Myra J. Simpson, Mrs. ii.
LilIenthal, Mrs. Benefit, and MessrS. John
Swan and A. L. Noack.
The Society Wedding To-Day.
To-day at high noon st. MarY's Cathedral
! on Van Ness avenue, will be the scene Of an
exceedingly fashionable wedding. The
ceremony which uuites Mr.. la Montague
and Miss Catherwood will be s0lemnized by
] bnv x.tfth irb lac
and will be followed by breakfast aud re-
| ceptlon at the home of the BRIDES mother
! Entrance to the cathedral will be by card
! only.
Since the arrival Of MI Ernest c. la Mon
| tagne and party from New ! ork they have
been the recipients of constant attentions.
| The programme. which was a little modi-
/ fed, was dinner on Tuesday evening 10
| Mr.. la Montague and Miss Catherwo0d
/ given by Mir. Samuel ~ ShOrtrdge in a
! Spanish restaurant. 1t consisted OF seven
! teen courses of Spanish dishes, and vas fol-
/ lowed by a theater party to the Chinese
! Iheater and a supper In Chinese reStau-
/ rant. Covers were laid for eighteen.
On Sunday Mrs. CatherV God gave the
/ happy pair a dinner, her other guests being;
/ Mir. and Mrs. MOuutIOrd Wilson, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Russell Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
/ Dodge, Hon. and Mrs. Boyl', and Mr.
! Joseph d, Redding. This was followed b.
/ a reception.
! One day was set apart for visit to Palo
! Alto and the University. On Monday ever
/ ing an elaborate dinner-paTty was gwen at
/ the Palace by Mr.. La Montague to his
! ushers and the bridal party. His guests
/ were: Miss Catherwood. Miss Clara Gather
| wood, Hon. and Mrs. Robert BOYLE, Mr.. aud
| Mrs. W. II. Croker. Mr.. Joseph D. Reddjng
/ Mr.. Samuel NJ. Shortridge, Miss Marie Zane
/ Miss Lille OCOnuor. Mr.. Alexander LougI-
/ borough, Mr.. George Loughborough, Miss
/ Add.e Perrin. Miss Marie VOORHEES,, MI
/ w. E. KEYS, Miss Kate VOORHEES, Miss Ii
/ Montague, Mr.. Albert La Montana and