The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-06

4 nc past WEEK mas DSSu quiet anu " rs
chiefly notable for the number of depar-
lures to the country. Word is also arriving
from people already enjoying life away
from home Personal notes and all events
of general interest viii be found in the
subi9ined review:
Invitations have been issued by the A.
81. ID. @. Of Santa Clara College for their
commencement exercises 10 take place TO-
day and tomorrow. Tonight there viii D.
a literary entertainment, tomorrow ter
noon the college dinner and tomorrow
evening a scientific entertainment and con-
ferring Of degrees by Archbishop Rjordan.
Last Saturday Mrs. Lieutenant George
n Chase. formerly of the Preside, very
pleasantly entertained company Of lady
friends at her residence in Pasadena with
progressive euchre, intersDersed with other
social diversions and the enjoyment of de-
licious refreshments. The prizes, which
VIII fern artistic souvenirs, went TO Mrs.
Colonel Corbin and Mrs. Steele.
The fourteenth birthday anniversary Of
Miss Kate ChabOt, daughter OF Mrs. Re mi
Chabo,of Oakland, was happily celebrated
on Saturday at her home. 1856 Madison
street. Miss Josie ChabOt and Mss May
buruham assisted in receiving thu guests.
Next Tuesday evening the Durant-Neo co
lean ciety viii hold ladies night" in
The assembly hall Of Berkeley University.
a committee consisting Of Messrs. Willis.
go: Wolf 20. and Morse, 'q4 have a spe-
cial programme in preparation,
On Saturday last at Niles Mrs. H. A
Mayhem gave q pleasant "sobriquet
party" The non de plume Of - different
authors were given and the guests requested
20 write tie correct name OF each. Mrs. Dr.
Allen wen the prize, an elegant book Of
al Iars -ff1 of rurtr nfF
ceiyed as a souvenir by each guest.
The ladies Of Holly Park Presbyterian
Church viii give an icecTeam social AZ their
hail, 3iC5 Mission street, next Thursday
evening al o'clock.
The thirteenth annual banquet Of the Beta
Theta ri Society was held in the maple
room Of the Palace Hotel Covers were laid
for 30 aud an elaborate menu was served.
Nr. Eiusy Cock presided aud toastS were
responded TO by Messrs. a. c. Aiken, J. 5.
Hutchinson, Rev. L. NJ. Oyiatt, J. Z. Beard,
Hon. c. C.. Wright, c. :. Wheeler, q. {. Col
well aud Professor L. g. Barnard.
Miss Bessie McNear rendered a charming
farewell dinner to Miss Mae and Miss Claire
tucker en- Wednesday. Mrs DR.. J. c.
Tucker left few days later for prolonged
stay 10 New York, and with her daughters
viii visit the European Continent before
their return to California. In Berlin they
expect to meet their eldest sister. Mrs c. ..
@, Miller, who IS making the tour Of the
Continent with her husband Mrs. Tucker
will spend a few days in Portland en- route
visiting another daughter, Mrs. Dietrich, q
resident Of that city.
The seventh performance OF the San
Francisco operate Society viii take place
at the Bj0u Tneater on Thursday evening
next. The opera selected Is BucalOssIs
comedy Three Black Cl0aks," in three
bright acts. Sit. T. Dellepiaue directs the
music, Mss Alyiua Heuer is the leading
.Tars0 Tn al q AsnFr fC SO "a
manager.
On Saturday last Professor ", B. Bart
lett, leader Of tie Choral Society Of Mar
tiHeZ, and Miss Margaret McMahOn, late
teacher 10 the public school there, were
united in marriage there by Rev. L. ".
Stoddard, afteTWaTd coming to this city on
q wedding tour.
Tie invitations for the opening party Of
Tie IeadeTloin Club, which viii take place
tle latter part Of June al SonOna, viii be
issued shortly The board Of directors,
john a. Reid, Clement j. Schuster. Ru-
d0Iph Belau and Charles Hess JT.. has the
affair in hand and will make it most pleas
ant for all guests.
The University Club is planning a ladies'
annex, comprising a receptlon-r00m, dining
room, pantry ana kitchen. The club has
only four presidents in its gallant step,
viz, the Metropolitan Of New York. the
Hamilton OF Brooklyn, the Somerset and
Algonquin clubs OF Boston.
MT. j. II. ROSeWaid has written a comic
opera, Baroness Meta, which IS 70 be per
formed al the Grand OpeTa-house in NOVem-
Der, With Miss Maud l.. Berry, Miss Julia
Newman, MessTs. a. C. Hellman. A. N.
Thornton, Victor Carroll and S0lly Walter
ID the east.
large wedding party filed Kings
CHAPEL. Boston, last Wednesday afternoon,
at tie wedding OF Henry j.. Mcdowell.
formerly Of this city and son Of General
o. RI % n
Maud l. Fuller. daughter OF Colonel G. I.
Fuller of that city Among those present
we're Governor Russell and wife.
Miss Edith Dare gave delightful party
at her parents residence, 2126 Howard
street. last Friday evening, in horror Of
columbus" in The operetta Of that am
recently produced by the pupils 0l5 tie
Mission Grammar school
Miss Rose Hertz and Mr Harry Baum
were hanpIly married last evening al the
MaiSOu DOree in the presence Of numerous
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hertz are the
parents Of the bride. a sumptuOgs supper
was a fe ture OF the celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Markley of 1905 LIN
den street. Oakland, celebrated their china
wedding yesterday, and were the recipients
Of some pleasing remembrances and host
Of congratulations.
Miss Maud Mo- gan, who has delighted all
with whom she has come in contact, by her
charming personality, gave a farewell re-
ception 1T the Continental Hotel on Friday.
Her apartments were crowded with society
peOple whom the fair artist entertained
with some selections on the harp. She also
sang, accompanying herself on her faTOrite
instrument. MI Morgan, the veteran Or
ganist. played some pianOfOrte selections
with remarkable VigoT for one Df his years.
and Mrs. NightmaD, the beautiful daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Ferrer, charmed the company
ALI nm 10 ffr~ mud
Miss Jennie Dunphy, who has lately re-
turned from 4 long sOj0uTn in Europe, was
prominent among the guests and looked be-
WitChing and jolly as ever. Mr.. LudOvici
has commenced a life-sized portrait Of Miss
Morgan
Tie following is from the New York
World: Court Festeties aud the Countess
laee Haggiu) went TO California a short
time after their wedding to visit the brides
grandfather. with the intention Of going
soon to Europe. 1t seems they are being so
we'll entertained and are ENJOYING them
selves so hugely that they have postponed
their departure for the other side indef-
ntely. They are passing their time be-
tween Monterey and hapa. Count Mans
field, a cousin Of Count Festitics, as it hap
rens, Is on board the Austrian man. f-war
Fasaua, now in barD0r In California, and is
contributing to the general jollity, as wen
as the other officers. Count Festetlcs Is
good sailor as well as rider, and just now is
in quest Of good yacht
san Rafael and Ross Valley sent over
goodly representation TO the Baldwin on
Thursday evening. Among the Merry
Monarch's" c0urters in boxes and orehes-
ira chairs were: MT. and Mrs. Webster
Jones, Alr. and Mrs. w. f. Bowers, Mr.
and Mrs T. }. McCutehen, Miss Marie Dill
lon, Miss Kate Dillon. Mr.. Thomas /. Dill
lon, Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Sherwood, Mr. T. n.
GreeDway, Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Evans, Mr. aud
Mrs. Harry Allen, Mr. John De Witt Allen,
Mr.. ana Mrs. John G. Kittle Miss Kttle,
Mr.. Thomas Berry, Mr. L. B. Berry, Mr..
Elliott McAlister. Mrs. a. NJ. Dibble, Miss
Dibble. Mrs. z. +. Wise. Among the audi
eBce were Mr.. Michael, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wise and party, Mrs. w. II. Patton,
Mrs Frank Wildes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Berry Mr.. George d. Shearer and Miss
Patton.
Engagement Notes.