The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-13

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The fever Of a Presidential year is being
felt in matters social in its distractiDg effect
upon 'the men," From the resorts arrive
reports Of the scarcity of that essential ele-
ment Of festivity and city parlOrs are for
the nonce almost Adamless Edens. People
continue to leave town on all sides, and
rumOrs Of special efforts in camp and more
pTetentiOus colonies for celebration of the
glorious Fourth are already in the air. The
past week was distinguished by several
elaborate weddings, notices Of which. as
we'll as Of general doings and prospects,
win lie found in the weekly synopsis ap-
pended:
Miss Josephine Frisbie, daughter OF Gen
eral and Mrs. j. Is. Frisbie, and Mr.. Fran
cisco Illescas were married in the City Of
Mexico May %.
Mr.. Adolpb SatrO gave pretty luncheon
recently in honor of Mrs. Theodore Sutro
of the Berkeley, 20 Fifth avenue, New
York. Mrs. SuirO PLAYED some OF Chopln's
and LISTS music.
There is some talk Of flannel cotillion at
San Rafael for the evening of the ID pT0X.
to iuaugurate the tennis tournament.
At Niles the busy fruit season practically
puts an end TO all private merTymaking for
the summer months, The last few meet
ings of the Whist Club viii take place this
month, and the lunch parties, too, are
allowed to wait until the pleasant tan
months
Mr. John T. Mcmillan and Miss Kate G.
Watkins, formerly Of Michigan, were
quietly married on Saturday afternoon at
3037 Washington street by the Rev /. II.
Church. Mr. Mcmillan, who graduated in
Annapolis in 1856 has for the last four
years been connected with the photographic
Office of this city. The happy pair left on
trip to the Catalina. Islands.
a concert and readings for the benefit Of
the Alameda and Pacific cricket clubs viii
take place ia Harmony Hall, Alameda,
next Thursday evening.
The Durant Mclean Society Of Berkeley
University held an enjoyable meeting on
Tuesday evening. The programme Included
selections by the L. c. Glee Club, Miss
Caroline Baldwin, MessTs. JabiSh Clement,
A. B. Webster. c. K. Morse. Il Il. Well, L.
N. Welt, q. H Boke.
Colonel Mason Bey of Egypt, who viii be
remembered by many who made his ac-
QUaintance here during a recent visit is be-
ing extensively dlned ia New York. He is
grandson Of General Alexander Macomh,
COmmandeT-in-chief Of the United States
army previous TO General SCOTS filing that
position, and great-gTandsOn of George
Mason, the Trainer Of the Virginia bill of
rights Colonel Mason Bey has been dis
tinguished in the Egyptian service for many
years and was an Intimate friend Of the
KhediVe, having been with Gordon at KhaT-
tonm previous to the latter's death.
The first Of the series OF summer sOcials
and hops 70 be given al Mill Valley took
place last Saturday evening at the Assem-
bly, Hail. A large number Of friends went
over from San Francisco and made the
ascent Of Mount TamaipRis in the morning
The next social viii be given in couple of
weeks.
The members Of the AIdine Musical Club
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: President II. Sylvester:
vice president, J. II. Berghauser; secre-
taTy. II. 5. Bausman; treasurer. j. 4. Ham,
mersmlth; executive c0mmittee-G. c. Suei-
der. c. Brand, II. 3. Russ, j. A. Reid, Il.
Schmidt.
Camp Bartlett. in pleasant corner Of
NIL Valley, is occupied by Mrs. John VIII
liaus and family, Mrs. Charles kTatZ and
family Mrs Gus Schumacher and family,
Mrs. MyeT and Miss Josie UTich, ali OF
who n declare that in spite Of sundTy embaT-
easements they all love camp life and will
stay until the last gun fires for the children
10 60 to school,"
Among the notable weddings Of the
week were the CarOlan-Pullman mar
rage in Chicago and the Nright-Dayis
ceremony IN this city, particulars Of
which have already been published IN
these columns.
A reception will he rendered at Santa
Cruz to the Pacific Yacht Club, which ar
be followed by a dinner and hop.
The annual musicale and fui-dress party,
rendered by Mrs. ). A. Parker TO her friends
Bnd pupils, took place at Lunts Hall on
the 9th ult a carefully selected pro-
gTamme was enjoyed.
Mons. and Nine. Roeckel will give a
vocal recital assisted by their pupils, at
Pioneer Hall, tomorrow evening. Mile.
Elena ROeckel VIII make her debut on this
occasion.
A. f1aorra A1ouye,,,io - Oo,-4ar5 ,-,s
married tuesday evening TO Miss Elizabeth
Hirst daughter Of Hr. aud Mrs. Hirst at
the residence OF the brides parents, COS
Willow avenue, this city.
AIr. and Mrs. j. P. Smith recently gave
an enjoyable dinner party at their Santa
Cruz residence in honor Of Mr. and Mrs.
a. Overacker Of Niles. Sunshine villa is
the center Of much hosDitable entertain
ment
Mr. and Mrs. n. Rosenberg Of pa
Eleventh street, Oakland, Mil celebrate
their golden wedding on Sunday, June 26,
from $50 to o'clock, and from TO 10
O'clock.
The Pacific Yacht Club gave its first
regular hop on Saturday evening at Sausa-
Ito, many leaving on the tug Relief from
this city TO attend. The decorations were
pretty, and the hosts made things very
pleasant. Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy RothWell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. g.
Mcguire, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Z. BothiB, Mr..
Dr. l.. Neumann. DR.. Beverley Cole, Mr..
George Croker, Mr.. Fred Boole, Mr.. Phil
Remllard and many more. another hop
viii be given on Saturday next.
For the benefit Of the Wom8n's Home an
Interesting entertainment viii be presented
on the 22d inst. at the BijOu TheateT. The
programme VIII include the oDe-act comedy
Roland and Opheha" and the comedietta
The Fair Encounter" The home is a
place where girls and women can 90 until
ie "a
people are interesting themselves ia the
forthcoming benefit
Mr. George Clark Of Sacramento and Miss
AnOie Douglas OF san Francisco were
quietly married Wednesday at the home OF
the brides mother in San Francisco. Mr..
Clark Is graduate Of the university, being
member Of the class Of '66. He has been
for some years Assistant State Librarian in
the capitol al Sacramento. The young
couple left Wednesday afternoon for Sacra-
mento where they Will reside.
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of Mr.. Samuel Breck and
Miss Florence Gotten, both OF Oakland, will
take place next Wednesday.
On Thursday next Miss Ruth Dyer and
DR.. George p. Augur VIII be united in mar
rage in Oakland.
The wedding Of Miss Carrie Fisher and
Mr.. SahIein will take place at the Califor-
MIA Hotel next Wednesday evening and will
be attended by a large number Of friends.
MI and Mrs. Z. d. McKennR have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie McKenna, TO Mr. John r.
Lewis, TO take place next Thursday evening
at $50 O'Clock at their residence, 626 Va
leDcia street. Owing to the prominence of
the two families concerned, as well as the
popularity Of the principals, the event is
being looked forward to with interest
Diss Harriet Stone ana Mr.. w. r. L.
Campbell will be married tomorrow
Miss Myrtle Coykendall and Mr. Waiter