The morning call., 1892-04-04
THB SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings in
Society Circles.
Engagement Announcement The Thomp.
Golden Wedding-Dinners, Luncheons.
Parties TO Take Place.

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the dance and ether entertainments, like
the calls Of the mnezzin in the land of the
mosque, are swelling simultaneously on the
air. But over all comes the biithe Ginning
Of wedding bells, which even according to
the important events announced already.
will OF themselves keep the community in a
delightful social flutter for several weeks
after the penitential season shall have
raised its ban upon general festiyi!y.
A notable event of the week was the
golden wedding celebration of Captain and
Mrs. X. X. Thompson last Thursday at
their residence on Van Ness avenue. Many
guests were present and extended warm
congratulations and wishes for many more
years OF welded happiness. a large num-
Der OF elegant presents were received by
the happy pair. Duringthe day Mr.. Thomp-
son presented his wife with $4,000 in $50
pieces IN accordance with q promise made
many years ago.
Friday night of last week the Whist Club
met at the residence of Miss Morgan and
had very enjoyable evening as usual.
Mr.. John PARROT is having built at his
residence in San Mateo the largest organ
west OF Chicago. 1T is built from Mr.. Par
rottS own specifications and will cost up
ward Of $4,000 Its height will be q feet,
and the number OF pipes is 1886. The organ
has fun supply of pneumatic motors, some
The Concordia Club is contemplating a
ladies' jinks as novel entertainment for
the current month wherewith TO wind up
the season. The fact of this being leap
year suggested the attractive idea to the en-
teTtainment committee.
Mrs. w. b. Wiltshire gave pretty lilac
luncheon on Friday to Mrs. w. Ii. Smith
and Mrs. joseph Marks. prior TO their oe-
parture for the East. The guests included !:
Mrs r. ID. Fry. Mrs. Sidney NJ. Smith, Mrs.
de Greayer, Mrs. AlphOnse NigmOre, Mrs
Eaton, Mrs. +. Rail, Blrs. ID. +. Miles, Mrs
Cosno Morgan Jr and Miss Clemens.
Mrs. ii. L. Berger gave a dinner last
Thursday in honor Of DIR. and Mrs. Thomas
BOyson.
The Simpson Lyceum. connected with the
Simpson Memorial NJ. T. Church. corner of
Hayes ana Buchanan streets REV. A. G..
Hirst. DID,, PASTOR. will give its regular
monthly entertainment this evening in the
church parlors. An elaborate programme
has been prepared 1t will include n lee
ture by Rev. Dr.. McClish of Grace NJ. l..
Church, yentriloquism by Mr. Thomas II.
Carson with automatic figuIes), besides
songs and recitations by weil-knoRn artists
Admission is free. and every one is invited.
The wedding Of Mr.. Chester Williams Of
the Williams Marvin Company and Miss
Grace Loring, daughter of Mr.. William IL.
LorinR. took place in this city last Thurs
day. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Horatio Stebbins.
Editor w. b. II. Dodson OF the Red Bluff
Sentinel and his wife celebrated the forfeit h
anniversary OF their marriage on the 2Sth
of March. There was a large assembly of
friends present 10 offer congratulations.
Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. II.
Blumenthal celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary at their residence on Hamp-
shire street between Twenty-second and
Iwenty-third streets. About sixty friends,
including the Mission Turn Nerein. assisted
in the enjoyable celebration.
The ladies of the Central Presbyterian
Tabernacle gave a social entertainment in
their lecture-rOom on Tuesday evening, the
18th inst A fine musical and literary pro-
gramule has been arranged. Refreshments
will he served, all for quarter of dollar
Proceeds for the benefit If the musical fund
of tie church.
Orc Elmo Parlor No 9. Y. d. G. W, gave
a very pleasant at-home last Saturday even
ing in the banquet hall of A. o. +. building.
Dancing was The chief pastime. though there
was some incidental music. The ladies In
charge consisted of Mrs. leighton, Miss
Lulu Kahlmeyer. Miss Emma Ludeman,
Miss L. Scbilling, Miss Angel finger, Miss
Stark.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Mucha celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage
yesterday at their residence, 934 McAllister
street
Engagement Notes.
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Mr.. Daniel T. Murphy and Miss May Pope
viii be married at the Pope residence ON
the 10Th. the parties belonging to different
faiths. Miss Carolan and Miss Taylor will
be bridesmaids and Mr.. Robert T. Grayson
best man. A large reception will follow.
Miss Gertrude Ames, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Pelham Ames, will also be mar
ried on the 18Th ut Grace Church to MIR.
Robert Williams Wood. Miss Alice Am es
.xfIi d Of NJ IT
Miss Minnie Emmett, Miss Mary Graham,
Miss Helen Otis. bridesmaids; ushers,
Messrs. Hoffman, Randol. Chenery. William
kittle.
On Wednesday. April 20. Miss Margaret
kittle and Mr.. George ID. Boyd viii be
welded at ST. Johns Presby terian Church.
Miss Lucia klttle will be maid OF honor
Miss Eyre, Miss Hoffman, Miss Simpklns
and Miss Ethel Smith, bridesmaids; Mr.
Henry ST. Clair Boyd, best man, aud
Messrs. n. G. Kittle. L. 5. Vassault, Sidney
Asbe, James G.. Mckee, J. IL DeerIng Jr
the ushers. A reception will afterward be
held at the residence of the brides mother,
on the corner Of Pacific avenue and Steiner
streets.
little lster there will be a notable
church wedding, when Miss Edith Taylor
and Mr.. George A. Pope are united at
Trinity Church on the morning of Tuesday.
the 10Th inst. The bridesmaids will be
Miss CasSerly, Miss Cheesman, Miss Caro-
Ian, Miss Clara Taylor; Mr. Samuel G..
Buckbee will best man, and Messrs. Frank
j. CaTolan, Walter 5. NcHhall, Augustus
Taylor and Edward NJ. Greenway, the
ushers. After the home reception the
united pair Will leave for a bridal trip
abroad.
Tie engagement is announced of Miss
Stephanie Whitney, niece of Mrs. Step hen
j. Field, with whom she Is staying in Wash
Ington, ID. C., to MIR. Seymour Cunningham
of that city. The pretty bride-elect is the
daughter of ex-senator and Mrs. George T..
Whitney of Oakland.
The wedding of Rev. Mr.. David Hanson
Irwin Of the Howard Presbyterian Church
and Miss Anna Albrecht of Oakland will
take place Tomorrow.
The wedding of Miss Lily c. Husing and
Mr. Ed j. Wales takes place on Tuesday
evening next az $50 O'clock, at the Third
Congregational Church.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Wordell. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wor-
dell OF this city and DIR. Stark of Oakland,
the marriage to take place In the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. A. A. Brown Of San Jose is engaged
10 be married to Miss Lucy McGary of Chi
csgo. The wedding viii. take place on the
10Th of May.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Winnie Milk and Mr. David Stump. both
wellknown young people of Bloomfield.
The engagement OF Miss Ida Hoffman to
Mr.. Frank II. Brockman is announced.
The marriage o. DR.. William Sim pson and
Miss Rose Denne of San Jose is being loo K ed
forward to with interest by the society peo-
pie in tie Garden City.
The engagement is announced Of NJ iss
Delphine Goldsmith with MIR. Henry Pei
lard, prominent merchant Of Seattle,
Wash.
The wedding of Miss Sophie, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. COIN, TO Mr. Leo New
ma will be S0lemniZed on Sunday next at
their residence, 1892 O'Farrell street.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Sallie l.. Scanlon to MIR. Dennis j. Coakiey,
both Of this city.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Rose ). Kohn and Mr.. Herman Hirsch.
The engagement is announced of Miss
HobSon of Berkeley and Mr. Smith of the