The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings
i'm Society Circles.
Engagement Announcements Pioneers Re
uDicn-A Complimentary Lunch-Late
Wedd.ngs-Coming Events.

second week will doubtless unfold similar
tale. Happy weddings of fashionable in
teTeSt haye been supplemented by numerous
dances and receptions of considerable mag
snitude The rovers from Santa Barbara
will soon be returning to participate in the
:. merry season which society ordains shall
: precede a general retreat to seaside and
wooded canyon. Mayday will be ushered
in with the usual appropriate festivities.
e. A rose Tea and musicale viii be given at
the residence of Mrs. Captain Goodal, cor
her Pierce and McAllister streets, on SatHr-
day, May Il An excellent musical pro-
gramme.will be rendered and refreshments
served from 10 10 o'clock. The proceeds
viii be tor the henef: of the Conservatory
of Music Of the University of the Pacific.
Hon. and Mrs. Horace Davis lenIertained
large number OF IT ends last Tuesday even
ing at their residence on tie corner OF
broadway and Cough street
Seven Pines Circle No. 3, Ladies OF the
G. a. L.. received a pleasant visit recently
from members of Winchester Circle No. II
OF Oakland. Mrs. Austin, Past Department
President, attended the circles last meet
ing, and read some interesting letters of
greeting from the Daughters-Of the Ameri-
can Revelation.
The PalFiarchs Militant, l. o. o. F., will
hold an interes ting parade and reception at
q Shell Mound Park next Tuesday. a large
Seven councils OF the National Union
gave their initial public entertainment last
Wednesday evening at Foresters' Hall
choice literary and musical programme was
followed by hop. The union is steadily
growing and already embraces seven coun-
ellis, with more in process of organization.
The concert to be given by the University
OF California Glee Club In Assembly Hall
of the University. Berkeley. for the benefit
of the u. {. baseball team, has been set for
Tuesday evening, May 3, at o'clock. in
stead Of Friday evening, April %, as pTevi-
ously announced.
a very enjoyable surprise party was given
Miss Edyth Baldwin by her schoolmateS at
her residence on IWeniy-hrSt street on Fri
day evening last
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society No. II
gave pleasant entertainment and social
Monday evening last at st. Georges Hail.
Refreshments were served during the
dancing,
Mrs NJ E West of Alameda gave a
charming tea party AZ her residence last
Tuesday evening to number OF her lady
friends. Size was ably assisted by Miss
Jennie Laird and Miss Viola Duncan of
San Francisco.
The Glover CLUBS farewell party on FIJI
day night was a pleasant affair, and tile
cldb IN retiring eau congratulate itself upon
having given some Of thetmoSt ENJOYABLE
- dances of ihe kind during past years. The
executive committee of the party and char
ter members Of the club are: MeSsTs.
Fred ". kneTT, Edward ). Martin, Walter
j. Peterson ana James ;. Hawkins.
The Epworth n. L. Church was crowded
to Overlooking on the evening OF the Goth to
witness the marriage OF Mr.. Marcus q.
johnson and Miss Annie Murdoch, By the
Rev. A. ii. Briggs. The happy pair lett
Immediately Ter Del Coronado.
A very enjoyable surprise was rendered
TO Mr. ana Mrs. " jliiam Book at their resi-
denee, 80 Thirteenth street, in honor Of their
tenth wedding anniversary.
The sophomore hop will take place at the
Harmon gymnasium next Saturday evening.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. II. L.
.NatklDSOn OF Oakland gave a charming tea
Ia honor OF Mrs. heOb Of Portland, Die.
The hostess was assisted In receiving by
Mis- Ira Pierce, Mrs. George Il Wheaton,
Mrs Orestes Pierce, Mrs. johnson, Miss
Glare Rals.cp, Miss Alice Grimes, Miss BeS-
sic u hearOD, Miss Miller, Miss Ruth Dyer,
Miss Floy Brown. Miss Clement, Miss Aims
worth, MISS Knowles, Miss Webb and Miss
Pierce.
Unity Lodge Nc. 273, l. 0. B. B., will
give = lecture and entertainment under the
auspices Of Tie committee Of intellectual
Improvement OF District Grand Lodge No. 4
this evening, al Bnai Birth Hall, when
AeV. Thomas al Ness Will give his per-
s0nal recOIlections OF st. Petersburg and
Moscow; also Of Count Tolstoi at nome.
q luncheon viii be served by the ladies
OF 81 PauPs Episcopal Church at Irving
Hall on Friday next, from IL o clock to .
Mr.. Hora e q. Piatt gave a luncheon Oh
Friday in the private dining-voom Of the
Bohemian Club in honor OF Miss Agnes
Huntington.
The much anticipated entertainment, en-
titled The Festival Of Days" in ald of St.
PauPs Episcopal Church building fund
viii take place on the evenings of Thurs
day and Friday next at Irving Hal. All
the days OF the week are to be repIe
scented by young ladies'
Preparations have been perfected for the
reception, concert and bali to be rendered
the officers OF the Austro- Hungarian cor
vette Easana. which arrived on Saturday.
Although the invitations mentioned Odd
Fellows Hall, IL may be necessary to en-
y, gage the Pavilion, owing to the numerous
applications for admission. All the local
Qignitarles, including the Mayor, General
kugeT, commandment OF Mare Island, gen.
erals IF divisions and heads Of militia have
accepted invitations 10 be present. Invita-
tons may be secured Of Messrs. Arnold
Pailok & Co, 3 aud California street, cor
ner kearny and Market streets, and Eighth
and Washington streets, Oakland; Rafael'S,
corner California and kearny streets
MichaIitscbke Bros, Bush and Kearny
streets; Korbel Bres., 30S Battery street :;
California Dem0krat, 400 Bush street; j. i.
Medeau, POI Montgomery avenue; \. Ro-
Senberg Oakland; l. s. Sres0yieh IL Co..,
p 505 Sansome street.
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of the week will be that of
Miss Edith Taylor and Mr.. George Pope, TO
take place at Trinity Church tomorrow
morning. reception viii follow at the
residence of the BRIDES parents.
The wedding OF Miss Irene Crowall and
Mr.. Alpheus Bull will be solemnized on
Wednesday evening next, at the residence
Of the brides mother, 1903 Larkin street
The wedding of Miss Susie N. Reed and
AIr. Franklin T. Hittell will take place IN
EaftOnvilie early in May.
The marriage OF Miss Tennie Book sin,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Booksin,
OF san Jose, aud DR.. Henry Calvin Brown
OF MuSkeg0n, Mich, VIII take place az t6e
family residence, South Second street, neY.
Thursday, at II o'clock, in the presence & {
immediate relatives.
The marriage of Mr.. Stephen H. Reno
and Miss Mary Bailey, the artist, VIII take
place on May 6. al the Brooklyn Presby-
terrain Church.
Miss Mabel Crooks, daughter OF Mr.. J. +.
Crooks, the banker eff Haywards and
Benicia, will be married to Mr.. Arthur
o Merrill Brown In Christ Church, Alameda,
Tomorrow.
The marriage Of Miss Belle Levi to Mr..
Jake Levy Of Lower Lake. Cal, Will take
place Wednesday evening next at the resi-
denee OF the bride, 7l5h Grove street.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Fannie V. Steiner, daughter of the late
Samuel Steiner. to Dir. jonas Efanger.
They will receive at her residence, 916 Eddy
street, Sunday, May /, afternoon ami even
ing.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Minnie LussieE to Dir. Al Cohen of Oakland.
The marriage of Mr. ID. J. Mckay and
Miss Emma Y. Erdin will take place early
in June.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Lena Rain TO Mr.. D. J. Levy.
Miss Mabel Terry and Mr.. Walter w.
Burnham OF Oakland will be welded
JUNE /.
cling the marriage of Miss Mamie Clark of
San Bernardino to Mr.. Alexander Johnson