The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-14
TIE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings in
Society Circles.
Engagement Announcements The Kreiss.
Boardman Wedding-Purim Carnivals.
Several Coming Events.

tion. Everyone has been inspired to buy
something cool 10 wear and there has been
really run on the milliners and dress
makers. Gray suits and straw hats have.
like the fruit blossoms, seen the light earlier
than ever this year. People have thus
naturally had their thoughts turned to sum-
mer outings, but change III the weather
may any day Danish dreams of tent life and
surf-bathing in favor of fur-trimmed coats
and all the comforts of home. Socially
speaking the town is quiet. club parties and
family fetes occupying a prominent place in
the daily record. This week viii be partly
dedicated to Erin. Some church entertain
mentS are also announced
Miss Alice Rideout is evidently feminine
Admirable Crchton. Beside being an
nonoreG sculptures she recently proved her
self a synpathetlc actress, and now she is
TO come before the public as a whistler
another Mrs. Shaw. The occasion viii be
the Green lea, TO be given by the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Howagd-Street NJ T..
Church next Thursday evening The pro-
Sramme also promises yentTIlo Quism, music
by soioists ana the Home Circle orchestra,
beside a comedy. Did You Ever See a
Ghosl2' by spirited cast The parlors of
the church bid fair 10 be completely packed
on this occasion.
Speculation is rife regarding the big
Hopkins house on Mob Hill Every large
city has permanent art gallery, and it is
wondered whether Mr. Searles does not
intend 10 dedicate the structure to the
use Of the homeless Art Association Tor
some such purpose.
The Pensacola will not leave Honolulu
until after Thursday next, the 9TH inst, on
which date Queen LiliuokalaDi Will hold
reception and state bali will be given.
The Santa Barbara Floral Carnival is set
for April - 10 %. a number of subscrip-
tons have been gathered among residents
Of this city.
The ladies of the Elsmere Free Kinder
gaTten lave arranged a series of three en-
tertalnmentS to be given at Irving Hall on
March Is, April and April g. Dr. Thomas
ItilI VIII reclte. Miss Heuer Will sing. Mr..
A. NJ Thornton, Mrs. Z. f. Weihe and
Professor Al iestein VIII also appear.
The FIRST stereopticon lecture under the
auspices OF the Calvary CluD aud Sabbath
school VIII be entitled AN Hour or SO IN
McKee," by Mr. L. McD. tombstone, and
viii take place next Friday evening
TIE S24, coo Greenwald residence now be-
ing built IN San Rafael. adjoining the Sloss
residence, is already about half completed.
Tie harmonic Club has issued cards for
social 10 be held at Union-sQuare Hall
next Friday evening. This Will be ladies
night"
The Pacific Yacht Clubs English dinner
at Sausalito next Saturday is being antici-
pated with much pleasure.
MI. and Mrs. X. Lande, parents of Mr..
Edward LanGe and Mrs. Gustav Maize Gel
e5Tated their golden wedding last NedneS-
day by a quiet family party. They were
married in New York March 9. 1872.
Tie concert TO be given next Thursday in
tie Emmanuel Ba list Church on Bartlett
'stTeet r0mSes number of attractions.
The San Francisco Nereiu is making
great preparations for the production next
Saturday evening of the travesty Of Romeo
and juliet l y TO Date" The many par
Elephants ale rehear3ing constantly and
everything points TO an excellent presenta-
ton.
A dinner viii be given by the Young Peo-
PIES Union Of Westminster PRESBYTERIAN
Church in the lecture room. on Fell street,
between Octayla and Laguna, next Friday
evening from to s O'Clock.
Mrs. ii. Frendenberg (nee Hemmenway)
and her sister Miss LavinIa gave a very
pleasant reception week ago at their resi-
GeDce, l1Ol Scott street Vocal and instru-
mental music were the Chief features of the
evening, inteTSpeTsed with dancing and
games
Paris the Beautiful" Will be the subject
OF the illustrated lecture to be given TO-
morrow evening in Grace NJ. L. Church in
aid Of its Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian EudeayOr and EpWOrth Guards.
choice concert, followed by ball. was
given last evening by the Bayarian Union
At Turn Hall, 323 Turk street. A feature
of tie enjoy able affair was the presentation
Of a handsome banner to the union
The San Francisco Operate Society is
now rehearsing Black Nantes" (BucalosSD,
10 be given some time in May for charitable
purposes.
The Ladies' Protection and Relief Society
have secured n. Paul Bl0uet, better known
Max O'RelI, to read March y, 26 and %
for the benefit Of the ChiIdren's Home of
that society.
Engagement Notes.
The marriage Of Miss Maggie Kittle and
Nr. George d. Boyd will take place on
Easter Wednesday. the 10th April next
The wedding Of Mr.. Frank j. Carolan
and Miss Harriet Pullman will take place
in Chicago early in the summer The 1st of
June is authoTitati yely mentioned, but it is
possible that the fact Of family anniyer-
sary date occurring a week or two later
may be taken advantage Of for a double
celebration. Mrs. Oelrichs' recent visit to
San Francisco to dismantle the Fair house
Oh Pine street revived the rumOr that it will
lie bought by Mr.. Pullman.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Katherine Hamilton to Mr.. Albert \. Bag
ley, son of Mrs. Angelina ID. Bagley.
lie engagement is announced % Mr..
George ID. Graham. a prominent merchant
of iris city, to Miss NJ. E5tella Hughes,
daughter of Major E. c. Hughes, the we'll
known printer. The wedding will take
place in May.
Tie engagement is announced of Miss
Belle Bush, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Bush, to MIR. Mark Leyison; both OF this
city.
Tie engagement is announced of Mr..
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Bertha SlYerstone OF this city to Mr. c. NJ
Rosenberg of Oakland.
The engagement has been announced Of
MISS Lille Stern, daughter Of the late
David Stern, to Mr.. A. l.. Hexter of Port
land Or. They will be at home TO-DAY at
2621 California street.
The marriage Of Miss Rose Morgenthau to
Mr.. Dave Kline will be soiemniZed on Sun
day, March 20, at the brides residence.
The wedding of Miss Ada N. Dalton,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. II. \. Dalton, of
949 Pine street, and Charles leslie Hewes
viii take place on Wednesday evening next
in Oakland
Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding OF Miss Phoebe Saalburg to Mr. Less
Prayer They Will be married on Tuesday,
March %, at the residence of the brides
parents.
The engagement is announced of Miss A.
Coleman TO Mr.. H. Bebrend They will re-
celve their friends at the residence Of MI
III. Coleman, 42S Green street, ON Sunday
next.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Sacramento County License Collector Eg-
bert w. Bates. son of Supervisor George o.
Bates, aud Miss Jennie Whipple of Florin.
The wedding will take place on the oath inst.
al the residence of the brides parents, in
EioTin.
The marriage Of Miss Minnie Meyer, only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Meyer, of
Healdsburg. to Mr. J. s. Hermann, a pTOs-
perOuS merchant OF Fresno, Will take place
at the California Hotel on March %. The
young couple viii reside in Fresno.
Tie Misses Alice and Angelina Selby,
Froprietors of the Hotel Iturbide, at Ense-
NADIA, Lower California, are expected in
San Diego, where Miss Angelina VIII be
married to Mr. Bruce. Sir Edward Jenkin-
son OF London, President of the Lower
California development Company, is en-
route overland, accompanied by Mrs Baden
Iayior OF London, sister Of the Misses