The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Leap. Year Parties Already Hap
PLY Inaugurated.
The Dodge-De Veuvs Wedding-An Engage
ment Celebrated - DeckeT-Pugh Wed
ding-NOtes and Personals

this evening from $3.50 to IL 80 o'clock. The
feature will be dancing.
Judge and Mrs. w T. Wallace were
guests Of Mrs. A. d. Splivalo on New
Years day at a dinner party given at her
residence on Washington street
The Tuesday Night Club will hold its
regular monthly meeting at Lunrs Hall
this evening.
The feature of the next party of the Clio
yer Club will be that it is planned TO hold
an original leap-year reception. It will
take place at Pioneer Hall next Friday
evening.
James A. GARFIELD Post and the corps of
the same name will hold joint installation
party this evening in the Alcazar Building
a pretty wedding took place on NedneS-
day evening, December 16.h, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. /. il. Wood, ia Van Ness
avenue, when her daughter, Miss Emma Il.
Wood, was united in marriage to Mr.. Henry
=. Barsda. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Barada left
the following day for Santa Graz and Mon
teTey. They VIII reside at Ala y an Ness
avenue, and will receive on the second and
fourth Thursdays of February and March.
The MikadOes will give their first leap
year party this evening at UniOn-Square
Hall. a pleasant time IS anticipated.
Miss Emily L. Phillips and Mr.. Benjamin
Lauer VIII receive to-day at 1247 Franklin
street.
The regular hop at the Preside will take
place this evening.
The DOdge-De veuve Wedding.
The wedding Of Lieutenant Friedrich G.
Dodge Of the United States revenue cutter
Richard ?. Rush ana Miss Julia E de Veuve,
daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. Henry de Veuve
Of 1915 Laguna street. took place at St
Stephens Church last Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Edgar
j. Lyon. The ushers were Messrs. a. Cas-
telago, w. K. Bugg. Ellis Parish and W W.
Miller The ErOOmsmeu were the brothers
OF tile bride, PTentiSS 4. de NeuYe and Clar-
ence de NeuYe. The bride was escorted to
the chancel by her father. Miss Isabella
Lyman and pretty little Louise BrOnnell
were the maids Of honor The bridesmaids
were Miss Stella Lees and Miss LIZZIE Nc
CoTmick. After the ceremony the bridal
party returned TO tie home of the brides
Parents, where Lieutenant and Mrs. Dodge
received the congratulations Of their friends.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Dodge left for Mon
teTey, where they viii spend the honeymoon.
The Bugge Musicale.
The friends of Miss Magda Bugge, the
Norwegian pianist. enjoyed most delight
full musicale at her home, 1908 Pacific
avenue, on Saturday evening last Rubin
STEMS Senate. Opus IS, for piano and ylo-
lin, was rarely we'll rendered by Miss Bugge
and MI NiSmeT. Mr.. Wismer is certainly
YlOHnlSt Of unusual ability Two songs
by MendeissOhn and Schumann were adj
nIrablY sung by Mrs Nismer, Mr.. Wis
meTs mother. Miss Bugge then PLAYED an
lmpTomptu by Schubert and anOclurEe Opus
10 by Chopin, and some lyric pieces by
Grieg 10 her exceedingly Light and most
charming manner.
Engagement Party on Howard Street.
MI aud Mrs. ). Kronfeld gave an enjoy
able aud interesting party on Sunday even
Ing at their residence, 9524 Howard street.
IN honor Of the engagement OF their eldest
daughter, Miss Jennie Kronfeld, to Mr.. H.
Landau of 1928 Kentucky street.
After the signing Of the marriage con-
tract IN the presence Of about fifty friends.
Rev. II. Schoenieid performed the ancient
memorial ceremony Of breaking a plate,
concluding The Interesting rite.
An elaborate supper was afterward en-
JoYed, eloquent speeches being me- lie by
Rev Mr.. SCHOeufeld, NessTs. ). Meyer, l.
LichIg, j. WaCkSt0ck, j. RUBEN, ana the
pleasant affair only terminated at a late
hour.
Another reception win be held next Sun
day afternoon, when the betrOthed pair viii
De happy to see all friends.
The Leap-Year Circle Party.
The Leap-year Circle gave its first party
on Saturday evening at 1875 Twenty-fourth
street aud was very successful. The rooms
were decorated prettily with evergreens
and smllax, and the Eenlng was spent in
games, singing and dancing.
At11 o'clock the members and guests sat
down to a sumptuous repast prepared By
The lady members.
Miss lena kotche; Eice-President Miss
Maggie Shanahan; Secretary, Miss Mary
HOeLm; Assistant Secretary, Miss Annie
hotche; Treasurer. Miss Lena Hoehm As
sistant Treasurer, Miss Jennie kiveiI.
Among those present were: The Mis- O.
May. Lena and Annie HOehm, Miss Mag
gle Shanahan, the Misses Lena and Annie
hUtche Miss Jennie kivell, Miss Maggie
Tyson, Miss Lena HachmeisteT, Miss Flor
ence Meyers aud Miss Emma Atwood;
Messrs. Dr. Backman, Dr.. Boyle, T. Fauss,
Louis Aepier, Arthur CT0der, II. Davies,
Jacob tletz, John Snyder, J. SZkle, c.
Haehm, Master Clifford Field.
The next meeting OF the circle VIII be
le.d - The Nlce-Presidenps residence, 1928
SANCHEZ street. On Thursday evening next
The Decker-Pugh Wedding.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. Frank J.
Decker, a weIl-knOWn business man Of
Eisalia, was married to Miss katherine
Pugh Of this city, in the Church of the Holy
Cross. Rev. Father McGinty officiating.
0Ir. Joseph A. Walsh acted as best man
and Miss Lizzie Pugb, sister of the bride,
was the bridesmaid
The church. which had been suitably
decorated for the occasion, was filed with
the friends Of the happy couple, who wished
them success and prosperity in their voyage
upon the matrimonial sea.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony at the
church tie wedding party, which included
AT. and Mrs.M. j. Blazer Mr. and Mrs A
Dethlefson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn. Miss Tes-
sic Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. w. Decker aud
Mss Mamie ScuiIy, repaired 10 the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, 2127 Turk
street. where an elegant supper was par
taken IF.
Nj and Mrs. Decker left for Vfsalia New
Years day and they viii reside there per-
manenuy.
Party on Poison Street.
A very enjoyable party was given last
Saturday evening at 1894 Folsom street
The guest of the evening, Miss Ruth Martin
or Oakland, in whose honor the affair was
given. aided materially in the pleasure Of
. lie evening. Mr.. Mex Buelna was master
Of ceremonies, but the whole affair was
under the management Of MesSTs. William
Barker, II. x. Stevens and Louis White
man. The hall was beautifully decorated
with eveTgreens. Refreshments were served
at u O'Clock, and at 30 the guests departed
10 the strains oil Home, Sweet Home"
rendered by Professor Emetts orchestra.
Party on Second Street.
pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
Carrie Pagan at her residence, Alb Second
street, New Years eve. The skirt dance
by the Misses Josie Madden and Mamie
Burke and the singing of Messrs. P. A.
Neuman and James McGrath were especially
admired.
The following were among the partici-
pants: EE-Judge and Mrs. Hornblower,
Mrs. II. Pagan, Mrs X. Pagan, the Misses
Josie and Jennie Madden, Miss Carrie
Pagan. Miss Emma Cheffers, Miss Maggie
BoardmaD, Miss MOllie Cheffers, Miss Mary
Burke, Miss J. NJ. Burke, Miss Minnie
Brsby, Miss J.. McClaichen, Messrs. w. J.
Nixon, Captain c. Il. Quinn, Daniel Riley,
G. Pagan, c. Cheffers, ". Chefers. w. T.
Leech j. A Npuman Z Maddan I Nc