The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings i'm
Society Circles.
Engagement Announcements-The Los Ang-
eles Bal Foudre-A Charitable Tea-Par-
ties to Take Place Notes.

pleasant one. Other winters have, perhaps,
been gayer, but inevitably brought the re-
action of spring and summer dizziness.
This year society has not danced its gowns
to rags and its pumps TO ruins. With
sufficient to amuse throughout and special
bonnie bouebe of livelineSs in the last week
or two of the season there remains hope
for Mi-Careme and Eastertide. As usual
many will seek change before long and
will go north and south, east and west In
pursuit of If. a great many people leave
for the south almost at once. but their
absence is only temporary. The majority
of departures will not take place for at
least couple of months and considerable
entertainment may be looked for in the
interval Some weddings and the festivals
peculiar 20 Purim are among the features
of the near future.
Mrs. John Jewett has sent out cards for
a Mi-Careme on Thursday evening. March
"a, al her residence, 931 Bush street.
Mrs Peter MEG. Mclean gave a delight
full luncheon recently at her residence on
Pacific avenue. Her guests were: Mrs.
Henry T. Scott. Mrs. William S. Teyis.
Mrs. 4. Page Brown, Mrs. William B. Col
ler, Miss Cunningham, Miss Ella Adams,
Miss Ethel Smith and Miss Laura Collier.
The series of StereOpticon lectures OF un-
TO be given under the auspices of the Cal
vary Club, will open on the 18th inst with
IAN Hour or So in Mexico" by Mr.. L.
Med. tombstone.
The ladies Of the Laurel Hall Club gave
an enjoyable reception to Mr. George w.
Cable on Saturday afternoon in the Golden
Gate Commandery rooms, 131 Post street.
Tonight the Simpson Lyceum OF Simpson
Memorial N. L. Church will entertain
friends. The new officers are to be installed
ana Temples and Temple-buiding will
be the subject Of the Lyceum lecture by
Rev. II. NJ. du Bose.
Mrs. Oelrichs and Miss Fair have been
receiving many callers since their arrival at
the Palace Hotel 1t is regretted that their
stay will be brief. MIR. and Mrs. Oelrichs
will spend the summer months at Newport,
where they recently bought handsome
cottage.
Entire Nous Cotillen viii take place on
Tuesday evening. the ooh inst. No club
has given more thoroughly successful, be-
cause enjoyable. parties this winter.
Several Niles ladies attended charming
luncheon given in Centpryllle by Mrs.
Croihers last Tuesday afternoon, and in the
evening quite a delegation OF our towns
people attended progressive eGchTe given
by DR.. and Mrs. Allen in that town.
A course of six illustrated lectures by DIR.
c. Ii. Steele will be commenced in the
Grace NJ. L. Church, corner of Twenty-first
and Capp streets, tomorrow evening. The
course viii be for the benefit of the I Oung
Peoples Society of Christian Eadeavor and
EpWOrth Guards, and the first lecture will
treat of London. the Worlds Metropolis"
On February 10 in this city there was or
ganZed a musical club, known as the Poly
phonic Club, with tue following officers;
President Nine. Emilia Toieth; Vice
Presidents, Nine. ~. Lada and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Howe; Secretary. Mr.. j. A.
Christie; Treasurer, DR.. A. Murray; Exec
utive Committee-Miss Amy Booth, Messrs.
II. Sussman, T. Hess, ID. Van BTunt and
a: Lada; Musical Director. Professor
Richard a. Luechesi. II is the intention of
the club 10 give an Invitation concert soon
after the lenten season.
Mr.. Isidor, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID.
Rosenthal, viii be confirmed next Saturday
at The Geary-street temple. a reception
will be held Saturday and Sunday at 2I5R
Sixth street.
A very pleasant party was given TO Miss
Bella Adeoek by her parents at l1l41g Treat
avenue on Saturday afternoon last IN nonor
OF her twelfth birthday anniversary. The
AFTERNOON was spent in games, music and
recitations, and after an hour of pleasure
tie little ones filed into tie dining-room,
; where a table was laden with good things,
TO which they did ample justice.
The San Francisco Nerein viii produce
the buTlesQue Romeo and Juliet Up to
Date" on Saturday evening. the 18th inst
About fifty members will participate.
The Nouyeau Club, which gave such a
successful initial party last Thursday night.
Will meet the first Thursday of each month
at Assembly. Hall, Polk street. Only men,
bers and invited guests are entertained.
A small senior class society has sprung
into existence in club life at the university
at Berkeley. Trey propose to place some
finishing touches 10 their college career in
the social line. They style themselves I'VE
Fellahs at the Club" and have for their
motto. I'VE think we're bad. but we're
not" The society made its debut on
Thursday evening at the Henrietta" at
the Baldwin. followed by an enjoyable
afternoon.
Tile members of the Concordia Club will
give bali next Sunday evening
On Thursday evening, March u. in the
Emmanuel Baptist Church, on Bartlett
street, between 1wenty-second and Twenty
third. grand popular concert IS to be given
under the auspices of the TweDtietn-street
Branch. Young Mems Christian AssOeia-
ton. Miss Carrie Foster Mcclellan is to
sing. Miss Mcclellan is the weil-known
pupil of Karl Formes. whom he brought out
in New York with such marked success.
The Apollo Quartet Of male voices and MI
Henry Clay Wysham. the fute-soloist, are
also to take part in the programme.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Constance i. Barry, daughter OF the late
Captain Barry and step-daughter of Judge
Bent, to Mr.. John /. Husband, an insurance
man.
= The wedding Of Nine. de Barrios, well re-
membered in this city, widow of the re-
nowned General Justo Refno de Barrios.
ex-PTes dent of Guatemala, and Marquis
Jose Martinez de RoGa of Spain, is expected
TO take place this month. Tie Interesting
engagement was announced last Monday IN
The CALL dispatches.
The engagement has just been announced
Of Miss Lena Merry. daughter OF Captain
w. L. Merry, ex-President of the Chamber
nj n Rev Il
Iuke's Church.
Invitations are out for tho wedding of
Miss Ellen c. Lull and Mr.. AdOlph C. Bold
eTman. which takes place On Thursday next
at 1924 Suffer street
The wedding Of Miss Lizzie Sinton, only
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Richard III.
SintOu of the Bella Vista, and Mr. Harry
ID. Walker, the Bodie mining man. will take
place In June.
The wedding of Mr. w. NJ Hart Of Napa
and Miss Lorena c. Van Anda, daughter of
Rev Mr.. Van Anda of Vallejo. viii take
place at the brides home to-day.
The wedding of Miss Susie 81. Reed ana
Mr., Frank Hittell VIII take place on the 21st
Of April at Lay toDyille, Mendocino County.
The engagement is announced Of Dir. E.
Avery Mccarthy, the real estate nan and
Director Of several local land companies, to
Miss Lillian l.. Wagner, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. Joseph Wag-
ner. the pioneer mili-builder end President
of the Joseph Wagner Manufacturing Com
pany of this city. Mr.. Mccarthy, who came
not long ago from New York. is very popu-
Tor in business and social circles.
The marriage of Mr.. Harry McCurdy
Weston and Miss Hattie Hall will take place
at Petalnma next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Dalton have issued
invitations for the marriage of their dangh-
ter, Miss Ada Marsh, to Mr.. Charles Leslie
Hewes on Wednesday evening, March IS,
a: tue First Presbyterian Church.
The engagement is announced CT Mr.. A.
d. Fately of this city TO Miss Marie Waters
of Portland, Oregon.
The wedding Of Miss Beckie Simon of