The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-04
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Resume of Recent Happenings in
Society Circles.
Engagement Gnnouncements-0ak Gage
ties-New Years Aboard ship-Notice
of Coming Events-Notes.


The past week has been pleasantly broken
up by the holiday festivities, which seem
to have been more than usually general this
time. All the leading clubs here, in Oak
land and Sacramento and private hotels
welcomed The New Year with greater or
less eclat. In home circles the Briggs
RideOut wedding, the Bandmann reception
and the Croker luncheonS on New Years
day stand out prominently in multitude of
private entertainments, which by the
pleasure they afforded will long be remem-
bered by all privileged to have part in them.
The foot ball game excited considerable at
tention among those who loyalty preferred
San Francisco to Monterey, where also, by
all accounts, merry time was passed.
Shortly, no doubt. the regularity of the sea-
son will be resumed. and foremost among
the listed events is the leap-year c0tillon Oh
Friday night.
TIE wedding Of Mr.. William II. Schmidt
and Miss Susie c. Perkins took place at the
residence of Ex-Governor Perkins on New
\ ears eve IN the presence OF few init
mate friends. They Will take bridal trip
TO Honolulu.
The guests of the Berkshire will receive
rarity calls tomorrow evening from $50 to
II 30 o'clock. Dancing.
At Monterey on New Years day Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Tubbs' baby was christened
in the little Del Monte chapel by Bishop
Wngfeld i'll the presence of a large num-
Der of the famly's friends. The chapel
was beautifully decorated with flowers.
The leap-year cOtiilon which Miss Hager
leads will take place at Odd Fellows Hall
next Friday evening. Following are some
OF the absolute regulations OF the affair,
which promises to be peculiarly brilliant:
P0mpaduur costumes and powdered hair are
absolutely de rigueur for the ladies and for
the chaperons. The men will not be per-
mitted on the floor without powdered hair.
Nc invitations will be issued 10 residents of
the city, and no one Will be admitted with
out showing their tickets or being identified
by the committees as members of the club.
For this occasion the decorations will be
very elaborate or be in Pompadour colors.
The supper will be the finest Of the season.
The Tuesday Night Club will hold It's
regular monthly meeting a: LuutS Hall to-
morrow evening.
New Year being the twenty-fifth ami
verSary Of the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. w,
Ii. Mills of OctaVla street, his business
friends presented Mr.. Mills with magnifi-
cent silver saad-bOwl and accessories, the
bowl being further embelisheu with an
engraved inscription reciting tine pleasant
occasion.
Mrs. Croker Alexander will give two re-
ceDtions in January at her residence on
Flfty-eighth street, New ork.
The Bohemian Clubs inks last Saturday
night was very successful. Among those
who took prominent part in the affair were
President Phelan, Alfred BOuYeT, general
". Fl. l.. Barnes. {. ID. OSulliyan, Donald
de V Graham, George I. Bromley, Colonel
Halves. Porter Ashe, Louis Sloss and the
Rose Leaf Social and Outing clubs.
The next hop in the pleasant Preside
series will take place tomorrow evening.
HOfnung Lodge, No. l, O. q. Ii. $, gave
a ieap-y ear party last evening at Harmonic
Hall, 1749 Mission street. 1t was a very en-
juyaOle affair.
Miss Carrie Meyers received her friends
on New Years day at her residence on RIM
con Hill. assisted by Miss Maude Cleary
and Miss May Reynolds.
TIE ES0teriC ana PlaisiE clubs of Sacra-
mentO 1airly ecnpsed all former successes
by heir New Year festivities. The PiaisirS
entertained at Turner Hall and the Esolerics
IN the Senate Chamber of the State Capitol.
Among the we.l-kaown ladies present were:
Mrs. L. d. Carroll, Mrs, Charles McCieary.
Miss Maye Carroll, Miss Lulu st ffens, Miss
Lucy tyson, Miss Adelaide Epson, Miss
COmstock, Mrs. +. W. Hale, Miss Laura
Clark, Miss Maggie Johnson Of this city.
Mrs. Ada Clark has issued invitations
the academy. 2ll Suffer street, next SaiuT-
day evening. This is annually pretty
sight, and large number Of people make
point eli going to see the children dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Ashe gave an enjoy
able dinner party OH New Years day at
their residence on Leavrnworth street.
The new CotlliOn Club at Los Angeles
entertained society brilliantly last week.
Mr.. Frank Hicks led the german, and the
patrOnesSes we're: Mrs Charles J. Ellis
Mrs J. de Barth Shorb, Mrs. w. II. Work
man, Mrs. Cornelius Cole, Mrs. Alfred So
lano. Mrs. d. G. MacGowan, Mrs. j. j.
Meyler.
One If the most notable events of the
week was the large New Years eve party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bandmann last
Thursday evening at their residence on LOm-
bard street. The house was elab0rately
decorated aud nearly 200 friends were de-
hghtiully entertained. An ear-spltting
salute was given the New Year on its ar
rival The only cloud upon the affair was
the indispOsition of Mrs. Bandmann, WHO
was confined u her room with a severe cold.
The hOn0rs were charmingly done by her
daughter, Mrs Rothwell.
Mrs. Webster Jones will entertain the
EuChTe Club next Thursday evening at her
residence on the northeast corner Of Cough
aud Clay streets.
Engagement Notes.
Miss Grace Edgar Coe to Mr.. S. Grant
Goucher, with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company of this city and brother of MIR.
W. Ii. Goucher, the capitalist, of San Jose :;
and Of Miss Alica Foy Coe to Mr.. j. Ii.
Fallon, cashier Of Mau Il Sadler of this city.
Both young ladies are daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Ii. Coe, pioneer residents
Of San Francisco. Miss Grace Coe and Mr.
Gpucher will be married the latter part of
February.
The wedding of Miss Hilda Sessinger
and Mr. NJ a. Rothschild will take place
at the New California Hotel on Monday
evening, January 18th. On the following
day they will leave for the Hawaiian
Islands for their honeymoon.
The engagement has been announced Of
Surgeon c. +. Stokes, u. ). n, to Miss
Charlotte Birmingham, daughter of Cap
tain John Birmingham of this city. Dr.
Stokes was recently detached from the IrO-
quois and is at present on duty at the Mare
Island Hospital.
The engagement is announced Of Mr..
William T. Bond, business manager of the
Oakland Tribune, TO Miss Ruby DOre of
this city, the wedding 10 take place in the
spring. Miss D0re is sister of Mrs. Gus
Spreckels.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Koher. to Mr.. NJ. A. Bertheau.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Emilia FeTnandes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Fernandes, of Pinole, to Mr.. Will
lam X. Cole, the well-known and popular
young druggist of the firm of w. X. Cole 81
Co. Of Martinez
The engagement is announced of Miss
Title Wiener of New YGrk to Mr.. Arthur
Figpl of this city.
The wedding of Mr. Jacob Zemansky and
Miss Rosie Jacobs will take place next
Sunday.
Miss Agnes Spatz and Mr.. Christensen
Hauch will be married Tomorrow evening
at 3414 Santa Clara avenue, Alameda.
The marriage Of Miss Mile Abrams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Abrams Of this
city, will take place next Sunday In Tacoma.
The wedding OF Miss Adele Frapoli,
daughter of the late Battista Frap0li, and
Mr.. John Martinon, Will take place on the
10th Of January.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Minnie BPTnStPin In Mr. Saliu GroSSliobt