The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18

Thomas Magee last February the wedding
ceremonies VIII be quietly performed.
The engagement is announced Of Lieu
tenant Sidney 5. Jordan, Fifth United
States Artillery. to Miss Dora Curtis. only
daughter Of the late Lieutenant-C Colonel
Herbert Pelham Curtis, u. S. A.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles Shainwald to
Miss Mary Renstein will be celebrated by
Rev. DR.. Noorsanger al the residence of the
BRIDES parents tomorrow. The happy pair,
who have been made the recipients OF much
social attention during the past week. VIII
reside in Australia
The marriage of Miss Carrie Northey-
Roma, the charming vocalist. to Mr.. Jesse
L. Douglas, is set for the 9th inst at the
First Presbyterian Church. Oakland.
The wedding of Miss Fanny b. Mosman,
Youngest daughter OF Mrs f. NJ. Holley of
san Jose 10 MIR. Evans Dent OF the WI
ows, will take place tomorrow at the fam
lily residence on ST. John street, San jose.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Matilda Damien baum of Wilmington, y.
c., TO Mr. l.. Seibenhauer of this city.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Ethel Sargent of Headsburg TO Mr.. f. ID.
Moore IF Oakland.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Maria Douglass. daughter of Captain
j. Connell of San Diego.
The wedding of Miss Lizzie Streh to Mr..
Frank y. Staliman VIII be quietly cele-
brated tomorrow.
The engagement is announced In Oak
land Of Mr.. Frank Smith 10 Miss Goodhue
OF Eighth street, in that city.
Next Wednesday evening Miss Louise
Augusta Vermeil. daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
j. l.. Vermeil, will be married to Mr.. VIII
liam j. Resing at the Church of Notre Dame
des victories.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss Maud Weir and Professor
Baldwin.
The wedding of Mr. Isaac Frohman, the
attorney, and Miss Rose Stern, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs: Philip Stern, will take place
next Wednesday.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Frank RlsdOTph and Miss Lizzie Pinckney.
Both are well known in Oakland. The
wedding will take place in the near FIXTURE.
The engagement is announced IF Miss
Tessie 3. Englander of this city to Mr. Fer
dinand Falk Of Newark. They will receive
their friends at 726 Golden Gate avenue on
Sunday afternoon next and the following
Wednesday afternoon, the 9th inst.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ada. Ialc0tt Park, oldest daughter of
Mrs. Julia 5. Park, to Mr.. Charles a. ALI
ardyce The wedding Will take place on
Wednesday, August g. at Howard Presby-
terrain Church.
The Howard Luncheon.
No more charming hostess can be found
in pretty San Mateo than Mrs George Fl.
Howard, who last Tuesday gave one Of her
Enthusiastically delightful luncheons at
her summer residence. The table decora-
tions, tie culinary "effects" and the subse-
quent entertainment OF the privileged guests
were ali pleasantly instinct with the spirit
OF an elegant hospitality. The friends en-
tertained were: Mrs. William II. Croker
Mrs. AnseI EastoD, Miss Babette Howard
Mrs Beverly McMOnagle, Mrs. Frederick
l.. Moody, Miss Jessie Bowie and Miss Belh
SperTy.
at santa Cruz.
OF all the watering-places Santa Cruz
appears to be having the largest patronage
from this city. Encampment week is being
looked forward to with general anticipation
Of pleasure. Besides numerous camp re-
cepll0ns special receptions will be given at
Golden Gate Villa in honor Of Governor
Markham and staff and General Dimond
and stan. Mrs r. i. Carroll, Mrs. Lake
Robinson. the Misses Enright aud Hon.
jeremiah Lynch. who rode down and spends
half his time on horseback, were among the
entertainers of private parties last week.
urf-bathiDg, beacn-lounging. moonlight
Wanderlngs and hotel hops fill up the days
pleasant programme.
The jones' Cosaek Wedding.
The wedding of Thomas L James, NJ. D.,
and Miss Tryphinne b. Cosack, NJ. d.. took
place 90 the 9TH inst.
present but tie immediate relatives and a
few intimate friends. The ceremony was
performed by tie Rev II. G. Christian
Miss May Shelly supported the bride and
Mr. Rudolph Horner acted as best man.
DR.. and Mrs. Dir. James will receive their
friends at 1l9 McAlbsteT street on tuesdays
after August l.
a Cyclist Ladies' Night.
The ladies night of the San Francisco
Bicycle Club. which was held at their club
rooms on Friday evening last, was in every
way decided success. The members and
their lady friend, turned out in lagge num-
bers and the rooms were crowded.
Inc programme, consisting OF vocal and
instrumental music and reictations, was
rendered IN mastery style and the stage
coach affair of Mr. Golden, the secretary,
was voted the sue ess Of the evening"
After little light refresfment and dane
Ing the party broke broke up at a late hour.
Society at Mare Island.
Admiral and Mrs. Irwin and their
daughter, Miss Lulu Irwin, have been
spending a couple Of days during the latter
part of the week in San Francisco
Assistant Surgeon c. T. Stokes, lately at
the hospital, IS leaving this week with his
wife FOR the East He expects 10 return in
september ana to be appointed to pro-
coed to duty on the Asiatie station.
struetor J. II. Linnard, Mrs. J. r. Stanton
Mrs. j. H. HlilhOuse and Miss Lena Nav
nsrd started for Napa Soda Springs. Satur-
day morning, for a few DAYS recreation.
The family of Medical Inspector George
w. Woods, in charge Of the naval hospital
Will soon arrive from the East and take up
their residence In the yard. Mrs, Woods
and Der niece have been in Europe seyeral
months, The latter part Of the time having
been spent IN Paris. AS soon rs the new
residence Is completed il will be occupied
by the surgeon and his family They Will
be welcomed back 10 the Island
a pleasant social hop was held in the
SalI Ioit on tuesday evening, which was
attended by about forty or fifty persons.
Music was furnished by the Independence
band and during the evening light refresh
mentS were served.
The weather being so pleasant, the lawn
tennis court is occupied almost every hour
during the day by both pretty and expert
lady play ers and handsome and manly naval
officers. The two Misses Clark aud Miss
Beaman are considered among the most
expert Of the lady players. Some talk has
been bad OF organizing an archery club.
Fine grounds for this pastime could be had.
as there is still plenty of room OIL the island
The Buek-King Wedding.
An interesting wedding took place on
Thursday at Redwood City, where Hon.
George II. Buck, Judge of the Superior
Court of San Mateo County. was united to
Miss Lizzie King, daughter of Dir. Henry
King Of that city.
Rev. Father Sullivan performed the cere-
mony at II o'clock amid beautiful floral
decorations. The bride was attired in plain
white satin. Miss Ella Donlon acted as
bridesmaid, while Mr.. w. f. Herbert of San
Mateo otficiated in the capacity Of best man.
Alter the ceremony congratulations were
extended 10 the happy pair and a sumptuous
breakfast was enjoyed.
Judge and Mrs. Buck will remain at Del
Monte Tor two weeks and on the 1st prox.
VIII depart Tor the East on an extended tour
Notes From Niles Canyon.
Camp Robin Hood ended it's season In