The morning call., 1892-02-11
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Farewell Entertainments to AT.
and Hrs. la Montague.
The sperry Tsa-A Classic Conoert-Musicale
on Filbert street-L0ndOn Lodge High
Jinks-Brief Notes.

hopS this evening.
Mrs. Austin Sperry and Miss Beda Sperry
gave a delightful tea yesterday afternoon,
between 4 and O'clock, at their new resi-
deuce. POO Pacific avenue. They were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Simpson. a
string orchestra was in attendance, and de-
lci0uS refreshments were served. There
was q lovely proiusion Of flowers about the
salons, the carnations in the library at
tracing special admiration. Some 200 friends
were pleasantly entertained. Mrs. hperry
was superbly gowued in black velyet,
trimmed with Duchesse lace and diamond
ornaments; Mrs. Simpson was IN pink, ana
Miss Beda SpeTry looked charming IN pale
green India silk.
The Friday Night Club Of Alameda will
be rendered a fancy-dress leap-ye8T party
by their lady friends this evening.
EX- United States Senator Newton
Booth was married last Tuesday night to
Mrs Octayine c. Glover by Superior Judge
Catlin Of Sacramento. The wedding was
strictly private, only relatives being pres
emit. owing to the death Of Senator Booth S
business partner, Mr.. Cyrus I. W heeler,
and Tie illness Of the Senator himself Ihe
Senator and Mrs. Booth left at once on the
overland train for New y Ork.
Social Council Ne. As. O. G. F., viii enter
tain their friends this evening at their hall
In Red Mems Building.
Mr.. George c. Baker, the welLknown
real-estatede dealer and capitalist OF Oakland,
was married Hast Wednesday evening 10
Miss Coolidge. but owing TO the recent
death Cf the brides father the wedding was
very quiet. Only relatives and most IN
innate friends were present
Excelsior Lodge No. 1852, X. and L. Of H.,
VII give a valentine hop this evening.
The Simpson Literary and Scientific
Circle held It's regular meeting ia the paIlOTs
of the Simpson NJ. L. Church on Monday
evening. The subject for study was The
Last Battles of the Civil w ar" Ia C0nnec-
zion with this topic a paper upon Tine
Sanitary Commission was read by Mrs.
Keith: an appropriate recitation was given
by Miss Mabel Smith; ana table talk
upon Congress- onal Dolngs' was INDUCED
In by tie entire circle
On ast Tuesday evening Mrs. Charles ).
Wilson gave 3 delightful dinner party at
heT home in Alameda in honor Of her
friend. Miss Jennie Edith Laird OF San
Francisco.
The Iucogs viii give their second hop at
Odd Fellows Hall THIS evening.
a large number Of people were naturally
attracted to the Grand Opera House last
night where the big charity concert, noted
I'D another column, proved great success.
The wedding OF Miss Matte Mitchell and
the Duke de Ia ROchefouCald, which viii
take place to-day In the NunclatuTe. Paris
Will be followed by reception IN the HO-
tel d Holland, where Dir. and Mrs Mitchell
nave been res ding during the winter The
Duke has prepared a residence for his bride
IN braUne, where his regiment, the Ihlr-
teeutl Chasseurs, is stationed.
The Nos OstT0s Club viii give a fancy
dress masquerade ct Lunts Hall this even
ilg.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ia Montague Entertained.
On Monday Nr. and Mrs Ernest c. Ia
Montague nee CatleTwo0d) arrived from
their bridal trip down south, and the same
evening were guests at a delightful dinner
party given by Nrs. Clara Ca,heTWood at
Ier Pacifc-ayenUe residence.
The dinner was in honor of General
Keyes who hoped to have been IN time for
the Wedding. However, be came round
from New G0rk by Panama and, 30 his re-
-Ier lost day, arriving just twenty-four
d Urs TOO late for tie Interesting event.
The general is over 50. great traveller, and
enjoys life as keenly as any man half his
age. Besides General Reyes and the bridal
party, Mrs. CatheTWoOd's guests were
General and Mrs. Alexander (uee Lent and
Nr. George Lent.
Later in the evening several friends called
10 say g9od-by and au TeF0ir to the bride
and groom, as THIS was their last dinner
" at home"
ON Tuesday Mr.. Joseph D. Redding gave
q stag" luncheon TO Mr.. La M0utagne at
the Bohemian Cuba very enjoyable affair
for all concerned.
IL the afternoon the Misses VOORHEES, gave
The fortunate pair a tea at their home on
California street. This was remarkably
pleasant. and differed from many other
teas, ia hat most Of the agreeable men in
town were present The hO5tesses were
assisted by Miss Alice Scott, Miss Mason
and Miss SandeTs0n. The decorations were
chiefly beautiful spring flowers.
To-day Mr. and Mrs la Montague leave
for Los Angeles, where they VIII visit the
brides grandfather, Judge c. ;. Hastings.
This evening VI S. Marie la Montague and
Nlr. Albert Ia Montague g the more direct
way, via Ogden, and will reach New York
just two weeks before Mr. and Mrs. Ia Mon
taEne, who STOP en- route TO visit friends.
Ie-Wes their proposed sclurn IN Los An
geles Judge and Mrs. Simrau Will give
them large reception in Louisville KY,
and other friends viii pay them the same
compliment in 81 Louis, Chicago and Bal
t.M0Te.
In fact, their homeward route viii be one
triumphai progress, but Il vii be with none
The less regret that their hosts OF friends
here wll bid them farewell at the depot,
trusting their Impressions Of CALIFORNIA;
sunny climate ana hospitality will bring
item soon again to the Pacific Coast.
Tic Bach Club Concert.
There was not standing room last night at
Pioneer Han, when the Bach Musical Club
professor Emil Barth director gave con-
cert under the auspices Of the Society Of
California Pioneers.
7 he following programme was closely
followed and marked with intelligent aD-
applause: Part one-War March Of the
Priests Of Alfalfa Nebde ISsObu): overture,
Gel llama IN a IBERIA - tRlSsinIl-
meZz0 Sinf.. "Cayal.era Rusticana" MAS
caEli, b. "LOin du Bal, - (GIleU; oh Milo
Fernando" song, Miss ". Caney; Bon
heur," gayotte seTenade. (Hartwig); selee-
ton from "Lohengrin" Wagner.
Part tWO-OyeTture, "OberOn," (Weber);
(1 song 10 tie Evening STAR" ~ Pilgrim
Ca0Tus." "Tanuhauser," CWaner; ballad
selected, Miss NJ. C0ney; "The Pygmies"
tLi.rn berg; hungarian dances, Nos. and
2 .Brahms); Coronation March" The
Folkinger" (KretsehmeT)
Musicale on FiIbert Street.
a very pleasant musicale took place last
Thursday evening at the residence Of Miss
A. Won Rom, 1874 Filbert street
Among the invited guests were the follow
ing ladies' and gentlemen: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Won Rom, MT. and Mrs T. Geb-
hardt. Mr. and Mrs. William Won Rom Jr..
Mrs. i. D0lling, Miss 4. Schneider, Miss b.
Belau. Miss y. Smith, Miss A B8biu, Miss
Z. Brlau. Miss A. Won Rom, Miss l. Hon-
meister; Messrs. w. Auntz, Mr.. Godchaux
Of Lorenzo, William Dollng, H. NJ Campo.
Mr. Noyes. j. Witt. D. Bsbin, Z. Thomas,
j. Belau, Dir. Stone.
The Court Golden West Party.
The first anniversary bail Of Court Golden
West No. 1861, A. O T. Of A., took place
last night at Odd Fellows Hall.
While there was not very large attend
auce, those who came enjoyed an evening
of very select entertainment Special care
by means Of wise committees had been
taken to exclude any Objectionable ele-
ment. Dances continued till l o'clock.
The committees consisted of: Commi ttee
Of Arrangements Sam Meyer Chairman,
Sol Peiser i. Benin, L. Bloch Jr, d.
Crhan, H. Kohn, j. Luxenberg, J. Fl.
Suirner, l. SeharT; Re option Committee
D. Cohan. q. }. Stoekwitz, Dr. NJ. Regens-