The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-06

hall and band cuts no figure a. all, and as
the Monday Evening Club was first In the
field aud secured the Palace Rotel accom-
mediation. the other organization will have
TO hold court in its Old home, on the corner
Of Market and Seventh streets. This bali
will be an extra night for the members of
the Friday Night Club. 1t will be a sub
scription affair, and although the Palace
Hotel accommodation would have been
much more economical, ODD Fellows Hall
will accommodate many more guests, and
there should be a full attendance on this
first burst of gRiety after the Lenten season.
The Monday Evening Club party at the
Palace will no doubt draw together the
usual fashionable attendance that has
brought these pleasant gatherings into such
prominence.
Many of our leading society ladies are
taking an earnest interest in the Olympic
Club Fair; the lady patronesses have been
very successful in disposing of season tick
cts, and before the curtain goes up a finan-
eiaI success will be assured. Casar's court
will be represented by 100 leading society
ladies and gentlemen of the city; party
of twenty more have arranged to establish
q gypsies' camp for fortune-telling. The
avenue booth will be attended by ladies re-
blulus Ull VI near dGiuC AVENUE 1 lc
Olympic booths will be feature of the fair
and will be equipped and attended by wives
and sisters Of mem ers. and the progress
made in every direction IS very encouraging
and satisfactory. Ladies are becoming quite
enthusiastic on the subject, and now that
the facts are thoroughly understood that the
object Of the fair and revival IS benefit for
the Olympic Club. hearty response is
given by every one approached
A Notable Dinner.
Mr.. h. NJ. A. Miller gave an elaborate
dinner at the California Hotel last Thurs
day evening 10 Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Have
meyer Of Chicago. The private dining-room
was prettily decorated for the occasion
with flowers and palms and presented
very attractive appearance. Covers were
laid for eighteen and besides the host and
guests of the evening the following distin-
Euished company were present: Miss
HaYemeyer, W. A. Havemeyer Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. G. Miller. MT. and Mrs.
Robert Oxnard, Mr. and Mrs. h NJ New
hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Clark, Mrs. c.
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rites on Sunday, April 16
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Sophia Rhine of IT'S Post street TO Mr..
Moses Frank of CaHstoga. They will re-
eeive on Wednesdays and Sundays during
March at Miss Rhiue's residence
The engagement of Miss Emma Lehman
to MI L. j. Ornstein, prominent business
man OF Butte, Mont. is announced. Miss
Lehman will receive her friends Tomorrow
evening a 724 Fulton street, and will leave
San Francisco tile day after.
The wedding OF Miss Pauline Blum,
daughter OF Mrs. l. Alexander OF 2lO7
Jones street, and Mr.. Elkau Pincus. viii
take place next Sunday, March u, ia St.
Georges Hail.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Lena Reeves to Blr. 8. Sutherland. the
Episcopal Church on Monday evening,
April 49,
The engagement is announced of Miss Sa-
rah Worms to MI Herman Keiner, both of
this city. They will receive their friends on
W wednesday and sunday afternoon, the Sth
and.l2th inst, at the residence of the young
lady's sister. Mrs. J. Goldman, 428 Franklin
street.
WayIand- Rucker.
A very pretty aud interesting wedding
took place in San Jose on Wednesday. The
contracting parties were Miss Lucy Rucker
and DR.. Charles wayland. The bride is
sister OF ex-Mayor Samuel Rucker and we'll
known in San Jose and San Francisco So
ciety circles. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Dr. Harmon in the home Of the
brides mother. and was attended by a
numerous circle of relatives and Intimate
friends. Miss Sarah Wayland was the maid
OIL honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Robb Miss Reihl. Miss George, Miss Trim
Bile. Miss Boulware and little Miss Fucker,
who carried the wedding-ring on hand
some white satin pillow. Mr.. Howard Gates
acted as best man, and Mr.. Sam Rdcker
gave the bride away. After the nuptial-
Knot was tied delicious wedding feast was
enjoyed. after which the happy pair started
on their honeymoon trip.
Ladies' Night.
The gallant president of the Pacific
Yacht Club, General Dickns has an
nOuneed that there will be another dinner
for the ladies given by the club on Satur-
day, March %; not duck dinner this
time, but a real od-fashinned English
dinner. A baron of beef Will be roasted
In the large dining-hall. and the General is
hunting the city for the best recipe for
plum pudding. Roasting baron of beef is
now rare occurrence except in Windsor
Castle, where the custom is still kept up at
Christmas time. To see a baron of beef
roasting in the Queens kitchen is one OF
the sights of Windsor.
Captain Genereaux Congratulated.
The friends of Captain E. C. Genereaux
gave him q cOngratulatory party on Thurs
day evening last. the occasion being the
celebration Of his twenty-first birthday, and
also the bestowal upon him Of a master
mariners certificate. Tie affair took place
atthe residence Of his mother, 7l5 Webster
street, and the event was thoroughly en-
1oyed by all present. The young captain
was the recipient Of many handsome pres
ents and the best wishes of all for q contin-
nance OF the success which he has already
achieved.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
mrs j. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fair
weather, Mrs. Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Weeks, Miss Bessie Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Fisher, MI. and Mrs }. }. Duffy, the
1llSses AilCe anu Dlducu l. dirweatber, Miss
Minnie Martin, Mr.. Charles Duffy, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. FairweatheT, Messrs. f. and w.
Martin. Il. Ingalsbee, Miss Florence ingalls,
bee. Mr.. w. Mathews. the Misses Mckee.
Mrs Mathews, the Misses Rich, Mrs. Gil
roy, Miss Maud Gilroy, Miss Daisy Drake.
Miss Alice Ingram. Miss Stella LESS, Miss
Camilla Lelss, Miss Nellie Fulton, Miss NJ.
LangtOn, Mrs. Bennett, Messrs. Mclean
Western n. Fairweather, Follomsbee, BEN
nett. Taylor, Goodrich and others, includ-
ing the members of the captains family
Mrs. Generesux, Miss Lily Genereaux aud
Masters Victor and George Genereaux.
The La DouZaiue Club.