The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-07


should be music during the hours devoted 10
dinner and also in the evening for dancing. AL
most every one is fond Of music, and at a
country resort 1t is an essential feature The
announcement that there would not be any
music this summer at a certain watering place
on this coast that has heretofore been very
popular, has resulted 10 loss of patronage
from tile younger set especially as they always
desire TO dance in the evening. At all OF the
prominent Eastern resorts music is made a
special feature 10 the delight OF the patrons
and the evident proht of the managers. If pos
slble, arrangements should be made TO have
series Of tennis tournaments at various resorts.
Tennis attracts large number Of players and
their friends follow in their wake. Hotel pro-
prletors may complain OF duh seasons, but If
they will provide attractions for their guests
other than scenery and climate, they Will cer-
tainly fare better
coming wedding of Mrs. Emma Hanchett
Rutherford and George Croker which is to
take place on Tuesday at noon at ST. thomas
Church in New YORK City. The rector OF the
church, Rev. DR.. Brown. will Of1iciste and be
assisted by Rev. DR.. Reed of trinity Church
The father OF the bride, l.. j. Hanchett, Will 20
East from San Jose TO give her into the Keeping
OF he groom and the groom'S brother, Colonel
&. F. CTOcNer, VIII be present TO act as best
an. The Wedding VIII be brilliant affair
aud VIII be followed by an elaborate breakfast
the happy couple will sail for Europe.
The latest engagement that has been an
nounced is that of Miss Mae Dmond, daughter
of General w. II. DimOnd, and Joseph s.
TObin, son OF the late Richard TObin. he
young couple are well aud favOrably known IN
society circles and have legion OF friends TO
congratulate them.
News comes of an approaching wedding of
interest. The contracting parties are Miss
Marie Williams the beautiful ana accom-
plished daughter of DR.. and Mrs. X. L. VIII
liam md = 6 A. Df
the London and San Francisco Bank at Ia
coma, which Will take place at the residence
of the BRIDES parents on Saturday, June 2
Only relatives and Intimate friends Will be
present.
There viii be a pretty wedding at Trinity
Church at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow morning,
when MISS Minerva Moore Hathaway, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Hathaway Will
become the wife Of ansheld Lowell. The
BRIDES sister VIII be maid Of honor A. II.
Small Will act as best man, and the ushers Will
comprise: Edward NJ. Greenway George Al
mer NewhaI, George Wheaton and Cleveland
Forbes.
Mrs. George E. Sage is to give a breakfast at
her residence at the Preside next Thursday,
after which she VIII take her guests TO the
Baldwin 1heater 10 attend the matinee benefit
that has been rendered 10 August Hinrichs,
the orchestral leader. Miss Young viii also
give breakfast al tie Preside the same day,
and then take her guests to The Baldwin.
DR.. and Mrs. Pawicke Will give matinee tea
next Wednesday at their residence, 1l19 Van
blOdfeska.
Tbere viii be another wedding in June. the
fayOrite month for matrimonial alliances. The
contracting parties will be Miss Lille Eggers,
daughter of George Il. Eggers, and Hilmar
Stephany, manager OF the Vienna Prater. The
wedding Will take place on Wednesday, June 8,
at toe First Unitarian Church, and Will be fol-
lowed by a reception al the home Of the bride.
1130 Eddy street.
Now that the engagement Of Prince Ponla-
tovskt and Miss Maud Burke has been declared
OF society people are interesting themselves iii
the reported betrolhal of Miss Virginia Fair
TO Il. Maitland keFsey, the New York agent OF
the White Star Line. Dame RumOr has II that
Ibey are engaged, but there is nothing auth ntIc
about it so far. Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Gel
richs and Miss Fair Will sail from New YORK for
Europe on May 16, and viii remain abroad
The departure last week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
WhitelaW Reid and d. o. Mills for New York
was great disappointment to society people
here, as It was thought to be a certainty that
they would give brilliant fete at Mlllbrae dur
ing their stay on this coast. We are soon 10
witness The departure OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L.
Huntington ana Prince and Princess HatZ-
feldt who viii return 10 New York during the
coming week. II was thought that the Hunt
ingtons would give large ball at their Callfor-
nia-StTeet residence, hence another dlsa ppont-
ment.
We received word by telegraph last Monday
Of the wedding In Washington, ID. G., oil Miss
Hattie Blaine and Hon. Truxton Beale. They
are expected here In June to pass month Oh
this coast, and doubtless VIII be the recipients
of many social cOurteses. The members or
SOrosIs were delightfully."- entertained last
Thursday by Mrs. Irving NJ. Scott at her resi-
dence on Harrison street We publIshed full
account of the affair IN our issue of Friday.
The wedding of Miss Margar thomson, only
daughter Of Mrs. Sarah B. Johnson. and John
@. Barker, OF the firm OF Ofarreil q Co., took
place last Monday evening at the Colonial.
About 200 friends were assembled In the par
loTs which had been beautifully decorated by
Miss Mary Bates. Rev. Robert Mackenzie
performed the ceremony, after Which The wed
ding was happily celebrated. On the following
day the young couple left 10 visit Del Monte,
Del Coronado and other southern resorts; they
will return here about June l.
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Dorm gave an elaborate
dinner party al the Hotel California last Mon
day evening and Hospitality entertained tWen-
ty-tWo OF their friends.
An enjoyable affair OF last Tuesday was the
dinner party mat Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. *. Nuttall
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander
(nee CTocker) OF New York. There was beau
tiful decoration of roses, delicious menu and
some excellent music that made most pleas
ant combination fol the guests.
Miss Eleanor Wood entertained rev
friends last Tuesday evening at her residence
1920 Clay street. The affair was card party
given in honor OF Miss Remington OF Virginia,
New. who is here on visit. After the card
playing there was SONS music aud delicious
supper was served.
1here was quiet wedding 10 san Ralael Iast
tuesday at the residence OF The bride. Inc
contracting par les were Mrs. Annle b.
Dougherty, cousin OF Peter Donahue. and
Joseph 5. Spear Jr. Rev. Father Lagan
braIed.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles b. Alexander gave an
eiapoldse dinner party last Wednesday evening
AZ tiIe OteckeF mansion, on California street.
beautilu roses IN protusion adorned the table
anu the Olnlng-rOom, and the menu was
sulhPSuuus one. Among the guests were: Mr.. |
anu I MI j. i. Crockett, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. Mayo
NenindI.i Mrs A. NJ. Easton and Colonel g. +. !
OlocheI' MI and Mrs. Alexander will give |
"ny.neL eilRer parry this evening.
hls. Johh d. Jewett gave a charming matt |
me- nee ted last Wednesday at her residence on |
busn street complimentary to Mrs Charles b. |
AIe1anuEI' 4ht rooms were handsomely deco
Ialeu Win MOWERS and the hours were pleas
AMY passed Win music, conversation and the |
enjoyment OF light refreshments Among the |
Iadles present were: Mrs. G. l.. Ashe Mrs S.
w. Holiday, Mrs. Homer S. King Mrs Frances |
EdgeItop, Mrs. CASTOR N. Ashe MRS, Roupse- |
vile WildmaD, Mrs. j. D. Fry, Miss FIla G1ad |
Miss Aileen Goad, Miss Yerriperon Mics
AIdrich, Miss Wood and Miss Jennie Cbees-
maU.
Miss lay Hoffman was The hostess Al a uost |
enjoyable lunch party last Wednesday thai She |
gave at her residence. 2511 Pacific ayenne
Several OF her young friends were present and |
had delightful time.
Henry HeymaD, the well-knOwn.yioIiuIst WIN !
left last Saturday TO make a four months visit
10 Europe was The nonoTed guest last Medues-
day evening at dinner given by several Of his |