The morning call., 1894-07-02

There was but one affair Of particular promi-
nence that frightened the social horizon last
week. and that was the Redfeld- Lockwood
wedding, a full account OF which appeared in
our issue OF Tuesday morning. The Interrupt
tion to travel for several days past has delayed
many society people who contemplated trips 10
summer resorts but it is expected that travel
will be resumed soon, at least to such an extent
that the resorts will all be well filed. AS it is
now, almost all of the rooms at the principal
watering places have been engaged for the
holidays. The tennis tournament at the Hotel
Rafael will be interesting and there will be a
ball there on the Fourth. Excellent music day
and night, swimming IN the surf and tanks and
numerous beautiful drives are making Del
Monte attractive, and the holidays will see
many prominent people there. Some of the
~ yachts VIII be at Santa Cruz on the Fourth and
there will be display of fireworks there. In
addition to this number of parties will be
given at the various hotels. The residents of
Sausalito, San MateO and other suburban re-
sorts are preparing 10 make the Fourth day
OF "ieStlYlty. SO we may prepare 10 receive re-
ports of general gayety from all around.
The PRINCIPAL topic of conversation recently
in society circles has been the announcement
OF the engagement of Mrs. Clara CatherWOod OF
this city TO Eugene Zimmerman of Cincinnati
OHIO. He is The vice president of the Cincin-
matt, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company,
and is reputed to be worth several millions of
dollars. Mrs Catherwood is one of the bright.
est women in society circles here. and has been
one of our most hosLiLable eBteri ainers. One
o., of her daughters Is married TO Ernest c. La
Montague OF New York. and the other, Miss
Jennie CatherWOOd. is East visiting her.
Another notable engagement TO announce is
that Of Miss Ethel Martel, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of MIR. and Mrs. j. l..
Martel of this city, 10 Charles j. Stovel, for
merly of Toronto, Canada, but now engaged IN
date Of the W ddIng has not been deter
mined Miss Martel Is passing the summer
with her parents at their villa near Mountain
View.
Mr. and Mrs. William StapletOn have issued
Invitations fer the wedding of their daughter,
Miss Florence Stapleten, and Chalmers A.
Graham, which will take place at the simpson
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church at 8
O'clock on Wednesday, July IL.
The wedding Of MISS Agnes l.. Drew, ward OF
Alfred Clarke, and j. b. Skinner Of The First
National Bank, VIII take place on wednesday,
July 18.
There were few pleasant matinee teas given
last week, all Of which possessed certain ele
ments OF enjoyment Miss McNutt was the
hostess at one that she gave Monday at her
residence on California street. Miss Edith Nc
Bean entertained lew Of her friends on Tues
day at her home on Pacific avenue, and Mrs.
Thomas Breeze did likewise on Thursday at
her SutteT-Stre-t residence.
Mrs. d. NJ. Delmas gave a delightful theateT
party last Monday evening, followed by de-
lici0us supper. Her guests were: The Misses
Delmas, Miss Findey, Addison Miner and
Willis Polk.
MIS- LOUIS ID. GdTTOLI SdN6 most 6DJOydDle
picnic near the Hotel del Monte last Thursday,
IN celebration OF the birthday anniversary Of
her daughter, Miss Daisy ParrOtt. The guests
were conveyed to tn picnic grounds in four
finland and passed the day delightfully."-. Mrs.
ParrOtPs guests were: Mrs. Z. A. Bruguiere,
/. A. Bruguiere Jr., Louis Bruguiere. Miss
Blanche Bachman, Henry Dreyfuss, Miss Marie
Louise Parrot. Miss Daisy Parrot, Mrs J.
Downey Harvey, Miss HarV y and Miss Piper.
1t has been definitely settled thai the wed
ding of Dr.. Henry L. Wagner and Mrs. Marian
Wise Will take place next Thursday noon, at
the little chapel in Ross Valley. Rev. G. L.
Rliel will oflicate. The wedding will be fol-
lowed by a breakfast at the residence of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. Hall McAllister. Only
relatives Will be present DR.. Wagner and his
bride will leave for Europe IN the evening and
will be away several months.
A wedding that is of interest TO San Francis
cans was that OF William B. Peyton, son of
Colonel b. Peyton OF Santa Cruz and Miss Anna
: X. Dupont, which took place last Tuesday at
NemOur's, the residence OF the BRIDES father
Eugene Dupont, near Wilmington, Del. The
ceremony was performed by Right Rev. Leigh
ton Coleman, Bishop Of Delaware. The bride
was attended by her cousin Miss Louise Du-
pOnT, andi Alexis l. Dupont. brother Of the
bride, acted as best man. The wedding gifts
are valued at 100000. Mr.. and Mrs. PeyIon
VIII reside al the powder mills near Santa Cruz.