The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-19
SOCIETY

James Irvine, Mrs. C. A Spreckels. Miss Nora
owen, c. T. Hamilton, Mrs. W. ID. Clark. Miss
Holbrook. Samuel Buckbee, A. M. EasTon, Mrs
Easton, q. X: Mcintosh. Mr.. de Ruyter. Miss
Hager. DR.. George NJ. Terrill. Mrs. Z. p. Cole,
Miss Bessie Cole. DR.. w. S. Thorn ST., Mrs. de
Ruyter.
The guests at the Hotel Mirabeau enjoyed an
entertainment and dance al the hotel last
Saturday night. Dancing commenced al $3.50
o'clock In the cOmmodious dinlng-room, and
between the dances there were number OF IN
terestiBg vocal and instrumental selee ions
given by Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Borei Schneider,
Miss Butcher. Professor Cruels. W. 81. Cook
and Clarence Rowland. 4 delicious supper
was served at midnight.
Another affair OF interest that took place on
Saturday evening was the twentieth annual
banquet Of the Lambda Chapter of the Chi Phi
Fraternity. The maple-room at the Palace
Hotel was where the festivities were held, and
thlrty-seven gentlemen were sea ed there at
the fesial board at 1880 o'clock. The menu
was very elaborate one WIN the cafe nor
and champagne came series OF toasts and re-
sponses. +. l. Vassaut acted as POSTMASTER
and filled the position in highly credi able
manher. Among those who responded TO toasts
were: Joseph Dwyer, Alexander Morrison, j.
@. Brown, Frederic III. Beaver, George Davis
Boyd Stanley jackson, Thomas Sedgwick, y.
X Giasscock. j. ID. Gillian ana =. fefhaia'
The affair was prolonged until a late hour.
few pleasant affalls look place Yesterday:
One was a breakfast given III the red room al
the Bohemian Club by William Greer Harrl-
son a compliment to James O'Neill. the we'll
known tragedian. About sixty gentlemen en-
| ioyed Mr. Hauison's hospitality. In the aft"r-
noon Miss Emeiie HageI gave Yea at me- s
residence, 1915 Cough street. and entertained
several of her young friends. Miss Jennie
| Blair was also the hostess at matinee tea yes
| terday which she gave al her residence on
| Van Ness avenue in honor OF Miss Myra Noyes
! of New York, who Is visiting her.
/ There are several affairs OF Importance TO
| look forward TO in the near future. Prince
! Poniatowski, Polish nObleman, is now Jour
neyIng westward in the hope OF claiming Miss
Maud Burke as his wife, Eastern Journals
! state that the wedding Will lake place al The
! home OF the BRIDES uncle, Mr.. Carpenter. IN
Oakland, on March 20. However, slips have
occurred before this 10 international marriages,
| and as no definite announcement mas been
made yet OF the wedding. 1t will be better TO
wait until proper information Is received.
! There Is another International marriage on the
] fapis, but in this case the particulars are
! known. According TO a cabi gram received
! during the week The marriage OF Miss Virginia
BonyDge. daughter of Charles William BoDyng
| of California, 10 ViscOunt Deerhurst. eldest son
| of the Earl of Coventry, VIII take place during
| the second W, elk OF March al All Saints Church,
! Ennismore Gardens. There Will be four brides
maids, including the sisters OF Niscount Deer
/ hurst Lady Barbara Coventry, Lady Dorothy
Coventry and Lady Anne Coventry. The fourth
bridesmaid. il Is SAID, VIII be Miss PERKINS,
all American lady. The best man will be L.
Information comes from New York that cards
are out for the wedding of Miss Rose Rleh OF
this city and a MIR. LiYlngs of New York.
The wedding will take place at the Hotel Wal
dorf on March 6. and will be brilliantly cele.
brated. Miss Rich is one OF our prettiest and
most charming bellies, and the groom-elect Is
Anoher affair in which Hymen viii be the
chief factor will be he wedding OF Miss Blanche
Bates, daughter of Mrs. f, NJ. Bates, and Lieu
tenant NJ. F. Davis, Fourth Cavalry. U. S. A.,
which will take place at 8 o'clock on Thursday
evening, March /, al Grace Church. The
groom's attendants Will be his fellow-offlcers.
and the bride has selected some very pretty
girls TO attend her. reception will follow the
ceremony.
There is to be a wedding In Oakland soon
that Will be interesting. The contracting par
ties are Miss Ella Mccarthy, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James 2. Mccarthy, and Artbur w.
Forester, son of E. A. FORESTER a capitalist of
Los Angeles, but formerly Of Scranton. Pa.
! The wedding will take place a. 8: 80 O'Clock on
| Wednesday evening, February %, at the resi-
dence of The brides parents, 1925 Third avenue.
Another affair Of prominence 10 take place in
Oakland VIII be lunch party that Mrs. Pedar
SatEer viii give al her resid nee. There Will
Mrs n. Heller will give the first OF series
of dinner parties next Thursday evening at her
residence, corner OF Van Ness avenue and Jack
son street. Twenty-Five OF her friends will be
The members of the Produce Exchange are
down on the list for banquet which they VIII
give next Saturday evening at the Maison
kiche. There will be about sixty gentlemen
present.
eided 10 give one more entertainment this sea-
sou. 1t Will be pink dinner party and March
10 has been selected as the date.
MIR. aud Mrs A. Sehwabach VIII celebrate
tn tweny-slxth anniversary of their wedding
on Friday evening" March %. al their residence,
corner of Jackson and Laguna streets. aud
their many friends are looking forward TO the
affair with anticipations of much pleasure.
Miss Ella GOad has very kindly given the use
OF her home, corner OF Washing on and Cough
streets, Oh Wednesday afternoon, March IS,
for the benefit Of the Maria Kip Orphanage.
! There Will be tea and concert in which some
OF our best amateur talent will participate.