The morning call., 1894-01-15

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= Those whose lives are devoted to mOldng the
world of fashion have declared that magenta
-: shall be the reIguing color during the coming
. season Il VIII he used extensively in robes
and gowns and also for decorative purposes.
- IL is a brilliant color and some very pretty
effects may he produced with it in combination
with other harmonizng shades. The promen-
ades will be gay with magenta, and we will see
1t at Ihe seaside and at summer resorts to such
an extent that We may have a surfeit of it as
we DO of all things that are good.
:. We have had q bright week pass by both
.climaucaly and socially, and one affects the
other 10 a certain degree. The Henry-V oorhies
% wedding and he brilliant ball at the Holbrooks
were both described fully in our columns on the
following days. Saturday was day for matinee
teas, ana surely there were enough of them
:, However, they were all very pleasant affairs.
j: during he coming week we shah have the
!. RoblnSon-Perrin wedding TO interest US and
also lie cotilon OF the Friday Night Club.
Several large dinner parties and a few lun-
cbeons and dances ale on the tapiS, so the
week Will not be devoid OF gayety.
Grace Church will be the scene OF a fashiona-
Bile wedding next Wednesday evening at 9
O'Clock, when Miss Helen Hefndon Perrin, the
beautiful daughter OF DR.. E B. Perrin, will be
united IN the bonds Of matrimOny 10 Arthur Lee
ties ID Louisville. Ky. The BRIDES sister, Miss
. Adele Perrin, will be the maid of honor, and
George Norton of Louisville will be best man.
Edward NJ. Greeuway, Charles Mcintosh. Will
liam s. .McMurtTy. Morgan McMullin and Brooks
. Jones OF this city, and S. c. HenDing OF Louis
Vile viii act as ushers. There viii be a recep-
: tion after the wedding at the residence of DR.
and Mrs. Perrin on Clay street, which will be
attended by only the bridal party and a few
Intimate friends. On Thursday the young
couple Will 90 East en- route 20 Italy
where they will pass the remainder OF the win
Ter In Genoa. Their future home will be In
Louisville. Mr. Robinson, Mr.. Norton and Mr.
Hennlng VIII arrive here to-day from the East
MIR. and Mrs. S. O. Murphy will give an elabor-
ate dinner party 10 them and the fair young
bride-eiect this evening al their residence on
California street.
A notable engagement to announce is that of
Mrs Charles Dore and Frank S. johnson of.the
johnson Locke Mercantile Company. The
date of the wedding has not been ascertaned.
News comes from the frozen East that there
NilI he W ddlng In 81. Louis next Thursday
evening that will interest many San Francis
cans. q. K. d trick, formerly Of this city, but
now member of the Ripply-Detrick Supply
Company Of st. Louis, IS TO be The happy groom.
and his fair bride Will be Miss Sadi- Kaine of
:: 81. Louis, who is related TO Mrs. Elisha Van
: ) lyhe Cook OF this city. MT. Detrick is
. brJlner of Charles Derrick, who was married
. eu December to Miss Jessie Bowie, sister OF
<.Alian ST.. John Bowie. The wedding is to be q
\ brilliant affair. as the contracting parties are
fuly IN the swim among the -four hundred"
:. The dancing class that meets at the residence
OF Colonel {. f. CrOcker Will give a coIilon at
. O'Clock this afternoon, at the Castle mansion,
corner OF Van Ness avenue and Suffer street.
. The-p patrons OF the class Include Mrs. Leland
stanford, Mrs. A. NJ. EaStOn, Mrs. j. T.. Stubs,
:, Ms. Louis B. Parrot, Mrs. William Hopkins.
Mrs. w. Mayo NeWhall, Mrs. A. Ii. NoOrhIeS
and other prominent society ladies.
..::Ihtfe VIII be some unusual gayety at the Pre-
= sldlo tomorrow night, the officers and ladies'
there Intend giving ball in the hoproom, to
:. which large number Of town people have been
invited. All of the officers from the various
: posts around the harbOr Will be present In full
q. dress uniform, the hall will be handsomely
,aecorated and the regimental band will play
for tile dancing.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Irving NJ. Scott have issued
Invitations for an elaborate dinner party, which
!: they VIII give this evening at their beautiful
home on Harrison street.
=. ." The attraction for next Friday evening will
be the fourth meeting OF the Friday-night Club,
which Will be held al ODD Fellows Hall. Ii is
=: expected that some elegant gowns Will be
=. worn, usual. and the hall will be frightened
by tasteful decorations. Edward NJ. GreeuWdy
> wilt direct the cOtilion.
- Cards are out tor TWO teas for next Saturday.
Mrs. L. ). Breytogie Will give one in her apart
ments at the Palace Hotel. and Mrs. r. C..
fQute, wife OF the rector of Grace Church. will
give the other one at her residence on Califor-
MA street. Mrs Robert Douglas Fry has also
;. decided 10 give a matinee tea at her residence,
1872 Jackson street. and the date set fOI 1t is
Il bur sday, January 20. Mrs. L. B. Pond Will
.'entertan her many friends by giving a recep
rlOn next Saturday at her home on California
street.
-: There were two small but pleasant lunch
. parties given last week-One on Tuesday, when
Mrs. j. X. K. Nultau entertained eleven of her
. fri"n nds at her home on Jackson street, and
another on Wednesday, when Mrs. j. G. Stubbs
acted as hostess 10 Mrs. X. +. ScnWerin, Mrs.
alexander Center, Mrs. Butler Mrs. Nc
-Michaels and Miss Masten.
=" An ''at home" was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander LoughbOrOugh last Thursday even
ling at their residence on OFarreIl street. Con-
yersatIOn, music aud delicious supper were
tire features Of the pleasantly passed evening.
Among those present were: Miss Fanny Lougn-
borough, Miss Marie Zane, Miss Jennie Blair,
Miss Allcr McCutchen, Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR
NJ. AShe, Miss Edith FIndley, Al iss Lulu Find
ley, Miss Bertha Welch. Miss Bessie Zane Pc
ter D.. Martin. Harry l.. Lewis. Mr.. Flndley,
Charles Scnneely, 4. g. Schmiedell, ". II. Tay
Ior Jr., George Loughborough and A. L. Lough-
borough.
Mrs. James f. Houghton and Miss Minnie
dougntOn viii give q matinee tea TO day in
?: thelr apartments at the Palace Hotel. This
VIII give Miss Houghton'S many friends an OD-
portunity to see her alter her prolonged alb
sence in the East.
e' The wO principal affairs that have interested
society people IN Oakland recently were Mrs.
u Ohm w. Coleman's lea and Mrs. Pedar SathePs
reception last Saturday evening. The latter
attended by about 200 friends of the hostess.
.Iherewas very large Attendance at the Cole
man tea and the house was beautifully deco
rated. Those who assisted in receiving were:
Miss Jessie Coleman, Miss Kate Clement
Misses Bessie and Ella Mckee, Miss Neuif
::Cutrs and Miss Wilkinson.
BETROTHALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Heuer have issued in
=. yitatiOns for the wedding of their daughter