The morning call., 1894-11-26

IliCAuCD. OdIuuOl ". WO1e, kalenIl06 COlllus,
little Masters Otto Won Rhein ana Ed Harding
JT. and o. w. Heyneman
Two notable weddings In Jewish circles &C.
Cured Tuesday, the particulars of which were
published the cav following. Miss Hild2 Ber-
win, daughter OF the well-known local mer-
chant. was united in marriage 10 j. Hatfield
brides parents, 1920 Golden Gate avenue.
The ceremony was performed by Rabbi j.
Nieto Miss Bertha Berwin acted as brides
maid ana Webster Jones as best man.
Ihe same evening, at the residence OF Daniel
Meyer her guardian, Miss Louise BrOd was
welded to Solomon Sheeine, an accountant in
The banking-house OF Mr.. Meyer. Rev. DR..
FOOrsanger performed the ceremony in the
presence of representative gathering of Jew
ish society.
The same evening Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thomas gave delightful concert party at the
Auditorium. after which they entertained their
guests al their residence on Pacific avenue.
Those present were MIR. and Mrs. William
Thomas, Miss Mamie Thomas Miss Potter OF
Philadelphia, Miss Alice Hager, Miss Isabel
Mcheuna, Miss Daisy Van Ness, Miss Mary
Bell Gwln Miss Ethel Cohen, L. IL. Sheldon. E.
NJ. GIeenway, Latham McMulhn, Frank Van
Ness, Addison Miner, Milton S. Latham and
SOuthard Hoffman Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Okane also gave an
elaborate dinner party in honor of Peter j.
Donohue, cousin OF the host at their resi-
dence on Buchanan street.
a matinee tea was given last Tuesday after
noon BIZ Miss FanuIe Loughborough aud Miss
Marie Lane TO Miss Lizzie Carroll the event
serving TO usher the latter young lady for the
HlSt t4iur liIouSu Tie PORTALS OIL SOclSly. 1ue
LOughborough residence was beautifully
decorated fOr the occasion, and the large num-
Der OF guests present were made 10 enjoy
very pleasant afternoon. The hostesSes we're
assisted in receiving by Miss Cora Smedberg,
Miss Mary Bell Gwlnn, Miss Laura Mchlnstry
and Miss Isabel McKenna.
Wednesday was an exceedingly active day
for society, the principal event OF note being
the marriage Of Miss Marion PoetE, daughter
OF Alfred Poett of Santa Barbara, TO j. Il. 2.
Howard, son OF the late George Howard OF san
4 n.
bishop Riord n al thu home of Airs. h. B.
Williams, grandmother OF the BRIDE, al Bur
lingame. full account OF which appeared In
the local columns OF bis paper II was indeed
a charming event, and may b. recorded as one
of the leading society even Of the season.
On the same day MIS- J. c. Tucker and the
Misses Mae and Claire Tucker threw open the
doors OF their home on Pine street and enter
tanned large number OF their friends al din
ner. The decorations of the dining SALON were
superb and original In every respect. They
were devised by Mrs. Mary Marshall and con-
sisted principally OF roses and ported tropical
plants. The table decorations were paUtlcu-
larry attractive II was covered with yellow
crepe, and handsome lamp with yellow
shade served as center-plec-. Souvenir bon
bon baskets and either boutonniere or cor
sage bouquet were placed al each cover.
Hubers Hungarian orchestra played during
the dinner, which was followed by an enjoyable
dance.
those present were: Mrs. J. c. Tucker. Miss
Mae Tucker, Miss Claire Tucker, Miss Julia
Croker, MISS Ethel Cohen, Miss Bessie Nc
Younger. Miss Alice AmeS, Miss Belle Hutch
inson, L. NJ. Greenway, l.. 5. Van Wlnke,
George de Long, d.. Philip King Brown, W. r.
Heath. Chester A. Fernad, Philip Williams.
Walter G. Landers and Mr. wyman.
In the Marble Han, Palace Hotel Wednes
day evening. Rabbi Voorsanger united in mar
the late Jacob 5. Levy, and Henry Cahen,
well-Known member OF Cercle Francaise. Ii
was charming event, the full details OF which
were given IN the local columns OF this paDef
the morning following. Mr.. and Mrs. Cahen
will maze ibis city their home in future.
Thursday was evidently regarded day OF
rest, so far az society was concerned. The
most notable event was delightful tea given
By the charming Miss Mary Bell Gwln at the
family residence, 231O Oct,via street. The ai-
fair, in TRUTH was one OF the most enjoyable of
tn season, and only served 10 more firmly es-
tabish the reputation OF the Gwin family as
entertainers among their large host OF friends
Miss Mary left nothing undone 10 insure the
comfort OF her guests, and 10 anticipation OF
the event the handsome residence was decor
ated with prOfusion of cut flowers and fes-
tOous OF smilaX. The young hostess was as
sisted in receiving by Miss Daisy Van Ness,
Miss Belle McKenna Miss Julia Crocker, Miss
Cora Smedberg and Miss Ethel Cohen.
Mrs. Horace Hill held pleasant reception
Thursday afternoon at her residence on ' an
Ness avenue. The affair lasted from until
O'Clock. during which time the guests were
served with refreshments and entertained with
sweet music. The hostess was assisted in re-
celving by Miss Ida Hill. Miss Alice Smith
aud Miss Coleman.
Professor Martin Kellogg and Mrs. Kellogg
entertained a large number OF the senior class
OF the university In their coy home in Berke-
ley. The evening was pleasantly passed in con-
versatiOn with sufficient intermingllng OF
music, charades and refreshments. The preSi-
dents wifi WAS assisl ed 10 receiving her guests
BY Miss Blake and Miss Boomer.
An enjoyable ''at home was given on Friday
afternoon from TO o'clock by Mrs. MounIea-
gle, The guest OF honor being Miss Epson OF
Sacramento. The afternoon was whiled away
Pleasantly with music and refreshments.
Mrs. M. 2. Jones of 1922 Pine street enter
tanned eight ladies most pleasantly on Friday
afternoon. The table was tastefully decorated
aud several hours were spent In discussing the
varied menu.
The Brownies gave their first party at Odd
Fellows Hall Friday evening. which under the
good management of that club proved most
enjoyable affair, the hall being very artisicaly
decorated: The grand march was led by VIII
liam w. Wilson and his sister, Miss C. B. Will
son, who was attired III handsome gown OF
white satin. Dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour. The committee OF arrang ments were as
follows: Floor director, William w. Wilson;
asststants-Will B. Goode (charman), j. N
Ross. William Peden, Daniel +. Murden; re-
ceptlon and floor commiitee-Val r. Bury, A.
r. Vaughn Henry Zahn, Claus Isaksen, W. W.
Sale, S. L. Pierce, j. J. Sweeney A. j. Buzzard,
A. Lunberg. George Robertson, Dan ConrOy, r..
Is ael, A. Euler.
Eighteen young ladies' were entertained az
luncheon Friday by Miss Julia Croker at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. Clarke n. Crocker
1909 Suffer street. The interior OF the house had
been beautifully decorated for the occasion.
and The menu, TO say the least, was excellent
Bright flowers, sweet music aud natty costumes
served 10 enligbien the surroundings, and the
result was one OF the prettiesT luncheons OF the
season.
Saturday marked the advent OF Miss Preston
daughter OF Mrs Edgar f. Preston, into So
ciety. reception and tea had been arranged
by The hostess at her residence, 1893 TAYLOR
street, and the spacious apartments were
thrOnged with fasbionably dressed ladies' from
O'Clock until z. Flowers constituted the prln.
ciDai decoration, and very artistcally indeed
were they arranged and distributed about tho
residence. An excellent menu was served
during which strong orchestra delighted the
guests with music. The hostess was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. George b. Sperry of Stock
ton Mrs. Charles Josselyn, Miss Edna Haml-
ton and Miss Blanche Baldwin.
The Mills residence al 1907 Octayia street
was the scene OF a delightful reception Satur-
day afternoon, rendered by Mrs. William H.
Mills and her daughter Miss Mills. The inyi-
atoms issued were numerous and as a resnlt
the parlOrs and drawing rooms of the handsome
residence were thronged during the hours SET
apart for the reception. The decorations were
extensive, unique and artistic and the mean
was worthy Of the hostess.
Mrs. Mills and Miss Mills were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. ]. 3. Mcfarland, Mrs S. w.
Holiday. Mrs. John Hunt Jr., Mrs. II. r
Huntington. Mrs. Alexander Boyd Mrs lanes
Denman, Mrs. Homer S. King Miss Jennie
Mcfarland, Miss Bertha Houghton, Miss Mefa
HOughton, Miss Catherine hughes, Miss Grace
Young, Miss Mary L. Taylor, Miss Henrietta
4. Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Watt of oakland
Miss Bertha Rice Misc Anna Sbapbard a..