The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-24
SOCIETY IS SUMMER|NG,
Movements of Well-KnoWn
People Out of Town for
the Season.
WEDDINGS ACROSS THE BAY.
Arrivals at the Summer Resorts
The Plat Dinner-Oakland's
New Salon.

At the final meeting of the New Salon of
Oakland, which will take place at the resi-
dence OF Senator Perkins on Friday even
ing next, Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee will make the
address of the evening. His subject will
be "reminiscences of Early California
Life"
MIR. Horace Platt gave charming din
ner last Thursday evening in the red
room of the Bohemian Club. His guests
were: Mrs. Condit Smith, the Misses Con-
dit-Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Red
ding, Miss Genevieve Goad, Miss Aileen
Goad, Miss Eleanor Wood, Mr.. James D..
Phelan Mr.. Edward M. Greenway, Mr.. j.
L. Owen and Lieutenant Nelson, U. S. A.
Miss Ethel Tompkins will entertain a
number of her young friends over the
Fourth at her parents home, just beyond
San Rafael. Among her guests will be
Miss Mary Bell Gwin, Miss Hannah Will
Hams, Miss Cora Smedberg. Miss Gene
We've Goad, Milton s. Latham, George de
Long, Samuel G. Buckbee and number
of others. A lawn party will be one of
the pleasant affairs at the Tompkins resi-
dence.
The wedding of Miss Eta George and
John Eckley took place on Saturday at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore T.
George in Alameda. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. F. A. Archibald at
4 80 o'clock in the afternoon, the bridal
party being assembled in the main parlor
OF the George residence, which was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers.
During the early part Of this month Rev.
Herbert n. Bevier and Miss Bertha S.
Giddings were united in marriage at the
home of the brides mother in Hartford,
Conn. The groom is the pastor of Memo
rial Presbyterian Church in San Fran
cisco and the bride is graduate of Mills
College, having received diploma from
that institution last year. They will live
in San Francisco.
In Oakland, last Wednesday, was held
the wedding of III. W. France, son of the
late DR.. j. X. France, and Miss Gertrude
Hatch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Hatch, at the First Universalist Church.
The bridesmaid was Miss Martha E. France
and the best man Robert l.. France. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. s. Good
enough. Mr.. and Mrs. France have left
on an extended wedding trip to the north,
and on their return will take up their fesi-
dence at the new home Mr.. France has
fitted up for his bride at 92S Magnolia
street.
An interesting Oakland wedding last
Wednesday was that of Miss Alice Maud
Bell and Mr.. J. G. Hampton at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bell. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. c. FL.
Hobart. Miss Helen Bell and Miss Grace
Hampton were the bridesmaids and Mr..
Abe P. Leach the best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton left on the over
land train Thursday evening for trip
through the Northern. Eastern and
Southern States. They expect to be away
about three or four months and on their
return will reside at Mr.. Hampton's Alice
street home.
The wedding of Miss Agnes Z. Mauerhan
and Mr.. Edwin NJ. Cutting took place last
Wednesday at the residence of Mrs. L. P
Cutting in East Oakland. Miss Minnie
Mauerhan was the bridesmaid, and w. w
Price acted as best man. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Robert Whitaker
after which the guests sat down to the
wedding supper. There were many and
beautiful presents. The young couple will
be at home on Mondays after July 1.
A pretty home wedding was that of Miss
Maggie Adams and Alvin Hagedorn at
the brides residence, 2312 Jones street.
Saturday, June s. The house was artist
cally decorated with flowers and ferns
The brides sister acted as bridesmaid.
while Frank Bollinger was best man.
After the ceremony the party sat down to
wedding feast. Among those present
were:
Mr. and Mrs. G. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Adams: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Seipp, Mr. and Mrs c..
SSeipp, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hildebrandt Mr.. and
Mrs. Betz, Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Miss Susie Ad-
ans, Miss Kate Seipp, Miss Lizzie Lawlor, Miss
l; Jensen Miss L. Hagedorn, Miss E. Hagedorn,
sen, R. Thompson, B. Richmond, L. Drolet G.
seipp, E. Heinz, G. Heinz, C. Haub. H. Hage-
dorm, NJ. Hagedorn and Mr.. Gebheird.
Following are the movements of some
prominent Oakland people:
A. A. Moore, accompanied by Mrs. Moore, is
at his summer home near Mission San Jose for
a vacation.
Miss Hutchinson and Miss Haven are visit
ing IN Ross Valley, guests of Miss Carrie
Bosqui.
Miss Jessie Coleman and Miss AMY Mckee
are among the recent arrivals at Castle Crags
Miss GARNER Moore and Miss Florence Green
are at Long branch, guests OF Mrs. Bixby;;
and Mr.: Lang are camping in Siskiyou County.
They will be gone about six weeks.
Among those who will summer at Lake Tahoe
are Mrs. c. E. Palmer, the Misses Palmer, Miss
Selby and Miss Rae Vrooman.
Mrs. Pedar Sather left during the week for a
somewhat extended trip through the Eastern
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mcpherson, Miss Alice
Cove and Percy Magill are going to Plantation
Home in Mendocino County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman r. Lang have returned
from their wedding trip. After short stay in
town they will go to Cortland, Or where they
will reside
ExMayor and Mrs. Glascocx Miss Jessie
Glascock and Miss Belle Mhoon are at Castle
Crags. as are also the Requas, Miss Josephine
and Miss Alice Hyde.
The weeks arrivals at Laurel Dell in
Lake County were:
DR.. A. ]. Russell, George " Ray, F. s. Cooper,
Fl. f. Rice, George w. Wells, J. G. Thompson,
Mrs. s. L. Church, Miss E. f. Church, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Birch, Miss L. Strehl, Annie Strehl,
Mr.. and Mrs Rigby, BERTHE Rigby, J. II. Nicoll,
w. S. Hamilton, T. E. Hanson, James J. Archer,
| c. =. Hoagland, E. j. Sommer, w. Z. Hirsch,
| A. II. Lorraine, F. Norton, E. J. Barrett, w. ].
Fischer, W. NJ. Owen, G. H. Wagon, Gertrude
| Wayne, Maud Wayne, Vira b. Macarthur, Carrie
| E. Collins, r. Lee Colgrove, Mrs. G. A. Carley,
Fanny M. Henderson, Emma F. Beardsley, T.
J. Hamahan, l.. C. Roberts, H. II. Elliott, Mrs.
| A. E. Straut, Mrs. E. S. Martin, Z. S. Martin, M.
| S. Sayre, Miss A. b. McBoyle, Mrs. A. C. Rulof-
| son, Miss Clara Rulofson, Miss Violet Rulofson,
| Gladys Rulofson, Miss d. Doxey. Miss S.
Clausen, Miss Olive S'Bartlett, Miss L. S. Long,
| Miss A. G. Regain, Miss R. r. Regain, E. Honigs-
berger, Miss s. A. Denis, Miss NJ. S. Denis, C. II.
| Weed, J. H. Davis.
Following is list of late arrivals regis
| tered at Hotel Surf, Twin Lakes, the Bap-
| fist resort near Santa Cruz:
| Mrs. NJ. D. Marsh, Mrs. w. Losee W. ]. Trott
| Mrs. j. Pharo, Mrs. Hyde, Miss. r. Fuedman
| Hester Porter, Mrs. S. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Perrin Stanton, Miss Stanton. Mr.. and Mrs