The San Francisco call., 1895-11-04
Artists Who Will Be at Home
to Their Friends Next
Saturday.
ST. MARKUs sOCIETY's BALL
Hrs. Peter Donahue and Mrs. Eleanor
Martins Dinner-Engage.
mentS-PerSonalS.

number of their friends. Covers were laid
for fourteen. Besides the hostesses the
guests were: Judge and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Kenna, Judge and Mrs. E. NJ. Ross,
Colonel and Mrs. &. H. Burton, Mr.. and
Mrs A II. Loughborough, Mrs. J. Dow
ney Harvey, Hermann Oelrichs, S. G.
Murphy and James D. Phelan.
Invitations have been sent out by the
artists of "Our Quarter" for a studio day
next Saturday afternoon, when they will
be at home to their friends. The hosts
are: Lucia X Mathews and Arthur +.
Mathews, 27S Montgomery street; Julia
Heynemann, Art Students League,
Montgomery avenue, and Bruce Porter,
606 Jackson street.
The St. Markus Ladies' Society held its
twenty first anniversary and ball last
Thursday evening ut California Hall. The
grand march started at 8 o'clock and was
led by G. F. Gunther and Miss Charlotte
Kompf followed by 150 couples. At II
o'clock the customary supper was given,
after which dancing was resumed until the
hour of 1 \. ". The affair passed of IN
most ENJOYABLE manner. The following
committees deserve the credit Of making
it a success:
ArTangements-Mrs. Wuthrieh, Mrs. Hacke;
reception-N!rs. Luedemann, Mrs Joost, Mrs.
Wauz, Mrs. Gerdes, Mrs. Wendell, Mrs Goepert,
Mrs. Rehn. Mrs. Huber; floor manager, G. c.
Guuther; floor committee-J. H. Schumacher,
George /. StrOeCker, Frank a. Smith, John q.
Jolly, A. F. Ludemann, Hermann Lueders, AL
bert Il ANTI.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Marie Meyer and Lud Zobel of Los An
geles. They will be pleased to see their
friends Sunday, November 10, from to 6
o'clock at 1917 Golden Gate avenue.
The marriage of Miss Annie r. Shea to
DR.. ". q. Tucker will take place at the
residence of T. J. Welsh, 1915 Golden Gate
avenue, Monday morning, November II,
at An. They will leave on the steamer
Tor Port Townsend Wash, where they in
tend making their future home.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Rose JaSgi and Fred Hausmann. The
wedding will take place in the near future.
On Wednesday evening, October 8. the
marriage Of Miss Adele Grant and Tracy
BibbinS took place at the residence OF the
brides parents, on Guerrero street. The
time appointed was 80 o'clock and
promptly at that hour the bride and groom
marched to their place beneath a magniti-
cent marriage bell, preceded by little Miss
Marguerite Clarkson and Master Earl
Grant, each bearing baskets of flowers.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Breck. After good wishes and cOngfatula-
tions the guests partook of a bountiful re-
past. The parlors were very tastefully
decorated with evergreens and chrysan-
themums. Mrs. Bibbins was the recipient
of many rare and costly gifts, which were
greatly admired by those present.
A Halloween party was given last Thurs
DAY evening by Miss Violet NJ. Brown of
10l8 Seventeenth street, to a number of
friends. Those present were:
Mrs. Harry B. Hosmer Mrs. Marguerite
Fitch, Mr. Carsow, Miss Mabel E White, Arthur
White, Carlos g. White, Miss Jessie L. White,
Willard w. White, Mrs. Samuel Mount, Miss
Belle Miller, Misses Minnie and Jennie Cooper,
u
H. Coward, Percie Coward Jr Horace r. Cow
ard, Shirley Coward, Mrs E. Clendennin, Mr..
and Mrs Walter E. Logan, Mrs. F. L. Brown,
Miss Eloise Brown, Miss V. NJ. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. II. p. Brown.
The Tuesday Night Cotillon Club will
meet Novem ber 1T O'Clock in Mrs. Ada
Clark dancing hall, 211 Sutter street.
4 surprise party was given to Miss
Laura Neil last Friday evening at the resi-
dence OF Sergeant HOtallng, 1905 Haight
street. Among those present were:
Misses Laura Neill, Lois Eoff, Annie Sellon,
Mabel Leary. Polly Smith, Jessie Sturgill, Grace
Rankin, Lillian Reynolds, Alice Carneto; VIII
Stoerrner, Jesse EOff, Marshall Mackenzie, Jack
Goldt, Waite Jones, Eugene DINNER. Allie
Smith, Walter Hanna, Clarence Mitchell, Sar-
geant Hotaling, Mrs. Hotaling, Will Hotaltng,
Scott smith, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs Eoff, Mr.. Eoff,
Mr.. Goodmurphy, Mr.. Burnett, Mr.. Shines.
Bay City Lodge No. 619, knights and
Ladies OF Honor, will give a social at Red
Mems Hall next Monday.
The Native Sons of Vermont will give an
entertainment and dance ct Odd Fellows
Hall next Friday evening.
Sherwood Circle No. 129 C.. O. F.. gave
its third anniversary ball at California
Hall Saturday evening. There was a large
number Of guests present, and altogether
the affair passed off very pleasantly.
The Mystics fifteenth party will be
given at Union-square Hall on Tuesday
evening, November -.
The Bay City Wheelmen will give an en-
tertanment and dance at ODD Fellows
Hail on Monday evening, November H.
The entertainment will consist of high
class amateur and professional vaudeville
show, and will last from until 10 o'clock
Dancing VIII commence promptly At 1890
O'Clock. The club has made a reputation
by the excellence of its entertainments and
the Socia ability OF its dances, and the ap-
preaching one promises to eclipse all for
me- efforts in that line
A testimonial benefit and ball will be
rendered to Peter Williams and family un-
der the auspices of the Palmetto Club at
B'nai Birth Hail. 121 Eddy street, Satur-
day evening, November 16.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Pixley is now GONZALES
cent, after a severe illness lasting four
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Sterling (nee
Auzerais) have returned from their we'd
ding trip to Southern California and after
short visit in san Francisco left for San
Jose, their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Crocker will
soon leave for New York, where they will
meet the Prince and Princess Poniatowski
Mrs. f. Z. Greene, wife of Lieutenant
Greene, L. S. N, has returned from a long
visit to friends in Wisconsin.
Colonel Z. +. Crocker lett last THURSDAY
Tor New York. He will return in a couple
Of weeks.
Mrs. John a. Sherman and Miss Leslie
Sherman sailed for China in the last
steamer TO join Lieutenant Sherman,
U. s. N, OF the Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Knight (nee Hol-
brook have returned from their we'd
ding tour, and are occupying their
new home, 2l06 Van Ness avenue.
Mrs. L. L. Baker of Washington and
Franklin streets has returned from a visit
TO the Eastern States.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Joseph S. Oyster
(nee Tubbs) are back at the Palace Hotel
from Fort Hamilton, \. y.
Mrs James Denman will be at home on
the second and third Fridays at her resi-
dence, southwest corner OF Clay and Devils
adero streets.
Ex-senator a. P. Williams and wife
T,nva retnrnaJ frop, tho o~o