The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-26
Coaching Party Given by Wal
ter S. Hobart Followed
by a Luncheon.
THE BRUGUIEREs PARTING TEA
Engagements Announced - Recep-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Prom
tnent People.

The engagement is announced of Miss
Annie Cohn to Joseph Ostern. They will
receive Sunday. October 6, in the parlors of
Hotel Paramount, from 2 to 5o'clock P. NJ
The engagement is announced of Miss
Carrie NJ. McLaine, niece of Mrs. Henry
Croker, and Beauford Armstead Mason, a
newspaper man of Pittsburg
The marriage of Miss Martha Brooke to
DR.. Charles Mohun, will take place Thurs
day, the 26th inst. 1t will be church
ceremony and will be performed at 9
o'clock nuptial mass at st. Ignatius Church.
The wedding of H. W. Bradley and Miss
BERTHE l.. Hauser, both formerly residents
of San Jose, will take place this afternoon
at the residence of the Rev. DR.. Bonn, IL
this City.
The wedding of Miss Camilla Martin and
John R. Carroll will be solemnized in San
Jose the early part of October.
Walter S. Hobart gave coaching party
on Saturday last in honor OF his cousin,
Miss Jessie Hobart. The drive was to
Burlingame, where the party enjoyed
delicious luncheon. They returned to the
City by rail and took dinner at the Palace
Hotel. Those on the coach were: Walter
S. Hobart, Miss Jessie Hobart, Miss Sophia
Pierce, Miss Olive HolDrook, Miss Flora
Dean, Harry n. Stetson, George B. de
Long, Messrs. King and Dutton.
Miss Amy Requa entertained number
of friends on Friday last. The affair was
given in honor of Miss Therese Morgan,
who left for the East on Sunday.
Colonel W. R. Smedberg left for the
East, to be gone about five weeks, on Satur-
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas and Miss
Mamie Thomas sail tomorrow from New
York en- route to this CITY.
Mrs. Southland Hoffman, Miss Hoffman,
Miss Alice Hoffman and Jack Hoffman
LETT last evening for Philadelphia, where
Jack Hoffman will attend school. Mrs.
and the Misses Hoffman will spend most
of their visit at the National capital re-
turning here some time in January.
A very pretty tea was given on Monday
by the Bruguieres at their parents resi-.
dence. 1t was good-by to their many
friends. They will certainly be missed
this winter.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Lille Gundry at her home, 40S
Bryant street, on the evening of Monday,
the 23d inst, in honor of the sixteenth an
niversary of her birth. The evening was
agreeably spent in playing games, recita-
tions and music until about IL o'clock,
when all adjourned to the dining-room to
supper. Among those present were: Miss
Edith Bode, Miss leila Bode, Miss Annie
CONFESS, Miss Lulu Hart, Miss Minnie
Hart, Miss Bella Powers, Miss Gertie
Rohrer, MIR. Johnston, Mr.. McAllister,
Miss E. Gundry, Frank Gundry, Mrs.
Gundry and Miss Lille Gundry.
The sixth season of the Entire Nous Club
commences in October and will be ushered
in with an assembly dance at the Palace
Hotel in the latter part of October the date
to be hereafter announced.
will give party in their hall, Alcazar
building, Thursday evening, September
26, 1895.
On Friday evening, September 81, the
Fifth United States Artillery band (Presi
dio) will give concert in the lobby OF the
Hotel st. Nicholas complimentary to Colo
mel Joseph Knowlton Jr. from 1880 to 8
P. NJ, after which social hop will be ten
dered to the guests and their friends
Mr.. Emile A. Bruguiere and his two sons,
Emile and Francis, left on Mondays overland
train. Emile is to enter Harvard College and
Francis will 90 to school in Philadelphia.
A. ]. Dibblee and William NJ. Randol left for
the East on Monday last and expect to remain
away all winter.
York, where she will spend several weeks and
will visit Baltimore before returning to this
coast.
Mrs. E. Peckham and Miss Grace Peckham
have returned from San Rafael and are now
stopping at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Ayres came over from San
Rafael on Monday and stopped at the Palace
Hotel.
R. H. Sprague left on Monday for Louisiana,
and will return here the last of October for
Mrs. Sprague. Together they will leave for
their future Southern home about the first of
November. In the meantime Miss Romietta
Wallace will visit her sister, Mrs. Sprague, at
Burlingame.
Colonel W. R. smedberg left for the East on
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Upham have taken a
house for the fall and winter on the corner of
Clay and Hyde streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Janin have returned
from Victoria and have decided to spend the
winter season in this City They have taken
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Tevis residence, 254S Jack
son street. Mr.. and Mrs. Tevis having decided
to spend the season at their home in Bakers
field
Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Treat will reside this
winter at 2514 Octavia street.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter MEG Mclean and Miss
Mclean have returned from San Rafael and
are now located at the Hotel Richelieu, where
they will spend the winter season.
Captain and Miss Blair have returned from
their trip to the northern part of the State.
Miss Mary Belle Given is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase at their home
Mrs. Z. w. Runyon has been the guest of
Miss Hillyer the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Crooks will return to
the Hotel Richelieu from the Hotel Rafael on
Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs Marcus L. Gerstle, who have
been spending the summer at San Rafael, have
returned to the City, and will occupy the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Hecht during the
coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Hopkins arrived last
week from Boston, and are stopping at the
Hotel Pleasanton.
Mrs. Charles p. Ellis is East visiting rel atives
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sloss have returned to
their City residence 81. from San Rafael.
Miss S. NJ. Throckmorton returned on Satur-
day last to the Hote! Pleasanton from her visit
to San Rafael.
Miss Anita Dibblee of Ross Valley is at the
Hotel Pleasanton.
Mrs. Hall McAllister and Miss McAllister
have removed from their former residence on
California street to the corner of Pine and
Buchanan streets.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Bigelow were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore on Sunday last
at their home in Ross Valley.
Mrs. William B. Collier and Miss Sarah
Collier came down from their home in Lake
County on Saturday last, and are stopping at
the Occidental Hotel
Miss Emily Potter of Philadelphia, who spent
last season here the guest of her aunt, will be
here again this season.
Miss Floyd has come down from her home on
Clear Lake and has been stopping at the
Floyd mansion on First street the past few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Thompson leave
very shortly Tor the East, where they expect to
remain most of the winter season. Mrs.
Middleton, wife of Colonel ]. v. D. Middleton,
y; .. A., expects to accompany them on the