The San Francisco call., 1895-11-14
A Large Number of Engagement
Announcements Made in
Society.
FALL EXHIBITION OPENING
Many Smart Teas and Enjoyable Re.
ceptions Are Being Given
This Week.

opened lDlS evening dI JHe Marh hopkins
Museum of Art. For the usual concert an
interesting programme has been arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Mckee will give a
large reception this evening.
Mrs j. c. Stubbs will give an elaborate
tea on Saturday at her home on Pacific
avenue.
The members OF Zeta Psi will give tea
at their clubhouse in Berkeley on Satur-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Luke Robinson will give
reception for their daughter, Miss Leta
Robinson, at their residence, 2506 Fillmore
street, on the 2lst.
Mrs, Elizabeth Hager will give tea at
her residence, corner of Sacramento and
Cough streets, on Saturday next, compli-
mentary to Miss Emile Hager, who will
leave shortly for New York with Miss Lily
Lawlor and Mrs. William Tevis. They
Will return in time for the Christmas holi-
days.
The Misses Davis will give a young
ladies' tea today at their residence, south
east corner of Scott and Green streets, in
honor of Miss Blackmore of Cincinnati.
Miss Hooper entertained a number of
lady friends at tea given at the Occiden-
tai Hotel yesterday. The p&rlors in which
the reception was held were taStefully decor
handsome.
A dinner party was given on Saturday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Wise at their resi-
dence on Leavenworth street. The affair was
in honor OF the sixteenth anniversary of the
birth OF their second son. After the dinner
there was dancing for couple OF hours
Miss Gertrude Naphtaly gave a delightful
afternoon reception at her home, corner of
Post and Cough streets, complimentary 10 Miss
Rose Sachs, who leaves on Saturday for an
Eastern and European tour.
The wedding OF Lieutenant Henry Benson,
[. ;. A, and Miss Mary Breeze will take place
al the home OF the brides mother Mrs. Thomas
Breeze, on Sutter street, on Wednesday, the
27th inst.
Miss Marie Ponton de Arce, who formerly re-
sided with her parents in this City and three
years ago removed to San Jose de Costa Rica.
VIII he married in that place on December "a
TO senior GerardO Echevaria Aguilar, wealthy
planter OF Central America.
The engagement is announced of Abe Stern
OF this City and Miss Elise Meyer of New York.
Both parties are very well known in social
circles in their respective homes. Miss Never
Is the daughter of Eugene Meyer, the we'll
known banker. She is Il native daughter. hay
ing been born in Los Angeles and reared in
this City. Her father was manager of the
London, Paris and American Bank OF this City
from the time OF its establishment until S93,
when he assumed charge of q New York bank
OF the same name. settling with his family in
that city. Abe Stern is son OF the late David
Stern, one OF the founders of the house OF
Levi Strauss IL Co., OF which firm Abe and his
An interesting engagement made yesterday
was that OF Miss Sophie EpDinger and Leon D.
Stone. Miss Eppinger is a daughter OF Her
man Eppinger, the grain merchant, and is
quite prominent in Jewish society. The groom
is senior member OF the firm OF L. ID. Stone and
is q brother OF NJ. Stone, one of the Iessees of
the Baldwin Hotel. Miss Eppinger and Mr..
Srone viii receive at. 1907 Octayia street on
sunday, November II, and Tuesday, Novem-
Der 10.
The engagement is announced of Miss Rose
Spelling OF this City and Abe A. Levy OF New
York
The engagement is announced in Chicago of
Miss Mllly Bernstein to Tobias Solomon,
formerly OF California street, San Francisco.
The engagement has been announced of ].
Alfred Marsh, young attorney of this City,
and Miss Fanny V. Eckley, the daughter OF
Commodore and Mrs. J. L. Eckley of Eckley,
Contra Costa County. The wedding will take
place at the residence OF the brides parents on
the 2lst OF December.
The engagement Is announced of A. S. PEN
field and Miss c. n. Stephens both of Oakland.
At o'clock Monday morning Miss Annie r
Shea and DR.. ". G. Tucker were married at the
brides home, 1215 Golden Gate avenue. The
early hour set for the ceremony was to enable
the Young couple to leave on the steamer for
their future home at Port Townsend, Wash.
The twenty-ifth anniversary Of the wedding
OF Mr. and Mrs. s. B. English was celebrated at
their residence 1914 Van Ness avenue, on Fri
day evening. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Lindenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. English.
Mrs N. a. Barricklo. the Misses Katie and
Frances Quinn. the Misses NJ. and X. Lyons,
Miss Carter. Miss Keefe, the Misses Marie and
Nirgie English, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fee of Stockton, Miss Fee, Miss Z. Deasy,
II. T. Fee, James r. Barricklo, John Barricklo,
VI. a. Barricklo.
pretty home wedding was that last Tues
day at noon at the residence of Mrs Z. NJ.
North, 2414 Pacific avenue, of Miss Bette
Atthowe North and J. j. Macdonald The
house was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. Near the center OF the drawing-room was
a beautifully arranged flora! altar. Here the
groom, his best man, J. g. North, and the Off
ciating clergyman, Rev. DR., Goodman; re-
ing on the arm of her uncle, Captain A. Mel
son. accompanied by Miss Edna Nahl of Ala
media, the bridesmaid, while the fourteen
young cousins of the bride formed a semicrcle
about the party. After the ceremony the
guests sat down to wedding breakfast. The
parents of Mr.. Macdonald celebrated on the
same day in Valparaiso the forty-hfth anniver-
sary of their wedding, and kilograms of con-
gratulations were sent and received. The
happy couple left for the southern part of the
State on their honeymoon.
Among those present were: Mrs. NJ. A. An
derson, Captain and Mrs. A. Nelson, Captain
Whitcomb, Captain and Mrs. J. Leale Captain
and Mrs. W. G. Leale, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Dorey,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Dorey, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
Leale, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Atthowe, Mr.. and
Colonel and Mrs. E, B. Bullock, Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Oyen, Mrs John Atthowe, Ed Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lois Dallman, Miss Emma Ander
son, Mrs. Selig, Walter Anderson, Miss Gertrude
Atthowe, Oscar Anderson, Miss Betty Beres-
ford, Duncan Anderson, Miss Hetty Burke,
Louis Hansen, Miss Edna Nahl, George White,
Long, Mr.. Lederer, Miss Anna Thoresen, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lofstadt, Niiss Edith Atthowe,
Miss Katie Ralston, Misses Marion ana Edith
Leale, Harry Dorey Miss Oracle Dorey, George
Blanding. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellert, Mr.. Jessup,
Captain Erbert and Captain Glassford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quigg celebrated the second an
niversary of their marriage at their residence,
BAL Fifth street. last Thursday evening. The
house was beautifully decorated with ferns
ana evergreens, while Chinese lanterns hung
in abundance. The evening was spent in sing
ing, dancing and games. At IL O'Clock an ele
CANT repast was served. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Denehy, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Greggains, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Sigers, Mr. and
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Long, Mrs. A. Broderick, Miss NJ. Dlure,
Miss H. Lennen, Miss Eva Brown. Miss Mamie
Greggains, Miss Annie Greggains, Miss May
Greggains, Miss Maggie Brannan, Miss Mae
Denehy, Miss A. Seton, Miss n. Desmond, Miss
Emma Murphy, Miss NJ Kelly, Miss NJ. Brown.
Miss Nellie Brown, Mrs 4. Ryan, Miss Jennie
Humphrey, George Smith, Richard Rissis, Z, }.
thinner William Murray, w. j. Cleary, John
A Mallon R. ]. Evans, Thomas Flood, William
Murphy, NJ Greggains, III. Bailey, +. Quigg,
Waller Murphy. John /. Hanna, NJ. Roland, j.
Qujgg, F. Anderton.
Charles Lederer, who has for many years held |
the responsible position of head bookkeeper in
the house of Newman & LeyiDson, was last
Thursday evening presented with a handsome
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