The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
UNIVERSITY CLUB LADIES DAY.
The Entire Nous Cotillon Tomorrow at
the Palace-The Baer Con-
firmation.

The members of the University Club
viii throw open their entire clubhouse for
inspection by the ladies of their families and
those having cards to the ladies restaurant on
Saturday, from noon until midnight. The i'm
provements OF the clubhouse are all finished,
and the ladies' restaurant will be reopened to-
morrow al noon.
The members OF the Entire Nous Cotlllon will
open their sixth season tomorrow evening
with an assembly and german at the Palace
Eotel
The engagement is announced of Miss Martha
Ehey to Henry Jacoby. The wedding Will take
place Sunday, November TO- at the residence
OF Mrs Amelia Isaac, $40 Jessie street.
The nuptials OF Miss Kathryn Emily Shaw,
daughter of W. A. Shaw of 2721 Jackson street,
and Thomas Grant Eggert, connected with the
Spreckels company, were celebrated at noon on
Monday at the First United Presbyterian
Church. The wedding was a quiet affair, only
the relatives and intimate friends being pres
ent. The ceremony was performed by the Rev
N. NJ Gibson. Miss Bertha ". Shaw was the
maid Of honor, Miss Mamie H. Smith of Oak
land the bridesmaid, and Robert Atkins acteQ
as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Eggert left on the
afternoon train for the south. On their return
they Will so TO housekeeping at 92S Pine
street, where they Will hold a reception on
November II.
One of the prettiest weddings of this season
took place last Wednesday evening in Golden
Gate Hall, when Miss Hermine Hickman and
OF maIrlmony. The bride is the daughter OF H.
Heckmann OF the firm of H. Hickman & Co..
and the groom is q well-known manufacturer
AT O'Clock the bridal procession was
formed, and TO the strains of the bridal chorus
from "Lohengrn" entered the parlor OF the
hall, where the ceremony was 10 take place
First came the ushers, Richard Wagner and s.
Joseph ThieSen, followed by the TWO brides
maids, Miss Elise Hanson OF Belmont and Miss
Emma Cordes, escorted by the two best men
r. Boettcher and H. Kohler. The bride fol-
lowed, leaning upon the arm of her father
and then the groom, escorting his brides
mother. Last came the numerous relatives of
the bride and groom. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Henry Gehrcke. After the
usual congratulations the guests repaired to
the banquet hall, where covers were laid for
1l5, and the following two hours were spent at
g Sumptuous wedding supper. Calls for toaSts
were very feelingly responded to by Professor
Nltter, II. ). SadIer and Mr.. Diefenbsch in the
German language, the guests joining with a
VIII in their call for the singing of "Hoch
Sollen Sic Leben." S Joseph Thiesen Mr.
hohler, Mt. Schwerin, G. A. Bernd, Mrs. Jur-
gensen, Mrs. Professor Witter, Mrs. Mailman
and Others also made remarks. The rest OF the
evening spent in dancing
The happy couple left last Thursday on their
wedding trip and are now making a tonr of the
southern part OF the State
A pretty wedding took place in Rio Vista al
the residence of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs Oferman, lastThursdav, when Miss Annie
OHerman and Ernest c. Williams, engineer OF
the steamer ModUc, were united in marriage.
The house was tastefuny decorated with flow
ers and evergreens. The ceremony was per-
T.. u. q
umbrella OF white crysanthemums A large
number of guests afterwsrd sat down to the
wedding feast. The gifts were costly and
numerous. The happy couple lett for their
future home in San Francisco amid shower
of rice.
On Saturday, at the congregation of Beth
Menachim Streisand, Charles Baer, son of
Isaac Baer, proprietor of the Commercial
Traveller, also the president of the congrega-
ton, was confirmed, Rev 5; Goldsein officiat-
ing. After the ceremony the lad delivered an
appropriate address, which was listened to with
much interest.
Sunday afternoon and evening Mr. and Mrs
Baer gave reception and party at their
residence, 617 Haight street, at which
among the many friends present, were Mr..
and Mrs Kornteld and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Simon and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brock, Mr.. and Mrs s.
Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Marks, Mr. and Mrs.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon and family, Mr..
and Mrs J. Glassman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Noven-
ski, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry GlGssman, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Bremler, Mr.. and Miss L. London, D.
Martin s. Meyer, Jake Meyer, Sam Solomon,
Abe solomon, J. Simon Jr Miss Simon, Rev. S.
Goldslein, Nj. Schensen, Mr.. Zukerman, Mr..
Ecksebrath, Rica simon, a. Bremler, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Solomon, Mrs. Conn and others.
At 2 O'Clock in the afternoon the guests were
received by Mr., Mrs. and Miss Baer and
toward evening the entire party were escorted
TO the dining-room where splendid repast
was in waiting. The house was tastefully
many speeches were delivered, but the most
interesting part of the programme intro
duced when J. Simon retired for few mo-
ments, and upon his return, Mr.. Baer, as
rendered q beautifully engrossed resolution,
framed appropriately, in recog milton OF his
faithful services in the important Office which
he holds.
The officers of the congregation who were
present each signifed as 10 his worth, and
Trustee D. Cohn. who made the presentation,
spoke kindly of Mr.. Baer and his amiable fam
lily, and that the occasion of his sons confr-
nation was fitting time to show him the high
,sDl,E lalA ~ hi fal1
bers. Mr.. Baer was completely taken by sur
prise, and for time he was unable to reply.
He, however. thanked them all for the honor
conferred upon him, and in few Weli-chosen
remarks stated that he a. all times endeavored
TO do his dnty impartially and in the best in
terests OF the congregation.
The son OF Jacob Levy Will be barmitzva
Saturday, November 10, at 10 A. NJ, at the
Geary-street Temple.
Assistant United States Attorney Samuel
knight and wife nee Holbrookl, have returned
from their wedding tour in Mexico, and are
occupying their residence at 2106 Van Ness
avenue.
Mrs Joseph B. Crockett and Miss Crockett
win sail from Liverpool next Friday for San
Francisco.
Mrs. George H. Sanderson has returned to
this City from visit to Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Il. Sanderson of Los Angeles.
DR.. E. S. Breyfogle, now sojourning in New
York, will sail with Mrs. Breytogle for Europe
in the Teutonic December 4.
The United States Surveyor-General and
Mrs Green are domiciled for the winter at
Mr. and Mrs. b. Levitsky will be a home on
the second Sundays of each month at 924C
Fulton street.
Mrs Dr. G. Schif will receive on the second
and fourth Thursdays at her residence, 1920
Pine street.
Miss Anna Ayers of 1920 Post street has re-
turned from the East.
Mrs. Z. B. Carter, Mrs. Alma E. Keith and
Miss Jet Keith viii be at home on the first and
third Tuesday evenings of each month at 1924
California street
A pleasant dinner party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Trainer last Saturday at 1927
Market street, followed by music and dancing.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Trainer, Miss Edna Trainer, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Grant,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McMenomy and Miss Emma
Norton.
Mrs. L. Lobree ofCovelo, Mendocino County,
was honored with birthday party last sun
day at the residence of her sister, Mrs. T. SaIo-
mon. The spacious parlors were beautifully
decorated and an elaborate dinner was served.
Several elegant gifts were received, ana alto
gether it was an enjoyable affair
A pleasant surprise party was given to MISS
Carrie Belly at the residence OF her parents,
206 Clement street, last Friday evening, the
anniversary of her birthday. The evening was
spent with dancing and games, vocal ana IN
strumental music followed by supper at mid
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