The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-29
Weddings. and Engagements
Among Well-Known Peo-
pie Announced.
GUNsT LOS ANGELES PARTY
Meeting of the Saturday Night Dancing
ClasS-Banquet to DR..
Caglieri.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. &. Gunst TOOK party
of friends to Los Angeles early last week.
They will travel through the south
err mart of the State and the trip is ex-
nec:ed to take a fortnight They were &C.
eompanieo by Miss May Colman, Miss
Rose Cohen. Charles Heidelberg, Jacob
WeItheimer and John Merriam.
The Saturday night dancing class had
another delightful meeting at Lunt's Hall,
on Polk street, on Saturday evening last.
The cotiilon was led by Lieutenant W. r.
Smedberg and Miss Hines OF Honolulu.
The invited guests included: Miss Clara
Huntington, Miss Leontlne Brakeman,
Miss Hobart, Miss Rose Hooper, Miss
Laura Bates, Miss Ethel Keeney, Miss
Flora Dean, Miss Blackman-
Mrs Thomas Irvine was rendered
pheasant birthday social at the residence
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. James Cheetham.
1927 Mason street, On the evening OF the
both inst. Music dancing and parlor
games were in order until late hour, ate:
which dainty repast was served by the gellai
hostess. Mrs. Iryine'S guests were; Cal
Green, James Matthias, Albert Cheetham, David
Fisher Jr., Miss Mamie Urquhsrt, Miss Gladys
irrqunart, Miss Cora Severance; Miss Pearl
Severance and Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Lewis.
The Dry Goods Mems Association neld its
annual meeting Tor the installation OF officers
on the 24st inst, the occasion calling out a
large number OF members. Il. L. wilson, the
jirst president OF the association, Installed the
officers for the ensuing term, all OF whom
served during the preceding yea- and were re-
elected. An entertainment VIII be given at
the next regular meeting, to DC held on No
Yember . by INC members, and Tor mem ers
only.
Last Saturday evening a banquet was ten
dered TO ex-Captain Joseph Mahoney by the
members OF Company D, i. c. G.. The evening
was pleasantly spent, and many toasts were
offered and responded 10. The table was hand
somely decorated and the menu excellent.
Wednesday at noon the wedding OF James Y.
Collins Of the Postoffice Department and Miss
Mary E. Hayden, daughter OF Judge Hayden OF
Tiburon, was solemnized al 81. Mary Cathe-
dral
a surprise party was given to VIII Minner
Saturday evening at his residence, 2341 Il ow-
ard street, by mis- friends. The evening was
pleasantly spent with music, games, etc.
Among those present were: Miss \. Burrows,
Miss q. Jackson, Miss c. Schneider, Miss A.
Guilew, Miss NJ. Cacciari, Miss A. Minner, Miss
f. Minner, Miss L. Minner, Miss e. Boyd, Miss
I. Bush Miss r. wilkins, Miss =. Winters, y.
McElroy, P. Cunningham, F. Dougherty, 7.
DougheCty B. Minner, j. Conway. T.. Grim
minis, p. Sweeney, I. Flanders, Z. Jordan, j..
Curlev, J. McCarty.
her lady friends at her home, 501 Harrison
street, last Saturday afternoon, which was
largely attended She was assisted in receiN-
ing her guests by her daughters, Mrs. Ludlum
and Mrs Lawrence. Mrs. Tingley was one OF
ihe representative ladies OF the old Southern
regime, and recei.ed her friends with alI the
grace and cordially OF former times, many OF
her guests, too, being members of the old fam
lilies OF Kentucky, Virginia anc New YORK.
The parlorS were beautifully decorated with
chrysanthemumS, smilaX and palms, while on
the wall were trophies of the war OF 1872, al.
testing to the patriotism OF Mrs. TngIey's an
cestors and the part taken by them in UNFOLDING
our beloved country. The ladies were treated
TO q glimpse OF the wedding dress worn by the
hostess so many years ago, which gave mute
evidence That fashions like history repeat
themselves. Refreshments were served in the
dining-room by the granddaughter OF Mrs.
Ludlum, Miss Constance Lawrence and Miss
Ludlum.
Dr. g. Caglieri, a bright young member OF
the Italian colony and native OF san Fran
CISCO was rendered q reception and banquet
by his friends on the occasion OF his return
from Europe Wednesday night. He has been
studying medicine abroad Tor three years past.
Previously he graduated from The medical de-
partment OF the University OF California. He
returns home with several additional diplomas.
among them one from lhe Royal College OF
Physicians and Surgeons or London.
The banquet was sumptuouS affair. Dr..
Pcscia presided, and the guest Of the evening
sat his right.
Those present we're: Dr. G. Caglieri, DR..
Pcscia. J. Sala, Dr. V. Vaccari, q. Jaccheri, z.
Mche,etti DR.. Z. Barsotti, E. c. Palmieri, r.
Arate, G. Cadenasso, c. Ceyasco. Avo i. Mors
al La Voce, Ing. L. Patfizi of LItalia, 6. 3.
Cevasco, Chey. J. Calegaris, A. Ghe-iDi Pro-
lessor +. 6eregni, T. C. Rossi, &. 3. Lavaggl, +.
Cavagnaro, NJ. Fontana, Z. DemsTtini, G. Cuneo,
Il. Costa, =. Chicchizola, Avv. j. a. SpinetI, A.
obaroorO.
The wedding ceremony OF Louis Levy 10 Miss
Belle Goldman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I. i.
Goldman, was performed at . O'Clock on Tues
day evening last at the residence OF the Brides
parents, 1910 Lasuna street, in the presence o!
II large number OF friends and relatives, the
Rev. Rabbi Fryer officiating. The bride was
attended ny her maid of honor, Miss Carrie
Goldman and bridesmaids Miss ANY Stein
man and Miss Hilda Kline, while Sigmund
LcSy acted as BEST man for the groom. The
ushers were Solomon Levy, Samuel Goldman
and Louis Goldman. The ceremony was per
formed while the couple stood under II floral
canopy in the main parlors, which we're hand
somely adorned with flowers and ferns. After
congratulations had been EXTENDED TO- thc
happy couple the guests were invited 10 par
take OF supper, following which dancing was
inaugurated aud continued until a late hour
Mr.. and Mrs. Levy lett next morning for n tour
through the southern part OF the State.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Belle
Grant. eldest daughter of Charles w. Grant u
Edward POND. Miss Grant j; noted for her wi
many charming qualities OF character which
max her universally popular. The wedding
Is set Tor the near future.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Cecelit
Levy, daughter of J. Levy, TO J. Israel, both d
this City. They will receive Sunday, Decembel
/. from 2 TO o'clock. at 1922 Post street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 2. Troy announce the mar
riage ceremony of their daughter Agnes Ger
aldine TO Francis c. Walsh, to take place thi
evening at Sacred Heart Church.
Several prominent ladies OF the Mission
among whom are Mrs. Carlston Hobbs, Mrs
Robert Taylor and Mrs. Clarke, are WORKING
very hard to insure the success of the Christ
mas bazaar for the benefit OF the second Uni
tartan Church. 1t is to be held in the church
parlors, corner Capp and Twentieth streets
afternoons and evenings OF Decembe 5 anC
q, and admission will be free. Special atten
ton has been paid TO the keramic table, anC
the ladies have made ali effort to have vari
useful and articles
sold at prices to suit the times.
Zeta Chapter Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity
viii give dance in the maple room OF the
Palace Hotel on Friday evening, December g.
The p. d. c. will hold their fifty third party
at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, the
I'd proximo.
Court Golden Gate Social Club will entertain
their friends on Thursday evening at odd Eel
lows Hall with a grand ball.
Mr.. Andrew Bogart will give second sons
recital in the maple room at the Palace Hotel
This evening.
Personals.
Mrs. Pullman, wife of George N. Pullman O
Chicago is at the Palace Hotel
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