The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-05
Society Gradually Resuming
the Pleasant Duties of
Entertainment.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF WEDDINGS
Gatherings in VieW-Recent Move
ments of Members of the Four
Hundred.


Hotel Richelieu, in honor of Miss Alice
McCutchen and e. G. Schmiedell, who are
to be married on October 16. The table
decoration was quite artistic. Maidenhar
ferns, umbrella plants and palms were
arranged in the center of the table, through
the leaves of which were interspersed
electric green bulbs. Handsome vases
filed with chrysanthemums were scattered
about the pretty room. After dinner,
which was served about 1880 o'clock, an
hour was pleasantly spent in conversation.
Mr.. and Mrs. McBean's guests were:
Miss McCutchen, Miss Sarah Collier, Miss
Eyre, Miss Emily Carolan. Miss Daisy Van
Ness, Miss Carrie Taylor, Miss Grace
Martin, Miss Edith Mclean, E. G. Schmie-
dell, II. w. Poett, Stuart NJ. Brumagim,
Harry L. Simpkins, August Taylor, f. NJ.
Greenway, W. r. Heath and w. D. Page.
Miss Emma Butter gave another of her
very enjoyable luncheons at the Hotel
Rich ellen on Tuesday and Hospitality en-
tertained Miss Daisy Van Ness. Miss Frances
Curry, Miss Mary Bell Gwin, Miss Alice Hager,
Miss Ella Morgan, Miss Lizzie Carroll and Miss
Ida Gibbons.
Mrs. Fred H. Green entertained Mrs. C. W.
Croker and Miss Fannie Croker on Thursday
at luncheon at her home in Sausalito.
The Misses Merry gave tea yesterday at their
home in Sausalito. 1t was farewell to Miss
Alice Merry, who leaves in two weeks with
Mrs. Tilghman for Kimberley, South Africa,
where Miss Merry will be married to Henry
Tilghman, to whom she has been engaged
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Green gave a dinner'at
the FHutch" Sausalito on Thursday evening
to Claude Terry Hamilton. Their guests were,
in addition to the one of honor: DR.. Terrill,
Allan st. John Bowie, E. H. Sheldon ana C. X.
Mcintosh.
Mr.. Oscar 7. Sewell gave q dinner on We'd
nesday at the Pacific Union Club in honor OF
Claude Terry Hamilton. who leaves on the 18th
inst, and will spend the winter in Buffalo,
Mrs. F. R. Dimond will give tea this after
noon from until O'Clock, at her residence,
2204 Pacific avenue. She will be assisted in
receiving by Mrs Jarboe and Mrs. Tobin.
The twentyffth birthday of Mrs. Chris Grun-
del was made the occasion on Sunday evening
! last of an enjoyable reception at the home
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Grundel, at 113 William street.
| The parlors were beautifully decorated with
| profuson of flowers and smilax. and the pres
| ents shoWered upon the hostess were numer-
GUS and costly. Music was furnished by
string orchestra, and at midnight sumptuous
| repast was served. Dancing then occupied the
attention OF the guests during the balance OF
! tn e evening.
Those present were: Mrs. Fulton. Mr.. and
| Mrs Charles Archer, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nc
| Mrs A. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ostrander, Miss
Maud Easton, Miss Madge Mccarthy, Mrs. Ad-
die Burt, Miss Tessie Ostrander, James and
| Daniel Fulton, John Smith, George Meyer,
! Peter Leach, Thomas Jones, Fred Stein Louis
Meyer. Henry Meyer, Michael Hart, Milton Os-
| trander, Louis Grundel, c. Schancks, Michael
Regiel, William Herting and Eddie Grundel
The Music Teachers Association of Califor-
| mia rendered choice musical programme on
Wednesday evening last in Kohler & Chase
Hall, 20 O'Farrell street, before large and en-
! thusiastic audience. The programme, which
| was preceded by an address by the president,
V. A. H. HoffmeyeTr, was carefully prepared
and interpreted by the following artists:
improvisation by Gustave Wedei; soprano
solo, .'Dost Thou Know. "Mignon" (Thomas),
Mrs. Don P. Riggs; violin solo, Second Polo
naise (Wieni.wskf, Henry Bettman; piano solo,
! (G) "Etude" tRubinstein), (b) "Liszt'' (Paga-
mini, Miss Ernestine Goldman; lecture, subject:
Francois Delsarte," Nine. Ellen Coursen-
! (Mascheroni), Alfred Wilkie, with violin OBJ
| igato by II. Bettman: piano, violin and cello
trio, OPP: 80 (Beethoven), Joseph Roeckel, Rob-
| ert UhIg and K. Patek.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rising have issued in
yltations for the wedding OF their daughter,
| Miss Nettie Rising, and Mr. James John Theo.
| bald, which will take place at $50 o'clock in
! 81. Stephens Episcopal Church. October II.
! The wedding OF Miss Florence Elizabeth
Auburn, Cal, and Mr.. John Hodges Toler OF
! Cheshire, England, will take place at O'Clock
| this Saturday afternoon at st. Luke's Church
| in Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Martin have sent out
! cards announcing the marriage of their daugh-
| tel, Miss Camille Geneyieye. TO Mr.. John
| Richard Carroll on Wednesday, October 9, at
| st. Joseph's Church, San Jose, Cal.
| The engagement is announced of MissWinnie
| Maybelle Worth, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles A Worth, and Mr.. Henry C. Stevens
| The wedding will take place early in the fall
The engagement is announced of Miss Annie
| Cohn to Mr.. Joseph c. Ostern They will re-
O'Clock in the parlors OF the Hotel Paramount
The engagement of Miss Mile Kalisky to
Harry Jacobson is announced. They will re-
| tober Is, between the hours of 2 and p. NJ
The First Presbyterian Church in San Jose
on Wednesday last was the scene of the we'd,
| ding of Miss Florence Van Reed Biddle, daugh-
| ter OF Hon. Noble T. Biddle of that city, to
Benjamin Ricketts, OF Philadelphia. They will
| make Il short wedding trip on this coast after
which they will take up their residence in
Philadelphia, where the groom has extensive
| business interests.
| The wedding of Miss Camille Martin to John
r. Carroll was solemniZed on Wednesday last
| in San Jose al ST. Joseph's Church in the pres
! ence of great number of friends. Martin
Murphy acted as best man for the groom and
| Miss Adelaide was the brides maid OF honor
! The bride was attired in handsome gown of
white cloth, trimmed with chiffon and rib
| bons, and wore large Gainsborough hat with
| pink roses. After the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. Father Mahoney the
| bridal party and relatives were driven to the
| home OF the brides parents, where wedding
| breakfast was partaken OF. The wedding tour
will consist of a European trip, and on their
! return the newly married couple will reside in
| San Francisco. The bride is the daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Martin of san Jose
/ and the groom is the son of Mrs Richard IT
| Carroll OF 1850 Van Ness avenue.
On Wednesday evening last the wedding of
| Miss Belle Fleishhacker, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Fleishhacker, TO Simon G. Scheeline
| the young attorney, drew large throng Of
| friends to witness the ceremony, which took
place at O'Clock at the residence of the brides
parents, 2110 California street, near Laguna
Rev. DR.. Voorsanger officiating.
The bride was attired in handsome cos
tune of white satin en- train, corsage low and
| filled in with old point lace. She wore veil
| held in place by spray of orange blossoms
| and carried a bouquet of brides roses She
| was attended by Miss Blanche Fleishhacker
| her maid of honor, who was attired in a gown
of white crepe with velvet bodice trimmed
with white lace. Her bouquet was composed
| of white lilies. The bridesmaids were Miss
| Camille Rosenblatt, Miss Ada Scheeline and
Miss Stella Seller. At the conclusion of the
| ceremony congratulations were extended to
| the young couple, after which, to the strains of
| a hidden orchestra, the guests descended to
| the large dining-room, where an elaborate
| collation. was served. Thewedding decorations
were beautiful and artistic. Those in the
| drawing room were of feather ferns and smilax
| and under canopy in the bay-window was
| suspended a floral wedding bell, under which
| the couple stood during the impressive cere.
| mony. The library and dining-room were
| adorned with ferns and long sprays of
| graceful hop vines. Mr.. and Mrs. Scheeline
| departed the next morning for Monterey, where
| they will remain for two weeks.
| One of the most interesting and notable wed