The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-29
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Mr.. and Mrs. Burns, after a wedding
trip, viii settle at Belvedere.
The guests present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Haight, John r. Glascock,
Captain John Hackett, G. C. Clark of New
York. William Randol, Samuel Knight OF
San Francisco, Mr.. ana Mrs. Carr, Mrs.
j. A. Folger, Athearn Folger, Edward
Hackett, Miss May Hoffman, Frank Clark,
Charles Hubbard.
An enjoyable wedding was that of Miss
Selma Goodman and Abe Newmark, which
was recently celebrated at Union-square
Hall. The sumptuous banquet of which
the guests partook was eniivened by inter
esting speeches, the reading Of congratu-
latory kilograms and the rendition of a
duet by members OF the Columbia Either
Club. The newly married couple left on a
wedding trip to Santa Cruz, Monterey and
vicinity. They viii receive on Sunday,
May 5, at 1904 Eddy street.
Miss Sara Mandel, who has been visiting
San Francisco as the guest of a. Schwa-
bacher, is about to return to her home in
New York She leaves on May with S.
S. Bachman and his family.
Mrs. j. J. O'Brien, Miss Glyn Comoder,
Mr.. Brice and Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogg
will spend few weeks at Paso Robes.
Among the late arrivals from this city at
the Hotel Green, Pasadena, were: Mr.. and
J
Milton H. Bremen and family, Mrs. E.
Joseph, Miss A. Joseph, S. Joseph, A. G..
Smith, Mrs. George U. Bowers, Miss Grace
Nichols and I. S. Upham.
The Students Club of the California
School of Elocution and Oratory gave an
interesting entertainment last Thursday
evening. The programme included a re-
ception to Robert ]. Fulton of Ohio, recita-
tons and music.
Mr.. Edward and Miss Emma Dellwig
gave a pleasant reception last Tuesday
evening at Golden Gate Hall.
At the home of Cliff Phillips of the Cir
Gus Royal, last Friday evening, there was
given band serenade and party in honor
of Mrs. Phillips birthday, and incidentally
it was a double birthday celebration, for at
midnight the birthday of Mr. Phillips be-
gan.
Hercules Lodge No. 8, 0. d. H. s., will
give its tenth annual bali at Social Hall,
Shiels building, next Sunday.
Mantle Parlor No. los, n. S. G.. W., gave
its eighth anniversary ball at Union-square
Hall last Friday evening.
Harmony Chapter No. 124, 0. Z. s., gave
its monthly literary entertainment and
social last Friday evening at Laurel Hall,
Shiels building.
The Hyacinthian Dramatic Club gave its
third private theatrical party at the resi-
dence of A. ]. Waldheimer, corner of Oak
and Buchanan streets, last Friday even
ing. The farce presented was 1.-The Little
Sentinel" including the following cast {:
Messrs. Sharp, Ferral and Travers and
Misses Hynes and Creighton. The attic
rooms were artistically decorated for dane
ing, in which all participated.
A surprise party was given to P. H.
Will last Tuesday evening at his residence,
610 Linden street. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Oldag, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Stein, e. Blodan, Mrs. Winkel-
mann, P. H. Rufus, Mr.. Seaberg, Mrs.
Seaberg, Mrs. w. Schaninghausen, Mrs. P.
II. VIII, Miss Sophie Flatmann, Miss
Alma Schaninghausen, Miss Emma Will,
Martin Sahl, George Larson, William Van
Staden, Miss Martha Will, Martin Kerr,
George Saverson, Willie Will, Henry
Schaninghausen and others.
Next Friday evening there will be given
at the Central M. E. Church on Mission
street musical and literary entertain
ment for the benefit Of the Guerneville M.
e. Church building fund. The Guerneville
people lately lost their church by fire,
An interesting programme under the
management of Miss Amanda Goodrich,
assisted by Miss Maggie Coleman, is prom
Used.
The wedding of John t. Minson and
Miss Isabel Bornemann took place last
week at the Normandie Hotel, DR.. Horatio
Stebbins officiating. Miss NJ. q. Earle
was bridesmaid, and r. X. Minson best
man. F. G. Bornemann, grandfather of
the bride, who gave her away, and Mrs.
Julie l. Bornemann stood with the bridal
party under the big lovers knot of roses
while the ceremony was being performed.
A wedding breakfast was served afterward.
The decorations were pink and smilax and
palms. Many handsome presents were
received, Mr.. Minson's associates in the
Southern Pacific offices being among those
who sent gifts. The guests were:
Judge and Mrs. Joseph McKenna, Miss Nc
Kenna, the Misses Marie and Hilda McKenna,
General T. H. Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. C. i. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Parr, Mr.. w. sproule, 4. II. Lloyd, J. P.
CochTane III. Wulf, l.. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
II. Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hammer,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Marshutz Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Duval, Mr.. P. F. Butler, Mrs. L. E. Henshaw,
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Luce and JAMES Donahue.
The young couple left for Montana. On
their return they will reside at sos Deyisa-
dero street.
At st. Dominic's Church last Wednes-
day evening, Joseph Gorevan and Ella