The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-06
Society Is DESERVING the Town
for Seaside and Noun
tain.
THE WILSON. CULLEN WEDDING
Whereabouts of People Out of
ToWn-Reports From Sum-
mer Resorts.

known family in Oakland. Mr.. Wilson,
who is a nephew of Governor Pacheco, is
City Engineer of Oakland. The Church
of the Advent had been tastefully decor
ated for the occasion. The bride entered
the church on the arm of her brother,
William Cullen. The bridesmaids were
Miss Edith Cullen and Miss Lizzie Blank
art, and Miss Elizabeth Frances Bernie
Miller the maid of honor. Nelson Phelps
was the groom s best man. Rev. Mullen
berg Breck, rector of st. PauPs OF San
Francisco, performed the service. AT the
conclusion of the ceremony a wedding
banquet was served at the home of the
brides parents, 1919 Eleventh avenue.
Those present at the reception were.only
the rela tives of the families and comprised
the following:
Mrs Charles Gilman, Charles Gilman Mrs.
Jeffery Cullen, Miss Edith Cullen, Miss Bessie
Miss Lizzie Blankart, Miss Eda Blankart, Mrs.
Matte Blankart, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blankart,
Mrs J. H. Wilson, Miss Mary E; Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Breck, Mrs. W. A. N: Brock, Rev.
W. A. NJ. Brock, Mrs. Romualdo Paeheco,
Governor ,Pacheco,, Mrs. william Teyis,
beth Francis Weldon Phelps, Mrs: Francis ,,G
! Helen Lathrop, Miss Mae Blakeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCoppin will re-
turn to San Rafael this month for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Tevis have decided
| on San Rafael for their summer residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Follis. Miss Lille
Follis and the Misses Follis are occupying
their cottage at San Rafael, where they
will remain until the late fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. LeCount, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Clark, Miss Phelan, Miss Small,
MissAnnie Londonderry, Joseph Fredericks
and daughter, Mrs. J. J, Fredericks, Will
liam Costello, r. NJ. Costello, l. Costello,
| Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Freeman, DR.. and Mrs.
Keaney and family, Mr.. and Mrs. d. S.
Kendel are among those registered at Paso
Robes.
Mrs. James Phelan and Miss Mollie
Phelan will go to Monterey for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Larzelere, Mrs E. NJ.
Miller and J. Mclean have taken rooms at
the Hotel Rafael for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Howard will
leave soon for Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jarboe will spend
most of the summer at their cottage in
Santa Cruz.
Among the late arrivals at Highland
Springs are n. Meyers, A. W. Simpson, J.
Y. Collins, San Francisco; c. House, Oak
land DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Baldwin, Sacra-
mento; Maude Crawford, Miss Hettie
Force, DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Kellogg and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Trumper, Lakeport.
w. f. Goad and his three daughters the
Misses Ella, Aileen and Genevieve, have
decided to spend the summer at the Hotel
Rafael.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Low and Miss Low
have taken rooms at the Hotel Rafael for
the summer.
Miss Emma Crockett and Miss Burt will
leave for Monterey on the 18th inst, where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Emma Butler will spend the early
summer at San Mateo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris celebrated
their silver wedding last Saturday evening
with reception that was made very pleas
ant for the guests.
The Pacific Coast Association of Native
Sons of Vermont will give an entertain
ment on Friday evening next. The pro-
gramme includes vocal and literary exer.
cises, with farce entitled, "a Drop of
Water to be followed by a drama.
A joint hop will be given by Minerva
Parlor No. 2, n. D. G. W; Mission Parlor
No. SO, n. S. G. w; and Las Tomas Parlor
No. II, n. D. G. W., at Mission Parlor Hall,
Thursday evening, the 10th inst.
A surprise party was given to Miss Dot
Skellenger in honor of her eighteenth
birthday at her residence, 1921 Florida
street, by number of her friends last
Tuesday evening. The evening was passed
by playing games, singing and dancing.
At IL o'clock supper was served. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Stock
man, Professor Henning and Mrs. Hen
ries, Mr.. and Mrs. Skellsnger, Miss Dot
Skellenger, Miss Knipe, Miss Peterson,
Miss A. Sims, Miss NJ. Sims, Miss Berkc-
ley, Miss Wentworth, Miss Dunn, Miss L.
Lohrmeyr Miss A. Lohrmeyr, Miss
Behrens, Miss Boyd, Messrs. H Smith,
Bluncall, H. Beckes n. Skellenger,
Fisher, F. Smith, w. Hatch, G. Went
worth, J. Sims, B. Reeder, Stanford, Fur
long.
Miss May Tunison was given surprise
party last Saturday evening by several of
her friends at the residence of her mother,
12141! Folsom street. Among the invited
guests were: Mrs. Ferris, the Misses Buck
ner, May Tunison, Minnie Buckner, Nora
Myers, Lulu Scott, May Greggsins, Addie
Emma Brady, Eva Lind, Lyla Garden,
Kittie Horrigan, Alice O'Neill, Lizzie Las
ky, Mamie Sullivan, Estha Samuels,
Messrs. Herman Stark, Patrick Cohen,
Jack Muller Abe Wise, III. Wobber, Will
liam Wobber, William O'Neill, Ernest
kammitter, John Robinson, Arthur Elmer,
Isadore Muller, Sam Riga, James Morris,
i1Q blduCQdTu, huWdrQ W ODDeT.
About forty of the literary and musical
residents of San Mateo met in the hos
pitable parlors of ST. Margaret's School
last Thursday evening, the occasion being
the final meeting for the season of the
Fortnightly Club. Miss M. e. Winslow,
well known in literary circles in New
York, read an interesting paper on "The
Modern Penwomen of New England"
The Rev. J. R. de Wolfe Cowie gave sketch |
of the early history of the maritime pro-
vinces of Canada and outlined their mod |
ern literary development. Among the |
musical numbers given were LISTS "Sec-
ond Hungarian Rhapsody" by Miss Anna
Berg and Kings setting of the words, "Oh, |
" ere Voice" sung by Mrs. P. M. Roe
del.
A very successful entertainment and
social was given by Borromean Council |
No. 129, Young Mems Institute, at Mission |
Opera Hall, on Friday evening, April q. |
The programme consisted of an overture |
by the orchestra, followed with selections |
by little Claire Eek; cornet solo, Mr. Matt |
Grennan; recitation, Miss Lucy Nelson;
song, Mr.. George A. Rice; vocal solo, Miss |
Rose Broderick. The programme con- |
cluded with one-act farce, entitled Gus |
tice," written for the occasion by one of |
the members, and all the character, of |