The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-27
SOCIETY is OUT OF TOWN.
Artist w. A. ReaSer'S Studio Re-
ception Next Wednesday
Evening.
THE CALL" CHAPEL's OUTING.
Interesting Personals About Promi-
nent Society People-Recep-
lions.

a studio reception will be given by WA.
Reaser next Wednesday evening at 715
Suffer street. Mr.. Reaser will read a
paper on zone Summer in Daubigny's
Studio" illustrated with paintings made
in Anvers-sur-O
A luncheon was given by Mrs. A. H.
Macdonald at her residence, 1907 Fair
Oaks street, on the 18th inst. in honor OF
Mrs. J. Cumming Smith, the wife of the
pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church. 1t
was an enjoyable affair. The ladies were
entertained by some musical selections on
the violin by Mrs. L. D. Macdonald.
Among those present We're: Mesdames
]. Cumming Smith, L. A. Cheney, J. +.
Dalton, H. M. Hall, ]. Stratton, NJ. L..
Thomson. A. G. Wallace, L. d. MacDon-
aid, aud Misses Florean, Gae and Mac
Donald.
The engagement of Miss Bertha Haden-
feldt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hadenfeldt of 922 Fillmore street, to G. r.
Coulter of Ohio is announced.
Mrs. Alpheus Bull and daughter will re-
turn to California early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Schwerin and Miss
the month in the country near San Mateo.
Later in the season they will go to Alaska.
Mrs. Fred A. Green has returned to her
cottage in Sausalito from visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry J. Croker at their home near
Calistoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ellicott will leave on
June 1 for San Mateo, where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Romie Wallace will go to Bur
lingame for a few weeks this summer to
visit her sister and brother-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Sprague, who have a lovely
cottage at that now fashionable summer
resort.
Mrs. Cone and Miss Josie Cone will re-
turn next week from Japan, where they
have been for the past three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 81. Green have returned
from Cloverdale and are at The Hutch in
Sausalito, where they will spend the
greater portion of the summer.
Mrs. d. NJ. Delmas and the Misses An
toinette and Josephine Delmas are reported
as having arrived in Paris a little over a
week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs GGhauncy R. Wilson will
spend the summer at the Tavern of Castle
Crag.
W. L. Crawford and family will occupy
cottage Biiou of the Ell Monte Hotel, Sau-
salito, the latter part of the season.
N The f0 Sgdnsg Are rfgsered at the Ell
Captain J. w. Howell, Z. H Putnum, Mrs.
D. Stern, Miss Selma Stern, H. F. Pollack,
Sumner Loop, Clark Porter, C. A. Rieve,
Charles Etchely, Henry Gottliebson, Dr.
Franklin f. Lord, Charles W. Richmann,
Patrick Crowley, r. L. Lilienthal and wife,
Miss Marion Smith, Myrtil Blum and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Tilley,
Hughes, Mrs. E. o. Fowler, Mrs. NJ. Van
Vliet, Mrs. S. Goldstein. w. H. Kruse, Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Carleton, Miss Minnie Will
hanson, s. K. Oyergaarde, G. w. Edge
combe, Mrs. S. Kohlman and family, r.
NJ. Amphlett and family and Miss Daisy
Crowley.
Mrs. B. W. Paulsen, who spent last week
at the Mount View House in Ross Valley,
has returned home.
Captain a. 3. c. Dohrmann, when last
heard from, was in Rome, Italy. From
there he goes to Paris and will return to
New York about the LIST of June.
On Thursday last the junior and senior
young lady pupils attending st. Rose
Academy, conducted by the Dominican
Sisters, gave a very enjoyable outing at
Blair's Park, Oakland. The young ladies
present were: The Misses Tudie Nipperd,
Lizzie Rose, Katie Carol, Mary Manning,
kittie Dalton, May Moran, Kittie Arnold,
May Schriber, Alice Barrett, Mabel vii
bur, Stella Smith. Clara Cussick, Mary
Welsh, Kittie Moran, Mamie Walsh, Oc-
tavla Sarthon, kittie Seymour, Ivy Tucker,
Norma Dagenais, Jennie Murphy, Myrtle
tucker, Grace Welsh, Alice Costello.
The San Francisco CALL chapel will give
its fifth annual outing this year at Camp
Taylor on Thursday, June 6. The prepa-
rations being made indicate that it will be
very successful affair. The following are
the committee on arrangements: J. r.
Winders, r. J. Espy, T. Burke, J. s. Phil
lips, G. D. Staples, G. E. Mitchell, F. Hoda-
fer, L. E. Compton, NJ. d. Orr and A. A.
Payne.
A surprise party was given Miss Sarah
Elias at her residence, 514 Second street,
last Sunday evening Vocal and instru-
mental music was followed by supper.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias, Mr.. and Mrs. Robin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris, the Misses Sarah and Lille Elias,
the Misses Stella, Celina, Victoria and
Cecerina Robin, the Misses Stella and An
ME Werner, the Misses Marie and Minnie
Rosenstein, the Misses Dora and Hattie
Lippman, Miss Elite Silverstein, Miss Ber-
tina Lindner, Miss Sophie Jacobson, Miss
Flora Levy; Messrs. David Mikels G. Gold
berg, Charles Rosenstein, Sigmund Oes-
tern, P. Navarittee, A. Jacobson, George
Rosenberg, Leo Silverstein, Mike Isaacs,
Max J. Israel, Herman Lindner, Leo
Robin, Louis Elias, A. NJ. Somer and
Achille Bonn.
Los Amigos will give their fourth party
at Union-square Hall on Thursday even
ing, June 6.