The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-19
THE PAST WEEK
IN LOCAL SOCIETY,"
Reception and Dance in
Honor of Edward I.
Ritter.
A Merry Party Enjoys a Bus
Ride to Millbrae Crystal
Springs.
Nuptials of Miss Flood and G. Young.
man at st. Joseph's-Doxey.
Hansen Wedding.

Edward I. Ritter was rendered most sue
cessful birthday party by his mother last Tues
day evening, June 80, in Mission Opera Hall.
The evening was pleasantly spent in dancing
and other amusements. At midnight the In
vited guests partook of a sumptuous supper.
most pleasant surprise was the presentation
OF a handsome cameo ring to Mr.. Ritter by his
friends. After toasts were responded to by
Pastor Schroeder, William Wiebolt,, August
Meyer and Ed Ritter dancing was INDUCED in
to the early hours of the morning.
Among those present were: Pastor Shredder,
Mr.. Ed Ritter, Miss Louise Bammann Mr..
Wiebolt, Miss Minnie Bammann, Gus Ritter,
Miss o. Tillie Bowie, Henry Windeler, Miss
Frieda Wollesen, Mr.. Cormyn, Rosie Sawyer,
Henry Martin, Miss Annie Bammann, Miss
Mamie Steimke, william KFahn, U. Meyer
Miss Emma Burns, Sophie Sulberg, v. J. Gro.
nan, J. Ritter, Miss A. schwerdi, Miss Meta
Windeler, William Remensberger Carl Cell
fuss, Annie Ahrens, Henry Bammann, Miss
Sophie Steimke, Miss Annie Windeler, Mr..
Tom Wohrden, Annie Worst, Alma wiebolt
Bertha Workman, Dick Wulzen, Martha VIE
bolt, William Wollesen, Louise thinner, Louise
Pohlker, Fred Huber, william Holstein
Trina Holstein, Emma Horstmann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Venker, Mr.. and Mrs. Windeler, Mr., and
Mrs. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bammann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Setting, Mr.. and Mrs. Gimmer of Berke-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Nickels, Mr.. Ribban, Joe
j. GTecldu, MISS thinner ana MT.
Henry Sizzling, Eda and Willie Windeier
A very pleasant bus ride was enjoyed in
Sunday to Milibrae Crystal Springs. The fol.
lowing programme was rendered during the
day: Vocal solos, Max NJ. Levy; mandolin
solos, Ben James; guitar solo; Blanche Buck.
instrumental quartet, s. Rosenthai, Messrs.
James, Levy and Cunningham; selections on
the harp, b: Brottman; quartet, Miss Ruby
Walthar1 Micc Mo u
Brottman. After q splendid repast the bal
ance of the day was spent in dancing.
The following ladies' and gentlemen were
present: Misses Blanche Buckingham Hattie
Wood, Bertha Cohen, Ida Marcus, Molly Cohen,
Lucy James, Bell Cohen, Sarah Cohen, Rosie
James, Laura Cohen, Mary Roth, Fanny Cohen,
stein. Ben James, Max NJ. Levy, M. Lands, NJ.
Cohen, B. Brothman, Harry Cohen, J. L. Hal
lett. d. Mills. S. Rosenthal, Max Sundland,
Harry Woodward, J. Rosenthal, Jules Plendel.
Sweet peas and ST. Joseph lilies were pro-
fusely used in the decorations of st. Joseph S
Church Wednesday evening, when Miss Maria
Flood was married to George Youngman. The
church was crowded with fashionable COM
pany. As the bridal party entered the organ
list played the march from ''Lohengrin' Miss
Eveline Flood acted as maid of honor and
James j. King as best man. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. p. ScRnlon. After
the ceremony reception was held at the resi-
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Nc
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Youngman, Miss
Edith Conley, John Conley, H. j. Cook, w.
Youngman, Miss Annie Lally, Miss Eveline
Flood, Miss Nelly Flood, Miss Adell Flood,
James Flood, A. Shepston, w. Hudson, Mrs. X.
Sheath, Miss Louetta Sheath, James King, NJ Z.
King, Miss Edith de Witt.
Al the home OF the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hansen 2513 Pos. street, on the
evening OF July 8. the marriage of their
daughter Lille Marie, and William J. Doxey
was solemnized.. Tie ceremony took place in
the bay window, which was decorated with
cut flowers, ported palms AMI evergreens
The bride was dressed in white silk mauve
en- train and carried bridal roses. The brides
maids were Miss Stella G. Hansen and Miss Dot
Doxey. Hawthorne Doxey was best man.
After the ceremony the guests marched TO the
banquet hall, where an elaborate supper was
served. Covers were laid for sixty. The pres
ents were beautiful and numerous.
The second annual picnic and excursion OF
Court Golden Gate Social Club was held at
Schuetzen Park, San Rafael, last Sunday. That
1t was both social and financial success was
due TO the great efforts of the committee
having the affair in charge. 1t is estimated
that 1000 people were in attendace. The floor
was in charge of J. Lewis, assisted by Mr..
Tobias and the following committee: j. Cal
mann, II. Levison, B. Garren, ], Silyersteiu
and II. Klarnett