The San Francisco call., 1896-07-27
WHAT SOCIETY IS DOING.
Entertainment and Dance of the Aqua
Pura Social Club-Wedding of Miss
Baruth and Proctor Whitney.

Pura Social Club-Wedding of Miss
Baruth and Proctor Whitney.
Aqua Pura Social Club held its regular
monthly social and entertainment last
Tuesday evening". July 21, at Mozart Hall.
The following programme was rendered,
several of the numb bers being encored:
Musical selections, Jess Fawcett; recita-
tion, Miss Aitchison; whistling solo, Miss
Daisy White; recitation, Ed Porter; piano
duet, Mrs. Burnheimer and Miss Desrosia;
character sketch, Louise and Hendric von
Geiste1eld; recitation, w. A. DalZiel; read
ing fro m "Julius Cesar" Messrs. Sass and
S anders; vocal solo, G. E. Travers; recita-
ton, John Reynolds. Refreshments were
served at the conclusion of the programme,
after which dancing was INDUCED in. The
following committees had charge:
Arrangements-Mis Sadie Burke. Harry su-
nard, Miss E. D. Davis, Truman Hawley and
Miss Julia Benfeld.
Floor-Gerard Wills, Miss Hattie Krieger, Miss
May Duplissea and James Locke.
Sweet peas and st. Joseph lilies were pro-
fusely used in the decoratio of Bethany Con-
gregational Church Sunday, when Miss Annie
Martin was married to Major Conway. As the
bridal party entered the organist played th3
march from "Lohengrin." The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Pond. After the
ceremony eception was held at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Martin,
OF 12lO Larkin street. The presents were
beautiful and numerous. Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
way have left for Del Monte and the Yosemite
Valley. They will be at home to their friends
at 41O Larkin street after August 10.
very pretty home wedding was celebrated
Wednesday, the 22d inst, when Miss Dora Ba-
ruth, youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f.
Baruth of 1926 McAllister street, was united in
marriage with James Proctor Whitney. The
bride is well and popularity known in local So
ciety circles, and the groom is a well-known
young man about town. The bride was at
tended l.
Mitchell acted as best man. After delightful
wedding breakfast the happy couple departed
for the South on their honeymoon.
very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Casey at her residence, 1917
Langton street, by Mrs. Donlon. A delightful
evening was passed in music, games and dane
ing. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Donlon, Mrs. Start, Mrs Casey, Mrs Flana-
gan, Mrs. Dophler, Miss E. Spring, Miss t.
Reilly, Miss n. Dophler, Miss NJ. Reilly, Miss
]. Regan, Miss II. Flanagan, Miss L. Darling.
An enjoyable tamale party was given to
Miss Clara Miller by the Trilby Six, consisting
OF Miss Alice Dyer, Miss Marcella Noel, Miss
Madge Seiger, Miss Bertha Miller and Miss
Rose Dianes at her residence, All Fourth h
street, on the evening of July ID. The decora-
tions were artistic and appropriate. Tiny
tamales were carried away by the guests as
souvenirs of the occasion.
Those present were: Miss Clara Miller, Miss
Bertha Miller, Miss Madge Seiger, Miss Alice
Dyer, Miss Marcena Noel, Miss Rosie Deane,
Miss Frances Preece, Miss May Conroy, Miss
Ollie Stewart Miss Annie Spellman, Miss Ella
Begeret, Miss Annie Orr, Miss Jennie Syzwa,
Miss Gina Warohawki Joe KavanGh, John
Macauiey, Louis Noel, Tom Holland, Edward
Hanna, Mr.. Coghlin. John Hanna, George
Hanna, Grant Grey, Charles Tomas, Mr.. Young,
Eugene Harrington, Frank Miller, Miss NJ.
Donlon, Miss NJ. Casey, Miss Ida Gertie, Miss
Donlon, Professor D. w. Spaulding, G. SINCE
son, z. Carey, J. Donlon, I. Siugeson, j. SINCE
son, ]. Start, J. Casey, J. and NJ. Donlon.
The San francisco Whist Club. 326 Post
street, will hold reception and whist party
this Monday evening, July o. to welcome the
return OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Payot.
be gwen by Gettysburg Circle No. IL, L. of G.
A R., for the benefit OF the relief fund, on
Thursday evening, July 30, at Social Hall, A.
0. f. building, 102 O'Farrell street.
The engagement reception of Miss Lille
Goldstein and Henry Goldstone will be held at
the residence OF the brides parents, 1919 SUIT
ter street, on Sunday, August 2, from to 3
Mrs. Alexander Mclean, who was thrown
from her carriage last week and seriously in
jured, is rapidly recovering and will be able TO
see her many friends next week at her resi-
dence, 2l7 Durant street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Kavanagh and Mrs. J. w.
Gum and daughter are spending month at
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Muller, who were mar
ried the LIST of July in this City, have just re-
Muller formerly Miss Ennis Wilkinsen) is the
daughter OF the well-known business man and
stanch Republican, Z. j. Wilkinson. F. H.
journal, is the second son of Joseph Muller,
well known in San Francisco.
Among those who registered last week at the
Hotel Perkins, Portland, were George f. Con-
way and his sisters, the Misses 1illie and
Loretta Conway, and Miss Bessie Durkee. They
have left for a trip around Puget Sound.
MISS Bernadette Robinson and Miss Belle
Mcdonald arc guests OF Mrs. DR.. Frank Robin
son at the Fairmount Cottage, Sausalito.
Miss Ruth Ehrlieh, Miss Pauline Cohn and
other friends are expected home this morning
after q pleasant trip to EruitVale.
William Sexton, Miss Sexton, Miss Emma
Sexton, Miss Nettie A. Sexton, J. Hunter Har-
rison and Will A. Sexton have returned from
Yosemite and are now at San Jose.
Britannia Lodge No. z, Order Daughters of
st. George, will give an evening at home, BIZ
Mason street, on Thursday, July so.
Among the latest arrivals at Blue Lakes
are: II. /. Forse and wife, NJ. i. Gihiow, Miss
Kate Snearey Mrs. Simsow, Ukiah; Joseph
Michantschke and wife, San Francisco; James
Steiner, Honolulu; Harry Young, John Brown
ing, San Francisco; julius Kristen, New Or
leans, La; d. B. Mackay, San Francisco: l. B.
Tallman, Jacob GeTth, Oakland; Miss Madge
Dowling, w. P. Townsend. Ukiah; .. S.
Hurley, Oregon; Milton Phillips, San Fran
cisco; Miss Fanny Butler, Miss Liz
zie Butler, T. L. Jewell, Bob Legwatt,
Lakeport; Harry Young, Miss Kathryn Kuchs,
James S. Book, Walter Green, Dan Goodman,
Miss Mcmahon, Miss Lillian Mcmahon, w. R.
Deizelle, Charles nj. Sadler, San Francisco;
Mrs. Flora Elbow, Miss Vera Elbow, Miss Della
Clayburgh, Miss Eta Clayburgh, Mr.. Bach
man, Leon Greenbaum, Joseph Sloss, NJ C.
Sloss. Charles Roth, San Francisco; Mrs. Clay.
burgh, Paris; g. Kohn. A. E. North, Charles
strickert: 2. Bucknor, San Francisco:
~ Or. Gibbons Dispensary,
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