The San Francisco call., 1896-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey R. Winslow enter
tained twenty OF their friends al dinner at
their home, 1901 Van Ness avenue, on Wednes-
day last
Mrs. David Bixler will entertain a number
of her friends at a musicale tomorrow, Janu,
ary II, at her residence, corner of Pierce ana
Union streets. Among those who Will partlel-
pate are Mrs. Carmichael-Carr, Slgmund
Beel, Louis Helne ard Miss Sophia Newland.
Miss Cora Smedberg entertained & large
number OF friends at tea on Thursday last at
her home 1911 Larkin street.
MI and Mrs. William Haas gave dinner
party on Thursday evening at their home on
Larkin street. Covers were laid Ior twenty
four.
Rev. and Mrs. R. c. Foute entertained small
number OF friends last evening al their resi-
dence, 2123 California street.
Robert Cabrera was the guest OF honor al a
dinner given by his friends as SORT OF i6Te- I
we'll prior TO his departure for Guatemala. Inc
guests assembled besides Mr.. cabrera were
Charles Ca7py, James Sweeney, William Davis
and Edward Denig&n. ,,
The engagement is announced OF MISS Jehnie
F. Masten, the youngest daughter OF N X:
Masten and Edwin c. Ewell, VINO is connected
with the H. s CrOcker Company.
The engagement IS announceu OF MISS MISS BEL
Elktn daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Elkln OF
this City, to Ralph Mendel
The engagement is announced OF Miss Josie
Barnett 10 Eugene Behrend OF Los Angeles.
They will receive sunday, January L., at i1O1
Geary street, from TO = clock
Last evening in New \ ork was the time and
rlace set for the wedding of Abraham Stern
and Miss Elsie Meyer, daughter of Eugene
Never. who is connected with the London,
Paris and American Bank in New York, and
formerly with the same company in this City.
The young couple are now probably en- route
A pretty wedding was solemnized on Wednes-
dsy evening last at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. :. Dannenbaum, 1880 Octavia street,
when their eldest daughter, Miss Adele Dan
nenbaum, was married to David NJ. Fletcher
by the Rev. DR.. Jacob Voorsanger. The parlors
were handsomely decorated with heather
ferns, orange branches and orange blossoms
transforming them into bower OF floral love
illness. The halls were arranged to appear
like an avenue in some tropical climate with
palms and ferns. The sister OF the bride, Miss
Huldah, was maid of honor, and Henry
groom. The bride looked extremely handsome
in gown OF ivory white satin trimmed with
ducheSse lace, and she carried bouquet of
lilies OF the valley The maid of honor was
attired in an imported dress OF white organdie
with lace insertion. Her bouquet was COM
posed OF tiny roses. The invitations to the
Wedding were restricted to the relatives and
Intimate friends OF both families. At least
100 guests were in attendance. The young
couple are at present enjoying their honey
moon IN Southern California. On their return
they viii remain temporarily with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dannenbaum
on New Years eve one of the prettiest we'd
dings Of the season took place at the residence
OF j. B. Emmal, 2663 Howard street, when his
daughter. Miss Valera Emmal, was married
to Charles Patten, city inspector for the Spring
valley Water Company. The halls and triple
occasion, the former with ferns principally
and the latter with callas ferns and
roses. In the bay-window was a canopy OF
white ribbons, hydrangea blossoms and
SmllaX, under which the wedding ceremony
was performed. AT 8 80 clock about $50
guests had assembled when the beautiful
notes OF MendelsSohn's wedding March" an
nOunced the approach of the wedding party
entering the front parlor in the following
order: First the officiating clergyman, the Rev.
DR.. Ollie OF the Central VI. E Church. Dr. Baird
ana lT. NJ, AOlDurQ OF Grace NJ. b. Church. then
came the groom with his best man, y. W.
Spauldlng Jr. OF Oakland, q cousin OF the
groom. Through the third parlor entrance
came the maid of honor, Leonia Lloyd, fol-
lowed by the bride, leaning on the arm OF her
father. The wedding party Immediately took
up their positions under the canopy, where
the simple and impressive ceremony was per-
formed, followed by the hearty congratulations
OF the many friends present. Late in the even
ing a double male quartet rendered
several selections. delicious collation. was
served in the dining-roOm, which had been
decorated in holiday effects, sprays OF holly
branches iutermngled with branches OF
oranges and orange blossoms were suspended
from the chandelier, and everywhere possible
flowers were arranged, transforming the room
into q veritable bower.
The bride, a petite blonde, was attired in q
dress of white brocaded satin en- train. The
veil was caught on the coifure and shoulders
with orange blossoms. She wore diamond
star in her hair the gilt of the groom, and car
1ied bouquet of hyacinths and ferns. The
maid OF honor wore delicate peach blossom
SILK ana carried Il bouquet OF DQcneSSe roses
aud ferns. In her hair she wore a handsome
pin the gift of the bride. Atmidnight Mr.. aud
Mrs. Patten took their departure amid a show
er OF rice and old slippers in the tlme-honored
custom, accompanied by New Year's s greetings.
The wedding tour was spent at the Nendome
and Del Monte.
William F. Fagerberg was solemniZed on the
3lst ult., the Rev. Herman GeTcke officiating
Henry Lachtrup of Sacramento and Miss
Mamie Schroeder OF this City were united in
matrimony by the Rev. Herman Gercke on the
Sth inst.
Miss Helen E. Manning, formerly of 321
Powell street, was married on the 5th inst. TO
c. f. Prentiss of Orland, Glenn County. They
are now in the latter place, which viii be their
home for while. Mrs. Prentiss expects TO
spend the month of March in this City.
The wedding OF NJ. y. Wiuans OF Sacrament 0
to Miss Nellie NJ. Hogan, formerly of Stockton,
took place on New Years day at the residence
OF the brides sister, Mrs. I. A. Wasley, 1925
Adeline street, Oakland. The house was
prettily decorated and Rev. Father Akerly per-
formed the ceremony, which was witnessed by
the immediate family only. The bride and
groom crossed the bay early in the evening
departing the next day for their future home
in Sacramento.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered Mrs.
H. Roberts at her home on Texas street on
Tuesday evening, December 81. AT midnight
the ladies exercised their leap-year privile ges
and escorted their partners to supper. The
evenings entertainment consisted of singing
dancing and games, which were kept up until
the New Year was well advanced. Among the
John Easdale Miss Lola Bennett, John Nelson
Miss Carrie Adams, Alfred Gum, Miss Maggie
Johnston, Mr.. Hoyt, Miss Matilda Johnston,
Mr.. Peterson, Miss Sadie Calhoun. Frank Up
ton, Miss May O'Leary, Robert Nelson, Miss
Mamie Hedstrom, Bennie Hedstrom, Miss
Rebecca Adams, Miss Jennie Gum, Miss
Nellie Ward, Miss Julia Upton, Mrs. Roberts
Quite an enjoyable time was had on Tuesday
evening, January z, at Excelsior Hail. 2319
Mission street, on the occasion of the twelfth
installation party of Colonel Carr Post No. 46,
Department OF California and Nevada. The
senior past post commander installed the fol-
lowing officers: Post commander, John ONeiI;
5. V. c., Frank T. Miller; J. V. c., Hugh Shells;
chaplain, John Massey; surgeon, Edwin Kel
ley; quGrtermaster, Timothy Curran; officer of
the day, James II. Riley; officer of the guard,
ID. J. Donlan. After the installation ceremo-
aies the guests were entertained with q select
and varied programme excellently rendered
and which was as follows: Piano speGihlties,
Mrs. frankie Schussler; vocal solo, Miss Potts;
variety, Miss Clara Fex; recitation, w. II.
Locke; piano solo, Miss Teresa Sullivan; song,
Katie Clifford; duet. Misses Grace Curran and
Alice Leahy; piano Miss O'Connor and sister:
song. Faded Coat OF Blue" Captain f. B. Han
lon; recitation, Master Walter Riley; song
"Sleigh Bells Ringing Miss Annie Rothberg
song, Thomas Fitzsimmons recitation, Past
Commander George W. Arbuckle; song and
dance, Wyatt and Silver. These over, the
guests retired to the banquetroom, were the
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