The San Francisco call., 1896-03-09
Heinrich Yellow Luncheon for
Miss Whittier-The Hooper
and the Fry LuncheonS.
sCHLE'ssINGER THEATER PARTY
Crane Wightman Marriage To-Day.
Martin. Bromwell Wedding in Oak.
land-Per SonalS.

mother, Mrs. .Regensburger, 22l5 California
street, in honor of Miss Matte Whittier.
The table decorations were all in yellow.
Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. w. T. Hooper gave q charming
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon last at
her residence, 1921 Lyon street. in honor
OF Miss C. Lyon of Seattle, Wash. The
table was aglow with California popples
and smilax, and smilaZ and popples were.
used to decorate drawing-room, corrldor
and hall Covers were LAID for ten. Seated
at table were Miss C. Lyon, Miss Maud
Herliman, Mrs Dick Berger, Miss Florence
Garrisere, Miss Mollie Hayes, Miss Jane
Toomey, Miss Josie Toomey, Miss A.
Cornwall and Mrs. w. I. Hooper.
Miss May Schlessinger gives a theater
party this evening at Morosco's in honor
of Miss Jennie Schwabacher. There will
be thirty-four in the party and after the
theater an elaborate supper Will be IN Or
der.
On Friday Mrs. r. D. Fry gave a charm
ing luncheon at her residence, 2510 Paclhc
avenue. The table decorations were in
exquisite taste and delicious menu was
discussed. Covers were laid for twelve.
On Thursday evening last Mrs. w. T.
Morgan and Miss Ella Morgan gave. card
party 10 about forty of their friends at
their home on Clay street. After the game
an elaborate supper was served.
The wedding of Shelby Martin and Miss
place on Wednesday, March II, at the
home of the brides parents, northwest
corner of Ninth and Madison streets. in
Oakland The ceremony will be a very
quiet affair. There will be no invitations
sent out, as it is designed to be a strictly
home wedding, at which only the members
of the two families will be present. The
arrangements for the event have been
completed, and Rev. Robert Ritchie, rec
tor of St. Paurs Episcopal Church, will
officiate, The honeymoon trip will be
south, after which the couple will return
TO Oakland, where they will continue 10
reside.
The engagement of Shelby Martin and
Miss BromweQ has been an open secret for
long while past, and their friends have
been rather expectant of late regarding
the wedding announcement, which has
now been duly made. MIR. Martin is tel
Ter in the Union Savings Bank, of which
his father, J. West Martin, Regent of the
State University, ex-Mayor of Oakland
and representative citizen is president.
Shelby has very large circle OF friends,
who will JOIN in warm congratulations
when the news of his approaching mar
well is the only daughter of Colonel L. L.
Bromwell. She is an attractive young
lady, and much admired among a coterie
of Oakland S young people.
The wedding OF Miss Georgia NJ. Wight
man, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wightman Jr., and Mr.. Douglass B. Crane
OF the Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Company, will take place at noon to-day
at st. Stephens Church, Fulton street.
Marsick, the violinist was the guest of
honor ct dinner given Wednesday even
ing bv Mr.. Ad. Locher, the well-known
composer, and his wife at their residence
1745 Ellis street. The company was a
small and eongenial one, and the dinner
complete in every particular. The even
ing was concluded with music, in which
the renowned violinist assisted.
a quiet wedding took place at Murphy's
Hall, Ocean View, last Tuesday evening,
the Sd inst, the contracting parties being
Mrs. Nora Wellsted and John Denehy, a
deputy in the sheriff's Office. The halt
was tastefully decorated with smilax and
lilies. The bride wore a handsome Nile
green silk gown, trimmed with passemen-
terie. Edward Harrington acted as best
man and Miss Jessie Calm was brides
maid. After the wedding the guests sat
down to a bounteous repast, at which DR..
Hurry was toast-master. Singing and dane
ing were INDUCED in until late hour.
The bride and groom were the recipients
of many costly presents.
Among those present were: Hon. Judge
Campbell, Dr. Hurley, Ed. Harrington,
Murphy, Mrs. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Pardini,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Canopy, the Misses Murphy, Miss A. Lane,
Miss Canopy, Miss Farley, Miss l.. Green,
Miss Mcguire, Miss O'Brien, Miss Pender-
CAST, Miss Mccarthy, Miss OConnor,
Messrs. J. Calm, F. Callahan, J. Rock, J.
Bromlee, E. Byington, NJ. Sullivan, J.
Hayes. J. Kearnev, J. Pendergast, l. Wolf,
T. McDermott, F. Byrnes and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denehy will spend their
honeymoon travelling in the south and will
return home 10 this City in three weeks.
Last Tuesday night reception and mu-
sicale was held at the Women's Educa-
tional Union, Z Van Ness avenue. The
numerous guests were received by the fol-
lowing mittee of ladies': Mrs. Captain
q. +. Wallace, Mrs. Frank Smith, Miss
Annette Miley. Mrs. George Barron, Mrs.
William B. Hunt and Nine. Ellen Cour-
sen Roeckel. chairman. The choicest
pages in Schubert and Schumann's al
buns, Mozart's "Magic Flute" besides
operate arias and duets. provided musi-
cal feast of high order. At the close of
the programme dainty cakes and lemon
ade were passed to the assembled audi
ence.
The following list of guests were pres
ent: Mrs. Captain 6. e. Wallace and
party, Judge NJ. Cooney, DR.. w. S. Hail,
Nine. Louise A. Sorbier, A. Freling,
Miss Emile Schneider of Alameda, John
H. Hegler, Mrs. Frank Smith, Sonora de
Galvez, Senerita Adela de Galvez, the
Misses Annette and Tillie MiIey. John
Iburg, Miss Maud Briggs, Mrs +. NJ.
Sponogle, the Misses Jennie and Viola
Johannsen, the Misses Celia, Dora and
Maggie Kattenberg, Miss Louise Behrens,
Professor and Nine. Roeckel, Mile. Elena
Roeckel, Mrs. Gilbert Whitaker, Miss
Henrietta 1burg, Mrs. William M Iburg,
Miss NJ. Zamora, Mrs. n. Hutchings, Miss
Rose Lankman, Mrs. George Barron, Her
man Nauen, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss
May Mabie, the Misses Trout, Miss Dora
Cohn, Miss Lille Fritschi, Mrs H. Lewis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Warren, Mrs. w. H. Usher,
Mrs. N. E. w. Smith, Miss Florence Mel
win, Mrs. James Il. Campbell, Miss Cathie
Coursen, Mrs. F. w. Keeney, Arthur
Lewis and Miss Nesbeth.
Daniel O'Callaghan of this City, who is
making tour of the world, was in Bonn
bay about February 1.
Mrs. Agnes Fued, whose beautiful voice
was heard at musicale given by Mrs.
Lansing across the bay, has now decided
to remain in this City.
From latest advices, Mrs. B. W. Paul
sen, accompanied by her nephew. F. Dohr-