The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-29

doctor will devote his time to his spe-
cialty, gyn@cology, studying under the
most eminent men In Europe.
A large numoer of theater parties have
been arranged to attend the initial per-
Torrance of His Wife's Father" at the
Columbia this evening. S. Feuchtwanger,
S. Marcus, F. q. Siebe, w. Levy, FL. Lach-
man, 7; G: Goodman, \. Bibo, W. Kanff-
man, G. Croker, a. G. Mcguire, T.. Joy
and P. N. Lilienthal will have box parties,
Miss Lazarus, L. Hackett, Miss Hirsch-
man, Miss Frank, Ii. Newbauer, w.
Forbes, Miss WE'LL, M. Heller. F. Lewis
and A. Baldwin will entertain large
parties in the body of the house.
On Thursday evening. July 2, at Native
Sons Hall, a novel entertainment will be ten
dered to Professor Jose LON bardero. The first
part will be composed of the regulation con-
cert numbers. A feature OF the entertainment
is the second part, called lone Night IN
Sevilla" SPAIN, in which will be introduced
Spanish dances, fandango and oolero dancers
Pearl Laid, San Francisco's tayorite child
under the tuition of Matildita, the royal Span
ish dancer, and her name is down on the pro-
gramme Matildita, Nine. Ellen Coursen-
Roeckel, Frank Coffin and other well-knoWn
artists will appear.
On Friday evening, the 26th inst, the guests
OF Hardin Springs gave grand concert, pre-
sentlng the following programme: Duet Mrs.
La Brie and Miss L. Bernard; song, Mrs. Reed
recitation, Leon Kutner; piano solo, Miss
Edith Scnnittacher; vocal, John Staude Jr. !;
recitation, Arthur Bozio; either, Stanley 1ylt-
ten; song, Miss L. Bernard; piano solo, Miss g.:
Carter; vocal solo, Mrs. s. Marcus; violin ana
piano duet r. Greer Jr. and Mrs A. La Brie ;
song, Mrs. Frank Bradford; song, Frank Brad
ford.
The marriage of Miss Clare NJ. Burkhardt.
daughter OF Hon. George Burkhardt, to Alfred
c. Ledeme of the London, Paris and American u
Bank, will take place next Thursday, July z,
at the home of the brides parents. The affair
will be strictly private.
The Washington Associates entertained their
friends a. reception given in honor OF their
second anniversary at Social Hall, Alcazar
building, on Wednesday evening, June "A.
The hall was very prettily decorated with
freshment tables looked especially pretty.
Dancing began at $50 o'clock. After the
grand march and short order of dances re-
freshments were partaken OF, when dancing
was again resumed until IL o'clock, when the
guests departed for their homes. The follow
ing committees assisted in adding to the pleas
ure of the evening:
Bessie Gallagher, May E. McEvoy, William
Meyer, Charles Packer.
IReception-ChaTles Packer, chairman So Bert
Kells; floor manager, Hall Slocumb; assistant
floor manager, Bessie Gallagher.
Floor-William Meyer, Ed McChesney, May
6. McEvoy, Josie Heating.
Mrs. Consul John Simpson, Miss Agnes Simp-
son ana Miss Maud Simpson are spending the
summer at Alderney, iii Marin County.
MIS-, Joseph Gr1SmeF mas returned 10 NEW
York after spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Davies, at her home in Fairfax.
Mrs. S. Danpenbaum hes taken cottage in
Alameda for the summer.
Mrs. A. Bissinger and family leave on Thurs
day for Tahoe, where they will pass The sum-
mer
Mrs. Arthur L. Loupe and little daughter
Rose are here from their home in Sacramento
and are visiting at 1903 Scott street
Mrs. Sydney Pfeiffer and daughter are here
from their home in San Antonio, Tex, and
will remain during the summer months.
Miss Anna ReIth, the Misses Annie and
Mollie Chelini, Mrs. E. Reith and family, Nor
ris OConnor and Joseph Chelini Jr. are spend
ing the vacation at the Chelini villa in So
noma.
Mrs. William Walsh and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler
are among the guests registered at Napa Soda
Springs.
Mrs. NJ Fabian leaves for Chicago July to
meet ner son, S. Monroe Fabian, the celebrated
California pianist.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Heineman have returned,
and will be at home to their friends at 1918
Webster street.
Mrs. II. Cohn and family will pass the sum-
mer at Paso Robes Hotel, Paso Robes.
Rev. G. T. Meeker, A. Keer OF Oakland, w.
W. CochraI.e and wife and A H. Cochrane, of
this City, are revelng in the salubrious eli
mate OF Sanhedrin Heights. Among the more
recent arrivals at this resort are: Miss Hucks
and Miss Paine, of Chicago, and Miss Ryder
of Berkeley.
Mrs. Ready and daughter, accompanied by
Miss Ellie Fink, paid a short visit recently to
Los Gatos
The San Francisco Liberal Union will give a
social Thursday evening, July 2, at Mozart
Hall, on Market street.