The San Francisco call., 1896-04-02
Dinner and Reception in Honor
of Departing Local Mu.
SicianS.
HE COLLINS RECEPTION.
Fashionable Wedding To-Day-Society
Prepares for the Outing
Season.

tor England, where she Will complete her
musical studies, was the guest of honor at
delightful dinner given by Mrs Mar
riner-Campbell at her artistic home On
Turk street on Sunday last.
The dinner was served in the afternoon,
between church hours, the guests being
all members of fashionable church choirs.
The menu was delicious and the decora-
tions artistic and elaborate. Seated at
table were Mr.. and Mrs. Birmingham,
Miss Birmingham, Miss jeanette Wilcox,
Mr.. Perrier, Charles Hamilton Howe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell.
On Monday evening Mr.. A. F. Schleicher
gave reception in honor of William
Simonson, the popular local tenor, who
leaves shortly to continue his musical
studies with his sister, Nine. Saville, in
Paris.
Fruit blossoms and shaded silk stream
erS made most effective decoration. The
guests. about thirty-fve in number, were
all musical people and most delightful
evening was spent. Frank Coffin, Miss
Van Black, Mrs. Alvina Heuer Wilson,
Dr. Seiberst and Professor Dellepiane con-
tributed vocal selections to the evenings
enjoyment.
At midnight an elaborate supper was
served and many bumper of champagne
was drunk to the health and success OF the
departing guest.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Collins gave deligh tfuI reception at their
home, 1910 Leavenworth street, compliment
ary to their son, Loring Alexander Collins.
Games and dancing made the evening pass
pleasantly, and all too quickly, till midnight,
when an elaborate and delicious supper was
served. The guests, all young people, num-
bered about thirty-fve.
The Wedding of Miss M1llie Viola Greene
Ha 0f Mr md I
baum, and DR.. Herbert Hatch will be married
this afternoon at O'Clock at the residence of
the brides parents on Van Ness avenue. Rob
ert Morrow will be best man. There are to be
no bridesmaids nor maid OF honor. small
reception will follow the ceremony.
Mr.; and Mrs. Lloyd Tevis and Miss Florence
breckenridge leave the 18th of June for a two
months stay at Santa Monica.
Mrs. Monroe Salisbury has left for short
visit to New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Julius Kruttschnitt and family
will spend the summer season at Clear Lake.
Mrs Laurence Pool is located at the Richie
lieu prior to leaving for Castle Crag, where she
will pass the summer.
Frank McCoppin is spending two weeks at
PaSo Robes.
Mrs. Edward Stanley and Miss CARRIER leave
en- the LIST OF May for Napa Soda Springs for an
Mrs. Low ana Miss Flora Low were in Paris
al last accounts but.are expected home early
in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carrigan have returned from
their visit to keswick.
Frederick E. Wilson, construction engineer
OF the Mountain Mines Limited, has returned
to Iron Mountain after short visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Merrill and family have
taken cottage "Castle Crest at Belvedere for
the summer.
Miss Rose Murdock has returned from fort
nights outing in the Sant9 Cruz Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Head are occupying
their new home, 1906 Masonic avenue.
Mrs. NJ. B. Blanchard, cousin OF Mrs. H. G.
Seiberst. after an extensive tour through the
South and California, has returned to Newark,
Nj.
| Mrs. Nathan Levy will be pleased to see her
| friends at her residence, 1914 Post street, on
| Tuesday, April7, prior to her departure for the
East.
| their own home at 214 Second avenue, Rich
| mond district.
| The engagement is announced of Miss Alice
E. Blake, daughter OF the late DR.. James W
Blake OF this City, to John w. McAlpin Of
| South kensington. London, Eng, at present
living on his farm in San Luis ODispo County
Cal. The marriage will take place at the home
| OF the bride about the middle of April.
| The Mispah Charity Club, through the gen
| erosity of Major Hooper, will receive theil
friends at the Occidental Hotel Saturday even
| ing, April IL, from s to IL o'clock. A musica
and literary programme will be the feature O
! the evening, with promenade music inter
! spersed between the numbers by the Colum
bian Stringed Quartet. The names on the pro
gramme are Mrs. Alista Shedd Langstrotn
Mrs. Olive Reed, Miss Carolyn Boyan, Joh1
Housman, DR.. D. A. Hodghead, Messrs. sanchc
| dHu Iolu odIdCIO hlO tllt TlBhTO SluD. 1lCkeU
have been placed at SO cents and are procur
able of Mispah members or at the door
| The first yacht ride OF the Marine Yaeh
Club took place Sunday, November %. Th,
party landed on Angel Island, where luncl
was served. After delightful repast dancin,
was in order; AT 2 o'clock the club sailed pas
the Union Iron Works and then set sail fo
| home. The party landed at O'Clock. Anon,
| those present were: Miss Herber, Miss Gud
manson, Miss Moyce, Miss Williams, Miss Nc
Crosson, Miss Sheehan, Miss Garden, Mis-
White, Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Moyce, Mrs. Petty
Mrs. D. D. Lowney, Mrs. Waldo. Murray
Morse, Moyce, McCrosson. Williams, seyden
Peirson, Retchless, Phillips, Buscelle, Gud
manson, Sheehan and Terkelson.