The San Francisco call., 1896-08-03

and wife, G. G. Unsworth and wife. W. N.
Polkington and wife, S. Martin and vile, Miss
S. Ward, B. S. Ward and wife, John Allan and
wife, Miss Katie Herche, Mrs. E. Hitchcock,
Frank Hope.
The wedding of Miss Theresa Heinze and
George Menzer was solemnized last Wednes-
day afternoon, July %. at O'clock at the
residence OF the brides mother. 412 McAllis-
ter street. Rev. f. w. Fisher of the German
Evangelical Church officiated at the cere-
mony. Both parties are residents of this City.
Miss Matt of Alameda supported the bride as
maid of honor and William Pohlman was best
man. The young couple received many ele-
CANT and costly presents, which testified TO the
high esteem in which they are held by their
numerous friends. One hundred invited
guests were present at the ceremony.
The private outing given by the Alcaldes at
Niles Canyon, on Sunday last was great
social success. About $50 people were present
and a most enjoyable day was spent The
weather was all that could De desired and the
grounds were in splendid condition. Dancing
to the strains of Blanchard's music was Kept
up during the entire day. The floor was under
the management of William Fensterma cher,
who was ably assisted by Sol He1no, r. Roemer,
L. Graves and J. Colbert. The singing OF ID.
Fenstermacher was a special feature OF the
day. The Bazoo band of the Alcaldes attracted
q good deal of attention. The committee
having the affair in charge consisted OF .. d.
Ferguson, J. j. Grief, 81. Andrews, G. Alferitz
and NJ. Fenstermacher-
On Monday last Mrs. ]. Keogh chaperoned q
party OF young people to Mt. Veder In the
party were: The Misses Marguerite A. and
Alice NJ. Brady, Miss Anna NJ. Dunn, Miss
Clara H Keogh, James Keogh, Walter Com
pertz and Charles Stubenrauch.
A yerv enjoyable birthday party was tend
cred Miss Julia Hofmann by her parents at
2255 Fifteenth street Saturday evening, July
25 The evening was pleasantly spent In
singing, dancing, music and games. AT II
o'clock all repaired to the dining-room to par
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hofmann, Mrs.
A. Hofmann, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albrecht, Miss
Carrie Peterers, Rose Westau, Lottie Meir,
Annie SeipeI, Lena Gagan, Bertha Rushmiller,
Annie Wendell, Lizzie Delahanta. Julia Hot-
mann, William Ring, William Nolan, Ed BAN
ming, Louis Deitzen, Charles Bethom, Ed Hinz,
6. Cassidy, Mr.. Schwart, Jack Hofmann,
Adolph Hofmann, August Hofmann, George
Meyer, Amelia and Feadora Hofmann.
The wedding of Lawrence @ Cummings and
Miss Winnie A. Leary was solemnized by Rev.
Father Wyman Tuesday noon, July %, at st.
Mary's Church. After the ceremony the gues is
repaired to the home of the brides mother,
lila Taylor street, where the wedding break
fast was served. Toasts were given and many
congratulations offered. Amid showers OF rice
the happy couple left for their future home in
Santa Rosa. Among the guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Cummings, Mrs. Leary, Mrs.
Kean, Misses Maggie. Bessie and Mary Flynn.
Misses May and Fannie Springer, Misses Nellie
and May Lowry, Mrs. Flood, Miss Mamie
Flood of Crockett, Miss Mabel Leary Miss
Lavery, Miss Rachel Lavery, Mrs. Kennedy,
Mrs. Lowry Mrs. Brosius, Mrs. O'Keefe, John
and Harry Leary, Mr. Cardoza OF Santa Rosa,
Louis Springer, Jack Lowry, Eddie Flood, Mr..
Coghlan Mr.. King.
a surprise party was given Miss Kate Quill
by her many friends at Minerva Hall, Fifteenth
and Mission streets, Saturday evening, July
%. very enjoyable evening was spent TIL
midnight, when bounteous repast was
served. After supper singing, dancing and
games were INDUCED in till late or rather an
early hour.
Toomey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kruse, Mrs. NJ.
Toomey, Mrs. w. F. Toomey, Mrs, ]. Toomey,
Mrs. McSorley, the Misses Kate Toomey Mamie
Toomey, Annie Toomey, Rose Mcdonnell
Siebert, Tessie Powers, Julia McArdle, Mamie
O'Neil, A. Donnely, Rose Downs, Mamie
Downs, Rose Burton, Mamie Kelleher, Josie
Mahoney, Miss McSorley, A. O'Brien.
Miss Williams, Miss Brown, T. Meyers, Henry
Toomey, J. Hahanah, Hugh McSorley, I;
Leary, James Wren, Dan Powers, Al Bohm,
Rafe Reed, John A. Hern, John McCloske y,
William Kenny, James Norton, John Pierce,
Con Ryan, Barney Farley, Fred Butler, Ed
Donovan, Morris Sheehan, Bert Sutton, Ed
Hess, Mr.. Riley, Stanley Grove, Ed McSorley,
Charles Moore, J.; Toomey, Gus Harden, John
Toomey, ]. Quill, NJ. Quill, J. Kelleher, j.
Laher, A. Arron and c. Smith.
very enjoyable birthday party was given
by Miss Tillie Weseudunk ut her parents resi-
dence, 1881 Dolores street, last Saturday
at 8 o'clock and the early part OF the evening
was spent in games and dancing. AT mid
night the folding-doors leading into the spa
cious dining room were thrown open and the
guests invited to participate in the dainty re-
past set before them. The dining-room and
parlors were artis tically decorated with ever
green's and smilax. After supper the guests
proceeded to the perlOrs, where dancing was
resumed until the wee sma' hours.
The Misses Nettie and Adele Price of Sacra-
mento are visiting their uncle, Jacob Levi
son and his family at 1918 Post street.
Miss Bradley, daughter of the late Senator
B. t: Bradley, has accepted an appointment as
teacher in the Esstland School, in Mill Valley.
Mrs. n. G. Walker, wife OF prominent Ha-
waiian planter, has returned from European
tour and will leave on the Monowai for her
island home.
Mr. and Mrs Myer Siegel of Los Angeles are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Magnin.
Mrs. Z. johnson is entertaining Miss Mae
NJ. Murphy at her cottage in Burlingame.
Mrs. A. K. Kingsford returned from Homo
lulu the 2Sth OF July after delightful visit of
Cunha.
Dr. and Mrs. G. s. Backman have returned to
the City and are al the Hotel Savoy, where
they will be at home Tuesdays.
The Club OF 90 will give a sash and bow
party this evening, Monday, August 3, at 507
Sutter street, corner of Powell.
Rev. Arthur NJ. Clarke, C. S. p, will deliver
a lecture on Friday evening, August z, at
Metropolitan Hall, for the benefit of the uni
form and armory fund of Company D, First
Regiment, League of the Cross Cadets The
reverend gentleman has chosen for his subject
1.-The Father OF Modern Liberty" Colonel
James F. Smith will preside at the lecture.
Young Ladies' Institute No. z will give
an entertainment and hop on Wednesday
evening, August II, at Native Sons Hall.
Very Much Alike.
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