The San Francisco call., 1896-03-16
ROSE AND CHERRY BLOOM
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Schwabacher
Celebrate Their Silver
Wedding.
DELIGHTFUL PRIVATE PICNIC.
Juvenile Party in Oakland-Koshland
Luncheon-Engagements An
Ounced-PerSonalS.


ner OF jackson and Cough streets.
The Schwabach er residence, formerly
the Lux house, is so elegant in itself that
but little decoration is needed to prepare
itfor no matter how elaborate an affair. The
walls in the reception apd drawing rooms
are tufted with white silk brocaded in Dres-
den pattern, and the corridor and dining
room boast of elaborate frescoing that rep
resent the work of celebrated artists.
In the elegant reception and drawing
rooms in costly vases were arranged
punches OF Gala and ST. Joseph lilies. In
the corridor rubber trees with their glossy,
bright green leaves formed pretty decora-
ton.
AT $50 an elaborate dinner for the rela-
tives and most intimate friends was served.
Covers were LAID for thirty-six, and the
table was iaborately decorated with cherry
blossoms and pink roses, in the midst of
which cleaned electric lights.
After dinner there was reception, to
which some 100 guests were asked. The
hours were from 8 till II, during which
time there was an elaborate musical pro-
gramme. Miss Rose Adler contributed
several vocal selections. Mrs. Longstroth
and John Bradbury of the Railroad Ticket
Company and little Gertie Carlisle gave
several charming recitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Schwabacher received
very many exquisite and costly presents-sil-
yer, OF course, predominating-in honor of the
occasion, silver wedding.
The first private picnic of the season was
given last saturday by the students of the
c. S. N. A. College. The merry party boarded
me Russ House picnic wagonette young
ride to Willow Grove, Crystal Springs. After
a delightful drive of two and half hours they
arrived at the grounds, where a bounteOus re-
oy1A don
ing were then INDUCED in until late hour,
when the bugle, as well as the band which was
furnished, announced the hour for departure.
Among those present were: Professor Jordan,
Professor Tillman, Mr.. Hubbard, Mr. Phil
brooke, Mr.. Speckt, Mr.. Boas, Mr. Clarke, Mr..
Summer, Mr.. Cruise, Mr.. Juddell. Mr.. Forbes,
ray, Mr.. Gill, Mr.. Case. Mr.. Farrell, Mr. Prey,
Mr.. Moore, Mr.. English, Mr.. Castle, Mr.. John
son.
On Wednesday last Mrs. NJ. Koshland gave
luncheon at her residence on Franklin street
complimentary to Mrs. j. Stern, who leaves
shortly Tor European tour. The table was
handsomely decorated, white and green being
the prevailing colors. Covers were LAID for
eighteen.
On Friday last Maude Cohen, daughter of
Emanuel and Fannie Cohen, celebrated her
tenth birthday by entertaining a number of
her little friends at her residence, $40 Jackson
street, Oakland. The time was pleasantly
quest quest Miss Dollise, Culver Of San Francisco
favored them with some recitations, much to
the delight of those present, and Miss Esta
Marvin of Oakland rendered several choice
selec tions on the piano. Those present were:
Maude, Lottie and Edna Cohen, Eva NJ. Bonne-
mort, Claire Strauss OF San Francisco, Pauline
Kesler. Erma Werner, Phoebe Jones, Margaret
Weber, Katie and Bessie Mccoy, Ina Gersh,
Margaret and Eta Rhadiman, Gertie and
Verva Stums. Sophia Conradie, Francis Jones,
Ethel Isaacs, Blanche and Ina Murphy, Master
Earl Travers, Bert Coleman. George Feblin,
Charlie Roberts, Edgar Chlonpek. BERTHE
Grifin, Archie Ashe and Ralph Chfoupek.
Miss Minnie Fechheimer will give luncheon
on Wednesday at her home on Broadway COM
plimentary to Miss Jennie Schwabacher.
The wedding of Miss Emma Reichers, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Reichers, and George
the residence OF the brides parents, Rev. ].
Fuendeling officiating. The elegant residence
was tastefully decorated. Hanging baskets
and ferns ornamented the dining rooms and
violets and smilax festooned the easements.
To the strains of the bridal march the bridal
party entered the drawing room, where the
marriage ceremony took place, the bride lean
ing on the arm of her father.
After the ceremony all returned to the
spacious dining-room, where sumptuous re-
past was partaken of, followed by toasts and
songs, P. Lynch of 610 Larkin street, acting as
master of ceremonies. After the inner man
had been satisfied dancing was begun and
left on the morning train for Del Monte,
where they will pass a few days. On their
return they will go to housekeeping. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Eick-
Lynch, P. Lynch Jr., N. c. Mile, H. Duder, c.
Mayer, Mrs. and Miss Schaddie. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Jantzen.. Mrs. d. Wooster, Rev. J. Fuendel-
ing, A. Schlieter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie,
Mrs. Bailey, Miss Coonan,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Social Council No. 46. Order OF Chosen
Friends, gave one of their old time socials
on Thursday evening, March II, in their hall
in Red Mems building. 800 Post. The follow
ing programme was presented:
Piano solo, Miss Jessie Duff recitation, Mas
ter Julian Goodell: fancy dance, Miss Pearl
personator, John Green of Marion Council No.
s, o. c. F., OF San Rafael; piano selections
Miss Lizzie Williams; autoharp duet, Miss
Frances Lee and Miss Ruby Egleston; vocal
solo, Master Julian Goodell; concluding with
dancing. Committee of arrangements-Doug
lass White, A. G.. Baker, M. E. Ubhaus, Frank
J. Baccus and Mary Mcdonald A good time
was enjoyed by all present.
On Monday evening last the Mystics held a
meeting for the election of officers: The follow
ing gentlemen were elected: Will w. Sale,
president; Martin l.. Reynolds, vice-presldent:
Kenneth Matheson, secretary; Henry G. Null
ler,. treasurer. The Mystics will give their
Easter opening evening dress party at Native
Sons Hall on Mason street on Tuesday even
ing, April IA, 1896
The Odd Fellows Literary and Social Com
mittee will give its fifth monthly social at
Odd Fellows Hall on next Friday evening,
March 20, 1896. The charming two-act COM
edy "A Box of Monkeys" will be presented by
The members Of the Golden Gates and their
friends enjoyed private picnic at Wild Cat
Canyon last Sunday. The ride over the noun
tains in a four-horse team and the bracing air
gave the party wonderful appetite for the
grand lunch that was prepared by William
Vessel and the ladies' After luncheon dane
ing was INDUCED in to the music of the cubs
orchestra. The return was made at p. NJ,
and arriving at the City all expressed them
selves as having had delightful time. Among
those present were; ]. Wilkins, Larry Payson,
J. Lewis, +. Williams, J. Glaser, j. Mclsaac,
G. Beibesheimer, William Twitchel, Miss An
ME Leibert, Miss Dolly Anderson, Miss May
Kelly, Miss Johnson, Miss Edith Maunde, Miss
Nellie Otto. Miss Lottie Davis, Miss Emily
Smith any many others.
The ladies of the Germania Club gave char
acteristic leap year party Saturday evening at
Saratoga Hall. The first part of the evening
was occupied with an opera in two acts rem
dered by. the singing section of the club.
Dancing followed, in which unique leap year
rules prevailed. Miss Lottie Hallin acted as
floor manager assisted by Miss L. Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lancet announce the engage
ment of their daughter Lena to M. Benas OF
Vallejo. At home sunday, March %, from
to 5, 1925 Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Lubin announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Jennie to /. Benas
OF Vallejo. A. home Sunday, March %, from
to 3, 2520 Clay street.
The engagement is announced of Miss