The San Francisco call., 1896-07-06
ALL READY FOR TUESDAY
The Hobart-Baldwin Marriage
in the Church at San
MateO.
Elegant Simplicity to Characterize
This Notable Event in Social
Circles.

Elegant simplicity is to be the keynote
of the Baldwin Hobart wedding on Tues
day. Like the wedding of Walter Hobart
and Miss Williams, this is to be country
wedding-simple and unostentatlous, al
| though Miss Hobart has made rather more
elaborate preparation for her marriage.
1t is to be celebrated at the little church at
San Mateo. and Bishop Nichols is to unite
the fortunate young couple.
Several hundred invitations for the
church ceremony have been issued, and it
has been arranged for special train to
convey the guests to San Mateo on Tues
day morning. The train will leave Third
and Townsend streets at IL is. The guests
will be met on their arrival at the village
by carriages and driven to st. Mathew s
Church.
| The decorations at the church are to be
all in white. There is to be no relieving
color. 1t is to be a white wedding. The
flowers for the altar are to be all snowy
white. The brid Florence
Mills, Miss Juliette Williams, Miss Mary
Eyre and Miss Jessie Hobart-are to be attired
all alike in pure white-wh1te organize over
white silk-and the brides gown, OF course, is
to be all white.
The gown Miss Hobart will wear when she
becomes the bride of Charles A. Baldwin is of
cream-white satin, trimmed with some rare
Valenciennes. Like the gowns of her brides
maids, it was made by leading New York
couturiere.
A breakfast will follow the ceremony, and,
although invitations have been limited, covers
will be laid for 200.
| The wedding of Miss Alice Gerstle and j.
LevinSon Twill be celebrated on Wedne esday,
July 20, at the elegant Gerstle place at San
Rafael. 1t is to be noon wedding and is to
! be followed by dejeuner to be served on the
| lawn. Many delightful novelties will be intro
duced, not the least of which will be the elabo-
| rate display of fireworks in the evening.
/ "A pleasant surprise party was given satur-
day night, June q, to Miss Dagmar Hynding
Meyer, at Ocean View. Among those present
were Misses II. Krieger, ]. Krieger, n Benfield,
W. Schmidt, E. Schmidt E. Smith, L. Smith, L.
| Geocken. A. Goecken, B. Ketelson, K. Nc
| Gucken, T. Rode A. Mcclure, NJ Mcclure, ii.
Anderson. ID. Hynding, L. sOppelman, Mrs.
Meyer, Mrs. Mickelsen, and Mrs. DR.. Faldtlngs,
and Messrs. C. K-ieger. w. Schuldt g..
| Schuldt, w. Greeley, d. Coakley, NJ. Ketelson,
G. Barmun. a. Anderson, G. Thompson, F.
Nicholson, B. II. Meyer, W. Brandenbuerg G.
Forest, K. Jorgenson, II. Gurtz; F. Bennett, 81.
Oppelman, c.. Miller, W. Benfeld, B. Meyer, F.
Meyer, B. Anderson, Captain NJ. Anderson, C..
! Nicholson, T. Nicholson.
At high noon Wednesday, July l, in the
North Berkeley Church, were welded by the
| Rev. ]. Clarke Robbins, John Edwin Holden,
eldest son of Mrs. Mary Holden of Berkeley,
and Miss Lille Frances Raske, only daughter
! of Mrs. F. Raske OF Oakland and the Iate Carl
| Edward Raske of Winters. Cal.
| Miss Lucy Z. Holden, sister of the groom
acted as bridesmaid, and Henry Goertzhain OF
San Francisco attended the groom as best
man.
Upon their return from their honeymoon
| Mr. and Mrs. Holden will make their home at
the residence of John E. Holden, 1900 Shat
| tuck avenue, East Berkeley.
| Mrs. NJ. Reyman and Miss Reyman of Oro-
| vile are at 1882 Geary street for the summer
mo.fths.
Miss Evelyn Levisou and Miss Ruby Leyison,
l. o. b. B., have gone to Santa Cruz for their
vacation and are at the Riverside Hotel
Misses Alice and Mabel Healey are spending
| few weeks with friends in Red Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. d. Mclaughlin and family
are at Mountain View for short stay.
| DR.. 7. II. Morris and J. Fred Wickman have
| gone to Castella on a two weeks hunting and
| fishing trip.
The arrivals at C. B. McMuth's resort the
last week were as follows Mrs. Vandercook,
Mrs. Melvin of Oakland. Mr.. Sohlke and son OF
Alameda and Miss A. w. Brewer and brother OF
! Oakland.
Late arrivals at the Klamath Hot Springs, in
Mrs. w. c. Hale and daughter, ]. P. Lee, Dr. h
| A. Wright, klamath Falls; Mrs. NJ. L. Grohs
| and daughter, Auburn; Robert Gillis and WIFE
| Miss Sarah Gillis Mount Pleasant, Iowa; H.
| B. Gillis and wife, Master Kenneth ellis,
| Yreka; Miss K Macdonald, Mrs. N A. Wood
| Miss d. A. Doud, o. Small, Charles j. Heggerty
and wife, Miss Nora Cashin, J. G. Keoth, Ed
ward Blaser, George Miller, F. w. Miner, Miss
| A. Kuhn, San Francisco; w. n. Sutton, Port
! land.
The National Athletic, Political and Social
| Club has issued invitations for its second an
nual ball, at California Hail. on Tuesday
evening, July7.