The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-27
Unique Supper and Living Pic
lures at General Di.
mond'S House.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wedding of Jacob ]. Alderman and
Miss Della Murray-The PeaSe
Tea to Miss Averill.

daughter OF MI. ana MIS-. ". L. ColegroVe,
and Harold L. Martin. son of Attorney j..
c. Martin. The wedding will take place
next Thursday.
The engagement of Miss Rowena Mitch
ell and a. T. Edwards of Oakland has been
announced. The wedding will take place
the first of next month.
The engagement is announced of AIDE
laide Edythe Ryan and Jacob Henry
Gensler. The wedding will take place in
the spring.
On Sunday, the 10th inst, Della A. Muir
ray of this City and Jacob Joseph Acker-
man OF Sacramento we're united in mar
rage. The ceremony was performed by
Father Dillon, friend of the bride, in
the Sacred Heart Church, which was hand
somely decorated and brilliantly illumin-
ated. At the conclusion of the religious
services the wedding party repaired to the
home of the brides sister, where all ele-
CANT supper was served. Late in the night
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman left for the Baldwin,
prior to their departure Tor their new home IN
Sacramento.
A pleasant tea was given by Miss Gertrude
Pease on Wednesday complimentary to Miss
Averill. The rooms were pretuly decorated
in narcissis ana roses. Miss Pease was as
sisted in receiving by Miss Blanche Castle,
Miss Louise Breeze, Miss Augusta Cole, Miss
Clemmie Kip and Miss Edna Moody.
Mrs. Paul K. Jsrboe and Mrs. Joseph Tobln
gave a delightful entertainment Saturday
evening at the residence OF their father, Gen
eral Dimond, in honor CT Miss Sherwood OF
Spokane Falls 1t took the shape of a Dutch
supper with living pictures. The guests were
seated at tete-a-tete tables in the large salon
10 the left of the hail. al the end of which was
erected a small stage with curtains for the
production of the tableauX.
The following ladies came and went TO the
call OF the guests, serving them with the
frothing lager and the toothsome schwarzbrod
saus6ges of every kind and the stimulating, il
somewhat aggressive, limburger: Mrs. Ed
ward R. Dimond, Miss Minnie Houghton, Miss
Sallie Maynard, Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Helen
Smith, Miss Lizzie Carroll, Miss Jennie Blair
Miss Jennie CatherwoOd, Miss Sherwood Of
Spokane and Miss Ella Goodall. Chocolate
was served by Miss Bertha Smith and Miss
Ella Morgan, attirec in chocolate costumes,
with dainty caps and aprons.
The young ladies who acted as flower girls
Miss Ethel keeney, Miss Gertrude Carroll
Miss Helen Wagner, Miss Marian Wells, Miss
Flora Dean and Miss Della Newton OF Brook
lyn, y. E.-were dressed in White muslin with
cOlored ribbons matching the flowers they car
Tied in small baskets.
The sweets and bonbons were distributed by
Miss Vesta ShortTidge, Miss Laura Bates fur
nishing cigars and cigarettes TO the gentlemen
In the meantime the tableauX were being
presented on the stage in rapid succession
The tableauX were as follows:
Group of Beer Girls; THE Wooing," by
Miss Helen Smith and George B. de Long;
Madame Recamier," by Miss Edith Mclean
''The Springtime of Love-" by Miss Thomas
and Tarn McGrew; 1.-THE Princess Helene by
Miss Sarah Collier; Cruelty to Animals" Glib
som, by Miss Genevieve Goad and William R.
Heath; cone Of the Winning Crew." by Miss
Mary Bell Gwin and Addison Miner; ga Glib
son Girl" by Miss Thomas; Good Night" DIV
Miss Mary Bell Gwin; "The Two Roses" by the
Misses Thomas; "a Girl With g Muff," by Miss
Alice Hager; penelope BOothby," by Mis-!
Beatrice Tobin; "The Lilies" by Miss Heller
Boss.
At the conclusion of the tableaux and the
supper. which had formed so agreeable an &C
compartment dancing was kept up until
nearly midnight.
Corporal Henry Gleason, OF the upper office
at police headquarters, was rendered a birth
day and surprise party on Saturday evening
last by number OF friends at his residence. 1t
Hartford street. 1t was most enjoyable occa
sion, and when the host was called upon to re-
spond to a toast he took occasion to remark
that they were celebrating two events, that Of
his thlrty-fourth birthday, and also the twenty
second anniversary OF the marriage of Major
William Fancy, OF the Cosmopolitan Hotel
He thought the latter the most remarkable
event. The Major replied and Captain John Z
Gleeson rendered 1.-The Sword OF Bunker Hill, ,
and to an encore responded with "The Parting
Glass" There was music, dancing and games
Among those present were: Mrs. William
fahey, Miss Josephine Fahey, Miss Agne!
Fahey, Miss Eugenia Fahey, Ms. Max Blumen
thai, Mrs. Max Conan, Miss Louise Heineberg
Mrs. William Hendricksen, Mrs. c. p. Wright
Mrs. Peter Peshon, Mrs. Thomas Siattery, Mrs
N. F. Slattery, Mrs. Thomas Kortick Miss Josie
Keane. Miss Anna DAILY, Mrs. A. Barry Miss
May McIiernan, Hiss Alice McTiernan, Major
William Fahey, John t. Gleason, William Hen
Erickson, NJ. Blumenthal, P Peshon, Rober
Ross OF santa Rosa, Henry Gleason. Sergeant
Cassius P. Wright, NJ. f. Slattery, Thomas Kor
tick, Edward Adams.
In honor of the eighteenth birthday of Mis-
Clara Miller delightful reception was gIver
at her home, All Fourth street, on Saturday
evening the Sth inst. Among those present
were: The Misses Clara and Bertha Miller
Miss Madge Seeger, Miss May Goddard, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Slmons, Mr. and Mrs. Seeger, Miss Mamie
harrington, Miss Clara Lenahan, Miss Annie
Murphy, Miss Alice Dyer, Miss Ollie Stewart
Miss SyblllA Murphy, Miss Mamie Lahey, Mis-
Martha Tierney, Miss Nellie Philben; ROber
SimOns, James Goddard, Eugene Harrington
Charlie Lenahen, Frank Lenahan, Lee Dodge
Thomas Virgins, Mr.. Written, Dick Gibson
Sam Carew, Charles Carter Thomas Crow, Mr.
Easton. James Carney, Mr.. Spencer Mr.. Smith
The twenty-fourth Gilmour and William
whist and social was held at DIR. A. A. Gilmour.
house, 404 Golden Gate avenue, last Frida,
evening at 10 O'Clock. fine collation. wai
served, after which the time was pleasantly
passed with music, singing and dane
ing. Among those present we're: Dr. L
Q. Roberts and sister, d. A. Williams anC
daughter, D. B. James, wife and daughter
Arthur Jones and two sisters, Albion PerIey
w /. Rowland, the Misses Burns, Miss Annie
Hackett, B. Haneustein, K. L. Griffin.
In honor OF the eighteenth birthday of Mis-
sophie Sulberg on Saturday, the 18th, sur
prise party was given at her residence 100;
Hayes street delightful programme of yo
cal and instrumental music and recitation
d z.
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sulberg
Mrs. Whalen, Mrs. Brarens, Mrs. Mcintyre, tn,
Misses Sophie Sulberg, "Trilby' Agnes Simp
son, Annie Reutschler. Annie and Jennie VIVA
len, Bertha Brarens, Estelle, Daisy. Ada anC
Roslne Dennery, Lena Becker, Ada Rapp Mel
lie Mcintyre, Florence Sutton; Vincent Cronan
Eugene Budde, Albert Budde, Drank Harrlng
ton, Mr.. Murphy, Charles de Geurre Ed, Gu
and Jack Ritter, Henry Downing Henry McIn
tyre, jeremiah Patrick Dillon and Masters vii
lie, Walter and Harry Sulberg ana Milton Rapp
The regular social meeting OF the Pacific
Coast Woman's Press Association will be held
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the parlor
of Golden Gate Hall. Among the numbers OF
the programme are the following: paper by
Miss Adeline L. Knapp, readings by Miss Pear
Humphrey and paper by Miss Rose O'Hal
loren.
An enjoyable progressive heart party wa,
given by Miss Estella Fairfield at her resi-
dence, 1924 Lexington avenue, on THURSDAY
evening last. Vocal selections were rendered
by Miss and Mr.. Raymond, George Crandal
and William Berger. After partaking of re
freshments, dancing and games were kept III
Till late hour. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield, Miss Estella Fairfield
Miss Sadie Fairfield, Miss Julia Hughes Mis-,
Mae Bausman, Miss Jennie Wahlheim Miss
Gertrude Williams, Miss Alice Adamson, Mis-
Florence Raymond, Miss Agnes Adamson Mis-
Mollie Hand, Miss Annie Hand, Miss Kitti,
Dolan, Miss Lizzie Dolan, Miss Nina Crandal ii
Mr.. Kearny, Arthur Raymond, Bert Wilson
Frank Benson, George Crandall, George WahI
helm, Nelson Thompson, William Berger