The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-01
panied BY, his daughter, pleasing young

panied by his daughter, a pleasing Young
woman and social favorite.
Architect Merritt J. Reid and family of this
CITY are also passing few days at Coronado.
Admiral and Mrs. L. A. Beardslee will make
the hotel their headquarters for some time
Lieutenant George NJ. Stoney of the Phila-
delphla has tSken apartments at the hotel for
his family, who arrived yesterday.
Late guests from San Francisco include
Mrs. b. +. Porter, Miss Porter, Mr.. and Mrs c.
II. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. H. &. Bush, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Meertif Mrs. ]. F. Daniels, NJ. Fl. r.
Harris.
Judge and Mrs. John H. Boalt of Oakland
went down last week
The wedding of Wallace Savers, owner of the
Bolinas stage, and Mrs. Susan Canapea of b.
linas was solemnized on Monday evening, jan
nary 20, at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Koehncke, 232 Fifth street, Justice of the
Peace g. c. GroeZinger officiating. Dancing
and en- elaborate supper followed the ceremony
Those present were: Mrs. and Miss Valencia
of San Rafael, Mrs. c. II. Koehncke, Mrs. Josie
Ahlfn, Misses Ida and Ruby Koehneke Miss
Emma Canapea of San Francisco, airs. Captain
?. and Miss Edna Anderson, Miss Annie Smith,
Miss Olive Matson of Bolinas, J. Danielwitz
Edward Leichter, John Dunn, Neal McLaug h.
lin, George Cullen, Charles Grotefend, Robert
Cassidy, Charles Ward, Theo Cullen, John p
Schneider, Adolph Lesser, Captain Albert
Ahlin, A. P. A. Anderson. Walter E. Clark,
c. L. Halllet, ii. l.. Harvey, Captain Peter
Anderson. J. D. Ronald, c. H. Koehncke, Cap
tain Carl Matson, Axel Peterson.
Excellent music was furnished by the Honey
moon Orchestra, Professor Edward Leichter
The wedding of Miss Hattie Vogel, youngest
daughter of Mrs. G. Vogel, and Claus George
Umlaud, was celebrated ON Thursday evening
at the future home of the young couple, 204
Valencia street, the Rev. S. Schroeder offieiat-
ing. Miss Umland, sister CT the groom, acted
as bridesmaid and Otto Patrolin was best man.
The bride, a handsome brunette, wore a
mod1sh gown OF pearl gray silk and white
lace. wreath of orange blossoms confined
the bridal veil to the couture, and she carried
bunch of Bride roses.
Music and dancing followed the CEREMONY
and bountlful supper was served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. G..
yanlcke. Mrs. M. Haub, Mrs. E. Stolt, Mrs. C.
Warnkep, Mrs. L. Rettiz, Mrs. o. Patrolin,
land, Miss Leni Umland, Miss r. Hornberg,
Miss E. Patrolin, Miss l.. Janicke, Mr.. Otto
Warnken, Mr.. Carl finland, Mr.. Davis Crow
ley, Master Fred Martenz, Master E. Martenz,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Umland Mr.. and Mrs. w. UNI
land, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Martenz.
The engagement of Miss Title Shunawski
and Simon Harris is announced. They will
receive Sunday, February 2, from to P. NJ,
at 922 McAllister street.
The Rev. Father James N. Supple of Charles
town, Mass, is visiting relatives in Oakland
rather supple is accompanied by Rev. NJ. F.
The San Francisco Turn Verein will give its
annual operate production tomorrow, Sum
day evening, at its hall, 1913 Turk street.
Genee's delightful comic opera "Die Zopf-
class OF the society. Professor Franz Fischer
will direct the production. The annual mas
querade ball of the Verein will take place on
Friday evening, February 81.
In consequence of the inclemency of the
weather on Sunday, the 26th inst, the recep-
ton which was to have been held at 1912
Golden Gate avenue to commemorate the en-
gagement of Miss Dena Levy and Arthur
Strauss, both of this City, has been postponed
until February 2, at the above address, between
the hours OF and O'Clock.