The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-22

of their host of friends, who thronged the
house from early in the evening until long
past midnight. The numerous lovely ana
handsome presents were displayed IN
room specially fitted up for them.
Music, singing and dancing served TO
while the hours away until near midnight,
when most appetizing supper was served IN
the guests departed, having overwhelmed the
newly married couple with the heartiest
wishes Tor long and happy married life. ,
f. j. Lion, Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Weeks, Mrs. B. e.
Genereaux, Miss Genereaux, Mrs. d. Wooster,
Mrs. Babcock,. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, Mrs Del
Mr.. and Mrs. Follansbee, Mrs. Mathews, Miss
Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. Disbrow, Mrs. Dugelshe,
Langton, Miss Langton, Miss Adabelle Langton,
Mrs. Newell Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Bragg,
Miss Daisy Drake, Miss Susie Hail. Miss Nellie
Fulton, Miss Ida Windhsm, Miss Alma Mitchell,
Miss Follansbee, Mr. and Mrs. J. Farweather,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fairweather, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duffy, Mrs Nougues, Mrs. r: Rohlffs, Mrs
| Mrs. Cothey, Mrs. G. II. Crafts, Mrs. and Miss
Z. Brown, Mrs. Loretta Brown, Miss E. Pro-
| vost, Miss Eva Fairweather, Miss Blanche
Fairweather, Miss Alice Fairweather, Miss
Mabel Fairweather, O.. ]. Bates, Mr..
Burtis, G. Z. Bennett, Mr.. snowdgrass, T.
| Greenfield, A. Foilansbee, {. Mitchell, L. Ross,
| W. Rohlffs R. Crafts 4. McLane, Mr.. Knolton,
| K. Mitchell, W. Martin, +. Martin, A. Ingalste,
n. Fairweather, DIR. Chalfant, Ed Christensen,
| ;. EalrWeatler ana others.
| One of the events OF the past week was the
! rose luncheon given on Thursday by Mrs.
| Henry Coffin at her charming and artistic
! home on Devisadero street. The decorations
| for the most part were graceful groupings of
! maidenhair ferns, interspersed with La France
| roses. The dainuly spread table was orna-
| mented by quaint silver plate and rare pieces
of porcelain, heirlooms of the family. Covers
| were laid for twelve. Mrs. S. NJ. Hall, pioneer
resident of San Francisco, was the guest OF
honor, the lunch being given as a ''welcome
| lOIQe'
Me-, where she had Deen visiting for SIX
| months.
| Gun and Rod Society. When off Mare Island
| luncheon was served on board. The guests
were as follows: Miss Anah Apparatus, Nelson
| Warren, Miss Freda Apparatus, Malcolm D.
Reed, Miss May Henderson, G. Thomas, Miss B.
Williams, Professor Cullen, James Mel6ourn,
Miss Florence Cooper, Miss Camilla Cortez,
William Cooke, Miss II. johnson, Miss Mira
Richards, George Blake and j. Langton Bryce:
Mrs. Thomas Rivers has rendered the use Of
her beautiful RESIDENCE ana spacious GROUNDS
on the Hayes-street hill to the ladies OF Sacred
heart Parish, and tea will be given under
their auspices on the 18th inst for the benefit
OF the new church building fund.
| A farewell party was rendered to Messrs.
Harry Atwood, George Vause, J. Harris, Nor
man Morgan and James Denny OF the "R. NJ.
| ). Mariposa' previous to their departure for
Australia, at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry stockton, 26513 Tehama street, on
Wednesday evening April 90 The following
ladies and gentlemen were present: Mr.: and
Mrs. Ernest Lindaner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, Miss Virginia
Callebotte, Miss Kelly, Miss NJ. Gardiner, Miss
Kate O'Brien, Miss Julette Johnson, Mis- s
Emma Lindaner, Miss Kearns, Miss Bradley,
Miss Gibson and Miss Ruby Stockton, Messrs.
T. Leigh, George W. sherman, Harry Branton,
Vincent n. Smith, Frank Mann, Harry Page,
James McManus, James Denny, Harry Att
wood, George Vause, Norman Morgan, J..
Harris and Harry Stockton.
The wedding OF Miss Catherine O'Reilly and
Andrew Cassidy took place on May 2, at st.
Roses church. ]. E, Glover OF Santa Cruz
bridesmaid. Alter an enjoyable wedding sup
per and theater party the happy couple started
for Portland on their wedding tour.
A surprise party was given TO Mr.. Charles
Stern by his sister Miss sophie Stern, 1t her
residence, 1886 Golden Gate avenue. Those
present were: Miss Sophie Stern, Miss Carrie
son, Miss Gussie Abrahams, Miss Elite Good
! man, Miss Rosie Alltmon, Miss Beckie
Schwartz, Miss Ray Pechner, Miss Ida Levy
Miss Josie Isle, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Jacobs OF Reno, New.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Samuelson, Miss E. Stern
Levy, Harry Schwartz, George Leepman, Ar
thur Hershfield, Benjamin Harris, Lonnie
Meudelson, David Harris, David Frank, L.
The evening was spent pleasantly in dane
ing, vocal music and all kinds OF games until
late hour. Charles Stern was very much sur
prised when he entered the room.
Colonel II. B. Bristol, Q. S. A, and wife anC
! Mrs. William T. Carpenter of San Francisco art
2 guests at the Cataract House, Niagara Falls
n. Y.
= The engagement is announced of DR.. Ralpl
r C. Coleman to Miss Hattie Newman. They viii
q be pleased to see their friends the first Sun
day in June from to ., at 1871 Devlsader
q street.
5 B. d. Pike and family have changed thei
q residence from 1909 Buchanan street to 191i
| Pierce, between California and Sacramento.
Eugene Levy has returned to the City ate
=, attending the Grand Parlor OF the n. :. G.
i al San Luis Obispo and soiourning at Ell Pas
- de Robes Springs.
Major Hooper has not taken the Williams cot
tage at Burlingame, as previously announced
The place is still up for rent and IS IN tn
hands of Baldwin Hammond
Mrs. Robert Porter and Miss Elizabeth Porte
OF Humboldt County are guests OF Mrs Franz
J. Connolly, 632 Haight street. They will sool
f, | visit Paso Robes Springs.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Baker and family, accom-
panied by Mrs ]. b. Veghte, were among tn
visitors at the San Jose Fiesta.
Mrs. E. Meyer, accompanied by her daughte
n Miss Clara Meyer and Miss Florence Book, Wis
tied Heads burg during the floral carnival riI
Ross E. Bum, wife and daughter, William
Dean and wife, Captain Mcclellan, DR.. K.
Plumer and wife, DR.. C. Gushing, Mrs. Charlie
West and daughters, Mrs. Mccormack an
daughter and Mrs. James d. Phelan of Sa
Francisco are among those registered at Pas
! Robes
D Mrs A. P. Brayton and Mrs. J. A. Folger c
Oakland will spend few weeks at Pas
Robes
Mrs. P. Lehaney of sos Twelfth street ha
arrived in Providence, r. l., on visit to relf
II. B. Spaulding and wife of San FraEeisc
., are enjoying short vacation at White Ga
u Farm, Sonoma County.
- The Misses Martha t. and Eleanor B. Stryeke
of San Leandro left for New York "Wednesday
N May 13, where they will spend some time VII
ia iting relatives.
: J. T. Donaldson, q prominent farmer an
stock-raiser of Monterey County, is yisitin
lie his folks in this City. Mr.. Donaldson intend
" remaining here for several months, after wnic
X he will visit relatives in the East.
ID Miss Frances Browns tein, Mrs. G. Putzel an
n son will arrive from New York on Wednesda
A. evening. They are residing at 902 O'Farre
street.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rozencranz have returne
from San Rafael and have taken rooms at tn
N Van Dyke, 500 Powell street.
= Miss Nettie Price of Sacramento is visitin
re her uncle, Jacob Levison of this City, gran