The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22

Mollie Rode took place at St. Roses Church.
Brannan street, Sunday evening. at 80
O'clock. The church, which was beautifully
decorated, was crowded to its utmost capacity
with friends of the bride and groom
AS the bride entered the church upon the
arm OF her father, the organ poured Iorth the
grand strains of Menoelssohn's wedding
March," The bride was beautifully att1red in
ivory brocaded satin trimmed IN duchess
lace. She was attended by her two
aud Miss Ahce Minigan, who officiated
as brides smaid. reception followed at the
home ot the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. C.
B. Rode, at SAT Fourth street.
Many elegant presents were received. Mr..
and Mrs. Montague Will spend month in the
southern part OF the State
Sunday evening camp, Inter Nos (Mill Val
ley) gave an exhibition OF fireworks, which
was viewed by the members of Camp Inde PEN
dence, Camp Qusdrica, Cozy Villa and sur
rounding cottages.
AtS:15 Governor Plamondon issued orders
to Major Melcher to start the firing, who con-
veyed said orders 10 Lieutenant L. @. Haven,
who had the entertaining in charge.
The first rocket ascehded at $40, and a
steady fire was kept up until IL 80. During
an intermlssion OF twenty minutes the Inter
Nos quartet, composed OF Miss NJ. Percy, Miss
+. Plamondon, Miss i. Me cher, A. Haven, Ed
Lean, Mr.. Brichet, Miss Daniels, Miss E. Hor-
wege, Mr.. Broad, R. l.. P,amondon, Miss NJ.
Horwege, Mrs Brichet, Ed elcher, l. Arnold,
Mrs. Piamondon and Mrs. Broad, rendered
few selections, after which L. Arnold, late OF
Honolulu, capt1vated the party with his ma
tive songs and dances.
The Mission Literary and Social Club held
its regular monthly entertainment ana dance
at Mission Opera Hall. The following pro-
gramme was presented and was highly appre-
Ciated by the large audience present:
Overture D'Arcy's Orchestra; barytone solo,
selected, P. L. Malon; selections, by request,
f. Burrows; F. W. Healey and W. T. Parker.
introducing ''Tne Sweet Irish Lass From
County Mayo" BIZ Raymond A. Browne. "a
Scheme That Failed" comedy m one act:
Paul jennings "a young New Yorker), Henry
q Leffmann; Victor Craven Ia young Nj. d.,
F. H. Seawald; Edith Jennings (PauPs wite),
Miss Elsie Quedens; Fanny Paul's sister, MISS
MISS Amelia Gandsge; Bridget (servant OF
Jennings), Miss Naomi Travis.
The regular monthly entertainment and
dance OF the Western Addition Literary and
Social Club will be held on Wednesday even
ing. July 81, at Native Sons Hall. The fol-
lowing excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion
Overture (seiected), orchestra; oarytone
solo (seIected), Robert Bonner; recitation (se-
lected), Thomas w. Hickey; cello solo, ''Nor-
dische Romance (Carl Bohm). DR.. Arthur K.
san Pirley; "a Proposal Under Difficulties"
by John Kendrick Bangs. Cast: Robert Yards
ley, John Barlow, suitors 10 the hand OF Miss
Andrews, c. W. Wilson, A. W. Jones; Miss
Dorothy Andrews, Miss Zillah NJ. Conley; Jen-
ME (the maid) Miss Netue Hynes; Hicks (out
of sighD, by himself.
Miss Sadie SamueIs and !. s. Freeman will
receive their friends at 1924 Octavia street,
Wednesay, July 81 and Sunday, July 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Co.eman (nee Davis
will receive Sunday, July %, from TO 8
O'Clock, al their residence, ll32 Golden Gate
avenue.
Mr and Mrs ]. P. Ecklund have left the city
for the summer. They will remain at their
country home in Sonoma County.
T. II. Rock, John Kruttschnitt and julius
Kruttscnitt OF New Orleans are among those
registered al Paso Robes.
Frank E. Ltttlefeld will spend his six weeks
vacation IN Stent, Tuolumne County.
Miss Lizzie McCloskey, accompanied by Mrs.
C. H. kicnards and daughter, has gone to
Portland, Or, for couple of months.
DR.. Benjamin Apple sails on the 22d by the
steamer Furst Bismarck for All extended trip
abroad. visiting Berlin, Vienna, Paris and
London.
Mrs R. Cohen and Miss Pauline Cohen are
spending few weeks in Sacramento.
Mrs. J. Sloan of Byron and Miss Margaret J.
Shine OF San Francisco have gone 10 JOIN Mrs.
J. Christensen and the Misses Christensen at
their summer home in Capitola.
W. w. Stone, president of the Lincoln Monu-
ment League, is sojourning at Shasta Retreat
during the school vacation. Mrs. w W. Stone,
Miss Jessie Stone and Miss Mae Belle Stone are
with him. The family are located at Brook
side where there are about fifteen San Fran
cisco schoOlteachers camping.
Miss Mae Stolz is the guest of Miss Matilda
Richard, at her summer residence at Howell
Mountain.
Mrs. A. B. Gunzendorfer has returned from a
mouths sojourn at Monterey. and will be ''at
home" the frs5 Wednesday, 2040 Sutter street
Miss Fallek, who arrived here from New
York on July 4, will spend the summer with
her brother at 7l4 Treat avenue, San Fl an
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Fleitner and son,
frankie, are stopping at Johannes burg. Napa
County, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dwyer are at Lake Tallac.
Miss Stella Hamburger has gone to spend
few weeks with Miss Ray I. Hilson OF Red
wood City.
George W. stamper has left for Bartlett
Springs 10 spend his vacation.
G. s. Hemmenway anu Mrs. Eugene S. Hem
menway of Boston, Mass, are the guests OF T.
F. Hemmenway and sisters at 92l Webster
street.
Miss Agnes Connor has recently returned
from visiting the principal cities OF the East.
The latest arrivals at Hotel de Redwood
are: Mrs. Thomas Wigand, Mr.. and Mrs.
I'd, F; D; Scott Miss Miss 1rPa Scott A A. Wells,
ard NJ. Block, Walter s. Franklin,
Joe F. NJ. Mcbride, George Fonge, J. w. Win
tiers. S. Fairweather, San Francisco; Charles
E. Walsh, Mare Island; William o. Morgan,
Mrs. Z. A. Whitaker Wesley Whitaker Charles
E. PARCELS, Oakland; Dr.. W.. H. Crothers,
G F. Crothers. DR.. j. Ssvidan, Nine. Savidan,
II. E. Wilcox San joe; H. W. Gleason, Fred
Gleason, San Francisco; Mss L. Ray Mccoy,
Kansas City; Newell Hayden, Oakland; Miss
Alice Nielsen, Miss Hortense Nielsen, San
Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith and family,
San Jose.
Among the arrivals at Laurel Dell during
the week were: W. H. Young, San Francisco;
J. D. Kelton. M Hirsch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Cooper, Oscar Cooper, Ukiah; C. B. Tom
son, San Francisco; L. NJ. Daniels, Chicago;
<. Painter J. B. Painter, Alameda: Miss NJ
Cassassa, Mrs. W. N. Hannigan, Miss G. E.
Geary, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.
Deering, Sen Rafael; Robert Macom,
san Francisco; A. w. Duck, Oakland;
H. H. Elliott A. b. Blanchhower, Saratoga
J. A. Morgan, A. Morgan, Mrs. A Geraghty,
Miss A. NJ. Geraghty, San Francisco; &.
F. Watson and wife, Lakeport; Paul Boulon,
San Francisco; E S. Spencer, Mrs. NJ. Spencer,
J. Gould, Gibsonville, Sierra County, Mrs
Beck and daughter Lakeport, H. Shay, H. S.
Hagan, Charles Fone, Mrs. Charles Fone,
Miss F. Edwards, Miss Nellie Foley, Miss f. C.
McNeely, San Francisco; L. A. Rudolph Oak
land; HUGO Rothschild, Sa Francisco; Miss
E. A Moffat. Miss II. Moffat, San Francisco;
Laurence a; Greene, o4kland; Gertrude
CISCO; Jessie A: Sherwood, Alameda; Carlton
w. Greene, Ethel A. Greene, Oakland
Mrs. W. 6. Stafford, Marjorie stafford, Miss
Gertrude Housman, San Francisco; w. E.
Green. Oakland; Mrs. Bremen, Miss
n. Foley, Miss Mary Craig, Miss Ger
trude Atthowi, Bert Brown, q. J. O'Connor,
Highland Springs; Bert K. Kleinhaus, Robert
Bowman, Charles Henning, J. J. Collins, San
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