The San Francisco call., 1897-02-15
SHE WILL Be 4
DOCTORS BRIDE
Miss Grace Sabin to Wed
DR.. r. w. Maxwell
Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ross Celebrate
Their Silver Wedding
at the Palace.
A Delightful Sunday Musicale and
Reception at the Bixler
Residence.

An interesting engagement just made
public is that OF Miss Grace A. Sabin,
eldest daughter OF John P. Sabin, and DR..
r. W. NJ. Payne, the well-known young
oculist and aurist.
On Thursday evening Miss Sabin whis-
pered her secret to one or two of her most
intimate friends who were in attendance
at Miss Della Mills musicale. The news
proved too good to keep. and yesterday
the fair young fnancee was kept busy re-
ceiving the congratulations of her many
friends.
Miss Sabin is one of the most popular OF
the society bellies. She made her debut
some two seasons ago at a tea given at the
elegant Sabin residence, 282S California
street.
She became an immediate favorite in
her large circle of friends, and was much
sought after for her charming manners
| and many attractive traits. She is a
highly accomplished young lady, and the
possessor of a remarkably clear, sweet
| soprano voice.
DR.. Payne is a graduate of Cooper Col
| lege. After completing his medical studies
| In this City he spent three years abroad,
| dividing his time between Paris and
| Vienna. He is the brother of DR.. Clyde
| q
| of New York.
No date for the wedding of the young
| couple has yet been decided upon, al
| though IL is probable that they will be
married in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roos celebrated the
| twenty-tfth anniversary OF their wedding
! last evening by entertaining ninety OF
their friends at an elaborate dinner in the
| reception hall of the Palace Hotel.
The decorations of the rooms and table
| were most elaborate, and, taken alto
gether, the entertainment was quite the
| The guests were seated at five ables, each
of which boasted an individual adorn-
ment. At the table at which Mr.. and
| Mrs. Roos were seated Bermuda lilies and
snowdrops were used with artistic effect.
At the second table the American
| Beauty roses were used exclusively. Car
nations of all shades decorated another
table, daffodils another, and still another
was adorned with Bride 'smaids roses.
In the reception-room fruit Blossoms
made an attractive decoration.
After dinner there was music and
dancing. Each guest was presented with
a tiny silver bell, on which was inscribed
the date OF the celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roos were married in Paris
| in 1872 and ever since have made their
home in this City, where they have enter
tanned lavishly and extensively.
Mrs. Roos wore an elegant Paris gown
of pink and silver brocade. The jupe
which was made dancing length was
perfectly plain. The corsage was orna-
mented with vest of point, yellow with
age. Diamonds, crescents, stars and other
| unique ornaments glistened in the lace
and fastened the pink and silver aigrette
| to the coiffure. Seated at the table with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roos were Mrs. Goldstein,
]. ID. Neustadter, Mrs. Hellman, Mrs.
! Schwa bacher Mrs. SchWeitzer Josenn
Naphtally, Mrs. Bachman, L. Sachs, Mr..
Schweltzer, Mrs l.. Sachs, Mrs. Schwa-
bacher, Mr.. Backman, Mrs. J. H. Neu-
stadter and Mr.. Hellman.
At the table with the American Beauty
rose decorations were seated MIR. Proven.
field, Mr.. Dinkelspiei, Mrs. Rosenbaum,
George d. Roos, Mr.. Calm, Mrs. Dinkel.