The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Slowly but surely the seas on is dawnlng, ana
preparations for gay winter are under way.
The past week has not been devoid of a fair
share of pleasures. Theater parties, dinners,
luncheons and several weddings have man
aged 10 keep the swell set busy and interested,
on Tuesday Z. NJ GTeenwsy left for New
York, expecting to be absent until October Is.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j Crooks
gave a dinner party at the Hotel Rafael in
honor of Mr.. Greenway. Those present were
Miss Hager, Miss Alice Hager, Miss Della
Davidson, Miss Bertha Smith, Miss Helen
Smith. Samuel II. Boardman, J. A. Folger and
the Messrs. Dbb.ee
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Hopkins of Menlo Park,
gave q circus party asst Monday evening to a
number OF their friends from the region
around Burlingame and some visitors from
this city. Tney went 10 San Jose III a special
car, witnessed the circus performance there,
and returned home highly pleased.
Among those in the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. W. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Atherton
Macondray, Miss Eyre, Miss Atheron, Miss
Mollie Thomas, Miss Edith Mclean, Miss Hop
kins, Mss Crockett Miss f. Hopkins, NJ SIS Il.
Hopkins; Messrs. Henry J. CrOcker, George B.
de Long, Gerald Rathbone, Latham McMullin,
II. ". Poett, K. NJ. Eyre, H. Macondray and
Mr.. Doyle.
The Occidental kindergarten of 214 Second
street. OF which NJ .ss Florence Music IS presi-
dent was the worthy cause OF most success
ful bazar and tea held yesterday afternoon
and evening at the home If lis secretary, Miss
JEANNE Moore, 2O24 Jackson street. The
hours OF the tea We're from 10 and 10 10,
ana during that time there was large aud
fashionable crowd present that bought
generously of the many tritles offered for ale.
A feature of the evening was auction sale
OF posters, prominent among which was one
from the clever brush OF Miss Grace Hudson,
the Indian artist
Among thoss who assisted Miss Moore TO
receive and entertain the many patrons OF
the charity were: Miss Alice Greenebaum,
Miss Edith ESberg, Miss Louise Sussmau, Mis-
Grace Hecht Miss Edith Hecht, Miss MInna
Schwabacher Miss Olga TrlCst, Miss Alice
Simon, Miss Norma -Bachman, Miss Alma
Lsyison, Miss Rose Steinhart aud Miss Eliza
beth Emanuel.
Wednesday evening at ST. Luke's the first
church wedding of the season was solemnized.
the contracting parties being Miss Leslie Til
den and c. b BiQwell Jr. In the presence OF
their many friends Rector MoTeland read the
words that made the young couple one.
The decorations of the church were tasteful.
artistic and simple. Only palms and ferns
were used, but win The happe,t results.
Promptly at $50, the hour announced for
the ceremony, the strains OF me bridal march
announced the coming OF the bridal party.
First came the ushers, Mes,rs. n Lathrop,
Walter Scott, Charles Hutchinson and TyndaI
Bishop. lie bridesmaids, Mss Kate Gum,
Miss Frauenhoz, Mis- Turnbull, Miss Kirby
ard Miss BrastOw, followed, preceding the
maid oil honor, Miss Edith Howand, who III
turn pTecede1 the bride, who entered leaning
on the arm OF her brOther-in-law, George L.
Riddeu. The groom, accompanied by his best
man, Charles Given, awaited his pride at the
altar.
The bride, who is the daughter of the late
Joseph TIlden, the well-known bohemian
Clnb man, was handsomely atuIed in a hite
satin gown, trimmed with Duchesse and Hone
ton lace.
The maid CT honor wore a modish gown of
white organize. The brides maids were dressed
alike; organdie and the Tiny 1ounceS that or
namented the skirt were edged with narrow
black lace. All the attendants carried red roses.
After the ceremony, the bridal party ana
limited nun Der OF invited guests repaired to
the home OF the brides grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Foard, 1912 Dayisadero street,
where reception YVES Ecld.
Mr. and Mrs. Bdweli viii leave to-day for
their future home in North Virginia.
The wedding OF Miss Sadie F. Samuels and
Isaac S Foorn an on Tuesday last was one OF
the mos brilliant affairs OF the early season.
Although the number of guests was limited,
nearly 200 witnessed the ceremony that made
the happy couple one. Tne supper, elab-
crate affair, in which Wheeler 1airly excelled
himself, was the happy occasion for numerous
toasts TO the health, happiness and future
prosperity of the couple The presents were
unusually magnificent. Mr.. and Mrs. Foor-
man presented the bride with an elegant dia-
mond necklace. The gift OF the groom was
tiny enameIed chatelalne Watcn set with die-
monds.
Mr. and Mrs Foorman are spending the
honey ymoon in the delights OF a northern
trip.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Stern enter
tanned sixty guests at her home, 621 Leaven-
worth street, complimentary 10 MIS-. Heller,
who on that day ce!ebrated her birthday.
Music, dancing and an elaborate supper were
among the features OF the evening.
The return to town has occasioned many
changes OF habitatlon. Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Du-
tard and Miss ClaTrlsse Sheldon have taken
the Asa R. Wells home, on Pacific avenue, Tor
a term OF three years. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells and
family are guests al the Occidental.
DR.. and Mrs. WinsloW Anderson have leased
the Merry house, at the corner OF Pacific
avenue and Laguna street.
Mr. and Mrs. Oxnard have taken the old
Theller house, on Pacific avenue, near Laguna
street.
Mrs Henry Mclean Martin has taken Mrs.
George Roe's home on Pacific avenue, near
Scott street. Mrs. Roe and her two children
leave shortly for Europe. Edward Roe and
Miss Annie Roe, accompanied by their mother,
left Friday evening for Chicago, where
they VIII pass The winter and possibly decide
10 make their home permanently there.
MIR. and Mrs. Willie Howard have leased the
house on the southeast corner of Pacific ave-
nVe and Fillmore street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Bergen have secured
the Sanderson home on Broadway and Fill
more.
Mr.. and Mrs Downey Harvey have leased
The Jimmie Robinson home on Pacific avenue
and Webs ter street.
The wedding of Miss Jenn ie Hobbs and Dr.
Eugene Goodwin OF Washington, d. e., VIII
be quietly celebrated at the home of the BRIDE
17OS Geary street, on Wednesday, September
~. 1t is TO be noon ceremony and only i'm
mediate relatives viii be present.
The engagement OF Miss Denah Honig to
Louis Kalmuk is announced.
On Saturday last Miss Maud Newton Woods
gave an eul jyable matinee box party at the
Baldwin Theater. Those who occupied the
box were Mrs. Frederick \. Woods, Miss
Grace Spreckes. Miss Sophia Pierce MISS Lii
lie Spreckels and Miss Maud Newton Woods
After the erformance the party was driven
TO the University Club, wneIe refreshments
were served.