The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20

satin ribbon. Her veil was attached to her
couture with spray OF orange blossoms. The
re ception followed at the home of the brides
parents, only friends and relatives being
present
A surprise. party was given to Miss Belle
Brennan by Miss Mana Let's at the residence
of the former 1870 nineteenth street. las
Wednesday night. Those present were: Miss
Mana Let's, Miss Belle Brennan, Warren
Graft Miss Gsrtie Brennan, frankie Brennan,
Miss Joe Graft, Miss Maudie Gay, Willie Day,
Miss Leila Graft, Elvin Jurl, Miss Irene Bren-
nau, Miss Henrietta Juri, Mis- Frances Juri
and Miss Rosie Gordan.
Miss Nellie Ossosky, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ossosky. was the recipient OF surprise
party last Sunday evening at the residence of
her parents, prior to her departure tor Los An
geles for her summer vacation Ihe nome was
handsomely decorated and a sumptuous sup
per was served during the evening. A. A.
Friedlander oficiated as master OF ceremonies.
TOasts were responded TO by M. Ossosky. the
Misses Esther aud Bessie NovinsKy, Max Llcnt,
D. Goldberg, Max Gross, David Monash, DR.. l..
Ossosky, DR.. c. Evers and A. A. Friedlander.
A pleasant evening at home was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Carbonett. 913 POLK
street, in honor OF Miss Leonora Hort OF Napa,
Cal. The evening was very pleasantly spent
with music, dancing and games. Light re-
freshments were served. Those present were !:
Mrs Bent Mr.. Gudet, Miss Foley, Mr. Turner,
Mrs Hess, L. Hess, Miss Holmes, Mr.. Toska,
Miss Heyfron, Miss Annie Bradley.
The third grand enter rtainment OF st. Mich
aePs Building Association was held saturday
evening, May Is, at Murphys Hall, Ocean
View. The programme was as follows: over
ture by orchestra; opening song by by St. Mich
solo, Miss j. Nicholson; recitation, Mr.. Alex
ander; instrumental duet, the Misses Travers
and Snyder; specialties, J. c. O'Donnell; mu-
slcal quartet, members Company III, L. Z. G. ;
vocal duet, sullivan and Newbauer; fancy
dance, Miss Merriett o. Brien; vocal solo, Miss
Donlon; srecialties, Fred Cooper; vocal solo,
MIS- Ella Walton; specialtie Kelly and Mar
low; vocal duet, Misses HiIdreth and Snyder;
vocal solo, MISS Ward; recitation, Miss Kate
Hughes; grafton, Mr.. Rategan; duet, Miss NJ
Oakes and Mr.. Donohue; vocal duet, MIR. and
Mrs. Moran.
Among the guests who registered at Mervyn
Hotel, Glen Ellen, for the opening OF the sum-
mer season were: Captain Randall and wife,
San Francisco; Ed Cobely, wife and children,
San Francisco; James S. Cowan. San Francisco;
j. j. Cowan, San Francisco; W. Z. Hamburg,
wife and child, San Francisco; Luke Murphy,
San Francisco; Mrs: +. stteh, San FRANCISCO;
Anne Williams, San Francisco; Miss Lulu F.
Du kin, San Francisco; DR.. Gunzburger, San
Francisco; w. G. Conroys, San Francisco; Mrs.
Boneque, Australia; William L. ]. Jordan,
Santa Rosa; Seldom Hooper, San Francisco
David Baird, San Francisco.
ii. Dunnage, who has lately arrived from
London, gave most en- joyable dinner party
at the Maison ST. German last Saturday even
ing to some OF his friends whom he had known
on the other side of the herring pond. y
Those who enjoyed his hospitality were
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J. Bagley and II. Archer. After dinner a trip
to the Cliff House and tour through China
town followed.
Miss EstelIe Sweet has returned after spend
ing nine months with friends IN New York.
The Misses Adelaide and Jennie Cherry and
their brother, Edward M. Cherry, are now
living in their own house, 25O7 Sacramento
street, and will receive the first and third
Tuesdays of each m onth.
Miss Zellah NJ. Coonley is visiting the home
of her uncle, DR.; McGill, 493s Dfexel boule-
ward, Chicago, ILL.,
Mrs. Ala Harris and daughter Mira are Wis
iting relatives in Portland, Or.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Hussey, daugh-
ter of the late P. ]. Hussey, to j. f. O'Keefe, a
young business man OF the Western Addition,
will take place Wednesday evening, June 2, at
Holy Cross Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Brosius have issued invita-
tions for the wedding of their daughter Char
lotte Edith to Robert r. Russ Monday even
ing, June IA, at Central NJ E. Church. San
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The Californias have postponed their
twenty-eightn party to Thursday evening.
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