The San Francisco call., 1898-12-11

return MT. and Mrs. Lundborg will reside in Oakland.
 News has just reached here of the mar riage in New York of Captain Eugene de Kay Townsend and Mrs. May Beach Miner: The wedding took place at the Church of the TranSfiguration November 16. Captain Townsend is well known in this city, his first wife having died here about two years ago. During the late war Captain Townsend commanded Com pany A of the Seventy-first Regiment of New York, and was one of the heroes of San Juan Hill. The bride was a widow and daughter of the late James Beach of New York.
 The wedding of Ray L. Wilbur and Miss Marguerite Blake took place Monday noon Mrs. Charles E.. Blake, 1907 Larl1in street. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Jessica Blake. Ralph Arnold acted as best man. The bride and groom are Stanford alumni, and in honor of this fact the decorations were nearly all cardinal the Stanford color.
 Among the invited guests were Presi- dent and Mrs. Jordan Professor and Mrs 0. P. Jenkins. Professor and Mrs. Greene Professor G. C. Price, Dr. Adelaide Brown and many of the alumni and students of Stanford University.
 The bride is the daughter of the late Dr. Charles E. Blake, who was well known in social and professional circles in this city. MT. Wilbur, for three years instructor in
  cupying the position of demonstrator in physiology at Cooper Medical College.
 After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Will bur left for Pacific Grove, where they will remain a month before returning to this city to reside.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Olga Mark and David Murray Miss Mark is a niece of Lieutenant Com mander Mark United States navy, and a sister of Lieutenant A. T. Mark of the United States Marine Corps. David Mur- ray is general manager of the telephone lines in Utah, Idaho, Montana and Wyo- ming, with headquarters at Salt Lake City. The wedding will take place early next year.
 Miss Clotilda Podesta was the recipient recently of pleasant surprise party at her home on Utah street. The evening was spent in dancing and playing games. At midnight the guests partook of a dainty supper in the beautifully decorated dining-room. Among those present were: Palmera Podesta, Mrs. Podesta, Emily Nellie Ryan, Ben Crawford, Sergeant Podesta,. Harry Hartman. George Hart man gba Ed Moore MTs Mis- Miss May Merrill Gus | Smith, Miss Hylda Marshall, Harry Levey Fftzsimmons, Mrs. Hylda Fitzsim- mons, Dan Murphy and Will Pabst. The Sans Souci Whist Club was enter tained at its last meeting at the residence of Mrs Nippert, 1S141a Post street The prizes, after close contest, were award ed to Miss Carrie Short and Henry Sher- mund
 | Mizpah Circle No. 100 Companions of | the Forest, gave it's fourth anniversary entertainment and ball on the 23d ult at ] the Potrero Opera-house. The affair was 1 in charge of Mesdames Beckman, Will Hams. Gibson Stone, Dunweber, Sheridan Morgan, Braybant and Draper. | A very pleasant Thanksgiving party was given at the home of Mrs. F. Harry Ora | inst, in honor of Peter Baxter and family of Scotland. The rooms were very pref
 tily decorated with flowers and ferns. PPmong Pnfon shose present ,sn were Mr and Mrs Amy Stevenson, Miss Jennette Draper | James Parker, Mrs. William Bloomheart Mrs Fred Draper, George Love and Will The Fin de Steele Whist Club held a very enjoyable meeting on Tuesday even ing at the home of Miss A1vina Vellguth on Jackson street Whist. the feature of the. evening, was earnestly played, the first prizes going to l.; R. Gambitz and | solations were won by E. w. Gates and of the evening until dainty supper was served. The decorations of holly and smi- lax were prettily arranged. Those present were: Miss l.. Beaurnan, O. Collischonn l Miss Susie Logan, F. A. West, Miss B. L. Gambitz: J. c. Crooks. Miss A. Partridge l J. H. Wheeler Miss J. Partridge E. O
 Whitney, Miss A.. yellguth, Thomas F Miss Lottie Matters, W. B. Burner, Miss Josie Hromada, E. w. Gates, Miss Ida Wolfe, D: Boyer, Miss o. Kiefaber and L. | R. GambitZ.
 Miss Margaret Mary Coleman and Lam- | bert Van Laak were married by Father McSweeney December 6.
 The d'Accord Club gave its opening