The San Francisco call., 1898-12-11

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Smith, Augustus Taylor. Dr. Herbert E. Garolan, Harry N. Stetson, Benjamin Holladay and Edward M. Greenway.
 Mrs. Robert Oxnard gave a luncheon on Wednesday afternoon. Her guests in- eluded the Misses Helen and Edna Hop gan and Miss Therese Morgan.
 A luncheon was given by Mrs. I. w Hellman on Friday at her home on the corner of Sacramento and Franklin streets, complimentary to her daughter in-law, Mrs. L w. Hellman Jr. mee JacobiQ. Covers were laid for thirty, and the guests were seated at three round tables
 Miss Anna L. Cunningham of Oakland and Morris Akerly were quietly married Tn Portland, Or, on the 18th of November Trinity Episcopal Church was the scene ot the marriage, and Rev. D. c. Garrett performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss Nancy Moore of Port land, and the best man was John H. Will man. MT. and Mrs. Akerly will reside in Missoula, Mont, where the groom's busi- ness interests are
 Mrs. E. c. Swift and Miss Mabel Swift Will leave on Saturday next for the East, en route to Europe, where they expect to spend the winter season.
 Miss Ethel Keeney and Miss Leontine Blakeman left for St. Louis on Thursday last
 Alexander Harrison, the artist. left for the East on Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fletcher F. Ryer leave for the East this week. They will sail soon from New York for a prolonged stay in Europe.
 John G. Follansbee left for the south on Thursday, en route to his ranch in Mexico.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles G. Yale and the Misses Enid and Nettie Yale of Oakland have moved to this city for the winter.
 Mrs. Fred Castle and Miss Castle have returned from their visit East and are
 
 A very pretty home wedding took place at the residence of MT. and Mrs William Munder, 956 Fifth avenue, South San Francisco, Fra on Thursday , evening. Decem- was given in marriage to Ole Olsen. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Pastor Biehler.
 The engagement of Miss Julia Bahrs and Raymond Benjamin is announced. The engagement is announced of Miss Sarah Attell and Louis Blendon, both of San Francisco.
 The Unknown will hold it's annual mas querade party in Assembly Hall. Polk street, on Saturday. January 2S.
 The ninth anniversary bali of Hesperian Parlor No. 137, N. $. G. w, will be given on Friday evening, December 16, 1898, at Native Sons Hall.
 Catholic Ladies Aid society NO. will give a Christmas donation party at Mis- sion Opera Hall, 2131 Mission street. Mon- day evening, December l2, at s o'clock. Admission, cash or provisions The pupils of Mrs. Evans dancing academy will give a bonbon party at Wells Hall. southwest corner of Post and Fillmore streets, on Thursday evening, December b.
 Miss Lillian E. Grodjinsky of Seattle and Miss Gertrude Lackman of Portland are the guests of Miss Blanche Allen berg. They will receive their friends on Tuesday, December 13, at 1136 Page street.
 
 The marriage of Miss Abbie Gift and Irving Lundborg took place last Monday evening at the residence of the brides parents on San Pablo avenue. Oakland. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev Robert Ritchie of St. Paups Episco- pal Church. The bridesmaids were Miss Harriet Kittridge and Miss Grace Cor Till Addison Starr Keeler was best man, and Miss Jean Borden Gift, sister of the bride, was maid of honor.
 After the ceremony an elaborate we'd ding supper was served and the follow ing morning the young couple left for a short honeymoon in Svutnern California. Miss Gift Is the daughter of William Clift the well known capitalist and a sister of Judge F. c. Gift Irving Lund- borg the groom, is teller in the San Fran cisco National Bank and is we'll known in business and financial circles. On their