The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

II " merry twinkling for some
time to come. Indeed, 1t
looks as though the buds
would have TO divide honors with the
brides this season. A number of in
teresting weddings are scheduled for
the present week. Foremost among
these is the wedding Of Miss Jessie
Newlands. niece of Hon. Frank G.
Newlands, and George II. Eldridge,
who is connected with the geographi-
cal survey at Washington. The we'd
ding win take place on Monday, the
S1st inst, at the home of Miss New
lands. on Clay street, after which the
couple viii leave for their future home
tn Washington, D. c.
The marriage of Miss Blanche Kari
and Albert w. Wallace viii be cele-
brated next Wednesday in Trinity
Presbyterian Church, on Twenty-third
street, and will be followed by a re-
ception at the home Of the bride on
Twenty-first street.
The wedding Of Miss Isabelle Louise
Taylor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James NJ. Taylor, TO Clyde Davenport
Carman, will take place on Wednesday
evening of this week at the residence
Of the bride to be, 1868 Webster street,
Oakland.
Among the weddings celebrated dur
ing the past week was that Of Miss
Hilda Sachs and Julian H Newbauer.
which took place Tuesday evening in
the ball room of the COncordia Club
The Rev. DR.. Voorsanger was the Of
floating clergyman. Sanford r. New
Of
groom, acted as best man. and Miss
Gertrude Strassberger was the maid of
honor.
Last evening at 7O8 East Channel
street, Stockton, Miss Matte Sargent.
daughter Of Hon. r. c. Sargent, was
united in marriage to Alec. B. WILDER
force Of this city, son Of Edward Will
berforce Esq, master of the Supreme
Court, London, England, and cousin OF
Ernest Roland, Lord Bishop of Chiches
ter.
In San Jose on Wednesday evening,
at the home of her parents Judge and
Mrs. j. H Moore, Miss Bessie Moore
viii be married TO Herbert Winoughbv
Eustace, young business man of that
city. 1t will be a very quiet affair,
witnessed by only few relatives and
intimate friends.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Ef1e Sara Hester. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Hester Of 14I4 Sacra-
mento street, to D. c. Aiken Of Pitts
burg, Pa. Miss Hester belongs to an
OLD san Jose family. Her grand
father. Hon Craven Hester was one
OF the best known jurists in the his
tory of the State.
One Of the events of the present
week, which is eagerly looked forward
cot
given on Saturday next between the
hours OF and Z o'clock by Mrs. 4. n
Iough0orough, at her home on Frank
I'm ana O'Farcell streets. The occa-
sion VIII serve to introduce her daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine Loughborough. to
society. ~
On the same day will be given 2
cushion tea at the residence of Mrs NJ
II de Young, 1919 California street for
the dement, OF the Woman's Exchange
ci Inc members Of the Entire Nous Cotillon
SIuo opened thei season October % viii
IN III assembly and german, given at Maple
full membership of fifty COUPLES 'U' mas
DIX attractive and novel figures were
danced . under the leadership Of SANFORD
ner. q" q part
gwen house By party is being arranged to be
and several friends in Santiago de C1uha
Inc home selected for the party is one
6ocRs fro15 TN IN BE heart Of the city two
just opposite 1891
The party will include Congressman and
Mrs J. II; Bankhead, Miss Bankhead.
Miss Florida Graves Of Alabama. Miss
ROwena Thompson of San Francisco VIZ
is visiting her relatives in the ia '" "n3
South. Miss Alice Stickney of Jackson-
Vile, Fla, and others. They will sail
vember and remain over the Christmas
holidays. Mrs. w. K. Simpson will ioin
her husband, chaplain of the Fifth Regi-
Mrs. Wagner and Miss Wagner enter
tanned number Of friends Thursday at
ternoon at tea ut their home, 1907 Jones
street The rooms were artistically- deco
rated and were crowded during the after
Mrs. Samuel Blair and Miss Jennie Blair
VIII not leave for Europe until snring
They have taken apartments at the Hotel
Savoy, and viii be at home on MONDAYS
Mrs. Joseph D. ReddIng and Miss Flor
ence Josselyn have been making a short
stay in New York prior to their departure
for Europe.
Ing at Paso Robles during the past few
Mr., and Mrs. R p, schwerln n i left for
Mrs. Watson. wife of Commodore John c.
Watson, in command of the Mare island
preme Justice Thornton, has been vistting
her parents in this. city at the family resi-
ience, 2s0S Jackson street;
closed their Burlingame home and have
returned to the city for the winter sea
son.
Joseph D. Grant, president of the San
Francisco Art Association, gave a dinner
in the Red Room of the Bohemian Club
on Friday evening, October 28, as a com
pliment to 7: Alexander Harrison. the
celebrated artist, who is visiting here In
vited to meet him were the officers, board
of directors and the reception COMMITTEES
of the reception which was given after
ward at the Mark Hopkins Institute of
Art The room was handsomely decorat-
ed, a string orchestra was in attendance
and elaborate menu was served Cor
don Ross drew a cartoon for the occa-
sion and also designed the menu cards,
which were unique. Those present to
meet Mr.. Harrison were:
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Grant Mr. and
Mrs Charles Rollo Peters, Mrs. Alice B.
Chittenden, Miss Heynemann Miss
Maren Froelch, Horace G. Platt, Irving
NJ Scott, William Keith. William Alvord
Joseph D. Strong. L. P. Latimer. J. w
Byrne, ]; A. Hart. John A. Stanton.
Arthur Rodgers, William G. Stafford
Frederick w Zeile H T. Brewer Cola