The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-23

tiers; they're not so good, of course, but
s eheaEPer For the men are fb to De o
free lunches that sum would buy instead
of eating 1t all at once and nursing an
outraged digestion.
under his protecting wing, and see
whether she would prove as unmanage-
able as I did. He declared he was going
much, but society will lose It's star mem,
Der when Ned Greenway says Farewell.
| have given you all the fotsam and
jetsam that has drifted my way, but as
you see there is not very large maui Oh
FLORA McFLIMsEY.
Miss Grace L. Williams, daughter of
George R. Williams, the San Francisco at
torney, was married to Dr. Reginald IL
Allen of East Oakland on Saturday, &c
tober IS The ceremony took .E R!ae sn At the
enue Oakland. Only the immediate mem
bers of the two families. were present.
Rev. George B. Allen, father OF the
wedding breakfast. the bride ana groom
left on a trip to Monterey County. IN
their return they will reside temporarily
at the home of the brides parents, before
moving into their own cottage at 4oO4
Tenth avenue.
The marriage of Charles A. Burke and
Miss Julia Toomey was soiemnlzeq at tne
home of the brides aunt Mr RS, M Deneny;
z.
was performed by Rev Father Egan OF
San Rafael. ~ -
The First English Lutheran Church OF
this city announces festival entertain
ment for the benefit of the funds OF the
church, beginning on Monday, Octoper
81, and continuing every evening OF that
week The title of the entertainment 1s'
IAN Arcadian Potpourri." The pro
gramme is said to be exceedingly anus
ing and the musical numbers exception
ally fine. The names of those represent
ing the various characters comprises, in
addition to the yGung peq 2d ra 81 fe9
amateurs. The entertainment will be
given in the hail of the church on Geary
street, between Cough and Octavia
The engagement reception of Miss
Saidee LyHSa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Lyzwa of 4l112 Oak street, and Ben
jamin Livingston will take place at the
residence of Mrs. L. ]. Livingston, mother
Of the groom elect, at 1916 O'Farrell street,
this afternGan from to O'CLOCK ,,.
A farewell party was rendered to Miss
Goldie Fucker of 523 Eddy street on Mon
day evening last, prior to her departure
for NeT 49rk T MISS REse cohn LOUIS i
Hess, Miss BESSIE Borren, Mr.. Walker.
Miss Julia Greenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs.
baum, Mrs. Lubosch, Mrs. Lachman, ].
Goldstein, Mr.. and Mrs. fucker and Har-
~ Greenbaum.
fit to the San Francisco Nursery for
Homeless Children on Monday evening,
October 81 The nursery is most de-
serving charity and the members of the
board of managers; among whom are Mrs.
James Dunn, Mrs. William. Hollis, Mrs;
E. F. Preston, Mrs. William Frank and
Mrs NJ H. Hecht, are making strenuous
efforts to make the benefit success.
Tickets obtaInable of any member of the
board. The box office will open October
"a to reserve seats.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Mamie Hardiman at 10 Brannan street,
,fy,or nntr
house was beautifully decorated with
Chinese lanterns and Towering, plants.
The music was by McDonald's band as
sisted by Miss Teresa Dennis of San Jose
Those present We're Miss Bina Kelly, Miss
Lille Dugan, Miss Teresa Dennis, Miss
Kittie Grant, Miss Agnes ]. Gilmore, Miss
Norah Grove, Miss Annie Tierney, Miss
Sadie Smith, Miss Ella Tierney, Miss
Mamie Hardiman, Miss Kelly, Miss
Cadogan, C. Schaeffer, j. P. Hanafin, Otto
L. Diercks, Fred Tilton, Joseph Smith,
Frank Walsh, Frank Chattelaine, J. H.
AID AL Higgins, Tom Hardiman, Andrew
Smoker, George Huber, Harry NJ. Hani-
fin, Mr.. Cook, Mr.. German. Mr.. Morris
and John Hardiman.
a very pleasant entertainment took
place Thursday evening, October 10, at the
residence of Miss Lena Marcuse, 291S Six
ent We're: Misses Lena Marcuse, Mile
Kearny, gladys Kearny; Edna HasIett,
Maud Royal, Carrie jaeger, A. Buker, r.
Bruce and Messrs NJ. Bruce. Bert Delmas,
George Weaver, Byron Nyee, solly Mar
George Cox, William Day, H. Jackson,
Louis May, Leland Marcuse and James
Haslett
II. c. Boyd of this city has just returned
after a three months visit to Honolulu.
Professor r. A. Lucchesi has issued in
vitations for the first concert Of his
int 10 Snly nlo
on Thursday afternoon, October q, at
Sherman 81 Clay Music Hall. He will be
assisted in the programme BY Miss Mar
Charl Heinsen. Frederic S. Gutterson and
Fernando Michelena.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Gibbons,
to Andrew Walker Turpin will take place
Tuesday evening, November l, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, 844 Capp
street
The confirmation of Isadore Lipman
took place at the Geary-street Temple
occasion will be held at his parents res
idence. 1915 Webster street, this afternoon
from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Miss Lizzie Menser who has been WIS.,
iting friends and relatives in the south
ern part of the State for the past two
months, has returned. She will receive
on the first Thursday of each month at
her home, 63616 Haight street
Mrs. Charles L. Donohoe of Santa Bar
bara is visiting her mother at her home
at 1925 Union street
DR.. Edna R. Field and daughter, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
in the East during the, past six weeks,
have returned to their home, 1890 Geary
street
Mrs. Benjamin Fl. .Lichtenstein and
Miss Mabel Lichtenstein have returned
from abroad and will be at home on the
last Tuesdays at 120S Geary street
Captain A de la Tore ST. will spend
several months at Woods Cottage San
Rafael. for the benefit of his health
F. w. Dohrmann, accompanied by his
left Thursday on the steamer China for
a weeks stay in Honolulu.
Yosemite Parlor No SO. N. D. G. w.
will give an entertainment, followed by
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