The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13

Hanlon will also soon be birds of passage
Miss Edith Mclean left yesterday for
New York for months visit.
Across the bay affairs social are boom
ing and the indications are that the win
ter there will be much gayer than on
this side of the water.
Yesterday a very charming tea, was
/ given at Etnemere, Fruitvale. the home
1 of Mrs. Valentine Goldsmith Hush. she
/ was assisted in doing the honors by Mrs.
/ Thomas Magee Jr, Mrs. William Adam
/ Magee, Miss Jean Mary Hush and Miss
/ Florence Beall Hush.
A very delightful engagement dinner
was given recently by Mrs. H. K. Belden
/ at her home in Oakland, in honor OF MISS
| Grace Gorill and Oscar Gowing. The table
! decorations consisted of center piece OF
roses, surrounded by candelabra with
white shades, and at each corner four
| hearts of pink sweet peas. The hearts
were tied together with ribbons. The
menu cards were also hearts, tied togeth-
| er with lovers knots, and on the chairs
! of the engaged maidens were tied large
! punches of bride roses
An Oakland engagement of interest is
| that of Miss Ethel Bates, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bates,
to Herbert Lee of Portland Or.
On Friday. November 4, the marriage of
! Miss Jessie B. Tandy, daughter OF Or.
and Mrs. George Tandy of 725 California
street, and Herbert L. McCollum, son OF
! Mr. and Mrs Charles M6Collum OF 150S
| Washington street, was solemnized. Only
relatives of the bride and groom were
| present.
Harry Stokes, one of the members of
! the firm of Somers & Co, was quietly
| married last week to Mrs. Wiihelmlna
/ Quirk, at her home in Hope, Idaho: After
| a brief honeymoon trip Mr.. and MRS:
| Stokes came to this city, where they will
| in future reside.
The marriage was a surprise to many
| of Mr.. Stokes friends, no public an
| been made.
Mrs E. Deliver, who was formerly
| Mrs N. j. Taisen, has returned from her
Eastern trip and is located at l35 Larkln
street.
At ST Marys Cathedral last "Wednesday
| at high noon Charles Schmaling and Miss
| Mary Fenlon were united in marriage by
! Rev Father Joseph McQuade of Holy
! Cross Church. Richard Montgomery, of
Miss Nellie Fenlon, a sister Of the bride,
acted as bridesmaid. Only the nearest
relatives Of both parties were present. A
reception followed, and the HAPPY COUPE
| left on the afternoon train for trip
| through the southern part OF the state:
| On their return they Will reside at 2036
The wedding of Charles L. Hubbard of
! Los Angeles and Miss Grace Il. CorWln
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. q: 3; Corwin
d quarter before in the Emmanuel Zap
fist Church.
Kathryne Kerens and Captain Frank
| Bornemann McKenna will be married
| Tuesday next at St. Louis, Mass. Captain
Kenna of the United States Supreme
! Court.
The young ladies of Mill Valley gave a
most successful entertainment on Satur-
| day evening last.
II. J. Cox rendered a violin solo which
young and old by some clever charcoal
sketches. Miss Parva Sandelin gave a
vocal solo. BY special request Miss Puss
Mcclure of San Francisco gave fancy
dance. The event of the evening was a
military drill by the Mil Valley Volun-
teers The following young ladies par
Miss Sarah E. Boyle, Miss Jessie M. Def
fenbach. Miss Teresa Thompson, Miss
Helena Sandelin, Miss Teresa Hark, Miss
Laura Lenhart. Miss May Deffenbach
Miss Puss Mcclure, Miss Charotelle b
Lenhart, Miss Georgina Gardner, Miss
Geneyieve Roberts mascot N Miss SIS. Lofts lite
intricate drill was executed with spirit
rhythm and perfect time, in which al
Refreshments and dancing followed
About SIS was netted. which will be de-
voted to charity.
An entertainment for the benefit of ST
Stephens Mission will be given on the
| evening of November IA at Devisadero
Hail, DeVlSa0erO street. A NUMBER OF
| Gibson pictures, arranged by John Haus-
| man, and a musical programme under
! the direction of Mrs. Malgrine will be
presented. The evening will conclude
! with dancing.
Borromean Council No. 139, Young Mems
| Institute, viii give entertainment and
social at Mission Opera Hall on Thursday
| evening, November II.
Miss Madge Cessford entertained La
Viente Whist Club on Thursday evening
| November 10. After very exciting con-
test Glenn Rouse won the first prize and
D. H. Beede took the consolation one.
The members of Our Outing Club
met at the residence of the Misses Sadie
and Charlotte Cross, 1858 Mission street
last Thursday evening. The entertain
dancing, after which the guests ad-
journed TO the banquet room
Among those present were: Miss Gus
sic Morehouse, Miss Pearl Lund, Miss
| Lane, Miss Duncan, Miss Woraen, the
| Misses Polite and Emmie Knight, the
Misses Sadie, Charlotte and Lillian
w. Melendy, Mrs. NJ; A. Cross, Mrs. Mar
tin Mrs. Charles Stanley, Mrs Cleve
| Mrs Brown George B. Ferguson Jack
| Malley, William Collins, David Walton,
| Charles Stanley, Ed Aubrey, Mr. Thomp-
son, Mr.. Calinan, Mr.. Lowe, Mr.. Drake
| II. W. Melendy. Walter Stanley, Bert
Stanley, Frank Martin, George H. Cross
/ J. Ed Cross and Charles M. Cross.
The Cosmopolitan Whist Club was en-
tertained Saturday night by Drs. J. w.
| and Dora NJ. Hamilton at their parlors in
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
The seventh assembly and german of
the Cotillon Club '99 was held at Sher-
] man q Clay's Hall Friday evening No
/ a a nd wa a mi nv a n 10 of