The San Francisco call., 1899-04-16

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Terpsichore and Hymen.
Several pretty weddings took place last
week. On Monday Miss Bessie b. Brooks,
daughter of Harrison Brooks, paying tel
Ter Of the Nevada Bank, was married to
George W. Rosekrans,' son of the late
II. RosekIans, and nephew of the late
General W. S. Rosekrans. On Tuesday
occurred the nuptials Of Miss Susie Hall
and George z. Bennett and on Wednes-
day the marriage of Miss Freda Ortman
and DR.. Shumate was solemnized.
The present week holds two weddings of
interest. One is the marriage of Miss
Louise Finch and Louis c. Ralston OF
Oakland, the ceremony to take place next
Tuesday at the First Congregational
Church in Ithaca, N. Y. the home Of the
bride.
Another wedding Of note will be that
of Miss Gertrude Campbell and DR.. David
Shumaker, which will be solemnized next
Wednesday at the home of the brides
parents in Oakland.
Other entertainments on the tapis for
the week are the ball to be given on Mon
day evening at Golden Gate Hall by the
committees in charge of the gingerbread
fete; the luncheon to be given on Tuesday
al the Piedmont clubhouse, at which Mrs.
Minor Goodall, Mrs. William Morris and
Mrs Frank Brown of Oakland will enter
tain the members Of the Cosmos Club;
the reception which the California Society
OF the Sons of the American Revolution
will give in honor of the Daughters of
the American Revolution. at which Presi-
dent and Mrs. Horace Davis will be as
sisted in receiving by a committee OF
twenty young ladies and gentlemen from
the two orders, and the reception which
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ, Smith will give on the
same evening at their home, 'ArDor
Villa" in East Oakland. Over a thousand
invitations have been issued for this last
affair.
Then on Friday night the young men
who have been members of the Friday
Fortnghtly Club during the winter will
give a dance at Lunt's Hall complimen-
tary to the patronesses of the club.
The closing party of the season of this
very popular club took place Friday even
ll9g: The guests were received by Mrs.
ing, Mrs Mountford S. Wilson, Mrs.
Charles Josselyn, Mrs. L. L. Baker, Mrs.
Char Charles PPage Mrs. J. B. Crockett and
Of New York, who. has been making a
honor last Tuesday evening at a charm
Ing dinner given by Colonel and Mrs. Os-
Gar F. Long at their home in Piedmont
Mrs. Mark L, ReQua, Mr., and Mrs. Gin
b2R- -Er,ioreno6 BIZ Miss Mt,e,ietta LIo yens
Hutchinson, Miss Baldwin, Miss Belle
MHlnoon, moon MISS GlasGock' Major Sydney
Mr.; Pringle, William Magee, Mr.. Baldwin
and Captain March.
The engagement of Miss Belle Mhoon
daughter of Major John B. Mhoon, to-
William Magee of FruitvaIe was an
nounced last Thursday at a tea given bv
Miss Amy Mckee at her home in Oak
A very unique and interesting affair was
me Italian dinner given recently by Mr..
mate friends and distinguished visitors
from abroad, There were twenty guests,
and they met in a private dining room of
an Italian restaurant. which was su-
and the flags of all nations, the Italian
colors predominating. Appropriate mu-
The menu was written entirely in Italian,
and attached to each one with ribbons of
the Italian colors was a novel souvenir in
the form of a miniature package of spa
ghetti
Mrs. F. G. Sanborn gave an elaborate
luncheon al the University Club on Tues
day, complimentary to Mrs. Ellen Hen
rotin, ex-president of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs. The large oval
shaped table was artistically decorated
zias.
Those invited by Mrs. sanborn to meet
Mrs. Henrotin were: Mrs. A. S. Morrison,
Mrs. John F. Swift Mrs. P. B. Cornwall,
Mrs. Mary w: Kincaid Mrs Dorvilie Lib,
by, Mrs. A. A. Sargent, Mrs. Horace Da-
yis. Mrs James Dunn, Miss Anna Beaver.
Henry G. Bunker, Mrs. A. ". Bishop,
Mrs. John Bakewell, Mrs. E. Llewellyn,
Mrs. Henry l.. Dodge, Mrs. J. c. Stubbs,
Mrs. A S. Frank; Mrs. A. 3. Butler, Mrs.
W. Eckart, Mrs. George Law Smith,
Mrs. f. n. Woods Mrs. w S. Wood. Mrs
Charles Wood, Mrs. James Goewey. Mrs
a : "a q; " venijf NJ Mrs. N. / Higgins, Mrs W.
II. Powers, Mrs. w B. HARRINGTON Nrs
John F. Merrill Mrs Josephine de
Greaayers Mrs; 6. J, Bucknall Mrs. Joseph
Charles Slack, Mrs. |. S. Belcher Mrs
John NJ. Chretien, Mrs J. r. Loosley Mrs
=; - -; Booth; Mrs. William Manning, Miss
d CnaTJ1tte IEn Hughes, Mrs. Henry Gibbons
ana Mrs. Frank Symmes
me largest tea Of the week was given
by Mrs Edward A. Belcher on TUESDAY
afternoon at her residence. 2030 Scott
street; She was assisted in receiving bv
Mrs. e: B. Young, Miss Ethel Creagb
Mss Mss GIfertrqde If,r. ID Goewey Miss Eieanor
Church and Miss Marie Voohies
Dr and Mrs. Isaac Jones gave a dinner
at the Bohemian Club Thursday evening
and ex-president of the Forum GiuIbo iIboUiiuei
Miss Cora Smedberg was hostess ar \
luncheon last Friday at her home on
Larkin Lar street at which Miss Edith Ovens,
VINO is here from the East on a brief
visit. was the guest of honor.
A very delightful luncheon was given
last tuesday by Mrs. John NJ. Cunning
ham at her residence. 2S29 Pacific aveni1e
IN honor or Mrs Whitelaw Reid and Mrs
Harold Sewall. Those invited to meet
them were: Mrs. ]. Downey Harvey Mrs
Timothy Hopkins, Mrs c. P. Eels. Mrs
). X: *. Nuttall, Mrs. A NJ Easton Mrs
A. Chesebrough, Mrs. R. P Schwerin
Mrs. James A. Robinson, Miss Dillon and
Miss Mamie Kohl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Martin Mann
gave dinner party to Hon and
Mrs. E. B. Pond last evening ant at
their residence. S4l4 Washington street,
The center of the table was pret-
tily decorated with a miniature iake
framed in La France roses and iIlumi,'
mated with small electric light buIbs
Those invited to meet Mr.. and Mrs
POND were: Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs John d. Mckee, Mr., and
Mrs. John Spruance, Mr.. and Mrs. e r
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon StoIp. Mr
and Mrs. John A. Phillips. Mrs. James
Nee. Miss Genevieve Nee. Miss Nora Nc
Nell, w. f. Whittier, Captain Charles
ling and H. V. Mann Of Chicago
The Misses Morrison, who have been
visiting Mrs. James Phelan, have re-
turned to their home in San Jose
Miss Alma Robinson is at present visit
ing her aunt, Mrs JarbOe. at her horne