The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08

families of California. The groom is
son of w. r. Woodward, vice president
and general manager of the Randsburg
Railroad, and is from Chicago. The happy
couple received many beautiful presents, ITS,
chief among these being bonds to the
amount of $40 900, which were present
from Mr.. Woodward Sr. Mr.. and. Mrs
Woodward will remain in California Tor
a short time and will then leave for an
extended trip to Eastern cities and per-
hapS- to Europe.
Mrs. Jesse Waterman entertained the
Wesley Club at a luncheon at her cot
tage, Terminal Island, Saturday, The
table was very prettily decorated and
covers were laid for twenty-three.
Homer Laughlin entertained, APner Nc
Kinley and party with a tally-ho drive
through the city on Wednesday.
The Jonathan Club held reception in
honor of Battery D on wednesday even
ing Addresses were made by f. X. Rule,
president of the club; BrigadIer General
Otis, Captain Diss, Senator Bula, VIII
A. Harris and W. ]. Barrett. Puncn ana
cigars were served to the guests in the
Brlgadier General Otis entertained the
members of the war board and Captain
home on Wiltshire boulevard Wednesday
Those present besides Captain Diss and
General Otis were John f. Francis, J.
R. Newberry and Congressman-elect X.
La Mariposa Club gave it's first dance
Hall.
Company F of the Seventh Regiment
gave a smoker complimentary to Battery
D at the Armory on Monday evening last.
A very pretty wedding took place on on
wednesday evening a the cathedral OF
St. Vibiana when Rev. Father j. j. Cliff
ford united in marriage Miss Emily G.
Conrad and N. J. Lindenfeldt. The Mari
posa Club, Of which the groom is mem
Der, attended in body and large num-
Der of friends and relatives were present.
After the wedding ceremony supper was
served at the residence Of the brides
father, Andrew Conrad, on Ninth street
Mrs. Kate Tupper Galpin gave recep-
ton Saturday afternoon at her home on
Fremont avenue. Mrs. Galpin was assist
ed in receiving by Mesdames L. D. Will
hard, Frank Virgins, R. H. F. Nariel, E.
II. Barmore, f. l.. Jones, c. D. Mcclure,
j. l. Murphy; Misses Mary Baldwin, Floy
The members of zeta Chapter of
Gamma Eta Kappa gave a theater party
at Morosco's Burbank Theater,. followed
by a supper at LeVy's, on Monday even
ing last in honor of Lieutenant John A.
Glass of Battery D.
General Sherman entertained al dinner
Thursday evening al the Westminster Ho-
lowing were guests: DIR. f. K. Ainsworth
l.. E. Mosher w. J. Trask, H. ]. Fleish-
man. Charles R. Holteroff. c.. Modini-
Roy Jones of Santa Monica.
Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Davies, who were re-
Gently married here. have returned and
Drive.
Dr. John R. Haynes and Dr. Robert w.
Haynes have returned from Europe,
where they had been sojourning for sew
Hon. D. P. Hatch has returned from
British Columbia, where he has been look
ing after mining interests.
Mrs. ]. B. Howard and family, who
have been summering at South Santa
Monica, have returned to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Howard will be at home to her
friends 436 West Ninth street.
Adjutant General and Mrs Seamans
have returned to their home in Pasadena;
daughter have returned from a visit to
Canada and Eastern States. Mrs. Rob
ertson will be at home to her friends on
the second and fourth Wednesdays at 5OS
West Twenty-seventh street;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coburn Turner
have returned from the East, where they
ceive on Wednesdays at 1016 West Wash
ington street after october 25.
Professor and Mrs. p. w. Payne held a
reception for their juvenile classes in
dancing at Blanchard Hall. Broadway, on
Mrs. Kennie Kempton is in Los Angeles
for few days previous to her departure
for her home in San Francisco.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lucey have re-
turned to their home in San Francisco,
Major and Mrs. O. w. Welch gave din
ner Friday evening complimentary to
| Captain j. w. F. Diss at their home in
South Flower street.
Inc Los Angeles oCilOOI III JOIdHldllC
Art, under the direction of G. A. Dobin-
son. will open its fall term on October r.
Mrs c. w. Woolwine and family have
returned from a years stay in Terminal
Island. Mrs. Woolwine will be at home to
her friends at her residence in st. James
Park on Wednesdays.
w H H. Thomas Jr. and wife. who
were recently married in the East.
rived over the Santa Fe Sunday and are
registered at the Hollenbeck Hotel. They
expect to reside here permanently in a
home on Twentyseventh street which
Mr. Thomas sr. presented to them as
wedding gift
Pasadena gave a reception to the new
students on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Miner have re-
turned from San Francisco.
Senator and Mrs. Stephen NJ White
have returned from San Francisco.
Mrs. William Marks of San Francisco
received her friends at the Van Nuys Ho-
tel on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs H Newmark have gone
to San Francisco and will visit their son.
who is a student at Berkeley.
At the Resorts.
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