The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-04-02

dom were married last Tuesday evening
at the home of the brides father The
ceremony was performed by Rev. MIR.
Fuendeling. The young couple left on
ern California, and on their return will
reside in Oakland. Among the guests inA
vited were: ]. Drusedom, Albert. Walter
and Clarence Drusedom, Mrs. l. Nickel,
Miss Nj. Nickel A. Nickel, Conrad and
Fred Riegelhuth, Mr.. and: Mrs. Sucher,
MISS /, Snch N4r MISSES Sopsle and Tina
and Mrs. II, A. Hammond. Mrs. H
Haries. Mr.. Marsh, Mrs. E. Sneider, Mrs.
and Mrs. E. schultz, j. Kucking. C.
Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. S. Doud and Mrs.
Franks.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs, J. ]. New
begin celebrated the twentieth annivers-
airy of their wedding China wedding} at
their residence, 633 Douglas street. Those
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pardee
Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. David Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Young, Professor and
Mrs. w. B. Curtis, Mrs. Il. H: Mattner
Mrs. J. B. Kehoe, Miss Ada Newbegin
Miss Ella Schrage, Miss Lottie Schrage,
Miss Minnie Judson, Miss Fannie Judsoh,
Miss Nellie Leary Miss Annie Ross, Miss
Pansy Newbegin. Edward T. Johnson, Paul
Mattner, ]. J. Newbegin Jr., William A.
! Curtis, Herbert C. Curtis and Masters
Clarence and Milton Curtis.
Cards are out announcing the 1orth-
coming wedding of Miss Annie G. Peter
sen and Mark L. Megladdery They VIII
be married on the 4th inst, after which
they VIII hold reception at the residence
Of DR.. and Mrs. Walter r. Scroggs, 54V442
Mission street.
The Ramona Cotillon of SO will hold its
fifth reception on Monday evening, April
3, at Mission Opera Hall. The officers are:
Leslie Colon, president; A. A. Reed,
vice president; Miss L. Smith secretary;
Otto Shuier treasurer; George r. Puck
EFT, director Of the cotillon.
The F'l Dorado Whist Club was d6llRhC@
fully entertained on Wednesday evening,
March p, by Miss L. Barkhaus at her
bers participating in the. game were: Mr..
and Mrs. E. p. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. u.
MOrehead Mr. and Mrs. Z. j. Warnecke,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Phelan, Miss Maud
broner and E. w. Thompson.
The following Californians sailed for
Europe per Hamburg American liner
Knapp. Miss Etelka Knapp, Mrs. Won
Caspar, Major Darling and party, o.
Berman and Emil Hellmich, all of Sam
Francisco; and n. Clineschmidt and Miss
Amelia Clineschmidt of Redding.
4 very pleasant surprise party was
given on March Is TO Albert Simmie at
the home of his father, Captain Simmie,
| evening was cakeWalk. Those present
were:
Captain and Mrs Smmie Mrs. Davidson,
Mrs. Russell, the Misses Margaret, Jessie
and Elfrida Nicol, Miss Cora Hasty, the
Misses Ebba and Lillian Anderson, Miss
Helen Weatherbee, Miss Rita Brown,
ry Davidson, Clarence Hurd, William
Nicol, David Delzelle, w. D. Simpson, A
Weatherbee, Thomas Simmie and J. Da-
Sir. and Mrs. ]. F. Prize entertained the
members of the 8:15 Whist Club at their
home, $50 Castro street, Oakland, last
and Mrs. F. Dorsaz, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
KlnleX, Mr.. and Mrs Z. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs J. F. Pirie, Miss Lillian Botters,
Miss EstelIa Short, G. W. Dudgell and
Mr. Amsden. First prizes were won by
Mrs j. F. Prize and G. w. Dugdell and
the consolation favors by Mrs. Davis and
J. F. Pirie.
A pleasant surprise. party was rendered
to Mrs: J: w. Williams, 1904 Guerrero
street by her many friends Friday even
ing, March p. Among those present were:
The Misses Rose and Margie Thomas,
Miss Louise Gray, Miss Margaret VIII
Davis, Miss Annie Owens, o. Jensen, Will
liam Williams, Joseph Williams, Ralph
Gum, David Morgan, Peter Ehler, John
Williams. Harry T. Lake, Joseph Morrell,
Hugh Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Reimers, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards,
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Williams, Mrs. G. Cross, 0. P. Will
Hams and W. Edmonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Sewell of 1105 Shot
well street have issued cards for the wed
Dofe Mira, and John D. McGil-
vray Jr., son of John D. McGilvray,
the well-known builder. The ceremony
will take place in the Church of the Adj
vent on Eleventh street, next Wednees-
day evening. at S:45. Miss Sewell is. a
pretty brunette and has been a prominent
figure in social circles for the past few
years. Mr.. McGilvray is engaged in his
fathers Office and is a great favorite with
his associates.
The members of the Entire Nous Cotillon
will give their fifth assembly and ger
man of the season on Friday evening,
April II, at the Palace Hotel.
a luncheon and reception will be ten
dered to Rev. John Watson, DID. clan
Maclaren'0. the famous author and
Scotch divine, in the Maple room of the
Palace Hotel next Wednesday noon by
the clergy and Scottish societies of this
city.
4 reception, entertainment and ball will
be rendered the grand officers and rep
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