The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25


at seashore and mountains, has
~ been taking flying trips to town
y This summer it is here, there
81 and everywhere with the society
birds Of passage. The theater
has drawn a number of people back for
"one night stands to enjoy the play and
tnan back again TO green pastures. Wed
ding oells still continue to ring out their
chimes.
The wedding Of Miss Laura Crittenden
and LOUIS Mercado took place at St. Ste
phens Episcopal Church on Wednesday
at high noon. Mr. Chauncey BOardman
gave the bride into the grooms keeping.
After the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served at the residence Of the bride :
aunt. Mrs. r. b. Sanchez. TO which only
the brides immediate friends and rea-
tiVes were bidden. Among those present
IN the church were Mrs. S. Nj. Van Wyck
Miss Van Wyck. Mrs. and Miss c. Y. S.
Gibbs, Mrs. Drown, Miss Bernie Drown
Judge Seawell and most of other friends
The wedding of Miss Harriet Hecht Of
Boston and Mr.. Marcus Sloss of this city
took place at the residence Of the bride 5
father last Monday afternoon. The bride
was attended by Miss Sally r. Hecht. as
maid of honor, and three little flower
girls. Mr.. Joseph SIoss. brother of the
groom, acted as best man. The ushers
We're Mr.. simon l.. Hecht and Mr.. Albert
Na7 Raalte. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II.
HeyHt, uncle and aunt of the bride. and
Mrs +. r. Lilienthal, sister OF the groom,
completed the bridal party. Mr.. SlosS IS
a graduate of Harvard, a member Of the
Bohemian Club and San Francisco
Xerein. and is vice president of the
Harvard Club of San Francisco. Mr..
SlOss. after short honeymoon, will bring
his bride to San Francisco, where he is
a pracucing attorney.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Adelaide Worden of
Alameda and Professor Frank Soule of
Soule IS head of the engineering depart
ment in the State University. Mrs. Soule
is well known in the East as the writer
OF short stories of marked literary merit.
commander Of the Second Army Corps.
who is now here en- route to the Philip
ner given by Colonel w. r. Smedberg in
the red room of the Bohemian Club on
Monday evening. The guests were seat
ed at the table several hours and in
cluded Mayor Phelan, General Compton,
Colonel Freeman, Colonel FOrwood. Col
onel Greenleaf. Colonel Hoffman, Colonel
Babcock, Captain Benson. Captain Rivers.
Captain Plummer. LIEUTENANT Howard,
Lieutenant Smedberg, Horace Hill. E. O.
McCoTmi{ck, j. B Stetson, ?. N Mclean,
W. Thomas and G c. Boardman
General Young was rendered a reception
at the Occidental Hotel Tuesday evening
by the California Commandery of the
Loyal Legion. About seventy-five gentle
men were present.
Mrs. George Crocker will entertain Il
number of friends at Castle Crag. Mrs.
some weeks with Mrs. Crocker Mr. and
Mrs. w. H; Mills and daughter and Miss
Marjory Gibbons have just returned from
q short visit there.
Mrs. John d. Spreckels and the Misses
Grace and Lille SDreckels have gone to
Coronado Beach, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. Colin NJ. Boyd is at her summer
home, Casa Boyd" in Alameda County
summer at Coronado Beach.
Mrs. Monroe Salisbury and the Misses
Kate and Margaret Salisbury are at Lau-
rel Dell, in Lake County.
Major and Mrs. Darling will not return
. Mrs. Kip. Miss Kip, Mrs. Edie. Miss
Alice Hoffman. Southard and Jack Hoff-
man have gone to Yosemite.
Mrs: A HI Loug,hborough and the
summer at Shasta.
]. B. Stetson and Harry Stetson have
Geturned from a six months tour of
Mrs. Irvine. Miss Alice Hagar and ]. w.
Byrne are in New York. ready to sail
Peter D. Martin and Walter s. Martin
nave returned to the city from out-of-
Mrs. W. R. Whittier. Mrs. r II Car
roll and Miss Gertrude Carroll will spend
the summer at Del Monte.
Miss Sallie Maynard and Miss Mary Bell
Gwn have been the guests of Mr. and
=. Mrs. Tompkins at San Anselmo.
; MI. and Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels are
. now at their ranch near Santa Rosa hut
VII spend the summer months at Del
Miss Ethel Keeney and Miss Leontine
:Blakeman leave on July ! for Del Monte.
- MI ana Mrs. w. Y. Huntington and