The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
Los angeles.

J. j. Fay Jr. entertained with stag
dinner at his home on Adams street
Thursday The affair was in honor of
a hunting party which returned from the
Oregon mountains last week and of which
Mr. Fay was a member. The table deco
rations were in pink carnations and ferns
and covers We're laid for eight The
guests were: Judge r. H. f. Variel,
Messrs E. T. Stmson, Fred Lyon, Drs.
E. r. Smith NJ. L. Moore, w. w. Hitch
cock and Rogers.
street entertained at luncheon on
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. William
Med. Shaw of Covineton, KY, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Russell. A
unique feature of the decorations was the
absence of flowers In the dining-room,
where ferns were artistically arranged.
The other guests were: MeSdameS h. +.
Bosbyshen, Charles H. White, H. M.
Russell and Holloway.
Mrs. ]. King, West Seventh street, en-
tertained with whist on , FTiday ri rtha evening
versary The first prizes Were. won by
Mrs. Lynn and Mr.. Holton and the conso-
lation prizes by Mrs. HoIton otto and ,I DR..
John NJ Glass, Mr.. and Mrs. Leithead,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison, DR.. and Mrs. T. M. Lynn, Mr..
Gilman Mesdames Harriet Show, A.
Robertson; Messrs. Albert Glass and +.
Williams.
Harry Baskerville entertained the Alpha
: Chapter. Phi Delta Fraternity, with a
stag dinner on Thursday evening. Car
nations and ferns were used in the. deco
dining room the fraternity colors were
gracefully draped about; The table dec
orations were of roses, ferns and ribbons.
Those present besides the most were;
Fred ". Gillette, Jack Tebbets, win
Reed, Sam F. Moulton and f. w. Sails
bury. Co. -
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Emma Graves, to William A. Strong.
Mrs. Albert Lester, Manftou avenue,
gave a matinee party on frlaay iast; me me
afternoon was a guessing contest, DE
AnimaIes." Mrs. Aylesworth was award
ed first prize and Mrs. Hepensf{all consola-
W. w steddom! Charles Bradford, Frank
P. Flint, Motley Flint, Allan Muir, VIII
lam Mcintyre, e,l9 Pave Martln. rd WiIiiam ,,Gan
worth. Charles Clark, William Hepen-
stall, Balfour and Stevens:
Miss Marguerite Moore. South Figueroa
street, entertained with lawn party on
FRIDAY in honor of Miss Anna Bias of
Santa Cruz. Besides the guest OF honor
there were present: Mrs. Bert Williams
ond the Misses Henrietta JanSs, Rubie
Kimball. Virginia and Ada Dryden, Jessie
Hail Elsie kimball, Inez Moore, Juliette
Phelps Edith Whittaker, fe pansy s rnba Mh16
Ada Ford, Fanny Barber, Sabina Burks,
Adele Brodtbeck, Edna Bumiller, Pauline
Bolts and Bertha Pollard;
street. entertained the. members of the
Sans Souci Club on THURSDAY evening
The evening was pleasantly passed with
progressive whist. Mrs; Huntington and
Ne Wild were awarded first prizes and
Mrs. Wild and Mr.. Smith consolations
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. e. L.
Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Whomes, Mr.; and Mrs
A. G. Wild, Miss Alvinia Burkardt and
Herbert l.. Cornish.
Mrs. Belle Prentiss announces the en-
eaeement of her daughter, Miss Minnie
Prentiss. to Austin Guy Baldwin, former
Iy of Columbus. Ohio The wedding is to
take place the Latter lnder PaTe Oh Mnni Prem
+iss Ressie Bonsall Messrs Allan Fraser,
sam Haskins and A. Guy Baldwin formed
a house party at the Anderson cottage,
Redondo, from Friday to Sunday. The
young folks were chaperoneo py Judge
and Mrs. Winder.
At high noon on Thursday Miss Cora
Crubbs and J. A Graham were united in
marriage at st. Johns Episcopal Church.
on West Adams street, by the Rev. b.
w r Taylor The ceremony was wit
messed by about a hundred relatives and
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Graham will enjoy
their honeymoon at the Hotel del Coro-
nado and upon their return Will reside IN
On Thursday afternoon at o'clock the
cornerstone Of the new Friday Morning
Clubhouse. on the corner Of Tenth and
vas very simple President Mrs J. F.
Sartori read a paper giving history of
the Clubhouse Association. Mesdames
Charlotte Wills and Caroline NJ. Sever
ance assisted in laying the cornerstone.
Rrieadier General and Mrs. Harrison
Gray Otis entertained the members of the
Times staff on Monday evening, at their
residence on Wiltshire boulevard. The af-
fair was in honor of the fortieth anniver-
sary OF their marriage.
very nretty double wedding took place