The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

Miss Amelia Bloom of San Jose is visit
ing In the city, the guest of Miss Ida V.
Levy, l6S5 Post street.
Miss Kate T. Whitaker has returned
from England, after an absence OF a year
and half, and is residing at the Hotel
Stewart, Ellis and Leavenworth streets
Los angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs d. ". Emmons, who have
recently arrived from the East were the
guests Of honor at dinner given al the
Van Nuys Hotel on Monday evening by
Mrs H. n. Haviland Besides the guests
of honor and hostess there were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Smith, Mr. and Mrs
l.. Miller, Miss Emmons, Miss Bessie En-
mons. w. Smith and II. T. Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Groves of Towne ave
nue. entertained at 8 o'clock dinner on
Tuesday evening in honor of Alexander
Mckenzie of the Frederick Warde COM
pany. Covers We're laid tor eight. The
guest OF honor entertained the company
win several select readings, which were
greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Alexander ri. Levy of Chicago
who Is visiting relatives in this city, Was
the guest OF honor at a whist party given
by MRS. Margaret Hughes Oh saturday
afternoon at her home IN ST. James Park
Mrs. Teed captured nrst prlze, Mrs. Nor
ian second ana Mrs Wlgmore consolation.
Mrs. Hugnes was assisted IN receiving by
her daughters, Mrs. Josephine Butler and
Mrs. Frances Shoemaker and the guests
T.. 4. StimsOn, ii. b. Ainsworth, Ira o.
Smith, A. j. Salisbury, r. Burnett, George
A. montgomery, Juana Neal, w ;. Hook.
a. +. Robbins, +. A. Van GeiSen, Telfair
Creighton, L. Anderson. q, II. MigmOre.
Charles Prayer, h. a. StOner West
Hughes, ID. h. Miles of san Francisco,
Wincup, william r. Lewis Percy Schu-
macher. William Freisner, a. j. Morlan.
William Wincup, X. Perez, Sheldon BOr-
den. William +. West, Freeman G.. Teed
i Welcome. l'TgtgnfOn. Misses
Frye, Clemmens, Daingerhed. Benton,
Ward. klokke. Mullins, Easton, White
Patton, Creighton and Henderson.
on Tuesday evening at s O'Clock the
wedding OF Miss Nellie Newell. daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. T. w. Newell, formerly
Of Des Moines. Iowa. 10 Charles a. Ball
reich of that city took place at the Hotel
Baltimore. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Hugh X. Walker Of the En-
manuel Presbyterian Church. Mrs. New
ell was assisted in receiving by Mines.
McCord. McCutcheon and McGonig F.
About one hundred guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. BallTeich left on Wednesday
morning for the Hotel del Coronado.
where they will spend a few days before
returning 10 Los Angeles, where they will
Mones, Iowa, where Mr.. Ballreich is a
prominent lawyer.
DR. H. G. Brainard. dean of the medical
college Of the University of Southern Cal
ifornia. who has just returned from a six
months study tour spent in Europe. was
the guest of honor at banquet given by
members of the medical profession in Los
Angeles at the Hollenbeck Hotel on Sat
urday evening. DR.. Walter Lindley acted
as toastmaster and toasts were responded
10 as follows: Home. Sweet Home" DR..
II. G. Brainard; Welcome TO Our Dean
]. s. Hall: our First Class" DR.. II. Bert
GOwan; Opportunities for the Young
Men of To-day" Rev. Thomas Bowling;
The Doctor & as Citizen. DR.. w. lie
L. Cole: "The Greater United States"
Frank F. Davis. Speeches were also made
by J. G: Rives DR.. John K. Haynes, Dr.
NJ. l.. Moore and DR.. c. l.. King. About
one hundred and twenty-five guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton o'Bear entertained
at cards at their home on South
Figueroa street on Friday evening. Bac-
were awarded to Miss Penfield and Mr.;
Mrs. Carl Rodgers, Misses Penfield,
Snodgrass, Williams. Bovart. Mrs. Bo-
vart, Messrs. Kohner, Penfleld. DIR. ].
j. Choate and DR. f. NJ Palette.
The Los Angeles Country Club gave
the first of a series OF tournament balls
at the new clubhouse on Western ave
nue.. The affair was in charge ~ the
house committee, which included Messrs.
c. c. Carpenter, ]. G.. Mossin and w s.
Porter. About 200 guests were present.
The members Of the senior class of the
a hundred of their friends on Friday
evening at the school building on South
Grand avenue. A cantata, THE Grass
hopper was presented after which the
chairs were removed from the rooms
and dancing was INDUCED in.
Mrs c. II. Mathay of Alvarado street
entertained with a party on Tuesday af-
ternoon in honor of the sexenty-ninth
birthday of her mother. Mrs. Ferd Colts
chalk. The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferd Gottschalk Mines. Louis Gottschalk
j. Bond Francisco. Charles Kuhn OF St
Louis, w. Bosbyshell, Il. Kayser. NJ A
Noyse.. ]. c., Schaffer, E. Fenerbom. c.
Stumpf l.. Selmer, f. J. Bauer, F. NJ. |
Boswell and Mrs. Koenig of Anaheim.
Frederick Warde lectured before the |
Wednesday Morning Club and their in !
vited guests on Saturday morning at the |
First Congregational Church on DAILY |
street.
S. B. Hines. general manager Of the Ter
minal Railroad, and wife are at Terminal /
Island for the winter.
w. Egbert. who has been al Terminal /
Island for the past three months, returned ]
TO his home in Oakland.
Gay Lewis. who was one of the first to |
prospect on Mckinley Greek in the Porcu- /
pine district, has returned from Alaska
He has with him several very large gold |
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ Harris have re-
turned from a visit to Mexico.
Mrs. f. +. Bosbyshell will be at home
on Fridays instead Of Thursdays of each
week.
Mrs. c. w. Blanchard accompanied bv
her mother. Mrs. M. e. Fox. has gone
to San Francisco to visit relatives
Preston Forester has gone to New Or
leans to look after business interests sHe
expects TO reside there permanently
DR.. and Mrs. t. j. Eaton. who have been
visiting relatives in the East, have re-
turned 10 Los Angeles.
DR.. and Mrs. Shelby Tolhurst. who hava
recently returned from a visit to the Eat |
are. at their cottage at Terminal Island |
for, the next two months.
Mrs; A Nj. Strong has gone to Kan
SaS (itV visit friends