The San Francisco call., 1899-04-16

stubbs, daughters of J. c. stubbs. will ar
father, who viii accompany them to their
home in this city. They have been alb
sent a year and half. during which
time they have been travelling in Europe.
The Misses Marshall have arrived from
the East and have joined their parents,
Colonel and Mrs. ]. NJ. Marshall, at the
Major and Mrs. Groesback have re
East and are at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Harry. NJ. Gillig sailed from New York
Mrs. Henry I. Scott and Miss Mary
Scott, who have been abroad during the
New York by Mr.. Scott, who went East
to meet them
Mrs. Samuel G. Murphy is visiting Mrs
James Wyatt Oates at the latters home
in Santa Rosa.
Miss Laura Van wyck is, the guest of
Miss Laura Jordan at her home on Will
lamette Heights, Portland, Or.
Edward NJ. Greenway IS travelling in
Montana and Utah and will return to this
Colonel Alexander G. Hawes left re-
Gently for the City of Mexico, where he
e1GRso GRsp{sh 10 e m Beh3 6Gr g. s. A. ws9s sad Mrs
Bent have departed for Fort Brady,
Mich; where the captain is now sta
q. l
Bent's mother, Mrs. Emelie Cohen of Ala
media.
Lieutenant J. c. Cantwen and Mrs
CantWell who was formerly Miss Flor
in the week and are stopping at the Hotel
Wellesley. Mrs. Cantwell will receive
with her mother, Mrs montgomery God
ley, on Thursdays at her home, 1918 Sac
ramento street.
Miss Bernice Landers of San Leandro,
who is at present in Honolulu expects
rO leave there with he
Lorings of Oakland who are now in the
islands.
Isabel Kingsford left yesterday afternoon
for New York City to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Felice Kingsford and
Thomas Canton Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. A P. Gianinni. who have
been visiting in the south, have returned
on account of the illness Of their little son,
| Lloyd.
The engagement is announced of Miss
A very enjoyable party was given oy
| Miss Rose kinsey at her home. S35 Post
street, last Friday evening. Games, songs
| and dancing were enjoyed during the
! evening, after which supper was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
! II. Harter, Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Keser, Mr.
| and Mrs Clarence Schneider Miss Rose
Ferguson SSs sGyth tdgtt A165f. Mss 1Iizzzfee fzzfe
! Fossey, Miss Annie Kinsey Miss Agnes
! Sparrowe, Cyril Holt George Fossey,
Harry Fossey, Hayden Simmons, Fred
Keser, Donald Platt and William May of
! Spokane.
A reception was given last Wednesday
evening in honor of Or. S. ]. Call at the
home of Miss Lille NJ. Ingargiola at 1124
| Bush street. The evenings entertainment
included songs by. DIT. S. J. Call Mrs. w.
a. Lampe, and Miss Gertrude Van Dyne;
piano solos by Professor Emil Steinegger
and Miss Mary NJ. Brown; recitation by
Miss Sadie Dealy. The, guests were: Mrs.
r. Holmes, Mrs. Dentler, Mrs w. A.
Lampe, Mrs. c. Baker, Mrs. Van Dyne
Mrs. Boem, Mrs. j. Nounnan, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs, Kinkey, Miss E; Anderson, Miss May
Donohue, Miss Pearl Baraco, Miss Sadie
Dealy, Miss A. Rogers, the Misses Anna
and Lulu Dentfer, the Misses Dollie and
Miss Mary NJ. Brown, Miss Lille NJ In
gargiola, DR.. S. j. Call, ColOnel A C. Bar
ry, James Finlayson, Professor Emil
Mr.. Kinkey, Alfred Anderson. c. Baraco
T. Ronalds and Andrew Baker
Frank Johnson, Eugene Mcclellan.
Isaac and George Charette, officers of the
battleship Iowa, were entertained last
Friday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William D.. Keystone at Ills Bush
street Among those present We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Ward NJ Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
WinzelDurger, Mrs. ii. Clay Miller, Miss
Miller, Miss Scott, Miss Pestner and Miss
Eleanor O'Brien.
A very pretty wedding was that of Miss
Dote NJ. Sewell and John D. McGilvray
Jr., which was celebrated at the Church
Of the Advent April s. The brides gown
G~r~AAA'
m0usseline de sole. The veil was caught
back with a diamond sunburst, the gift
Tracey was maid of honor. She wore
dainty frock of yellow silk net over yell
Mr.. and Mrs. McGilvray spent a few
days in Los Angeles before starting for
Mexico, where they will make their home.
Last Friday afternoon a delightful sail
around the bay on the Government tug
Mcdowell was enjoyed by the following
pb1nprOOpd hV Mrs a HnffroaT,
The Misses Marie and Juliet Bertaud,
Miss Minnie Diederich, Miss Birdie
rion Hennessy; Miss LIZZIE Sloan, Miss
Mayme Mcmahon and Miss Lucy Har-
lowe: Edward Page, Leonard Wallace,
Percy Harris, Everette Lamp, Roy Parm=
lee, Earl Parker, Franklin Morse, H. B.
Meyer of Kalamazoo, Mich, and Hon. ].
p. Bourne of Honolulu.
Mrs. Charles Oswald Butler (nee Fisch-
becD has returned from her southern
trip and will be at her home, 1917 Mason
street the first and third Tuesdays of
each month.
Miss Helena Morgenstern, who has
been visiting friends, has returned to her
home in VacaVille.
Mrs. L: Livingstone of 1915 O'Farren
street celebrated the seventy-first ami
versary of her birth on Monday by giving
an elaborate luncheon to the inmates of
the Jewish Old Ladies Home on Lom-
The entire board of directors, the home
physician, Dr. e. M. Weiss; Mrs. L. Liv-
lngStOne, Mrs. h. Levy, Mrs. +. II. MerZ-
bach, Mr. and Mrs. B. Livingstone, Rev.
DR.. Nieto, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Asher, Mrs.
II. Davis, Mrs. T. Kaufman, Mrs. T. OPP
penheimer Mr.. and Mrs. H. Olcorich. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Lewis Miss =. Livingstone,
Mrs. Bejiner, David and Lawrence Levy,
Mrs. H. Goldstone, Miss r. Rosenthal, S.
Bernstein, Mrs. Matthias Meyer, Mrs D.
Newhouse, Mrs. RothschiId and Mrs.
Pririge
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Miss Kate Rehm on Monday
evening. Among the guests were: Miss
Kate Rehm, Miss Kate Dolan, Miss Kittie
Jennings, Miss Lizzie Rehm, Miss The
resa Mercy, Miss May skinner, Miss
Emma Beckmann, Miss Cessna Beck
mann, Miss Clara Rehm, Miss Julia
Gantner, Mrs. Carrie Gantner, Miss Liz
zie Monroe, and j. Kelly, ]. Rehm. MT.
Sagehorn, H. Monroe, Mr. Hilderbrand,
II. Crosf1eld, f. Walker. c. Rehm, A.
Weber, Charles Gantner and Mr.. Rehm
a delightful party was given last We'd
nesday by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aubrv
at their residence, 141 Jersey street. in
honor of the eighteenth birthday of their
eldest daughter, Miss Elsie Aubry. The
young lady was the recipient Of MANY
valuable presents. The vocal and instru
mental portion of the evening entertain
ment was furnished principally by the
Aubry. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stanley,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Schmitt, Mr. and Mrs
F. Rutter,. Miss Elite Hale, Miss Birdie