The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-12

lent, Nora Sterry, Alice Strong, Hattie
strong, Helen kemper, Katherine KEN
Diego, Liela Simonds, Ladye Douglass,
Christine Kurtz, Katherine Kurtz Edith
Doran, Daisy Cross. Lillian Carleton,
Mcfarland, Augusta Lamb, Lucie Nit
chell, Laura Works, Ethel Works, Miss
Rixon, Louise Bourke, Adele Handbook,
6ershimer, Grace Mellus, Azuba Higgins,
Carhart, Daisy Kendall, Susie Howard,
Dora Dora V IGi59 Clark, Mabel Garnsey,
s soglsf aaf A Florence Nolan , MessFs
"; T. Talbot, Karl Klokke, Charles
White, Russell Taylor Rob Parsons, Dan
Mcfarland Jr, Fred Engstrum, Earl
bourne, Curtis Williams, Don Fisher, Err
nest Williams, Norman Sterry, Ernest
Tanner, Dan Laubershimer, VIII
Moore, Harry Wood, Charles Jones, Clar-
ence Douglass, Ralph Day, Charles Sey-
Ter F. Shankland. Otto Brodtbeck, Tom
Carhart, Don Carleton, L. Meyers, W.
Brazleton, John Posey, Christie w. KEN
per, Irwin Heron. Schroeder, w Phelps,
sign, Lashbrooke, Louis Garrett, Sullivan,
Drs. John McGarry, r. V. Day, Kirkpat-
rick and Holman.
Mrs A. p West entertained with a
South Figueroa street. Covers were laid
for Mesdames ]. Ross Clark. G. n. Sterry,
H. G Otis, A j. Waters. O. P, Posey, c.
w. c. Miller. E. p. Clark, e. ]. Stanford,
Christine Foote, Augustus Hine. Sarah
Van Gleson, and J. II. Adams Of Pasa-
dena.
Mrs. Karl Kurtz entertained with
luncheon at her apartments in the Baker
block on Thursday. The affair was in
San Diego, who is her guest for the win
ter Mrs. L. D. Sale assisted in receiving
and the other. guests were: Misses Carrie
T,YIta I Lit
Sada Johnson, Mary Hunsaker, Carrie
Waddilove, Patty Woodward, Frida He'll
man, Clara Carpenter, Adelaide Loring,
Halle futile, Eleanor Tuttle, Susie Car
penter Hettie Miner and Virginia Dry
den.
A quiet wedding took place on Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. c. c.
Young, in South Alvarado street, when
her niece, Miss Blossom Williamson, was
married to DR.. Claire w. Murphy. Only
relatives and a few intimate friends wit
formed by Rev c. r. Brainard. The
bride was becomingly gowned in white
taffeta and was unattended. The parlors
where the, ceremony was performed were
handsomely decorated with profusion
of chrysanthemums and roses. The bride
has been resident of this city for only
short time, but has made a host of
friends, who wish her joy. DR.. Murphy
Is a prominent young physician, who has
been connected with the staff of the
county hospital and the medical college,
DR.. and Mrs. Murphy will spend a short
time on a wedding tour to Santa Barbara
and San Francisco, and upon their return
will reside at 100 South Grand avenue.
Mrs. Rufus Heron entertained on
| Tuesday evening for her daughter, Miss
Edith, who was assisted in receiving by
Misses Gwendolin Laughlin and Susie
! Carpenter. Other guests were: Misses
! Halle futile, Eleanor futile, Louise
Bourke, Grace Rowley, Virginia Dryden,
! ling, Bessie Manafee, Helen Wells, Elsie
! Lewis, Mary Lee. Margaret Lee, Carmel
! tia Rosecrans, Lois Chamberlain, Aline
! Minnie Morgan, Flora Guthrie Virginia
! King, Anna Bard, Kittie Bard, Kato
Ridgeway, Mary Barrere, Nellie Leish,
! Virginia tombstone, Kate Clark, Gertrude
! King, Mathilde Bartlett Alice Moore,
! Juana Creighton, Ruth Sterry, Helen SAL
istbury,l -, Marion CHURCHILL, Gertrude
Manafee, Mary Hubble and Jean Bar
! rere.
/ Miss Frances Thomson entertained the
! members of the Alpha Rho Society on
! Tuesday evening at her home on West
/ Thirteenth street.
/ The Economic Club held its first meet
/ ing at Jerry Illichs on Tuesday evening.
Jack Tebbets entertained with dancing
party at his home on South Grand avenue
on FRIDAY evening. Chrysanthemums
present We're: Misses Lena Reed, Kitty
Mccormick, Zaidee HartwelI, Alice Hea-
ley. Mabel Kallock; Mrs. n. B. Webster;
Messrs. J: P. Hamilton, VIII Reed, Harry
l LON '4AASt l. w N'AIlShIC olll1 IL D. L Gu
bets.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Benway entertained
the High Five Club Tuesday evening at
The house was PRETTY decorated with Nth
roses and smilax- First prizes We're
awarded Mrs. Vance and Mr.; Summerin-
dyke, and Mrs. Weaver and DR. Vance
captured second prizes. The members
present were: DR.. and Mrs Vance, Judge
and Mrs. c. Q. Morgan, DR.. and Mrs
Kistler, Mr. and Mrs. George II. Freeman
Mr. and Mrs Charles Il
Mrs. George Summerindyke. Mr.. and Mrs
p. D. Weaver.
The fair for the benefit of the Sacred
Heart Church attracted large crowds
nightly during the past week Several
prominent society ladies were in charge
of booths.
The Misses Josephine and Lena Haas
entertained with matinee party at their
home on Fourteenth street tuesday The
house was beautifully l decorated with a
lax and ivy. About twenty guests were
present.
Miss Ednah Tinker, who will soon go TO
Riverside to reside, was the guest Of
honor at an informal at home given by
Miss May Sills on Monday evening. Mu-
sic and games formed the entertainment
during the, eyenng, and refreshments
hostess and guest of honor were: Mr., and
Mrs. j. O. Stills. the Misses Troconfz' Ona1
l MfiG Ga !, Frances SilIs and Helen Ham
G. B. Badam, G. Brown, r. p. skiiline,
and H. l.. Hough.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Harry Ainsworth have re-
turned from their wedding tour and are
at the Redondo lotel. Mrs Ainswortb
will receive on Wednesday afternoons and
evenings with her mother Mrs George
j. Mullins, al 1926 Ellensdale place.
George Rice SRI has returned from q
business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. NJ Newmark, accompanied by her
mother, left for an extended Eastern visit
Bishop j. II. Johnson has returned from
the East. where he has been VISITING for
some time.
Major and Mrs. H. NJ. Russell have re-
turned from visit to Eastern cities
Mrs. z. D. Mathus has as her guests
Mrs. A. w. Stedman of Chicago and Mrs
Homer Plimpton of Perris
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Stanton have re-
moved to their new home, 1858 South West
lake avenue. Mrs Stanton will receive
on the first and third Fridays
Mrs. Edward Qutnlan has returned from
Italy, where she went to study music.
Melville G. Eshman has gone to Charles
ton, ILL.,, where he will be married to Miss
Weiss of that city
Mrs. Parker has as her guest her cousin
Mrs. Florence Hardiman Miller of Oak,
land.
Mrs V. w. Helm formerly secretary Of
the Y. W. G. A. Of this city, is in the
city for short visit. Mrs Helm Is en-
route to Japan, where she will join her
husband.
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