The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Mrs. Ansel Easton ut their pretty home
at Mllbrae. Mr.. and Mrs. Reid will leave
tomorrow for their nome III the East.
Major General T. NJ. Anderson. Z. S.
V; Mrs. Anderson, the Misses Anderson
and Lieutenant Anderson, who returned
from Manila on the Japanese steamer
America Maru last week, have been stay
ing al the Palace.
DR.. John Evelyn Page, L. S. N, whose
engagement to Miss Mamie Burling has
among the friends of both parties, arrived
in the city yesterday morning.
Colonel and Mrs. r. A. Eddy are ex-
pected from Montana this week. They
will make a stay OF some duration at
the Palace Hotel.
Alfred Tobin and Richard Tobin re-
turned last Friday from a trip to Homo
W. J. Landers and Miss Bernice Ian
ders arrived from Honolulu last week,
having given up their trip to the Orient.
been visiting in Los Angeles during the
week.
p. McG; Bean has returned from
Mrs. John NJ. Cunningham will spend
the month Of June in the Yosemite Val
Mrs. Emma Shafter Howard of Oak
land will 60 to London the latter part of
this month with Miss Susan B. Anthony
to attend the international Congress of
Women.
Mrs. Albert Gallatin spent a few days
in Sacramento last week visiting her
mother Mrs. Charles Robin.
Miss NordhOff of Coronado Beach is Wis
iting Mrs. Eleanor Martin
Mrs. Walter +. Dean is confined to her
rooms at the Palace Hotel on account o.
illness.
A pretty wedding took place last, Tues
day at AHendale the home Of II. 9. HO-
bart, near Sebastopol the contracting
parties being Miss Jessie Margaret Hobart
and James NJ Leonard Of SutrO. New.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. c.
{. Kirkland. pastor Of the Congregational
Church at Sebastopol. Miss Maud Hobart,
n sister Of the bride, acted as maid of
honor and William >. Landers of this city
attended the groom. After an elaborate
eeremohy. Mr. ard Mrs. Leonard left for
New York. The bride is a cousin of Wal
ter Scott Hobart and is well known here
and in New York Walter S. Hobart and
family We're among the guests at the
wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Mamie Kent of
Oakland and Lieutenant Malcolm era
ham, who expects to leave soon for Ma
Mia wirh his regiment, will take place
on Lieutenant Graham's return from the
Philippines.
Miss Ruth Bird Pugh and Clyde sun
derIand viii be married on Thursday, July
6, at the home Of the bride-e!ect, 1872
Tenth avenue. East Oakland Mr.. Sun
derlaud is a nephew of the Rev. j. I.
Sunderland Of the First Congregational
Mr.. and Mrs. David Spence and their
son. David Spence Jr., who have been
travelling in Europe for the past two
years. arrived in New York during the
week
A very pretty wedding took place at st.
Paul's Catholic Church last Wednesday
evening. when NJ. J. McMenomy and Miss
Esther L. Meagher were united in matri-
mony. the Rev NJ. D. Conolly officiating.
1t was a blue and white wedding: Miss
Mary A Meagher, sister of the bride. was
maid of honor James Riley. cousin of
the groom was best man. The brides
maids were Misses Mollie E. and Anna
G. Mea CHER and J. Moran, 7. Hegarty, j.
Riley and NJ. Coleman acted as ushers.
After the marriage ceremony reception
was held at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs James j. Meagher, 327
Twenty-eighth street.
most enjoyable surprise party was
rendered the Original Bohemian Club at
their club rooms 606 Folsom street. by the
La Paloma Club last Wednesday evening.
Chamberlain. Mrs. Ed McNey, Miss d.
Sisterina Miss NJ. Bauer, Miss B. Bauer,
Miss Carrie Everding Miss Sylvia He
ncy. Miss Mamie Jefferson, Miss Annie
Warsharski, Miss Nellie Rowe Miss Del
phine Larson, Miss Berte Pyne, Miss
Grace Frary Miss Nita Moore, Miss Lau-
ra Neill. Miss Tessie Neill, Miss Lena
Moore Preston Chamberlain, Dick Flood
Harry Chamberlain Ed Soule E. Keatch,
head, w. Greathead, Joseph Endert e.
Baloun. W. Patigian, Mr.. Walker, Mr..
Simpson. George Bracket. VIII Moore.
Alex Larson, George Hinck and l.. Cor
The class of 80 of st. vincent's School