The San Francisco call., 1899-06-04

OClE11 IS e0gTOSSeO at present
- in a general exchange of vines
~ and fig trees. Those who pur-
n pose spending the summer
81 months away from the dust and
winds Of the city are energeti-
Cally packing their trunks and fitting
away, while those who have spent the
spring months travelling are returning to
town. and will not again depart except
10 become members of some gay little
house party or for a Saturday 10 Monday
trip where the masculine portion of the
household can accompany them.
Much out of door fun IS being planned
for the summer season, the nucleus OF
which promises to be the Country Club
houses. Work on the new home of the
Buringame Club is progressing rapidly
and the institution promises no end of
accommodation and comfort.
The golf links at this popular abiding
place, as well as those at San Rafael, Del
Monte and Oakland. are already echoing
To the sharp strokes of enthusiastic golf
ers.
Tennis is also coming in for its share OF
interest, and viii be one of the popular
sports Of the season. Coaching parties
and long, happy excursions TO wooded
places are looked forward to by the
younger members of society.
There was a marshaling of the clans
IN Ross Valley last Tuesday which re-
suited in a most delightful outing. The
BARRIERS, the NJ. NJ. Tompkins, the Worms
and the Moores were the prime movers
in the charming little scheme the OBJ
jectve point chosen Tor the rendezvous
beng BOlinaS Ridge. After most de
lighttul drive through the redwoods the
party, OF whom there We're about twenty
= int q al ~
Setner the day was as happy a one as
could be imagined.
Miss Jessie Glascock of Oakland and
Mr.. Baldwin viii be married next Tues
day at the home of the brides parents,
Mr, and Mrs. John r. G!asc0ck.. ,,...
The wedding OF MISS Marguerite Jolliffe
Ihurscay, June u, at the resldence q MI.
and Mrs. Rudolph Spreckeis, 2ll2 Pacltic
avenue. Miss Alice Motltt. sister OF the
groom, Will be maid OF honor.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Louise Day
daughter of james simpson Day, 70
James WetmOTe TreadWelI, son Of Will
lam 3. Treadwell, viii take place on We'd
nesday evening, June II.
The wedding of Miss Belle Honigsberger
and Jacob A. HetnebeTg will be sOlem-
nzed on Sunday, June II, at > o'clock.
The wedding Will be a very quiet one.
a quiet home wedding took place last
Thursday at noon. when John ). Purdle
was married to Miss A Maud Robertson,
at the residence of the brides praents, l2J
oak street. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev +. H. Robinson of Berkeley.
The bride was accompanied by her father
end attended by her sister, MISS Helen
Robertson. who was maid of honor. There
tended by his best man, George J (.
AcNIullin Only the relatives Of the con-
s56 Ta9e wsqa SrSs 6fen and bf9akfa5t fW fo
lowed the ceremony and late in the after
noon Mr.. and Mrs. Purdie departed for
the north on their wedding trip.
of
mond L. Brown Of San Francisco were
married at Fulton Sunday, May IS
The Misses Lucy and Alice MOffitt of
Oakland gave a luncheon recently at the
University Club in honor OF Miss Mar
Euerite Jolliffe. The others entertained
were: Mrs. James MOttltt, Mrs. h. R.
Foiger. Mrs H o. Trowbridge, Mrs Ed
son r Adams, Mrs. w. 2. Johnson, Mrs.
Robert knight. Mrs. Oscar FitZalan Long,
Ter. Mrs. H. NJ. a Miller. Mrs. Leonard
McNear Mrs. Orestes Pierce, Mrs. j. II.
r Warrington, Miss Minnie Jollitfe, Miss
Belle Mhoon, Miss Sadie Sinclair and Miss
one Of the most unique and delightful
entertainments given recently was the
Mexican breakfast which Mrs. John II.
Jewett gave at her residence, vi Bush
street complimentary to Mrs. c. z. Hunt
ington. The decorations were entirely
Mexican and the menu cards were
trimmed with diminutive bits of pottery
and red beads. and at each plate was q
bonbon box, striped in Mexican colors and
tamales and sombrerOs. Those at table
besides the hostess and her guest OF
honor We're: Mrs. Harold NJ. Sewan, Mrs
Silas Terry, Mrs. Dalzell Brown, Miss
Terry, Miss Campbell and Miss Maude
North.
. The Kneisel Quartet consisting of Franz
Kneisel Otto Roth, Louis SoeCensh and
Alvin Schroeder, were entertained al
supper Friday evening, May 26, by Mr.
ard Mrs Hall McAlister. The following
7ff1cy
delightful dinner party given by Henry
Hevrnan at the Bohemian Club.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin gave charming
box party at the California Theater last
Thursday evening, and after the per
formance a delightful supper was en-
joyed. Mrs. Martins guests were: Mrs
Horace Hill, Miss Terry, Miss Scheely
Mayor James d. Phelan and j. B. John
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Knight will close
their Van Ness avenue house and spend
the summer in Menlo Park.
Mrs. Ryland Wallace and her mother
Mrs. G. J.. Bradley, will go to Castle
Crag for the summer.
Mrs Ira b. Hyde of Princeton. Mo.
who was formerly Miss Dolly Mastick oi
Alameda. is expected soon on visit tC
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Mastich
Of Alameda
York. They will soon return to San Fran.
The Misses stubbs have returned from
The Honorable Mark D. Wilher. ex
president of the New York Society OF
California Pioneers and president of the
sence of nearly fifty Years. is making a
tour of the Pacific Coast, and is now the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. v O'Brien al
their country home in Belvedere.
Mrs Jane L. Stanford expects to leave