The San Francisco call., 1904-02-03
CHARMING FUNCTION
AT BOHEMIAN CLUB

pervision of Mrs. K. Denervand, as
sisted by Miss Annie O'Callaghan, Miss
Fernando Pfingst, Mrs. Allen knight,
Mrs. A. w. Spear and Mrs. Robert
White.
Between 500 and 500 guests were re-
ceived, among them Mayor Schmitz and
Mrs. Schmitz.
The wedding of Mrs Mary Blethen
Sherwood, daughter of c. P. Blethen,
a former resident of this city, whose
engagement to Walter w. Kaufman,
the attorney and son of Mrs. Rosalie
Kaufman, also a resident here, was
announced some time ago. will be SOL
emnized at the brides residence on
Tuesday evening, February 16. Only
the immediate relatives of the parties
have been hidden to the ceremony, and
at its conclusion the young people will
depart for the southern part of the
State, where they will divide their time
between Catalina and Santa Barbara,
and on their return will reside at 1917
Baker street in this city.
Tonight Jack Wilson will given an
elaborate dinner at the Bohemian Club
in honor of his fiancee. The guests
will be: Miss Cluff, James D. Phelan.
Miss Pearl Landers, George R. Field,
John D. Spreckels Jr., Mrs. John D.
Spreckels Jr., E. NJ. Greenway, Miss
de Young, Miss Constance de Young,
R. NJ. Hotaling. William Cluff, Mrs.
William Cluff. George Downey. Mrs.
George Downey, James B. Smith, Fred
Greenwood, Alexander Wilson, Mrs.
Alexander Wilson, Mrs McFarlane,
Orrin Peck, Louis Sloss, NJ. H. de
Young, Mrs. NJ. H. de Young. Edgar
Peixotto, Miss Dutton, Donald de V.
Graham, Frank Deering, Mrs. Frank
Deering, Edgar Miner, Miss Spreckels,
William H. Smith, Charles K. Field,
Edward Tobin, Miss Ethel Hager, Miss
Wagner, Frank L. Owen, Miss Alice
Hager. Miss Jean Downey, Miss
Lillian Downey. Enrique Grau. Miss
Blair, Mrs. Agnes Wilson, Charles
Earl, DR.. j. Wilson Shiels, Mrs.
j. Wilson Shiels. Judge Kerrigan, DR..
Black and Mrs. Black, R. F. Nichol-
son, Mrs. r. F. Nicholson, Miss King.
Miss Herrin, William C. Harrison. Miss
Bailey, Miss Hennesey, Joseph r.
Howell, Thomas Barbour and Miss
Wilson.
Tonight the great philanthropic
event Of the week takes place at the
Alhambra, the entertainment for the
naval clubhouse. Going? l9Of course.
every one with any aspirations to So
cial supremacy is going. The patron
esses hsYen't slept o. nights in their
wholesome efforts to make the enter
tainmPnt the success 1t should be. And
what do you think of a chaplain stage
manager? 1t is said that his company
Of "jackies" has it's stage business
down pat, and crowded house is sure
to give rousing applause
The money to accrue from the affair
is to Be used in completing and fur
nishing the clubhouse at Vallejo for the
benefit Of the sailor laddies Ten
thousand dollars has already been
spent-S40, 900 is needed 10 finish the
work at hand Aren't you going to.
help build it?
Tickets can be had at Sherman &
Clay's all day. a.
Thessmart set has taken up th4 Mardi
Gras-therefore is it's success assured
And although the season has been the
busiest ever known in San Francisco,
the devotees of pleasure are not too
weary. 10 plan grand finale at the last
function Of the, social year.
The tickets, so for gentlemen and IS
for ladies. can be obt&ined by commur
nicating with the secretary of the
Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, pro-
vided you have been fortunate enough
to receive an invitation.
Surprises there wilt be in plenty
judging from some OF the costumes
now being builded.
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The wedding of Dr.. Bernard Klotz
and Miss Gertrude f. Savage was
quietly solemnized yesterday morning
at Calvary Presbyterian Church.
QThe last Greenway ball will be held
at the Palace on the 18th.