The San Francisco call., 1904-07-11
WARDS OF JUVENILE COURT TO HAVE NEW HOME.
SOCIAL SET STILL KEEPING CLOSE TO NATURE
End of Month to Bring Troops of Nut-Brown
Urchins Back to Books

] proper observance of the nations
birthday, society-what there is left of
| it in town = lapsed into state of
passivity. But with the coming of
August things will tighten up, and
the gay world will fare forth once more
in search of social pleasures.
Engagements.
Mrs. j. Loewen announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Tillie, to
David Schwab of New York.
/ Weddings.
Max s. Bernstein and Miss Grace
! Wolf were married July by Rabbi
| Nieto, at the residence of the brides
parents An extended honeymoon will
| be spent in Southern California. When
! the couple return to the city they will
| take up their residence at 2412 Fill
F., more street Many beautiful presents
I were received by the happy couple
! The marriage of Miss Elsie Hammer
smith and William f. Zeck took place
! last Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
| Owing to the illness of the brides
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hammersmith,
the affair was quietly celebrated.
A pretty wedding took place on the
evening of July 6, when Miss Marie F.
J Quadt became the bride of B. NJ
! Dasson of Chicago. Rev. Father Max
| imilian of St. Boniface Church per-
| formed the ceremony at the home of
| the brides parents, 25S Thirteenth
street, the brides sister, Miss Tina
/ Quadt attending as bridesmaid and
! George Wende of Chicago as best man.
! The house was attractively decorated
for the occasion and after the ceremony
supper was served The happy couple
! left for their honeymoon in the south.
Upon their return they will reside at
their home on Twentieth street, near
! Castro.
! A pretty wedding occurred last Wed
nesday, when Miss Louise C. Nelson
became the wife of DR.. ]. Claude Perry.
The ceremony was held at the home of
the bride in the presence of the families
! of the contracting parties, and was
followed by a wedding supper and re-
cepticn. More than one hundred guests
called to extend congratulations dur
( ing the evening, after which the couple
departed upon their honeymoon. Miss
Ella Anderson of East Oakland served
as bridesmaid. the groom being attend
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The wedding of Miss Josie Colmann
and Joseph NJ Weiss took place at the
day. Owing to the recent death of the
groom's mother the wedding was
quietly celebrated.
Home Parties.
Miss Jessica +. Wise entertained a
few of her young friends last Sunday
evening at her home. The color
scheme of the decorations were in
! honor of the national holiday, and the
evening was pleasantly spent in games
music. etc. Those present were the
Misses Cecilia Kruger, Julia Uri,
Ruth Cohn, Jeanette Uri, Anita
Wise, Ethel Moses, Mae Harris, Jes-
sica Wise, and Messrs. 1. Green, l..
Waterman, B. Pencovic, S. Kruger
NJ. Glaser, S, Green, G.. Kruger, A
Pencovic, L. Henry.
To celebrate his appointment to a
captaincy of the San Francisco police
Captain Henry Gleeson was the guest
of honor at a dinner given at the
Larkspur Villa, Larkspur, Marin
County, by party of friends June 30.
Sixteen covers were laid, and music
and toasts filed the f1eeting hours
In replying to the hearty good wishes
! of his friends Captain Gleeson paid
a glowing tribute to his wife, affirming
that her gentle and hopeful DISPOSE
| ton had given him courage to go for
ward to each day with renewed hope
and Vigor. The evening was given up
to dancing, friends being invited from
adjoining towns, and many from as
| far as San Francisco. Those present
at the dinner were Captain Henry P.
Gleeson and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Cos
grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kor-
tick, Mrs. E. E. Parker, Ray Gleeson,
Miss Elizabeth E. Gleeson, Miss Thel-
ma Gleeson, Miss Edith Gleeson, Err
nest and Clifford Cortick. Guests of
the evening: Henry Wafer, Miss Sadie
Wafer, Mrs. d. Ostrander, Miss Nellie
Carroll Miss Lorrella Carroll, Miss
Hazel Ostrander. Edwin Bronson, Har-
| old Fisher, Ray Danziger, Mr. and
Mrs. w. H. Cusick Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hecker. Dudley Fisk, Captain and
Mrs. John e. Savage.
A pretty home party was given to
Isaac Kettler of 1926 Twentieth
street on Saturday night the house
being attractively decorated with for
est greenery and colored lanterns. Ex-
cellent music was rendered during the
evening by the. Beckhausen quartet
and by the Messrs. Mcleod and NAL
10y. Among those present were l.
Kettler and wife, T. Noonan and wife,
Sam Platt and wife. 7. Lewis and wife
Miss May Powers. Miss Agnes Sulli-
van, Josh Powers. Patrick Hansen
G.. Gavin, F. Beck, NJ. Tea and wife
Miss Bess Mcleod. Miss Nellie Slavin,
Mrs. H. McNally, Mr.. Carter Miss j.
Hole.
A birthday party was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Max L. Seidner
1928 Golden Gate avenue, last Saturday
evening. Dancing. music and recita-
tions were the order of the evening and
a beuntiful supper was served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Angellotti, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Randall
Mr.. and Mrs. Lichtenstedt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Lercara. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reinecker, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Crown. Mr.
and Mrs. Wasch, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Milcovich, Mr.. and Mrs. Mohr, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn T. Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Bonton. DR.. and Mrs. B. Meyers
Mrs B. c. Wood. Mrs. Brand
wein Mrs. Mary Buhlert, Mrs.
Pollock, Mrs. Gentser of Fresno
Mrs. H Henpeden. Mrs. G. Kemmerer
Mrs. Bella Wilson. Miss Fanny Crown
Miss Elsie Lichtenstedt Miss Brand
wein Miss NJ. c. Wasch, Miss F, r.