The San Francisco call., 1905-02-27

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Emile ]. Lapachet, is something of a
surprise to their friends. who had no
inkling of it. The date of the wedding
is indefinite.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Sacramento
to Oscar Herman Hansen of this city.
WEDDINGS.
The wedding of Miss Belmont Walton
and Roy A. Lee took place last
Wednesday morning in Trinity
Church, the Rev Mr. Clampett officiat-
ing.
Only the relatives were present al
though the young people are well
known throughout the city, both fam
lilies being pioneer residents. The bride
is the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Wal
ton and granddaughter of the late
Carlos f. Glein. Mr.. Lee is estab-
lished in the jewelry business and is
we'll known.
After a trip through Southern Cali
fornia Mr.. and Mrs. Lee will live in
their new home at Carl and Stanyan
streets.
Miss Pauline NJ. Jaffee. daughter of
DIR. NJ. s. Jaffe of Sacramento. and j.
A. ]. Sexton Jr., son of j. A. Sexton of
Mount Hope, New Jersey. were married
at Tonopah, Nevada, Sunday, Febru-
airy T.
Miss Jennie E. Sherman and Dr.
William Merrill Tryon were married
on the evening of February % in the
Sorosis Club drawing room. Rev. DR..
Adams of the Congregational Church
performed the ceremony at 6 o'clock
in the presence of relatives only. I'm
mediately following was reception to
which Seventy-five guests were bid
den. The bride was becomingly gown
ed in white crepe de chine over which
fell tulle veil caught with ferns and
orange blossoms. She was attended by
Miss Lou Grove of Alameda. who was
gowned in pink chiffon. Frank Os-
borne of Sacramento attended the
groom. The house. lavishly decorated
in all the prevailing spring flowers and
two large flags, presented a festive ap-
pearance. The guests remained until
a late hour, passing the evening with
music and dancing. The bride is a
daughter of G. H. Sherman. Assayer of
the San Francisco Mint: the groom is
a son of the late Sylvester Tryon of
Sacramento.
Miss Lillian Josephine Wilson and
George A. Dow were married on Feb
ruary %, at the home of the brides
mother, on Golden Gate avenue. MiSS
Lillian Dow was maid of honor: Will
lam Wilson best man. After a trip to
Southern California Mr.. and Mrs Dow
will reside in San Francisco.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Saal-
burg and Leon Honigsberger will take
place at o'clock on the evening of
will be present.
Miss Martha Zobel and Joseph NJ
Cohen will be married on the afternoon
of March 5, in Cotillon Hall.
HOME PARTIES.
Miss Christine Volker was given O
pleasant birthday party by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Volker, on
February is at their home, Sanchez
and Duboce avenue. Decorations of
/ red and green were tastefully ar
ranged and a surprise was given the
guests in the announcement of the
young hostess engagement to Charles
Moeller.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Volker, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Moeller, Mr.. and Mrs. Win Moeller
Mrs. Mccarthy, Miss Julia Masterson
Miss Christine Volker, Miss Frieda
Laye, Miss Minnie Hahn, Miss Emma
Laye, Miss Elsie Moeller, Miss Dolly
Lenard, Miss Emma Hahn, Charles
/ Moeller, Carl Laye. John Mdeller, Ran
dali Bell, Carl Saake, Otto Vorbeck
/ Gus Merhtens, Leo MORT, Will Benson
! F. Eheleben was given surprise
I party on his twenty-first birthday al
his home on Minna street recently
Among those who assisted in making
the event a pleasant one were: Mr.
and Mrs. i. H. Weise, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Kirshenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Bright
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Eheleben, Mrs
Olschefsl1i, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Buelo
Olga Olschefski, Freda Eheleben
Frank Eheleben. Maybell Bowel, H
7 Ruthneck, A. Luero, C. Manalili, E
Salcedo. j. Salcedo, H. Olschefski. M
Kirshenbaum, ". Gonzalez, j. Donahue
Lottie Relling, Esta Farnsworth, M
Olschefski, A. Palmer, r. Kirshen-
baum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleon Kilburn o.
Hawthorne terrace. North Berkeley
entertained party of friends or
Wednesday evening, February %. a.
one of the prettiest functions evel
given in that rapidly growing section
The house was beautifully decorated
with United States flags and shaded
electric lights cast softened glow
over the festive scene. The score card!
also were suggestive of the day
Mrs. Cottrell, Judge and Mrs. Heacock
Mr.. and Mrs. Breck, Mr.. and Mrs
George Morton Robertson, Mr. ant
/ Mrs. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Orlow Black
Mr.. and Mrs. Easton, Mrs. Carlyle
Miss Lucille Wollenberg, Romney Mas
ters.
/ Miss Clara Wellman entertained sew.
eral friends on the occasion of hel
fourteenth birthday, February 10, Al
her home, 800 Chestnut street. The
guests were. Misses Anna and Elsie
Meinke. Dora Schneider, Pearl and
Daisy Hole, Millie and Hilda OFT
Alma Umhalt, Edith Burns, Laurie
and Ella Reimers. Alice Samuelson
Erna Nagel. Marie and Adell Fevrier
and Ernest and Henry Riemers, Alber
and Julius Umhalt, Frank Hammer
john Meinke, Charles Henderson
| Misses Elsie, Annie and Clara Well
man, Henry and Edwin Wellrnan ani
| Mrs. d. Meinke.
Mrs Bertha Nagle entertained sew
eral guests recently at her home. so:
Lombard street. The house, which
was decorated in red, white and blu,