The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
SMART SET
By Sally Sharp.

One of the nuptial events OF yes
terday afternoon, that of Miss
Paula We'll and Harry A. Jacobs.
occurred at the St. Francis at $50
Relatives and close friends were the
only guests Witnessing the ceremony.
which was performed by Rabbi VOor-
sanger. The bride aud her maid OF
honor. Miss Alice Baer. We're gOwned
In white. Paul Mannheim attended the
groom. A wedding dinner followed the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Jacobs leaving
soon after for welding trip. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
pold Well, while the groom. an attor-
nsv is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H.
Jacobs.
The wedding of Miss Clara Keogh
and William H Thompson was solemn
lied last evening at St Dominic'S
Church, Rev. Father G. Rourke off1ciat-
ing. The brides gown was or white
messaIine satin, with overdresS or lace.
she wore a long veil. caught with an
orange blossom wreath, and carried
bouauet of the same flowers. The maid
of honor Miss Alice NJ. Keogh, and the
four bridesmaids were all prercily
dressed in pink crepe de chine The
bridesmaids were Miss Cectle Soroiers
son. Miss Alice Hughes.
The groomS best man was Ebert
Thompson, the ushers being Benjamin
L. Mckinley, Walter III. Robinson, Sid
ney Clements, DIR. Joseph and 3. Keogh.
A reception followed at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. John Keogh, on
Clay street. at which large number
of guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson left for ths
southern part OF the State on q we'd
ding trip. after which they Will reside
in this city.
The engagement il announced Of Or. Ar
thur D. Hirschfelder OF this city and Miss
May Strauss Of Baltimore. The groom.
who IS the SON OF DIR. Hirschfslder, the
well-known physician. Is a graduate OF
the University Of California and Of Johns
Hopkins University. and has been IN
charge Of the City and County Hospital
The wedding will take place this summer.
Mrs. Beatrice Prfest-Ffne arrived yes
terday from New York to spend the gum
of Mrs. Fines time will be passed In
Oakland at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. David II. Priest
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. H. Ferguson.
with their little son. have gone this week
to join the pleasant coterie at The Abbey,
Mill Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Tyler have gone. az
usual into their handsome summer quar-
tsrs at Ross Valley. They have estab-
lished in that favored spot a camp OF the
most luxurious order, the equipments Of
fering every comfort and pleasure for
summer life.
daughter, has taken a house at San Ra-
fael for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. P. Cole are In Yo-
semitic. where they will spend a fort
night. going then to Yellowstone Park
for the rest of the summer.
summer at the Hotel Potter. Santa Bar
bara-
During the week many weIl-known
and several from afar have
been enjoying the delights of Del Monte.
Among them are noted Cyril r. Tobin,
Chauncey NJ ST. John, Baron Won Wran-
gel from Germany and Mrs. Percy Moore.
c. z. Maud is one of the visitors at Del
Monte. He is one of the experts among
polo players.
Miss Bessie Wilson and Miss Bernice
Wilson, who with Miss Alice Kline are
en- route for Europe, were for a few days
before sailing the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Mohr in New York
Mrs. William Kohl and Miss Mary Kohl
left yesterday for their bungalow at Mon
tecfto, where they expect to remain sew
eral weeks.
Miss Mary Refs is preparing to go East
later in the year. having New York in
view, but before her departure she will
spend few weeks at Aetna Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eyre are at Del
Monte, where they will remain for part
Of the summer.
Mrs. Henry wetherbee OF Oakland has
been guest at skagss Springs for few
weeks.
Miss Beatrice Fife left the eoEy Palo
Alto bungalow few days ago for brief
visit to town.
The arrival Of Joseph d. Redding at
cordial greetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coleman an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Hattie to William Goldman
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