The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
MGddHdmiltOnIS
to Call Her
His Own.
BGtFOthdl Result
Of Romance in
High School.
By SALLY SHARP.

A-oCher Interesting engagement o.
an c'sr busy week; the betrothaI Of
Mss NsbeI EvyIyn Dodge 60 Mead
E9zmuCou- which vas the logical re-
SIX ~ q pretty little romance begun IN
The Lowell High School. whence both
t1= yourg FOLK were graduated
Tie unE fa1cee is the only daugh-
tsr Il Zeuas L. Dodge the lawyer
"a far and Of charming personality,
Mss Dodge is z remarkably Interesting
young woman. adding a fne musical
--zl11lg % many other mental acquire
-=us As q horseWorzzn she has won
11C1 distiuctiou-end this, too. II 4
Srs-e where. Ike Kentucky. women
are eiguesrris11es almost BY instinct
1lr Hamilton Is the eldest son OF Mr.
az Mrs. Edward Z EaUilt0u-a eIev-
=r chap. Wlo many a ur1e- during his
nigh schoo. career, saved the Lowell
.oF1rs frou- Eoing down 70 defeat Oh
E1e CORY football 6eId- On being gradu-
aueE from the high school. he entered
The University Of CaHtoruiz-the alma
r1zEsr - his versatile father. Ned
-gr-wirh the class Of 0S. but 4
Determination % enter into commercial
re rreclpi-aCely ended his college ca
reer. since then he has net with dis
rucE success. his future lines being
east with a large manufEcturing enter
prise l1 Manila where a position OF
Crusr awaits him
TIE Wedding Of the young pair VIII
b. celebrated IN June. &c be followed
by rriD o. er the blue Pacific 70 their
new home in the Tar away Isles
The ToUuE people VIII prove q va1u
able ACQUISITION 20 the CoCerie Of clever
Eoung Americans who have located II
!. Manila where the social lie Is said 10
be- wholly delightful. and where Cali
not Duplicated elsewhere IN the world
awaits AL newcomers arriving VIII
proper credentials.
E- ard Mrs william Frederick
1Lohr are passing the early days OF
-Eer honeymoon AZ Del Monte where
Lieutenant Clarence L heup1 S1d his
bride are likewise visiting prior 10
their trip through Southern California
Ire concert Of Madame Caro- Roma
on THURSDAY night AZ SteinWay Hall
promises % be very smart socially
even as t Is sure 20 Be notable from
ri-e standpoint Of art Among those
who VIII give concert parties are Mrs
Thomas M1rEeW who VIII entertain
ten guests. and Mrs. 2. L Radke, with
large party q Knights Teuplar- The
PsDgr-s Club VII attend en u1aSse.
WITH Larg= colungeuCs from TIE Forum
and the California clubs
The fifth musicale Of the St Francis
Musical Arr Society VIII be given uexL
Thursday evening Al the Hotel ST.
Francis The artist on this OCCASION
W b. Fr5rz krelsler, the greatest Of
The VlolIrisLs. and e particularly inter
esLinE rro oErau1ule has been arranged
Additional seats have been added that
Uou-UeUoer may attend
The eugagemeur reception Of Miss
Myra Rosencrauz and Herman
Lederer VII be held to-day at z2zI
California street.
on Friday afternoon many promI-
ueur members Of the Spanish church
rendered Sznorina TetraZzIn1-rde
well beIoved-a reception al the Marie
Anroine-te. where the songbird mas
been s-avluE during her visit N san
Francisco The reception proved 70 be
= delightful affair. where the warmth
a. the Latin reupersirl1err gave t11l eN-
preston 20 the love that san Fran
cfsco-sud the good folk OF The Span
lsh church in particular-bear the fss-
ciuzuug sougstress-
Joseph Cumming. secretary Of the
Mechanics Institute. entertained ten
guests a. luncheon in the Palace gar
cen yesterday
Mrs. A. L. Frank, 212I California
street entertained ten ladies' AT lunch
cor yesterday AZ the Palace Hotel
Miss Ewing Of Portland is the guest
n her sister Mrs Rand. At the Pre-
sidIo. Mrs. Rand entertained AZ an IN
formal card party a few dayE ago IN
honor Of The visitor
Ms. Castor Ashe VIII entertain her
friends Al tea to-day at her home
il Ss1SaIfto- This eTe1- was On the
scsrds for last Sunday. but the scan
EeIoss conduct of the weather CON-
peued q postponsmenL
Mr. and Ms. c. B. Wubee, who ex-
soect e - East very shorty VII be
at home prior to departure AT the
- Francis
Mss K 2. Hutchinson VIII give
Eurcheon next Wednesday IN the palm
garden, with zen covers
The Society for Christian Work
Charitable orEznIzarion WITHIN the
First Unitarian Church Of this city,
Is planning 70 give an elaborate enter
teirr1ent On Friday night March IL AZ
Stefnzay Hall The House that Jack
BuIt an operertz. win be performed
bV The children connected with the
Unitarian Church, and over 100 people
are ncu fuSustrfousIy rehezrsing for
the producriOu- The House that
Jack Built l. said 10 be full OF pretty
Songs and catchy music The patron
ssses are Mrs Alpheus Bull Miss
Anna Beaver Mrs. James Marvin Cur
ris. Nrx William Hardy. Mrs W b
Hzrringtor Mrs Lcuis Lisser. Mrs
william H Nils Mrs Charles H
Mann, Mrs Austin Sperry. Mrs Ho-
ratio Stebbins. Mrs. Franklin Sum
ner. Mrs Arthur Sharp. Mrs VIII
Ham r Wheezer and Mrs Fairfax
Wheelzn These ladies' are al Uem-
herE e re Sncierr fnr f-Irrfz4iar, Work