The San Francisco call., 1905-01-23

0SSAcS VI dCllVily marx the SOCldi
world, home and club rivaling for the
ascendancy. Quietude, as a reaction
ary effect of the yuletide, has not
been noticed and now, with Lent a
goal. gayety is rushing madly thither
to the seasons end. Wedding bells
are steadily heralding their news,
over the intent of Cupid. In all, It's
a merry whirl that exists.
ENGAGEMENTS.
Mrs. Valentine Hirschfeld of 1880
Octavia street announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Blanche, to
Frederick A. Lion of this city.
WEDDINGS.
The marriage of Miss Elvira Schuck
and DIR. Walter Janke was quietly
celebrated last Tuesday at the home
of the brides parents, Professor and
Mrs. L. M. Schuck, 1861 Bush street.
The brides grandfather, Rev. ]. G.
Hyden, performed the ceremony, at
ter which DR.. and Mrs. Janke left for
a wedding trip to Del Monte. They
will be at home, SIT Fillmore street,
after February I.
DR.. Janke Is we'll identified with
the younger set in his profession. and
Mrs. Janke is known as a musician
among her friends
The marriage of Miss Elsie Wendt.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M e.
Wendt, to Andrew w. Roberts. was
quietly solemnized on Wednesday
evening last. Rev. James P. Turner,
rector of Cathedral Mission OF the
Good Samaritan, performed the nup-
tial ceremony, which was attended by
the relatives and a few of the happy
young couples friends. The bride.
x1yo0 q f.
tended by Miss Josie Moore while III.
w. Newton acted as the groom's best
man. After the wedding the bridal
party partook of a supper at the Pal
ace and the following day Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts departed for Southern
California on their wedding tour
The wedding of Miss Helen Ander-
son and Albert Brouse took place on
the evening of January IA, at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. VIII
liam Eide.
The ceremony, by Rev. William
RAIDER, was performed under bower
of smilax and pink roses, Miss jean
nette Anderson, maid of honor, lead
ing the way The bride, in white satin
and lace, approached the altar on the
arm of her mother, Mrs. Lois An
derson. The groom's brother served
as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brouse will make their
home in Los Angeles.
A pretty wedding took place on Snn-
day, January Is, at Ell Rancho, the
home of Charles Heintzen, near Browns
Valley. Cal, when his daughter, jean
cite Heintzen- Carey, became the wife
of Richard Kay Lawrence of San Jose.
A bower was formed of holly berries
and pine boughs, with a huge bunch OF
mistletoe and white ribbon in the CEN
ter. under which the bridal party stood.
To the strains of soft music, played by
the brides sister, Mrs. Joseph BenJa-
min Ruff of Chicago, the bridal party
entered Little Lita Leona Heintzen, a
dainty maid of honor, in white, acted
as ring bearer, while the brides son,
Charles Josef Carey, also attlred IN
white acted as page. The bride wore
a gown of gray crepe de Paris, with
Valenciennes yoke carrying a shower
bouquet of violets and Bride roses.
The ceremony performed by the Rev.
T. D. Lewis, was in the presence OF i'm
mediate relatives. Owing to the recent
illness. of the brides father, the we'd
ding was extremely quiet. After a
short visit south Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee will reside at Colgate, Cal, where
the groom, who is an electrician, is
employed.
Miss Ella Mahoney and Barth
Dougherty were married last week in
ST. Patrick's Church by Rev. Father
Pendergast. The bride was attended
by Miss Nellie Coughlan as maid of
honor, Daniel Cotter serving as best
man. Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty went to
Santa Barbara on short wedding trip
and will reside at $50 Harrison street,
this city.