The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

7 that of Miss Lucy Cook, the daughter
of r. Cook. to James r Gfriswold, which
took place at the home of the bride, on
Steiner street. near sacramento They
will make their future home in Los An
geles, where the groom is in business.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold are very
popular here. the bride being noted for
her charm and sweetness OF disposition
and he being a clever rising young
business man and a talented musician.
Emile H. Cardinet Jr. was married
Monday to Miss Christine Gerlaek OF
Oakland by the Rev. Father Samson.
The couple left on the afternoon train
for a trip to the southern part OF the
State.
Miss Emma Jacobson. the daughter
of Mrs. p. Jacobson. 947 Oak street, and
Charles G.. Cooper of Oakland will be
married on November 1S- The wedding
will be quiet affair and only the near
relatives and a few intimate friends
will be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cunningham OF
Saratoga, California, have sent out
cards Announcing the sixtieth anniver-
sary Of their marriage on Monday. No
vember s.
Mrs. Walter Byron Webster will en-
tertain next Thursday afternoon a
bridge club which has been formed re-
Gently by several ladies making the Ho-
tel Jefferson their home, this being the
first meeting of the club. All of the
members are expert bridge players and
great enthusiasts at the game Among
the members of the club are Mrs. c.
Mason Kline, Mrs William H. Brown,
Mrs. A. S. Ostroski, Mrs. Fulton @. Ber-
~, Mrs. George Prechtel, Mrs. NJ. L
WaShburn. Mrs. w. B. Webster and
Miss MarUaraf Sfawqrf
pleasant dance was given on Tues
day evening last at Arts and Crafts
Hall on Presidio avenue, by the '05 AS
sembly Cotillon Club, of which Mrs j.
H. Temple is the patroness. The other
dances of the season will take place on
December 2, January 81 and Febru-
airy 21-
The initial dance of the Arion Ladies'
Tea Garden on Thursday evening. No
vember Is.
La Amistad Cotillon Club opened its
second season at the City of Paris Tea
Garden last Friday night. about nfty
couples being present. So enjoyable
were the affairs held during its initial
season that it was decided to continue
the club through the present year. The
hall was prettily decorated with plants
and greens. The committee in charge
consisted of Mrs. c. E. Music, Miss Cen
evieve Sullivan. Miss Ella Ewing. Miss
Viva Gill, Walter H Sullivan, Walter
PennirAan. Charles Bach. John +. Barry.
Thomas F. Watson, Garrett Sears ana
George F. Welch- The other dances OF
the club will be on the following dafes-
December IA, January IL and Febru-
airy 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Clark gave a fare-
well dinner Sunday at their residence.
81 Hill street, previous to their depar-
ture for Fresno. where Mr.. Clark has
extensive fruit-growing interests. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs M Cs T1att-
ner, NJ H. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs q w
Dettner, Miss Elyse Terkelson. Miss A
Dettner. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mof1tt. Mr.. and
Mrs Lorerz Terkelson, A Terkelson
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H: Dettner. w. Dett-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson c. Brusie. 49,
having spent the summer in Belvade~a
have decided to remain there this win,
Mrs. Mary E. Hart has returned aftar
several months absence in tha East
and will spend the winter at 19ot
Haight street
Mr. and Mrs. I. c. Scharr have -
turned from their extended honevmoo,
and have taken up their residence az
1855 Sutter street. where thew viii -
pleased to see their friends.
Miss Edna Bamberger Of River~,sa a.
the guest for few weeks OF Mr.. and
. street.