The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17

NJ and Mrs s n Fuendlv of
eugene. Or. announce the engagement
q tneir daughter Carrie TO Frederick
Z. Harms OF San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. David Michael announce
the engagement OF their daughter
Belle 70 Henry Green The engage
Inent reception was held at the home
q M and Mrs. J. Lewis. 75s Golden
s5ele avenue, Sunday, September Is,
rom 70 p M
Nj and Mrs. S. Rouda announce the
engagement Of their daughter Mae 10
A Il kornblum OF Los Angeles. Mr.
Rouoa and his family are summering
n Alameda al 1865 Verdi street, where
Sney received on Sunday. September I6.
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Ida Lyzroa- daughter Of Mrs NJ
Lyzroa, 70 Louis robert Samish.
One Of the notable weddings Of the
week was that Of Mss Elizabeth Dun
con. the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs P
r; Dunoon' and Dr. David E Stafford
Ntlch was celebrated al 10 O'Clock on
Wednesday morning at the Sacred
aeert church. Father McQuade oficiat-
ing Ihe church was beautifully deco
4@teo II white and green. and about
SIX hundred guests were present.
ne pride, who was given away by
ner rather, was extremely charming
IN beautiful gown Of white French
gaOze, heavily embroidered in silk and
pearls made in the princess mode over
Whlte chiffon and taffeta She wore a
long tulle veil and carried & shower
bouquet Of lilies OF the valley.
Mrs Richard Costello was the
matron OF nonor and wore handsome
gown OF blue messaline with large
blue hat trimmed with blue plumes
Sne carried shower bouquet OF
maidenhair fern.
The h-sT
con, was the only bridesmaid and
looked very well in pale blue embroid-
cred chiffon cloth. trimmed with Ouch
ess lace A pretty innovation was the
wearing OF the bridesmaid OF & short
pale blue veil caught with forget-nle-
nOts. Her bouquet was also Of forget
me-nots.
David Buckley was the best man.
and the ushers were Frank Sarren.
william Judge and Richard Costello
MS Dunoon, the lnother OF the bride
wore e handsome gown Of black lace
The reception, which was given al the
Dunoon home, on FNlmore street was
from : 10 o'clock, and about three
hundred guests were present DR.. and
Mrs. Stafford left on their wedding
Journey and on their return viii live
IN this city.
A pretty home wedding was that of
Miss Opal Heath Stuart and Richard
- corey, which took place at the home
OF the brides mother. Mrs. NJ B. Stuart
1870 Fell street, on September 9. Rev.
George c. Adams OF the First Congre-
gational Church officiating
The bride was goRned in z handsome
SIX costume trimmed with some old
lace, which latter was among the few
arucles saved from the fire in the old
Heath home. number Of handsome
presents were received by Mr. and Mrs.
corey They left on the Sunday evan
ing train for their future home in los
angeles, and by being in the first
section escaped the wreck which. oc-
Cured the next morning at Santa Bar
bsra-
One OF the prettiest little weddings
since the recent calamity was cele-
brated az the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Rehn, 2054 Mission street. when their
daughter Adelaide became the bride
OF William Wankowski Jr. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev William
RAIDER, after which a delightful wed
ing feast was served and many toasts
gwen n honor OF the young couple.
They then left for q trip TO the south
ern part OF California On their return
they viii reside IN Oakland The wed
olng was attended only by members
OF the families
Miss Mary z Sweeney and Edward
r Lee were married in this city on
September by Rev. c. N Warner.
The marriage OF Miss Edith A Len
hart and W Irving Kohnke took place
on September Il, Rev. c. Calvert Smoot
Officiating.
During the celebration by the Native
sons at Santa Cruz the National Parlor
rendered q banquet 10 the ladies. which
proved big success. President w w
Vaughn acted as POSTMASTER Among
those at the festive board were Freder-
.ek Sehaoe. c E. Thompson, Daniel
fiynn, ]. OBrien, " E Clark. Charles
Bach, Mr.. and Mrs. Hufschmidt. " "
Poole, Mrs. Frank II Byrne. F. N
Byrne. Mrs ". ". Vaughn, Alexander
Eshey, Mrs. A J. Fahey. J. J. Young
z. II Hall. Miss Virginia Green.
Borne. Miss Mabel Macbeth. c. W. Box
ton, Miss Maud McWilliams. Marshall
F. W Corlett. John c. Casey, Emma /.
Casey George W. Boxton. NJ E. Jackson
and E. NJ Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs. L s Green. who recent
y announced the engagement OF their
daughter Louise to Harry A Hoilzer of
this city. held reception yesterday at
their home IN Los Angeles
The Walter Byron Websters enter
tanned the Thursday Evening Club at
dinner in the new dining-room OF the
Hotel Jefferson. Covers were laid for
twenty. Whist followed The mem
bers include Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Crowley
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Boecude. Mr.. and
-4Ic- Jd4-lto M. anu MIS- ". d
Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Head, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Haskell. Captain and
Mrs. George Korts. Dr. and Mrs. W. A
Atwood. Dr. and Mrs. Albert Kellogg,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jay, Mrs A z Fisk
AIr and Mrs. Ben F. Rector have re-
turned TO town after a vacation spent
on the Rector ranch at Mark West
Mills
Mrs Madeleine Gwynn has left for
the East for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rosenblatt, for
rnerly OF 1911 Pacific avenue. will leave
shortly for New York 10 spend the win
ter.
Miss Virginia Townes. principal OF the
Selby School. is spending the holidays
with her parents at 14OS Post street.
Miss RozeIla Robinson. who has been
visiting relatives IN the Orient. returned
home on the steamship Siberia last
Monday. Miss Robinson is at home on
the third Sundays.
DR.. and Mrs julius Baer have re-
turned from Europe and viii make their
temporary home at $500 Sacramento