The San Francisco call., 1906-07-30

the Quietest socially of the sum
mer, and there have been but
few events. Now that the schools
have opened many out of town So
3ourners are returning to town, and
as fast as houses are found the popu-
lation of the city and consequently
the activity Of social life will be in
creased.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. weitheimer of
Delamar. New, announce the engage
naent Of their daguhter Lille to Myr-
tile n Blum Of Los Angeles, formerly
OF this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Levy OF 1870
Sutter street announce the engagement
OF their daughter Estelle to Harold
William Weatley.
Mrs. z. Scharlach announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter Helen to
Milton Moser of this city. Mrs. Sehar-
laeh and family are spending the sum-
mer at Escalle.
Miss Loretta Manion and Bert E.
White were married at u o'clock Mon
day, July 2S. at Holy Cross Church
Rev Father McGinty officiating. The
bride, charming young lady, is a ma
tive OF San Francisco. but has resided
for the last few years at her mother
residence on a fruit ranch near Los
Gatos. The groom is a promising young
merchant. On their return from Santa
Cruz the newly married couple will re-
. side at 2lz4 Geary street.
Joseph A Linskey and Miss Eveline
Charlesworth, both of San Francisco,
were married on July II. after which
& wedding supper was served at the
residence Of the groom's mother, Mrs.
Captain Sorensen, $40 Santa Inis ave-
nue., San Mateo.
Professor and Mrs. James Hamilton
Howe have returned from a pleasant
outing Of two months and a half ct
Berkeley and are now occupying the
Meyer mansion at s4I Fulton street
formerly the residence of Baron and
Baroness Won Meyerinck
Miss Alma Koepke of San Francisco
student Of the University of Califor-
MIA is spending her vacation in the
principal cities of Germany and will
return home in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Meinhold.
with their two sons. have left this city
10 spend the next few months in sight
seeing throughout the Northwest and
Eastern States.
Mr. and Mrs. J. X Strand, former
San Franciscans, are in town for a
short stay after an extended trip
throughout the Eastern States. Mr.
Strand at present holds an important
position in the immigration service at
FL Paso. Tex. He was formerly chief
deputy in the Registrars Office.
Mrs L. Eugene Lee. the artist will
remain at Carmel by Sea for two
weeks, painting sand dunes.
Mrs. Anna Forsyth Fox King depart
ed on July 2s for Paris, where she will
attend TO social and business interests
Mr and Mrs. George G. Gauld have
rented q cottage at Larkspur for the
entire summer. Owing to a recent
death in Mr.. Gauld's family Mrs. GauId
viii not entertain
Mrs. /. Ransohoff and family have
returned from Berkeley and are resid-
ing at their home at 1913 Cough street.
Mr.. Ransohof is in New York
Miss Lottie Rothman OF 1853 Cali
fornia street is now sojourning in Los
Angeles, whore she will remain during
the next month. In addition 70 her So
cial engagements she viii be enter
Jained by the various chapters of the
Order Of the Eastern Star, OF which
fraternal branch she holds the office Of
worthy matron OF San Francisco Chap
ter.
Dr. and Mrs. Jellinek and their
daughter will leave for Europe or
\ August 2. They viii be accompanied
by Mrs. Friesleben and her son.
Following are the guests at the
summer resorts:
HOTEL DEL MONTE-From sar
Francisco: Mr.. and a.rs. W. II. Dem.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Schneider
J. H Case, Mrs. J. c. Chalmers. w. F
Voges. DR.. and Mrs. A IL Giannini
Mrs. W B. Hunt, Mrs. z. o. Reiser
M and Mrs. Alfred s Tubbs, Ma,
Loeb. ". r. Porter, E. W. Runyan. c
3. Morgan, Mrs. NJ. A Swan, Florence
Piper. Lilly K. Piper. Miss NJ NJ
Pearce. N. @. Pfoff. Mr.. and Mrs. A. R
Fault, W. F. Loucks. Mrs. z. X. Baker
Mr- and Mrs. J. p. Singleton. z. K
Lunzooder, z. J. Galley C. R. Brooks
T. J. Zechlin, Miss Abenheim, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Brown. T. B. Fitzpat-