The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08

of Oakland has been chosen as maid of
honor and the sole attendant, and the
wedding will be an afternoon affair.
Mrs Emma de Noon Lewis will leave i'll
May for visit to Los Angeles and other
parts of Southern California. Accompa-
nying Mrs. Lewis will be her winsome
sister, Miss Mabel de Noon, the two to re-
main away through July.
The Sequoia Club, with a few invited
guests. will be well entertained today by
the presentation of comic opera by Mrs.
Henry Bertram Lister which has its first
musical reading before the club. THE
King of Spades" contains many tuneful,
bright measures, which will bring open
appreciation from the hearers. In the cast
are Alfred Cogswell, barytone; r. w.
Jones. basso; A. z. Mcmillan, tenor, and
Mrs. Lister, soprano, with Leo Bruck as
orchestral conductor.
Mrs Lister, as hostess of the afternoon,
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs Louis
H. Long, Mrs. Thomas Morffew and Mrs.
Ella NJ. Sexton. /.
The marriage of DR.. Washington Dodge
and Mrs. Ruth Brown will take place next
Thursday in New York, the brides
father, Rev. Dr. F. Vidaver. to officiate.
Mrs Brown has made her home in Lon
don since the death of Mr.. Brown, but
spent a greater part of last year In this
city, where she met Dr. Dodge. Soon
after the ceremony DR.. Dodge will bring
his bride to San Francisco, where home
has been chosen in Preside terrace,
though this summer will be spent at Bel
vedere.
Colorado Springs will be the setting of
a wedding on Wednesday of this week
interesting to San Francisco folk. Miss
Edith Rutland Hemnling announced some
weeks ago her engagement to Frederick
A. Healy of this city, and the evening of
April IL will see their marriage at the
home of the brides parents.
Miss Hemming is not a stranger here,
having been a visitor in well known
homes at various times. Originally the
Hemming family were residents of Flor
ida, where the name is distinguished. OF
late years Mr.. Hemming with his family,
has resided in Colorado Springs, where he
is well established.
Mr.. Healy was at one time one of the
best known newspaper men of the
coast, occupying excellent positions in
this city, but he transferred from jour
nalism TO the commercial world a few
years ago and, among other commendable
memberships is connected with the Mer-
chants Exchange and is also identified
with the University and Olympic clubs.
The wedding will be an eventful affair
in Colorado society and shortly after the
ceremony Mr.. Healy will depart with Ills
bride for an extended tour of the north
arriving finally in San Francisco to make
their home.
An engagement on the east shore of
our bay creates much pleasant impress
sion on this side, Miss Maud Jackson of
Alameda having become the betrothed of
DR.. Homer Craig. Both families are
very well known and will call out num-
berless congratulations upon the felicity
of the young people.
Dr. and Mrs Baruch were the honored
guests Wednesday evening at a dinner
given by Mrs. Davenport at her home on
Pacific avenue. Among the guests to
greet these Eastern visitors were DR.. and
Mrs. Alfred Hunter VOORHEES,. Miss Helen
Hyde, Miss Eleanor Davenport. DR. Bush.
Dr. Clarence Quinan and William Breeze.
Dr. and Mrs. Baruch will spend the sum
mer in California.
Mrs Malcolm Henry entertained at
bridge Wednesday evening at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunter Yoorhies, on
California street. The affair was most de-
lightful, Mrs. Henry gathering conge-
NAL coterie of players for four tables. the
guests including Patrick Calhoun. Mrs.
W. w. Dixon. Mrs. Richard Bayne, Mrs.
Charles Plummer Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwood Hopkins. Miss Florence Ives.
Miss Helene Robson; General Greedy, u.
S. A.: Colonel Jocelyn, u. s.. A.: E. w.
Runyon; Major Stephenson. U. s A; DR..