The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

street and crushed four-story lodg-
ing-house on the opposite corner to the
ground Carl Stout, son of MI and
Mrs. G. Stout of 325 Clifford street.. oc-
cupied a room in the fourth story OF
the building at the time. He had a
miraculous escape from instant death.
He had not time to escape from his
bed. and when the swaying of the
earth ceased he found himself buried
beneath a pile Of rubbish almost on a
level with the sidewalk A gigantic
steel girder which had fallen across his
bed supported a pile Of wreckage above
him and saved his life.
When the fire of the burning city
was but two blocks distant he caught
the first glimpse of his future wife.
Miss Kelley was accompanied at the
time by her father. a San Francisco
merchant. and her brother. also a bUsi-
ness man of this city They heard
Stout's cries for help issuing from be-
meath the ruined lOdging-hOuSe and all
three instantly went 10 his succor, Miss
Kelley aiding in the rescue with her
own hands
The wedding OF Miss Ella E. Emer-
son and III E. Holiday win take
place on Monday. December g. at the
home of the bride. ITO Fell street
Only intimate friends and relatives will
attend After a short wedding journey
through the south Mr.. Holiday and
his bride will go TO Mexico. where he
is interested in a waterworks COM
pany. Miss Emerson is a daughter OF
]. A Emerson. the well-known civil
engineer of Portland and is an ac-
eomplished girl. who has many friends
here. Mr.. Holiday. who is the son OF
e. H. Holiday of the Santa Clara
Valley and a nephew of S. w. HolIa-
day of this city. is also popular here.
He is graduate Of Stanford,
The marriage of Miss Katherine Ma
RE Degnan and Francis Philip Larkin
took place on Wednesday, November
IA, at Sacred Heart Church the Rev
Father Fleming oficiating Matthew
G. Carolan was best man and Miss
Katherine A Carolan was maid OF
honor.
The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs
Isaac Levy, who were married in Lon
don, England. in 1855 was celebrated
Sunday. November 4. at their residence
1855 Alice street. Oakland Only mem
bers of the family and near relatives
attended Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Levy and daughters OF
Seattle. Mrs r. c. Clancy and daugh-
ter of Oakland. Mr.. and Mrs B. Levy
of San Francisco. Mrs. Addie Pieronee
of Oakland;> Miss AIillie Jacobs. Max
Jacobs Mrs. B. Haskell. Mr. and Mrs
Benjamin RoSenthal. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Balzer. Beatrice Balzer Sanford Bal
zer, Miss M. Willie OF San Francisco;
Mrs A. Jacobs. GaslxiH Jacobs. Monroe
Jacobs of Berkeley; Mr.. and Mrs
Howitz and daughter. Mrs F. Green
and daughter, Martin and Arthur Can
trowith, Mr.. Morris, Sarah Phillips, NJ
Klein and Mrs. X Jacobs.
The members of the Entire Nous
Cotillon will open their seventeenth
season with an assembly and german
on Friday evening. November 80. in the
new ballroom Of the Palace Hotel
social afternoon for Wednesday.
December II. which promises to be pop
ular is that to be given at 1890 Ellis
street by the Ladies' Endeavor Society.
an auxiliary to the Geary-street Tenn
pie. 1t will be devoted to tie playing
OF progressive games for odd prizes
Refreshments will be served. Ths
ladies extend cordial invitation to all
members and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Cordes gave a partv
TO their daughter Lillian in honor oe
her eighteenth birthday. at their home.
S4S Alvarado street. Tuesday evening.
November Is. Those present were.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cordes, the Misses Lii
lfan Cordes. Ella Jefferson. Elvina Pc
terson. Kittie Hunt. Sadie O'Neu. An
geia Cordes. Evelyn Kelly, Clara O'NeiI.
Clara Heininger. Bessie OsGradv. Ethel
Fem. Carrie McEntee, Ethel Park. A.
nes Driscoll, Hazel Fenn Richard Scol-
lin. Harry Van Horn. Edward FLANDERS.
Charles Laherty. George walters. All
valentine, William Jennings. Perry
Richards, Joseph Baker Edward Luz
then, Leland Bonds. Alfred Cordes.
Charles Seiger. William Kennard and
John Kouchen.
The tea garden of the City OF Paris
presented pretty appearance on
tnursday evening. November Is The
occasion was the initial hop OF the
Arion Ladies' Club. and the result was
gratifying to the young ladies' OF the
various committees who had Iabored
actively to make the affair a success.
over zoo young people participated. and
All Were enthusiasts IN their praise of
the event.
Dr.. z. o. Jellinek and family. and
MIS- D. n Friesleben. when last heard
from, We're in Paris. Dr. Jeliinek ex-
poets 10 return to San Francisco about
the beginning OF the year.