The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
The Outsider
Other Social Events

Other Social Events
A wedding OF great interest 10 fra
ternal and social circles here is that
Of Miss Maybelle Troppmann. daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Char.es NJ. Troppmann.
and ]. Henry IIutan. 1t will take place
at / o'clock on Sunday. August 2. in
the presence of only a few relatives
and friends During the afternoon a
wedding reception will be held. to
which a number of friends have been
hidden.
Miss Troppmann has been prominent
for several years in some OF the aux
Hilary associations OF the Masonic body.
being a member of the Eastern Star,
1.-THE Amaranth. and the degree OF Poca-
lhontas Mr.. Hutaff is also well known
in similar associations. and is promt-
lnent in the order of Red Men, the Odd
Fellows, and the Foresters-
After short honeymoon trip he and
his bride will make their home IN the
Sunset district.
Miss Amelia Badaracco and Paul
Gambs were quietly married on Tues
day evening last at the residence OF
the brides aunt, Mrs. G. B. Cato, in
california street. The bride wore her
travelling dress OF champagne eolOred
silk and a picture hat Of the same
shade. Miss Mary Cato. the brides
maid, wore rose pink silk and Miss
Mary Bernecich, as maid of honor. wore
white. After the wedding. there was
a delicious supper. the bride and groom
leaving at a late hour for a honeymoon
trip. Their new home will be made in
Calaveras county.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season was that of Miss Julia Desealso.
daughter OF Mrs. j. L. DeScalso of 1343
Seventh avenue, and Adam A. Schmitt
of Ell Paso. Tex. The affair took place
in the home of the brides mother, the
Rev. Father Collins of st. Agnes
Ichurch officiating. The bride is a men,
Der of one of the states pioneer fami-
lies and very popular among the young
lpeople of certain jolly little set. Her
Iwhite silk wedding gown was elabo-
Irately trimmed with point lace and she
carried lilies of the valley A wedding
isupper followed the ceremony after
(which Mr.. smith and his bride left for
a honeymoon trip Their new home will
be made in Ell Paso.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth
BrickwedeI and Otto c. Johnson took
place on Thursday afternoon last at
the home of the bride in Sutro forest
Miss Grace BrickwedeI and Walter ].
Gerdau were the attendants. and the
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
s. j. Lee. Only a few relatives and in
innate friends were present at the
wedding. and at the informal supper
that followed The bride is the Oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Brick
wedeL-
Mrs. Benjamin Cohen with her
daughter Jane and son Jack are
spending the summer at the Hotel Bon
AirA near Larlxspur-
Miss Marie Bacigalupi of San Rafael
entertained a number of her friends
from this city with launch party
on Sunday last, the young people
cruising about the bay for several
hours and enjoying a delicious lunch
con on shipboard- Late in the after
noon they returned TO San Rafael
dined at the Bacigalupi home and en-
joyed several hours Of dancing and
games in the evening before it was
time to leave on the late train for
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Epstein. after
a SojOurn of three weeks in the south
ern part Of the state. nave returned to
the city. and are guests at the Dor
chester hotel
Mrs. Julia Otto announces the mar
riage of her daughter. Marie Edna 20
Eugene J. Reinhart- The wedding cere-
mOny was performed by the Rev.
Father Prendergast on June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin S. Meyer are
spending their vacation at Riverside
hotel. Santa Cruz
Miss Roselle Heyman and Oscar Grab
will be married in San 1areo on sun
T,,Tr~ A
in their honor on the afternoon OF sun
day next. in the Heyman residence in
San Mateo.
A box party. following a dinner. was
recently given in honor OF Miss Viola
fJurgens. who left last week for the
east Her hosts were the members OF
the Berfnger musical club. who pre-
sented her with a handsome silver
shopping bag a souvenir OF their at
fection-
Mrs Leander Thompson Cook enter
tained a number OF her friends with
card party on Friday evening last She
was assisted in receiving her guests
by her daughter. Miss Julia Cook. and
her son, Cyrus Cook The evening was
spent at 500. exquisite prizes being
awarded after the game. A supper at
midnight ended the affair.
: Among those present were:
Miss Georgia Tait 1Ir. and Ms L z. Pat.
Miss Florence Seal terson
Miss Ethel Hogan Captain and Mrs. "
Miss Geraldine Rowe Hogan
Miss Helen Houston Mr. and Mrs. ~ J.
Miss Viola Taylor SENIOR
Miss GLADYS Patterson Mr.. and Mrs Percy
Miss Hazel Hansen Wright
Mr. aad AIRS. L N Mel. T. Cook
Gale John BeckwftA
Vincent Hogan Cyrus Cook
Frank Kelly Frank Wallace
Herbert Hilderhrant VIII Mckee
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Howard Mason
MesSe Robert Mckee
William (. Hough entertained at din
ner at the Peninsula on Sunday. his
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy
Hough and Joseph L King
Gus Holmes. prominent hotelman
who formerly operated the Knutsford