The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01

their meetings for the season and will
hold the. nrst reunion Wednesday
afternoon. August at 1881 Bush
street.
Miss Hortense r. Burke of Boston.
whose engagement to Joseph NJ zieo-
vich of San Jose. was recently an
nounced, will leave shortly for a visit.
TO the Alaska Yukon exposition with
a party of relatives and friends. but
will enjoy visit in this city before
her departure for the north.
Miss Hannah SPITE. with her broth
ers. Abe and Jake Spitz, have given
up their house in Geary street and
have taken apartments at the san
Carlos in Pacific avenue.
The wedding of Miss Edith Douglas
Evans and Maurice North took place
recently art the home of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Evans at r
1919 Octavia street. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Cecil Mar
rack of St. Stephens church The
bride had one attendant. Miss Ellen
by NJ Bailey of San Jose. Only the.
relatives OF the couple were present at .
the wedding The bride was attired
in pearl satin and carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley A
wedding breakfast followed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs North are away
on their honeymoon trip, but win re-
turn to reside at 1879 Green street.
where they will be pleased to receive
their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Samter or 2442
Union street. announces the engage
ment OF their daughter Miss Viola.
70 Louis Levy. They will receive their \
friends Sunday afternoon. August Is.
George Fenwick and Mrs. Bodhsh.
prominent residents OF Pacific Grove.
the latter well known as a writer. are
at the -Argonaut.
The entertainment given on the even
ing OF July 26. by James "A. Garfield
Woman's- relief corps. for the purpose
OF raising a fund to replace the flag
OF James A. Garfield post. G. A. R.. lost
In the earthquake fire. was great sue
cess, and reflected credit on the ladies
having the affair. in charge. the com
mfttee having charge being Mrs EdeU
Mrs Engep. Mrs. Adams. Mrs Bailey.
MIS- SfmOni Mrs. Murray and Mrs VII
son, who besides arFan gfne-: an ev
,ceilent program. provided also refresh
-lienls Tor their guests. The following
program gave ample entertainments:
0rening remarks by the president Mrs.
Sarah Edeil; piano solo. 'sEa. SNlph''
Mrs. : Leila McDermott: remarks by
colonel J. H. Roberts. Of Lincoln post.
piano sole, Rubinstein.s melody i'm n
oy CHARLES. Bates; recitatfoms BY. MIS-.
IVY Perkins. The One I-egged Goose:
shu the ~Corpses Husband - songs by
MISS Florence Perkins. ':An Open
secret and Where Blossoms Grow
song. The Old Flag Forever. Mrs.
McDermott and Mr. EdelL,~ vocal s0ies
Roses Bring Dreams of You ana ~F
wish 4 Had Girl" by Miss Doris
Landsberger. accompanied by. Miss
Sadle. Landsberger; remarks and re,.i;.
tatiOn, Colonel Seety," Bv General
@ Brien of Olympia concluded bv ~.
feature of the evening by Old wartime
music Of hfe and drum. by DR.. F. r..
Chapman, A f. Abbott Of Oakland.
The Same Old Drum" a song com.
posed both words and music. by the
same Old drummer who carried and
beat the same old drum through the
civil war ON many battle field
Mrs VII. Keith and Miss Eliza. Is.
.NeitIl are passing the month OF Julv al
facitle'. Groye. but will return later. in.
lhe season to their. home in Jackson.
=. MI and Mrs. Jack. Rosenberg have
returned from their honeymoon triD.+
and will bold q reception ehis after
noon at the Home of the brides ua-..
rents rents N r and Mrs. Rehfeid, at 2S19
Greenwich street.
: Rev Bradford -Leayitt and family
are spending two. weeks at the Tahoe.
tavern. -:
= MI: and. Mrs. Siegfried Davis win
8 a. reception this afternoon from
Harold Al Davis. at: their. home f747.:
Post street. and viii be pleased to see
their. friends.