The San Francisco call., 1909-08-22
Other Social Events

OlHcI SOCldI Events
Miss Rhoda A. Bernhard was the
hostess at an enjoyable evening affair
given at her home. The evening was
spent in dancing. singing, music and
games. An elaborate supper was
served later.
Miss Claudia Massie has gone east,
accompanied by her parents. and viii
remain there for several months to
continue her college work
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Wolf have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Myrtle. to Leon Bloch
of Cleveland. o.. and will receive their
friends this afternoon from 2 until
o'clock at their home. 1344 McAllister
street.
Mr. and Mrs Adolph Shrek announce
the engagement of their daughter
Stella to Louis L. Bernheim of Manila,
P. T. The young couple will be mar
ried at an early date and Will make a
tour of Hawaii, Japan and China pre-
vious to making their home in Manila.
where Mr.. Bernheim is legal adviser
in the United States government de-
partment Of customs.
Mrs. Sophie Selig is established at
1900 Waller street. where she will be
pleased to greet her friends in her
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Blach of Bir-
mingham, Ala. are visiting Mrs. Mon
roe Sanders at 1916 Pine street and
have been holding a series of informal
receptions Thursday evenings for their
friends
Mrs. John F. Brooke. Miss Auzerais OF
San Jose and Mrs. Charles c. Mohun
of this city have been guests at the
Sea Beach hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave L. Breslauer have
returned from their southern trip and
will be pleased to see their friends
Sunday. August % at their home. 1i1SB
California street
Mrs. Caesar Victor Meyerstein enter
tained at reception and musical given
last Friday afternoon at her nome in
Broadway and the afternoon was the
first OF a series that this hostess has
planned for the winter.
Mrs Julius s Morris and her daugh-
ter. Aimee. of Los Angeles are visiting
Mrs. H. NJ. Wallenstein OF S4s Third
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kahlert are
leaving this week for Washington. d.
c., where they VIII make their future
home.
Mrs. Lewis Dusenbery. accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs CASTOR G. Jacobs and
Master Lewis Dusenbery Jacobs. have
gone for an extended trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Berendsen were
the complimented guests at a dinner
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mcwillianns
when covers were laid for % friends
who had this opportunity of saying au
revoir to Mr.. and Mrs. Berendsen. who
are leaving for Europe.
J. c. Campbell and John Curtis have
been spending a vacation at Byron
Springs.
Mrs s H. Simon has returned after
four months visit to her sister Nfrs
II. Lash Of New York. and enioved a
sojourn at Atlantic City and other
places OF interest in the east.
One OF the prettiest WEDDINGS .,
the week was that OF Miss F.,,af,r1
curtin, the niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID a
Curtin Of this city. and Sherman IT
hettenoerg, which took place last
Wednesday evening at Sacred Heart
church. The impressfve seryic, -.
read by Rev Father Clearv ana the
bride was given in marriage bv ID. A
Curtin. The bride wore a gown OF
white messaline satin elaborated with
real lace. and carried a shower OF
INES or the valley and orchids while
her costume was finished with the
conventional veil She was attended
by Miss Claire Z. Curtin, who wore An.
attractive gown OF pink satin trimmed
with lace. and carried pink sweet peas.
Ernest Kortick acted as best man tn.
church ceremony was attended by the
relatives and friends or the couple.
put there was reception later at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Curtin
In Page street. The young couple
have gone to the southern part OF the
state on a honeymoon trim. bur VIII
return TO reside In the pretty home
Hhtch laRalts-tAaER aks1Q4s PAGE straak.