The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

with ferns and roses Miss de Mar
TIM was the recipient of a set of mu-
s1cal volumes presented by the mem
bers of the Beringer musical club. as
| the party was in celebration of her
birthday Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Demar Mrs. Agnes Burrell
TIM Miss Anita Morse
Miss Stella Demartini Miss Zdenka Buben
Miss Emelia Longinotti Melton Mowbray
Archer Kincad of Red Miss Estella Mcneil
wood City Miss Alta Yocom
Prof. and Nine. Joseph Miss Sadie BuItman
Miss Frances westing- Harry Buit@an
ton
Miss Wildridge Corinne Adams and
Edward William Cannon were married
Tuesday. August 81. at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs E. :.
Adams. in Berkeley. The house was
decorated with sweet peas. asparagus
fern and pink ribbons and the cere-
mony took place in the living room
under canopy of sweet peas. The
officiating clergyman was Rev. j. E.
Squires of this city. There were no
attendants The bride wore travel
ing suit with hat to match. MIR. and
Mrs. Cannon are passing their honey
| moon in the southern part of the state.
but upon their return will reside in
Berkeley.
Invitations are out for the twenty
Ladies of Honor, given by the grand
| lodge of California at La Boheme hall,
1922 Ellis street near Fillmore Friday
evening, September II, and a large at
tendance is expected.
DIR. and Mrs. H. G. Richards and
party of friends left last week for
Tahoe and will pass the late summer
on pleasant trip out of town.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Berendsen sailed
September on the steamship George
Washington from New York for tour
of Europe and will be away six months
or more. They will go directly to
Paris and after travelling in France
will visit Germany. Hungary, Austria
| and Italy.
Miss Constance Hoag was hostess at
a reception and birthday party given
in compliment to Chester Franklin.
The house was effectively decorated
with tiger lilies and ferns. while the
supper tables were adorned with the
same flowers. The hostess wore a
gown of lavender null over silk and
those in the receiving party were Miss
Alice Quinlan, who wore pink satin;
Miss Bessie Warren. who wore lace
over white messaline. and Miss Aileen
Warren, who wore white satin. There
were about 80 guests.
! /, Invitations will be sent out within
a short time by the directors of the
Entire Nous Cotillon club for the TWEEN
| ty-f1rst season, and it is announced
| that the opening assembly and cotillon
will be held Friday evening. October
I29, in the ballroom of the Fairmont
hotel. but the remaining dances of the
| club will be given in the ballroom OF
the new Palace hotel
The Hermosa cotillons have been an
nounced for the season of 1s09-1O, and
February 5. April 9 and May :. The
directing staff of the Hermosa cotillon
club. is:
Capt; George W. Bauer Carl F., Ernst
q W Porter George Springer
Dr. Dlasfas fhillia p a. is1 S,h 5o-sp. f,'s' HSss
| Mrs. J. Phillips and Mrs. F. Witt of
I277 First avenue were at home to their
| friends Thursday afternoon. the re-
ception being compliment to Mrs. N
Goldstein of Greenville. Miss Hush and
Mrs. Benjamin Hush of Memphis. Tenn.
A pleasant greeting was extended the
visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs H Frohman, who re-
Gently announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Gertrude. to Ben
Glickford of New York, will be pleased
to see their friends Sunday afternoon.
September 26. from until o'clock,
at their home. ESQ Second avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Joseph, VINO was
Miss Mabel Frohman. have returned
| after trip in the southern part of the