The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-18
SOCIALEVENTSFOR
Week ARE MANY
Closing Days of September Are
Crowded With Many De-
IightfuI Gatherings

lheir daughter, Edna. to Julius ].
Jacobs and viii be at home to their
friends on Sunday afternoon. September
rs, from ? to >.
Miss Ruth Heppner. formerly OF the
girls high school of this city, and
recently a graduate of Pratt institute,
New York. left for Los Angeles Friday
evening 10 take charge of a kinder
garten school in Twentieth avenue in
that city.
Today is the DAY chosen for the we'd
ding OF Miss Beatrice Balzer and Arthur
Annis II will be quietly celebrated at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. julius Balzer at SIS Central
avenue, only immediate relatives being
present Following the ceremony the
young couple viii leave for an extended
eastern trip. Their future home will be
in this city.
Mrs. N Delesdernier and her daugh-
ter, who have been spending the last
six months in this city as the guests OF
Mrs. W w Berry, viii leave for their
home in Texas next week They will
visit relatives in Chicago en- route.
The Parliamentarian club will enter
tain tonight at its third annual ball
which promises to eclipse in brilliancy
both OF the preceding affairs given
under its auspices. The affair will
take place at the Golden Gate COM
mandery han in Suffer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Burnett have LETT
for a brief visit TO the Hawaiian
islands. They sailed on the Siberia on
The 10th and viii visit all OF the prin-
cipal points Of interest during their
months stay. among them the volcano
Of Kilauea and the crater Of Haleakala-
They expect 10 return TO San francisco
the latter part of October.
Mrs. Eugene ". Levy of 3eo5 Jackson
st-eet left on Tuesday for an extended
eastern trip. She viii travel first to
the Yellowstone park Fnd later will
leisurely tour the eastern and south
ern states.
Mr. and Mrs Prank F. Jacobs have
moved from the Hotel Normandie to
lS6 First avenue. where they VIII be
at home 70 their friends
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Sand celebrated
their crystal wedding anniversary on
Saturday evening at their home. 1886
Noe street, about so Of their friends
being present on the occasion. In
honor of the event the house was deco
rated in green and yellow in compli-
ment TO the Native Sons. and with
American flags. and was hung with
various lanterns OF the same colors
After an interesting musical program
a supper was enjoyed and then dancing
followed until after 6 o'clock Sunday
morning. each guest receiving as q
souvenir q handsome crystal glass. Mr.
and Mrs. sand also were the recipients
Of many costly pieces of cut glass and
Bohemian glassware
Among their their guests We're: Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph sand. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward sand. Mr.. and Mrs George
Sand. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Burke. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Schemer, Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Wilkes. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Fuller, MI. and Mrs. George Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mussell. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jones. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Leonard MIS-. Joseph Leuenberger, Mrs
Gus wilkins, Mrs. r. p -Dinnigan, Mrs
Pred Dixon. Miss Lille Nussbaum Miss
Clara Mussell. Miss Jewel Dinnigan
Miss Vera Sand, Miss Eunice Dinni-
gan, Miss Thelma Bowen, Miss Virgins
Dixon, Miss Ruth Jones, Willie Fritschi
J. H. Fritschi, Louis Meyer, H E. Mel
son. J. c. sand Jr, Joseph Goger and
Frederick Dixon.