The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

fective seen this season and was ex-
ceptionally becoming to the fair wearer.
The robe was of cream white satin
yelled with embroidered chiffon and
embellished with rare lace. She car
ried a shower bouquet of begonias.
Her only, attendant was her sister. Mrs.
NJ. H. Esberg, who was gowned in blue
satin draped with palest green chiffon.
The costume was completed with a
black picture hat. Doctor We'll and
his bride passed part of their honey
moon at Del Monte and farther south.
They will reside here.
Miss Alysse Warner has sent out
cards for a bridge party to be given
next Wednesday at her home in Frank
lin street and there will be 90 or more
girls at the affair. The younger girls
have been turning to bridge as a di-
version during the last month and there
has been any number of small bridge
parties for two or three tables. The
more elaborate card parties have been
given up for the moment.
Miss Sara Wilmer will become the
bride Of Harry j. Levy at wedding
TO be celebrated this afternoon at the
home of the brides parents. Rev. and
Mrs. ]. wilmer, in. Masonic avenue.
There will be small. company of
friends at the wedding and an informal
reception afterward.
The engagement of Miss Sadie Kauf-
mann and VIII Lowenthal was one of
the recent announcements and was fol-
lowed by felicitations for the couple.
The bride elect is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Kaufman, while her
fiance is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Lowenthal. The date for the wedding
has not been settled. but before that
event, which is to take place later in
the season. the couple viii be eXten-
sively entertained.
One of the pretty weddings of Octo-
Der will be that of Miss Edna Hirsch-
Ter and Dr. D. Lee Hirschler. The in
teresting event will take place October.
is at the Fairmont. The hour has
been announced for half after 6 and
the reception will be held in the white
and gold BALLROOM, where several hum
dred guests will assemble to offer their
congratulations to the couple. The
bride elect is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Hirschler of this city, but
Doctor Hirschler makes his home in
Norfolk. He arrived last week from
his eastern home and has shared the
entertainments of the last few days
with his fiancee.
next Saturday at the tea that her
grandmother, Mrs George c. Boardman,
will give at the family home in Cali
fornia street This early debutante
party practically sets the ball rolling
for the younger set. They have been
enjoying numerous teas and luncheons
lately but the first real party of their
season will be given at the Boardman
home The other teas and dances
planned for initial bows and introduc-
tion parties will follow in quick sue
cession, and in month the debutante
season will be in full swing. The girls
who will join the group OF winter buds
but who have been away are returning
one by one and will soon be here in
force. Miss Cora Smith came home the
other dayswith her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Sidney V. Smith, and will make
her initial bow ere, long. The family
horne is in Berkeley, but Miss Smith
will have her coming out party on this
side of the bay. 1t will be probably an
elaborate party at the Fairmont with
several hundred guests, but whether
for afternoon or evening has not yet
been decided. Another home coming
debutante was Miss Gertrude Thomas,
who came back with her mother, Mrs
William Thomas after a year abroad.
She will be presented probably at an
elaborate party, but the plans are not
complete.
Mr. and Mrs March, Koshland will
be- away during the early part of the
season and will enjoy a visit at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Stiefel in New
York. where they viii be delightfully."-
entertained. The recent days have held
many entertainments of a farewell sort
for them. and ne~of the most enjoyable
of these affairs was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wangenheinl. There were
10 or II friends who passed the even
ing at the theater and were later en-
tertaineds by Mr.. and Mrs. Wangenheim
at supper Among those who partici-
pated in the farewell party were Mr..
and Mrs. Koshland. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
pold Michaels, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Greenebaum, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ellr-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ehrman and Mrs
Belle Schwa bacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Boardman are
travelling in the east and were in Mil
waukee yesterday for. the marriage of
Major Frank Winn and Miss Catherine
McCord that took place at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel McCord. The wedding was one of
the important events of the season in
tile eastern city and was also of inter-
est ito local socitay- There were many
kilograms of congratulation sent yes
terday to popular Majo Winn, who has
SO many friends here. The army friends
of the major are regretting athat he
is not likely to visit here with
his bride, but VIII probably pass his
honeymoon in the east Major and Nre