The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

Miss Martha Richard Herbert HENDERSON
miss Gertrude Hunt George Pardee
A marriage that will be learned with
surprise by a wide circle of friends
in this city is that OF Mrs. Lillian How
ard Dilcher and Francois z. Messenger,
which was celebrated in Los Angeles
August 8. Rec. ]. d. White officiating
The couple will reside in San Diego,
where Mr.. Messenger is engaged in
business with the independent rtone
company Mrs Messenger 10 zsie daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. u. Howard OF
Lena. H.. Her husband is the son OF
the late p Messenger, a pioneer mer-
chant of San FAsacisco. and for several
terms directsE of the French hospital.
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At a charming party given in her
home in Falcon avenue last Saturday
afternoea, Miss Willie Mae Whittier
announced her engagement to VIII f.
Turu&r of Berkeley. Red, (which was
the .,redominating color. was carried
Qua in the decorations with masses OF
d@hlias and carnations and feStoons OF
&ny crimson hearts. No date has been
set for the wedding. Among those
hidden to hear the happy tidings were:
Nrs. Lawrence Water Mss Mss Nellie Quinn
man MISS 14ueua " hltteh
Airs Charley Worth Miss Myrtle Marsh
idrs. Leslie Hawkins Miss Ida Turner
krs. VIII Murray Miss Edna Brown
9rS PauI Srnedburg Miss Gertrude Handley
Mrs. Henry Hackett Miss Florence Turner
Mrs. James Doolittle Miss May Mclean
Miss Irene Elliott Miss Marjorie Thibbetts
Miss Lucy Smith
%n the presence of small company
Z reIatfves and friends the marriage
of Miss. Tina Ingram, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin f. Ingram, and
Albert Raymond was solemnized on
THa &
radiant in "a robe of soft white satin,
!, embellished with rich old lace, and she
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley. Attending her as matron of
2 honor was her sister, Mrs. Roger Jones.
ALr and Mrs. Raymond will sail Tues
day. for Honolulu, where they will pass
their honeymoon. On their return they
Will reside in Seventeenth avenue.
where Mr.. Raymond has prepared a
charming home for his bride. Mrs.
Raymond. is a charter member OF the
Iona Slub and has been prominent in
the activities Of the younger set
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The marriage of Mrs. Blanche Fl.
Flint of Baltimore. Nd, and Henry
Buckley, a prominent mining man of
Nevada, was: quietly celebrated in this
:. city Wednesday afternoon. The couple
sailed. on the Harvard for Los Angeles
and will pass their honeymoon in tour
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their. return to San Francisco about
September Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley will
= make their home at the Highland
apartments, 1921 Jones street. Mrs.
Buckley is daughter of the American
Revolution as well as Of the Confed-
eracy-
g: Mr.. and Mrs. D. Strauss announce the
: engagement of their daughter. Ruth, to
: Samuel Simon.~ There are no definite
plans, regarding the marriage.
The Weise home in Fourteenth street
was the scene of a merry gathering
last Sunday. when Captain and Mrs
Frederick Weise celebrated the for
tieth anniversary of their marriage.
Captain Weise made the trip to Califor
MIA by way of the Horn in the sixties,
his wife coming here the following
decade.
The. Matinee Bridge club was en-
tertainsd Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Walker G. Graves, 2S20
Scott street, a brisk game being en-
ioyed by the ladies Of the club, and the
! following guests: Mrs. Bishop. Mrs
Bryant, Mrs. James, Mrs Crooks, Miss
Bryant and Mrs. Qunie.
AS an agreeable innovation 10 prizes
were awarded.
The Matinee Bridge club will cele-
brate its third anniversary on the
third of September with a luncheon, to
be given a Techau Tavern in honor of
the vice president. Mrs. Graves, who
will leave shortly for a tour of the
orient Miss Tessa Semple is the presi-
dent and one of the originators of the
club
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r. J. Van VOORHEES, and Henry He'll
bron arrived in Pacific Grove last week
from Sacramento to rejoin their fam
lilies who are there for the summer
On account Of two birthdays in Mr.
Heilbron's family on Saturday, the 9th,
Mrs. Heilbron entertained her son and
daughter in law. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hebron, at dinner in Pebble Beach
lodge Friday night. and gave her
daughter picnic at the Sacramento
Place" which is situated on the new
Lighthouse boulevard, to the north of.
the Y w. C. A. grounds. The picnic
grounds were dedicated Nina Park
with due ceremony. and will become
popular picnic ground.
Preceding the Wednesday evening
dance at Hotel Del Coronado, William
Ramsay Heberhart entertained at a
dinner to SO guests. The table was
exceedingly attractive in bright scar
let 1eraniums, with their own foliage.
The guests We're
Mrs. Roy Pierce Of Mr.. Brothers
New York Mr.. Harris
Mrs French Of Manila Captain +. B. Hennessy