Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

6 SATURDAY OAKLAND TRIBUTE! MAT 1G. aj Highest of all Lexresins Fmaf latest U.S. Gt Report with Hot evening Was The o'clock: acteg until tels. Prentiss Gray. OUver Smith, Eu-5v 5.

5alAnd Raymond Taylor. Elila De QoMa and Emil BendcL THK UUTCHIXKON RECEPTION KsSL Manrt ria RrvrM nB' Harw nuraunson gave a very Xr ilirns- Flo Page, Flo r. Pfeasaat reception this week in honor 22 rml xZ of their tro-m 11 tana MatUe McKav: MMm. r. z7 I XV 111 1 1 1 lain of ST I Jo.

Me. Mrnam BrowrT SIP Olney and Leonard KeUer. THE ROOT RECEPTION. rjoauuianr pure NEW Miss Zoe Root gave a. vnr i informal reception Saturday evening kk asslifrit 2l1Bne Hutcblnstm were Mrs.

WatkJn- "MhST60 wepe Misses EDa Ster-nice Bennett. Ber- KnlwSr and BTorrlRU-Howard. Win 0411 "ngTSLwree StU4rt RAW" The Merrymakers Enjoying a MJ I to shine brothers of the bride and her father. ana airs. Inland Coillns.

nee Miss Edith Warner, at her hcT on other scenes. Who nvc hr mrorsv Knai. Oak street- The twuse was very daintilv dnw in THE MEDDLER. worth, a. littM- -wu.

maid nr tw. Medley' of Good Things. Miss Janet Bruce of San Francisco and Neighborhood CBub. corner of Third and Franklm streets, is giving a tea this. Saturday afternoon and evening The hours are from three to nine.

There win be tea. in the afternoon and Professor Griggs of Stanford Universitythe same who made such an agreeable impression at the Woman's Con tiTlf enJoyy spent with THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB TEA wurcu. Among tnose pres. iiWerMi8S Ro' Mr- Mrs. La.

land Collins nriu tw. MOSHER HUNT. A. brilliant company gathered at the residence of Mr. and Mrs, H.

E. Mosher Nfles Monday evening- hut to witness nary umey or Oakland were the bridesmaids. Maid of honor and bridesmaids wore white mull over wratfc with Pink sashes and amvail Minil L-4Ho libs tjrer. trude Hl.1nvr rn TT Jill 3. XVOOt.

The Neighborhood Club House will GrilXV to 9 lessor Ortggs will make a Mk ChiD hats trlmnwd mi-)! nlnlr vtnoo gress wmi speaK tn the evening-. Tt directors a.re Tuimr rrmmMmmt- PEASANT PARTIES ARE HELD. Joseph- one. marriage of their daughter Maude The bride's gown was of cream white am vntr Miss Ruth Palmer. Vfc President; Miss satin trimmed with mir mm I Loren Hunt of the State ITnlverKtov.

wace ue Temery. Secretary; Miss made with extreme simplicity. Her veil was fastened in her heir with a pearl THE M'KBE TEA. imt. Treasurer; Mrs.

Palmer. Miss Pendleton. Wlu TJiiMmt. vri 1 1 v'r' utn Palmer ui Grace De Fremorv xri- tTI. Over a hundred bad been sent out.

Most of the recdjxients being present to person on the happy O.J1U niinusul TwYn mr mY.m. I 1 mi ma Miss Mc Eee save a a i r. ice McChesney. Miss Weltanan, Miss wuquet or wtoite rosebuds and ferns. MWV ASlUtp inpnas, Miss Mymen Kept Busy Disposing of Many Matrimonial Affairs.

in nonor of Miss Claire Ralston. who has receotlv renmuw Thomas. Luita Booth -rman. uwwer or members ot the groom's fraternity and some members of the The hour for the ceremony was fw uia TueSdaV. Ma.1T 1h atwl Wulniiaihv wuworaty or fjauEornxa Ulee Club M.

M. M. CLUB PARTY. May 20th. from in a n' wrowmuiiy am.

'wa in nws. sang the briSaa oSorus from Ien Franco IZTT as the party advanced thiTSS I 7 f1 BerkeIey came on the P. Grunke will trive e-n exhibition of his asl iT1B "wna An enjoyable party was given by the peaming at 'Ms studio. 530 Thirtv. The stngers were Mr.

Bakewefil. Oscar i mi iT8 wn.ee in receivtng- were Mi ton, Chabot, Miss TJrz. J5Wn.Miss Chabot. o'clock train and were conveyed to the house in carriages. M.

M. M. Orchestra last 1IVM eighth street, near Telegraph avenue. Mr. Frank.

Rev. FrmloirioV TT Mr. Grunke is a talented and hard- wrvrlrtnor mw1m .1 tag at fflie home of Miss Florence Grant. HLrhland Tflrir klnson Kowle- Miss Wat 50SSIP OF THE WEEK. The rooms of the home had been ar-twticaJly dcioorated in Pastor of the rjerformed th i id.

urestes Fkm i bcnom ana a woTKer in sereraa Branch- vjicmuny. me cnuron, ltseir had-been a uiuuKsira renoereo snonnA oiink. event under the supervision of Chas. TT, 'u1 -na- THE DAMON RECEPTION. es or art.

beautifully decorated bv I ts, selections, after which Gordon H. Grant rir mmiIb viLKU! njcn oaQooL whose 1 JTfYSrv anuusea tne guests by singing- several comic aoiurs-Dann '7v amon tendered c. Last evening Caroline LWtle and Vlr- white rose garlands were Btretohed to 7, Known- Liht Ihie de Fremery gave an everHn of I the back of fviTJL I L.Sful Draacbes of bamboo and ments were Indulged in until 12 o'clock. hm "Jysaatbemum Club at hia 1 1 iKuiu -w-srii avrora tpttih Anrf 1 1. song and organ at the out-of-way little The Meddler" Gives News About the Upper Crust.

when a dainty supper was served by PVftTlW, iaon Avenue Wednesday .1 i mil. uie voune- maiea nr i ine iwiub 1'iymoutn Avenue onurcn on Thirty-fourth street. It was for charity for At the conclusion of the church ser Uh wTi. Moaoan" Ice, a luncheon of salads. I were huug.

A canopy vice, a luncheon of salads, decorated! strawberries, fees, cakes, and noffa wna Those present were: Miss Grant, Miss- i a Profusion of flowers. Tj. xne Denent of a ladles' aid society, a-nd there was miiftA rmr1 nrtm. wbJite rosea, covered the bay window aiary ana Bertha Stalder. Miss Tha-: venng- amusement a r.

uri Jn-rvi Business mmMno rl a short 1 a 1. xrwror ax vis, miss by girl friends of the- bride in one of Lundy. Miss r. eang was held and thfni uu ciieuuea over vriiA gramme was really very atttractive and was enarmangiy rendered. Thursdav mrpnino a wVl mo WeH, it bas been, decidedly dull.

room in iwhioh the bridal couple stood. Over their heads hung a large floral horseshoe of white roses and maiden Miss Hostetter Miss Williams, Mias President: T. L. Jorcian, Follomgby, Mr. Grant, Mr.

Jarvls. Mr. fffnuel Levy secretary' Zl by the little Church: of the Arlvmt in grape aroors or tne brides orchard home, Los Olivaa. There were 150 guests and the arbor was decorated with pink and White sweet peas. Then tshe bride ran away to change her gown.

The newlv wmMh nmii. Stalder. Mr. Walker. Mr.

Stewart, Mr! IU(K3ta A JHsTTuVrt oav i ery soon I shall be dating my letters Caetle Cra or some other bonnie East Oakland. The affaiir -was under iMj-zi tern. lOiMm.r--rms. At CM- a. tlace.

whither all of Oakland will have Those nresfxrvt m. Mr. sessions. Mr. Pringle, Mr.

Kemp, Mr. Collins, Mr. Ireland and Mr. Valentine. cne direction of Mr.

Crlchrton Smith and the mustcal progmnrme was as follows-Glee, "Pagoda Cromer were driven to Decoto. starting- amidst bridal. party Richard Hunt, a brother ber Russell. Ann FinkanirtiPrtt rL Mmnis a shower of rice and old shoes. At 1 01 the Kroom, sang to fine voice, with Decoto t'hev tonic train fni a I Dian Kmmniiiln.t susses iiarroid.

raider, Messrs THE ATKINSON LUNCHEON. Sll: kT-? Blake, reJ. t. i. "IT" I inaoe aiouia ana smith.

Song, "Welcome Pretty iunuj uMjoniai. cuju uuea jo true sxraans of Mrs. Watklneon gave a luncheon VelPr. luc, win jive new nuuig maron came the brMp' Pinsuti Wednesdav in honor of Mixa Rklitt Rai Jos. Hikv; Tornson.

Haus. Mra-ifar MandMrsT -r-- wiiiuu uirwin xne 'Dertlbiboned adalA beh built for them. After the bride Bishop Nichols wth Rev oZn and irroom were erm. nu.t. vrump sum, wno returned recently from the 'Jordan.

mips La Jeunesse, Recitation, "Reverie in Ohuroh Mies Edwards. for San Francisco a sT.1 k. he groom tam. ana wwose engagement with Dr. Bullitt of Louisville.

has bon an I umu, air. Miairlc Rmnmdll ALAMEDA'S song. "Sweethearts" SuJlivan FLORAL PETE. Santa Barbara. OaManders wn 4ft mit ho' tt.

I nounced. The deenirajf tm wsm Mr. Kicniard I. MouQdl Shakespear's 'As Tl TJL- Till faong. "The Mans-pn- rswu" i- tirely to white marguerites and maiden "Juanlta" th.

be given by Oakland mnd a uiuir icth. inose nresetut mt v-iKiT was tne onry one present, it mih tcch rauiju, Inuoheon were Miss Ralston. Miss tuers on one of the evenings of the Ala sxmui fTwnoisco. Lastly came rr-i i IV. valentine Law.

Glee. "Peacefully eiumbering''' was all very romantic 1 The bride and groom took a tue n.t 8sj Oiumttn or, a Waltz. Miss Grimes. Miss Knowles, meda floral fete which wh jn-cxiee ana xars. watKinson.

Storace puffed over to street Wharf. own quite gayly and gladly. Oak-land will be a deserted as 1 last years' bird's nest tor even life here is an insufferable bore. There foas been nothing this week worth going ito and we have all been bored to death, so dont't xpect me to be breezy or interest tag or rven sufferable for it's quite an impossibility. In scrawling my little grumble I almost forgot Belli Hutchinson's tea on Tuesday afternoon, which was really a very.

pretty affair. There were almost seventy-five there all from the younfe-er set. Mardie Hutchinson, Mina Prihgie, Coralfe SeVby and Ida Belle Palmer, an in pretty gowns, assisted Beffle in receiving at her first blgr was ber very own. Amy Requa, looking very swell in "a stunning- spring sown, was among the guests. Claire and Mae Tucker have been visiting Mrs.

McNear this week. Claire's May 2Sth and 29th at Captain Thomn- sroom stepping oLrd hy Crump and" conmleted by the Bishop, was moat fcm-Dwasive. The bride's 'TZ. misses Harroia, stalder, Messrs Mould itnrl nmWni nucre viixry loos a coacn ana pair and drove over ton and dale to San Mateo. They wanted to be alone n.rwi ttym Kn.

THE GRANT PARTY. A very dedtebtfiil mmtv play will be given beneath the trees by Song, "Twickenham Fferry" Molloy couple kneHai by Mrs. Gran a 5 TcT" Sny. uir wish. miBs ia jeunesse.

Song, "Tell Her 1 Love Her So teenth stm-nt i.in oa oast W4U mJ rwQve "me tiessing bcy iweaent tbeo tendered P-J Faye Mra Prentiss SeJby gave a party to Quartette. "We laiir TT Xn.T-VT" "wie exquisitely dec- tTT1" Miss Geo. BIMo dltl smilax and 5S Murdoch Edith Selby test Thursday which was adXurnedto.TJT1 quite an interesting- affaM The nt I raie wbere the quite an hi terestlng. affiaiit The guests Sleep Schumann waing supper was served. The ten were wi very young, "Wirucui synony r.

11 spacsons ur. j. j. Medroa tems. TbA vxrace cuaiaer.

Herb. Harrold, Val. hrcciu uuiivprrrpn Jrrutv 1. bower of rnee-n -tf. nun very gay ana very.

Jolly. They were Miss Chrissle, Taffi Miss i.w, teo jriaat, 1 Mrs. V. IVTarnhnll ura nva "ia cara Louis Butler ana rnumq Mr. PbMlln- 7 awvuiytui' ground and hung wiith lamps and Oh In- 101.

Orlando A. P. Leaoh ATJLD SIMMONS. tPan bore the guests P. Allen Adam Touchstone Mr.

and Mm. TVim xr-a A ocium. aicjEiiratn, miss iseatrioe vroo-mam. Miss Klttrldge, Miss Alice Coffin, MJss Grace Gorrtll, Miss Bessie Paimer. Mtos.

Edith McDonald, Miss Pauline Fiore, Miss Abbie Clift, Miss A very nrettv wMiiiina. Will VJalKUHiTrn JITuI Bom TT1 Phlll nur. Oil Htnemere for a month before leaving i iJKJiaco to waaing ataiy is noi sea yex ana cne ram-lly mourning, from which it seems as day at tbe First PresTvt '2f Louie Butler v-asuc raij. xjaiter, cne wntole fam- Miss Lizzie Auld of this city Si ta rir lorence bnaron. Miss Irene Baker, Miss Gertrude A linn Waiiaw nmL elnce, wffll retard it.

Preparatknis are wirUh point lace, sprays of orange blos- UIULrXl 111 maivfaM -r-. MliOO JU1IIM. tlfTTW paper called the Hustler that the Hush mens ot S.rU"'J'BiiZ MaureV rei out is one or the cleverest thinsrs in amateur iniimtWsnr t.y iiurrew, jaax xart. joan Hoffman, Oiarenoe Creed, George Sessions, Paul Seibv, William 01nv wiuiom. -iTAjjara jiut.ua XlUSBe-II Coyle.

Ml Tr. i'u uouquex or white rum and maiden hair xete is given for the benefit of the' stand that it is in greet demand among A1VIU, Howard Beck, Harry Fose. D. Beiden, Beiden, ad mm i TV LOT VI i onae bridesmaid, and George A. Simmons, brother of the groom offlcd- rin wmronree or the Woman's Exchange.

A lantATTI ramaVitt i the chiBdren and among tte PrSltvSte dress was of White organdiead elders as well It Is toe frtendS OharleB Pringle and Valenciennes laces over paliblue 7u ndarfd KarlHoffmaa Ornaments. toiLS- naa i-iie bride wore a kindliest little sHuh in nri4 May 28th in which cvi wwiitnius. w.u, no Ullgin- faced and merry as a freshly scrubbed somJ11 becoming gown of white satin. Th. ia.

i uTV I. I France tMuruoi- kouui ooy. The Exeraittv girls gradute and we shall have anoth- I Ttle bride's mother was dressed in ai vvmuinj ui. toe ior fastened with orange blossoms. Mrs.

Simmons will spend their boneymoon th. asm, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bray and Miss Blix Smith left on Monday for a drtv- am. TlhMra 1 a TiTlI7 I WtMl iwtfn 1 Wlmfted x.

x- Mm make their future home in Haywarda A. M. HickW V' in7 -crip xnrougn tne Yosemlte valley, Wood. Mr Tf iu De gone overa morrora. instead of being hI In the evening, Tiere were many beautiful trw as Of Von In Mm.

v. I Worn Ktr i-7I vOHetS ur. and Mrs. Merrimam Sr. Mr.

and nd Mrs. Bmnob, wbJle tha A SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT. A ban and social entertainment was dlanoua muslins instead -of rustling A lanre number of cr-w Mrs. Harry Thomas, Miss Mayme Merriman and Mr. Merrimain, Iwho were so urrforturaaitely burned out of vmvc given last Saturday night at St.

Paul's unitarian Miss Fitw n. ime grwiviaxing ex- I venwwe. cut glass. erolses will be held, on theeminary tags and dainty brtKnrav-grounds. 1213 Madlsbn er-An.

lov ttylLJrJ0 "nowed the Hall Ban Pablo which was attended by cneir joverv mme. ins-iMirTA A-m t-T ing for the present with Dr. and Mrs a numoer ot uaKlanders. The pro tZZZ'u Lrncn. Mrs.

Wm. VfL- Episcopal bein the open- The gWs are friends. The1 ktoWs Ytr Catherine ICmiiA- riHtt -ilh I 8 the hnriA gramme was as follmm 'MmaB-acsiup nufl n. iiiiLiniMiii ma. a a.

Memraan Tiney wlQ- prob-abry rebuild their borne during the Violin Solo Miss Rose O'Brien Dennlnger, Agnes Maude Fowiingr Ve- I The bridrnM'. aeaa By1 ra McCord ICMi. ,2 T-oiT JDTld.ma(1 avor was a cIovm. re. winter.

Pres-berian-Mrs. Barton, Mrs. BarreS andMra E. Smith. Method EpS auiuincr.

MJss O'Brien of Oak land Mary Ellen BWltattWoS the beat TATw -V I Mnviu-IUIIL U1D IsTTIirVa rw goong on apace, however, for Myra's and Harry's weddtag. They say her trousseau is very stunning indeed WB ve very complete. Class Day. the Zet amd Tf. K.

E. fraternities and the other college societies In Berkeley gave big luncheons at Milch there were a lot of Oakland people among tfhe 150 who were present. The Class Day exercises were very pretty and sylvan under the trees of the aimphiitheater. On Commencemenit Day there was another large crowd. It is a shante that the Harmon Gymnasium is the only place (they have for Commencement exercises.

The facuKy and students fill It to overflowing. The result was that Wednesday an overflow audience sat around and waited for the exercises to be finished so that they might present their congratulations. There another luncheon at the D. K. Commencement Day.

Other entertainments During Commencement Week were the Glee Club concert, tfhe Commencement hop on Monday evening, the Skull and Keys theatricals and some incidental festivities among the inhabitants of Berkeley. Altogether it was a very merry week among the college lads and lassies. The Monday hop was very jolly. The crowd was limited to 260 persons which made dancing comfortable. The floor was very good and the music superb.

There were lots pretty girls some to simple, eome. in elaborate gowns. Of them all. I tbmighit Carmen Moore looked very pretty and bright. There are a few entertainments in the future.

Miss Edith Wade gives a luncheon next Wednesday to a few! friends. Mrs. Bug-bee entertained a number of friends this Friday and the jiT foaro. Mrs. a Recitation "Peonle will Mrs.

George C. Perkins and the Misses Pamsv am A TWnv timt MifcO. -mi w. jonns, and -Mm Waiterson. Tiamat -iri airs.

Mtia Uom4. T) nuu Grace MennSnger of Alameda were the Maude Sine and wJinT nd viuko ana r'lano very ortv ln wnite whits guests of Mrand MrsTAs: Evans Minnie Pmtt of San Jose during the OarntvaL foflks party at Cambrtlnome of vtA. folks party vice. Miss Rose O'Brien, Master James ITASflV man Uaitbolic Mrs. C.

BartletUMra Shea. Mrs. G. R. Rqs-setter and Mra.

a nanui)i unestnut stre rm Tt I a.C ana wank Song "Rose Dream Elsie TTmh was danciwr. muste-and SiW Jf names the witnesses to The most important engagement Al-j "For AU Eternity." Mr. Wilson attiiuus mm Aira Mutter, i mvti. aHg. msioei sTiieaa.

aas xiao xor a long time la that of Miss Gertrude Peck and Herbert A. Pace. The IWk Uva Vn miss aua Hrne. Miss Pratt, ELLSWORTH-PRICE. MRS.

MAUVAIS ENTERTAINS uibirumennu Jsoio, A Monkey's Prayer Mamie SUva Recitation "A Yankee in LoVe" Fred A. Cook style on Central avenue and used to! tlss, Miss Genevieve' Cterperter. Miss Mies Jehnle Ellawvintn Mm Zeno Mauvals mtartajni nve uuKiana once upon a. time. Ger- wV Mr -nrt rr.

Lcr or rauniBon, miam xeua-MCKHiiean. Miss fuuit TV Meer t-'nrt tm-a lurmf ineieenran uentury Club last Wfn. ey. itbe Misses I v. Ellsworth.

wi iruae is une eiaest aauginter. No date 'u juiBsee Miss Blr Fa1tymm. tm. aju- marncwl tit aay. DaJmty refreshment.i vf tor uie weoxiing has as yet been an- eie itaooans, Messrs.

Carrntoe, Baoo. I mnm ice of San Bruntsch. HHler. Allen. Sharon, 10 at the Niles First Conrre- during the afternoon by Mrs.F.

C. uuuucea. i Kaser, Cushlng, Curtis. Marchall. Dus-inberrv.

Rob Cnrunt t.i, aXSOn assisted hv rw. -r Tne WeorLInar rf MH TahmIU -bii gaoonai Church at 3 o'clock Tuesdav afternoon. Miss Ellsworthis a vZ Alias uussle Evans. Amont- muv aixnmac (jnrtst, Laurie. Misses Eva and Alice Chichester, Mamie SUva, Mabel Esther Dooling.

May RoseV- Cornet solo Kennedy of San Francisco. Ben (Bolt" Miss i Annie Curran, Clarence Lawrence. Song. Douglas Instrumental Miss Libbie Flanagan and Miss worth, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry G. Ellsworth said Robert Price in Tfiles On TuradflfV nnta ATI A rmm9 s-ii a tine laaiee present were Mesdames uaAiana and Sajn The North Oakland Trinra De. a. xi. ujasoock, James Evans, Von Helm.

Maitr4vin tt tvii. P.u ncn prettiest weddings of the season. The wuingBoi tne season. The 11., JIVK, IfUUUlC. I win givve a garden party this after-I aeautifuffly decorated.

FpUTT ceremony was performed in the First noon flrom 3 to 7 o'clock at 1215 AlSe roses were diaDed Congregational Church at three o'clock I street. AM Oakland is invited and ruvi- I above the Tin in! rn-i. sinning THE BUHUER RECEPTION. ana the bridal orooen was quite a Pie wffll go from the tdT TTTZ ed Mrnnv a haT- the tea at tfhe :N.iThihnrtwi Un hiu Pnjc Mrs: Marion Humber was tendered S3 SdtWhiie wPe etretched to the 1 1 M1U iiuiun muuriiaoie tor a wnoie day vi me aautcn. ciirtni.

reception at the home of one of her sis iS thOUK-h. rWjthof a mlf-v rf-hk. charming effect. Promotly at the 1 rmrtlrWay? a a. ters.

Mra G. N. Walton, No. 831 Mag I ua-ie. nere is Mentv thn.

nolia, last Wednesday evening for everything In Oakland. The patronesses of tfhe Kindergarten fete are Mrs. prior to her departure for her home in n.a.vcuiaugn ox uaKiand. Song. "Paddy Flynn" Flanagan of Oakland.

"Rock ot Ages." "Old Oaken Bucket," "Maud Muller," "California Sunset, represented respectivly by the Misses Amelia and Nellie Clark, Maggie Rose, Mae Stickles, Lizzie Mc-Gan, Mamie Lynch, Bert Davis, George Valencia, John Lucas and Fred A. Cook. the musks of "Lohengrin," the bridal party entered the church, preceded by the groom and his best man and brother. John Price. Th mh.

i aoiona. ts. aj. me evening was scent tr" j. McLean.

Mra W. H. Chiioortnv. rT in music ana au sores or nurw and Rlton aid Miss amusements and at 11 ran n'oirt- in with her father, was preceded by guests were ushered into a beautifully; decorated dining room, where kiwvtw' ner sieier. xuiss Hushe Ellsworth, who was maid of Honor, and the bridesmaids.

Miss Jennette Rn. a -trirf. Mrs. Howard ta Mot Wntne IjTw n. was servea.

A vuhsjssj ini o. XV4U- At 1 :30 a. m. the mmtunr Alw UiWn7tDOU, wasninar jurs. unrrwr a mM ay xur wttnen are not active? This ninwn.

Francisco and Miss Mary Olney of Oakland. Just as they proceeded down the aisle, "Faithful and True" was sung by the following gentlemen of the University Of Califorrvla. rsi ease journey name. Amonz those nriwnt -vmv XT THE OLNEY RECEPTION. Mrs Olney of East Twenty-third street tendered a reception to her daughter.

Mrs. Clark, during the week: The house was beautifully decorated oCSufTrajrlets Clubs at Mra S. A. Deckard. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. hour is at two o'oloc, I thmlTand the speaker of the afternoon wilt iucis.een. mt.

and Mrs. Sol Palinbaum. Dr. and Mrs. John R.

Fearn. Mrs. Mar miss Sarah Severance. Theyekneot Bakewen, Mr. Parsons, Mr.

Frank Os car Taylor and Mr. Rixford. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Frederick H. Maar, the pastor.

The bride wore a beautiful gown of ivory whfte satin trimmed with noint TENTH ST. AND BROAD WAV, For Sbylish Millinery On Friday ev entow -h tnLh lace. Alt the eoneliMlon of th. Clara McChesney sit hroir OAKLAND, CAL. SOCletV.

The -mnm-. 7 luncheon was spread at Los Leva's, the orchard home of the bride. The tables were set in the grape arbor, where covers were laid for over 150 guests The decorations were Dink and wnft I rfiw ar- Iadies sfcotild call on the Misses Jones Hayd en, 'Saws "1c. oanKs and masses. were about ana "rviT i ojhi vine mnma sweet peas.

n-St1: oded. Miss McOhes- Is what you want and you can have it S-k r', modish i Mr. and Mrs. Price spend a month in the south and will make their Formerly Mrs. Laymance's head trimmers New parlors; YON HAN DA vmiD nrriT KnoT .1 AN ANNIVERSARY BALL.

1 The Toung Ladies' Institute No. 24 Nos. 22 and 23, Bfake.BIock, Upstairs. Time Owl Drnsr Co. gave their sixth anniversary ball at r.

-f1- arnes sang very wai STere fSLfSi Masonic Hall. Tuesday rntnr was a very delightful affair and HURD'S HURD'S HURD'S pame1S mmm facial 50c per box mneh ea loved tv all man Bnii An. wwT mr mr mJ ifiBVUba 1 If" hall vwas very prettily decorated with iV- 4mt ia ft KmSmm lm mTL tm. STAflOllEHY riaaiy aeserves. 1HI fHmri MSw ir.

www wm w9 pun iig iLuu iiowers. tuc avnmnM vhn na What a lot 'of madiVai-. -r- "se Hisfs Iroh Unsn lata Pcsr viih feather, ribbons OoUtt uadet mnd titet) mttdtiu many mitetllaniet 0 Spring Headgear can biound me axuur were as roiiows: ArrangementsMrs. Doyle, Mrs. Ho- uwwDden to finish at the TTnlvenitv r.t-t HALTED LH-RcspiUI Sizi Acsuiar price zsc or.

gariy. am jauinerney. Mm. Whelan. Our price xce quire im nTariAM- li wv 1 of the-Thomas fVhms 53.00 jo.ro.' bib xxarnngton, Miss Moloney.

Cruis's Supfna Crsn lots 1 vioor jmmiTxee-iw u.M wtn.be. TtJl Mdnerney. M. Swas. c.

rant -ir in SELTZER o- -o-l" I OT Wie mrr-1 nresent, Oar pnee 30C quire soPre cer, jars, xicwryi mi. tiaugney. loor Manager Mae McCarthy. Oeicnslarr Lcsn fits i6c eoc, 40cU7ac asa oougiu at in ion. prt9 a "THE WONDER" A D18TIXCTI0N WTTff DIFFERENCE 8u stOZuMry tor lave Jem tprlng vetittttlhtr mUZintry Bmt the WONDER Has an tbeprlns Novelties.

STORES--8an Pablo, near 14th. i New Broadway, naar 14th- Washington, near tOth. -x i- Kegular once oc oer lb. Mrs. O'Connor.

Kate Kretz, We cut to 33c per jonia i nm, abon jaarwooo, J. Jsr OoHeare and -Uis Wednesdav aAarM; JZZei '758 THE PINNKT PABTT. 1 Kerular orice oer lb. leg are Jessie i. I A' 'charming little party was Hn We cut to 30c per ib.

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