Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 25

JANUARY 22, 1928 S-3 Miss Bodinson Becomes Bride of F. W. Weeks Polo Events At Del Monte Attract Society Mrs. Henry Willard Taylor of Claremont and has made her home in Richmond since her marriage. Those who played bridge during the evening were Mr.

and Mrs. Cassler Burton, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.

Beamer, Mr. and Mrs. Homer King Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott Graham, Mr.

and Mrs. George Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Thorn W' Mrs. Paul Cirvin Rice, who has gone to Kauai, Hawaii, to make her home ihe future.

Her marriage Was an event of Decern her 20. The Bride was Miss Edwina Osborne of Alameda. Coleman portrait. SOCIETY NEWS son. Dr.

and Mrs. M. A. Praator Miss Ruth Taylor, Miss Corinr; Burroughs, Miss Elsie Grant, Hn Jeanne Myron, Mrs. Claire Rout Mrs.

Margaret Ressler, and Jaspr O'Farrell. Clayton Burroughs. Jt Mockley, W. A. Dr.

Sana uel R. Downing. SUNDAY Major and Mrs. L. A.

McClure At 9 o'clock Wednesday, evening on January 17. the wedding of Miss Margaret Bodinson and Mr. Foster William Weeks took place In the returned last Wednesday from a pleasant visit In Reno, Nevada, Del Monte is getting ready for a great winter season. Many prominent easterner have already made reservations at this famous resort andwithin another week the winter and his wife and Infant daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Rodeer W. Conant and Beverley, at their home in Berkeley. Mrs. Conant will return to Xos Angeles shortly for a brief stay bcfoia buii'o SHU' DlegiTTd" where they were the house guests ill concert room, of the Palace Hotel, of Doctor and Mrs. George C.

Steln- miller-at their-homeonNewland with a-out 150 relatives and fHends attfendingr-ltevrflarvey O. Breeden i ea4 -the service, at which the brida Avenue at Geary San Francisco Heights, and the inspiration for visit wit npr EftrNrtauKhter. several delightful dinners and luncheons. On Monday Mrs. Mc- -n-ni rivrn nivai' hy She wore a robe de style of Chan The fact that the most brilliant polo calendar In California's history is scheduled for Del Mnnte clure gave a piano and pianologue tilly lace over 'satin, with a long program before an open meeting this winter will contribute greatly veil of bridal tulle caught to a of the Monday club.

Included were dainty rap of rosepolnt lace and to theport and social activities on the Monterey Peninsula. Many house Dafries have been nlannpd at numbers from Brahms and Shu-man and a group of opera bur orange blossoms. Her bridal bou Three Great lesque. On last Wednesday Mrs. McClure and Mrs.

Alice Redeiiille Pebble Beach for the polo season. rom now on there will be polo games everv Wednesday. KVlrtnv and Sunday afternoon. The Mar quis ae rortago's uei Monte team will soon be completed by the arrival of Cnntslnu Solhv Mnrmsm Sales Miller played the Mozart Sonato for two pianos before the Berkeley Piano club. if if if Mrs.

Eugene Schule and Miss Frances V. Elliott, daughters of General W. L. Elliott, U. S.

A. and granddaughters of Commodore J. D. Elliott, noted commander of the "Constitution" have returned to the Eastbay after a sojourn in Europe and Hertry W. Forrester, who will join rorces witn the Marquis and Harry East about January 20.

The San Mateo Blues have built uh a splendid team consisting of Lin Howard, Hugh Drury, George Pope. and Ifennpfh Wnloh and are registered at the Whitecot- ton hotel in Berkeley. They are Dana Fuller has also been playing Broen Lines and Odd Lots From Regular Stocltf Also Phenomenal Special Purchases also granddtfughters of Major George Blaney, Engineer Corps, OJ. S. who built the ripraps at Ft.

Monroe and the fort at Smlthville, N. C. Another sister, Mrs. Herbert Ponting of Berkeley is now visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Major and Mrs. Edward C.

Rose at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Sports Cogtumes Reduced to Clear if if Captain and Mrs. George Landen-berger. U. S.

were hosts recent F. J. Comerford, wife of Lieutenant Commander Comerford. Commander Comerford is now in command of the Robert Smith. He will be in the bay region the latter part of this month while his ship ia under repairs at Mare Island.

if if if Mrs. Edwin Landon, wife of Colonel Landon, U. S. returned recently from a visit with her eon in Hunchun, China. Mrs.

Landon reports a most enjoyable visit in that most interesting and fascinating -part of northern China. On the fourth of January Colonel Landon sailed on the "Korea Maru" for the same region. Colonel Landon will comhine work with pleasure while away and will be ahle to spend a part of the time with his son. i it it Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Hall have moved from their formed home on Garber road to their new home at 2929 Forest avenue, In Claremont. Mrs. Hall, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. E. B.

Bolton, is a member of the Woman's Army and Navy club. if if if Lieutenant and Mrs. R. M. Costi-gan, U.

S. were recently guests in Berkeley, where they visited Mrs. Costlgan's sister and her husband, "Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Shafcr. if if if Many of the service people are interested to know that the transport Thomas sailed from Fort Mason a week ago Friday on is scheduled to be her last voyage as a transport. Since the days of the Spanish-American War the Thomas has carried troups, officers and their families and supplies ti points of foreign duty. There are few of the regular service who have not had some association with the Thomas.

The Sherman, a sister ship of the Spanish-American War days, was retired in 1922, and the Sheridan prior to that date. if tf if -Admiral and Mrs. Thomas Washington, U. S. N.

are entertaining as their house guests at their quarters on Yerba Buena Island, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Putman and Mies Doanda Putman of Amoy, China.

if -if-tr Mrs. H. Rubottom. wife of the late Colonel Rubottom, who is convalescing from a long illness, returned last week from a visit with friends in Sacramento to her home in Oakland. ly at a dinner' at their quarters on Yerba Buena Island in honor of Vice-Consul John Richendorff of Exceptional Values! Denmark who has been ordered to Guests at the dinner included Commander and Mrs on tn(s team.

The Eleventh cavalry of Monterey Presidio is another local aggregation already in the field. The Pacific Coast polo championship or High Goal Flat event at Del Monte February 17-March 11, will attract a number of additional teams, including of the best In the United States. These will include the Sands Point American Championship team, made up of Louis Stoddard, Averill Harriman, Thomas Hitchcock and J. Cheever Cowdin; the Mid wick team, consisting of Carlton Burke, Eric Ped-ley, Elmer Boeseke and Ted Miller; and the San Mateo team consisting of Arthur Perkins, Willie Tevis, Malcolm Stephenson and Bobby Strawbridge. ft if if Coronado Guests Entertained at Mare.

Island Frank Chew, Lieutenant Com mander and Mrs. George D. Howe, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Cornwallls-Steven- son, the Misses, Margaret Winter- mute, Peggy Steele, Kitty French, Doanda 'Putman, and Lieutenants W. B. Coleman, S. Dunman, Edward J. Moran and Mr.

E. Boaz. Knitted and Jersey Dresses, Suits and Ensembles. -Authentic modes for now and Summer. 14-75 24-75 34-75 Qrig.65to8S Orig.

89.50 to 150 Leather and Snakeskin Leather quet was a shower of orchids, gardenias, lilies the valley and cyclamen. Miss Ina Bodinson was the maid of honor for her sister, and wore a period dress of green tulle and taffeta, trimmed with green velvet ribbon. She carried a shower bouquet of snapdragons. Mrs. p.

Kraft, the matron of honor, wore yeliow taffeta made in bouffant style, and effectively embroidered. She also carried a Shower of snapdragons. The flower girl, little Bonnie Marie Weeks, who is a niece of the bridegroom, wore yellow crepe and lace, and her cousin, Blllie Weeks, an the ring bearer, wore a little suit of green and white. Mr. Ed-viard R.

Martin was the best man. Supper was served later at a large horseshoe table, following which Mr. and, Mre. Weeks left for the south on their honeymoon. On their return they -will reside temporarily at the Hotel Leamington until the completion of tho Madison Lake apartments, where will later make their home.

Mr. Weeks is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Weeks of Highland avenue. Piedmont, and was graduated from Stanford University.

His bride attended the University of California, and was later graduated from the College of the Holy Names. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J.

Bodinson of Alameda. if tf if 1 Several score bridge tables were arranged at Orinda Country club on Friday afternoon for the various groups of players who motored out for the regular Friday afternoon bridge party. Many made? up luncheon parties before the play, while others who were lunching in town made plans for tea following cards. Others drove out for golf in the morning, remaining for luncheon and bridge. Among those who enjoyed the affair, which vag arranged by Mrs.

Rodney Kenyon, were Mrs. John Fageor," Mrs. Frederick Baxter of San Francisco, Mrs. LeRoy Near, Mrs. -C.

R. Kruse, Mrs. Walter Monroe, Mrs. Dwight Wood, Mrs. Hamilton Murdock and Mrs.

Keels. a a Commander and Mrs. Edmund D. Almy entertained last week in cour. tesy to Mes.

Henry Dollard and Mrs. Charle Holzwasser, house-fruests if Commander and Mrs. Harry Orr. Guests were invited to a prettily appointed supper followed by an evening of bridge. Those invited on this delightful occasion were: Colonel and Mrs.

William Melville Small, Captain and Mrs. Frederick Porter, Commander and Mrs. Harry A. Orr, Commander and Mrs. Charles L.

Brand, and Mrs. Kendall Bragg, and Mrs. John Dale Hodapp. and Mrs. Ernest A.

Daus, Mesdames Henry Dollard, Joseph Tartre, Charles Hote-wasser, Lieutenant Milo R. if if if To celebrate the birthday of Major Edward R. Loundes, he and Mrs. Loundes were hosts at a most enjoyalle dlnrer and bridge at the family home in Thousand Oaks last Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for Colonel and Mrs.

C. M. Truitt, Colonel and Mrs. J. E.

Wyke, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stinks of Los Coats to Clear Long and short models imported from England, France ad DenmarST Remarkable values I Altos and Mr. Robert DeLand of Boston and Miss M. Smith.

if if if The-RetiredH3f fleers -association met at luncheon at the Hotel Cecil In San Francisco last Friday, January 20. Colonel E. B. Bolton, U. S.

president of the association; Colonel L. A. Curtis, U. S. Colonel L.

T. Richardson, U8. Major Edward R. Loundes, U. S.

From Buenos Aires H. H. Shires to Tour World During Summer M. and Lieutenant Q. R.

Thomson, U. S. N. are among the mem 76 Orig. 135 to 198 JO To close out smart sports coats off.

Originally 5 to ayo 27.50 to 12S 56-75 Orig. 79.50 to US To close a limited group of short leather jackets. Originally 6y to 75 36.75 Miss Ayres to Go Altarward In Early Spring Announcement of the betrothal of bers who attended from the Entertaining a friend from Buenos Aires, Mrs. R. R.

Holm, is Mrs. W. F. Taylor of Terrace Walk, Berkeley. Mrs.

Holm will spend several weeHs in the bay region. She is fond of golf and will play at several of the clubs about the bay. If tf tf Mrs. Frank R. Armstead and son, Robert, expect to join Captain Armfctead in China in March or early, in April.

Mrs. Armstead and Robert are now with her mother Miss Vestel Ayres and Mr. John fourth Floor at the Biltmore apartments In Bridge Evening Siebe Stauf was revealed this week when several hundred friends of the bride-elect received tiny betrothal cards through the mails. Miss Ayres is the daughter of Mr. Seattle where they expect to remain until they sail for the Orient.

if if if Mrs. F. H. Conant, a charter An evening of bridge will be given at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Chesley John Roberts at their home in Richmond this evening, for a group of the younger married set member of the Woman's Army and who has been passing and Mrs. Rollin C. Ayres of Vernon the winter with her cousin, Mrs. Madison-Stewart of Los Angeles, Heights and is a graduate 6f the Anna Head school in Berkeley. She is a niece of Mrs.

Carl H. Brock-hagen of Portland. Mrs. Shelley P. White of San Francisco and Mr.

irom me ciues east or tne Day. jurs. Roberts is the daughter of Mr. and MARE ISLAND, Jan. 21.

Mrs Henry Dollard and Mrs. Charles Holzwasser Coronado, are the houseguesta of Commander and Mrs. Harry Orr at their home on MaraJslandrJnotoring up from San Diego for their visit at the Island. Mrs. Dollard is well acquainted at the Rtation, Dr.

Dollard having completed a tour of duty at the Mare Island hospital. Mrs. Orr entertained recently in courtesy to her guests, at a delightful supper followed by an evening of cards, inviting the following guests to meet Mrs. Holzwasser and to renew the acquaintance of Mrs. Dollard.

MESDAMES Edmnnd D. Almjr Kenm Leachmsn Fredorlclt Porter Ernest A. Hmi Joseph A. Tartre Kenclnll Bragg Ihomaa Culhane Trench Vulto ft, Entertaining in courtesy to Mrs. Charles Holzwasser and Mrs.

Henry Dollard, who are the house guests of Commander and Mrs. Harry A. Orr, Mrs. Joseph A. Tartre was hostess at an informal supper party at her home in Vallejo on last Sunday evening.

A merry round of parties in courtesy to Mrs. Dollard and Mrs, Holzwasser has been enjoyed by society at Mare Island since their arrival at the station from Coronado. Those invited by Mrs. Tartre on this occasion were: Commander and Mesdames Harry A. Orr, Edmund D.

Elmy, Lieutenant-Commander and Mesdames Frank J. Wille, John. Dale Hodapp. Dr. and Mrs.

Ream S. Leachman, Mesdames Charles Holzwasser, Henry Dollard and Ernest A. Daus. if if tf Doctor and Mrs. Ream S.

Leachman were hosts last week at a delightful party at their home on Virginia street, in Vallejo. The guests were invited to dinner and enjoyed an evening of bridge. Those accepting the hospitality, of Dr. and Mrs. Leachman were: Captain and Mesdames Joseph A.

Murphy, John Ellicott, Neal B. Farwell, Frederick Porter, William H. Wilterdink. Commander and Mesdames George V. S.herard, Daniel Hunt, Lieutenant and Mesdames Pal Meadows, Thomas J.

Brady, Mesdames Joseph A. Tartre, Kendall B. Bragg, Robert L. Skidmore, Lieutenant Henry Burmann, Mr. James Leachman.

enjoyed the holidays with her son A Timely Sale of Chiffon Hose Paul S. Stick of Alameda. Mr. Stauf is the son of Mrs. Freda To.

Boston Stauf and the late Werner Stauf of San FraneiscOj. and is a nephew of Mrs. William F. Dohrmann and Mr. John J.

Siebe. Mrs. D. Lyle Outstanding Values of the Season Among the passengers on the resident Harrison which sails from San Francisco March 23, will be Rev. Henry H.

Shires, rector of Christ Episcopal church, Alameda, and Mrs. Shires and their son, Henry Shires Jr. The travelers will be away for about five months and will be accompanied by Mr. C. J.

Millis of San Francisco, father of Mrs. Shires. The first pause in their travels will be Honolulu, thencd to Japan and other places in the Orient en route to the Holy Lands. Later Rev. and Mrs.

Shires will motor on the continent and cross to England. Upon reaching New 6rk, the travelers will sail for California via Panama Canal. if if if Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Preston of Tunnel road will entertain this evening at bridge at their home for about forty guests. An informal buffet suppier will be served during the evening. if if if Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wellington Gould of Encinal avenue, Alameda, are the parents of a little daughter to be christened Patsy Ann Gould.

The young mother was Misc Nessie McLaverty, of Alameda. Mr. Ross Gould is the son of Mrs. I. Gould of Oakland.

if if if Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. String-ham of Tanglewood road are being welcomed home by friends after Ghirardelll i his cousin. i Regularly 2.00 and 2 25 1530 BROADWAY 95 2.7J Mr.

Stauf attended the University of California, at which he affiliated with Phi Kappa Phi fraternity. He is also a member of the California Tennis club. Their wedding is being planned for late April, if if if Miss Elizabeth Moore will entertain at dinner the evening of February 3, complimenting Miss Barbara Sesnon and her fiance, Mr. Henry Cartan. Friends, from both sides of the bay have been asked.

Miss Moore will attend the Bachelors' ball, February It, in Los Angeles, and while in the south will be the guest of Miss Katherine Thomas' at her home on Wilshlre Place. Miss Thomas visited in the. north before the holidays. i. Leaving January 26 for their home In Boston will be Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Brown, whose marriage took place across the bay six months ago. The trip will-be made via the Panama Canal. Mrs.

Brown was the former Marian Hlls, daughter of Mrs. W. L. B. Mills of Oakland, and is a sister of Mrs.

George Donaldson of BerEeley. if if if Mr. and Frank Honeywell will also be passengers On the Empress of France and have planned an interesting itinerary, including many stops along the east coast of Africa. Later they wilf join their son, Donald, at Cambridge at the time of his graduation, after which the trio will travel on the continent before returning to the states. if if a Mrs.

Walton Norwood Moore will entertain at luncheon February' -2 at her home in Crocker ilighlands in honor of Mrs. Nathaniel Robbins of Michigan who is here as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles E. Gilman and Mrs. William Griffith Henshaw of Paris.

The luncheon is the first of a series the hostess has planned for the spring. Regularly 4.00 several months' absence in the south and east. Superior hose that ordinarily sells for much more. All guaranteed All of dependable quality! Full fashioned and in twenty leading colors. A won' derful opportunity to buy in quantity.

Be Jell Presen ts Mtin Floor Informal Tea for Claremont Guests The Ultra Shoe Fashion for Spring COLONIAL WITH THE SMART BUCKLE-BEADED Clearance of Fine In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hulse, who will leave February 1 for New Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras, Mrs. Albert Sykes of Domingo raod will entertain at tea January 29. The affair will be of an informal nature.

In New Orleans, Mr. and Mrs, Hulse will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Christianson. Before their return to California, Mr.

and Mrs. will spend several weeks in An opportunity to buy our high quality merdlanduc at unusually low 2.0Tof)0 OFF DD iamonds-tchej-Je welry Clocte-JilverwreleatherGooA $.50 i Negligees Repriced for Immediate Disposal! 13-85 19-85 28-85 Orig. 25 to 35 Orig. 39 JO to 55 Orig. 65 to 98 JO Includes finest French wool rciom coats, lovely crepe de Chine negligees, hostess gowns of chiffon and luxurious velvet robes.

French Wool Sacques 6.85 Originally 12J0 to 19J0 7 11 IM Better Merch cfhe at 0. Lower' Prices. Honey Beige Suede Pearl Greij Suede JjEDELL 'Slioe Service ipella atij-. faction. 5koe Patronage lias Lee'ri tuilt on trie continuous featuring of neV, individual Shoe Fasliions unequalled in variety and unexcelled in values know tliat we can serve you All SUes-All Width High and Low Heelt Shoe Salon-Main Floor Dresdeix-Itzliaiv Bronze-znd water Lamps-at 20 to 25X off regular prices.

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