The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-02

with a girdle of pearls The veil was
caught with cluster of diamonds. She car
ried bouquet of American beauty roses.
The ceremony was performed in bower
of ferns, under sweet pea wedding bell in
the front bay window. Rev. DR.. Stark Of
Temple Emanuel officiated.
After the ceremony reception was held,
attended by about 200 guests. The happy
couple left for Monterey for their honey
moon and on their return will reside at
2S15 Pine street. The presents were mag
niicent and include their future home
completely and elegantly furnished.
Professor Joshua Royce has been the
social lion of the week in Berkeley. On
Tuesday Miss Anna Head gave dinner in
mis- honor and on Saturday evening large
reception. On Thursday he was the guest
of President Martin Kellogg at dinner.
Miss Alice K. Wellman, president of the
Neighborhood Boys club, will give a
promenade concert at her residence in
Fruitvale for the benefit of the club on
Saturday afternoon and evening, Septem-
Der Z. 1t will be one of the pleasant affairs
of the season. The Angel Island band
has been secured for the occasion. Miss
Ethel Moore, Miss Margaret Knight, Miss
Requa, Miss Lillian Strong, Miss Booth
and several others of Oakland's most
charming young ladies are interested in
the work of the club and will assist Miss
Wellman.
The reception to the Rev. w. 1. Kip Jr.
next Tuesday evening promises to be an
event in church circles. The parishioners
of the Good Samaritan Mission are making
great preparations to receive the various
clergy and church people of the diocese.
Last Friday evening the mem bers of the
First Congregational Church in Oakland
rendered a reception to their retiring pas
tor, Rev. ]. K. Mclean. The Ladies' Aid
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affair and had decorated the chapel very
tastefulIy with flowers, ferns and ever
green's. Not only were the First Congrega-
tional Church members present, but num-
erous friends from other denominations
and several pastors were also on hand to
wish Dr. Mclean success in his new work.
Last Friday the mem ers of Iota Chap
ter of the Zeta Psi Fraternity gave an elab-
crate dinner at their elegant clubhouse in
eral members of the new chapter of the
fraternity located at Palo Alto, also the
following:
s. Lloyd McRobbins, Thomas G. Taylor Jr,
Edwin r. Jackson, Ralph A. Chicks. julius E.
Gregory, Fred C. Marston, Walter Morgan,
Henry Brizard, Andrew r. jackson, Lionel C.
Sherwood Ira G. Boss, Henry F. Dutton, Ed
ward L. G. Steele Jr.. Charles K. Field. Charles
Dudley Dean, John w. Proctor, Walter K.
Rutherford: Louis G. Faulkner, Ralph Carr, G.
u sherwood, Il. y. racine, fellX SInlLn, II. w.
Bender, Harry C. Catlin, r. L. White, Shirley
Baker and Harry Turner.
The beautiful grounds of the Shattuck
residence on Shattuck avenue, Berkeley
will be illuminated with electric lights
and lanterns on the evening of Thursday
next September 5, when the garden fete
will be held by the ladies of the First Con-
gregational Church of that place.
Professor and Mrs. James Pollitt of 536
William street, Oakland, celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary last Tues
day evening by entertaining few of their
many friends. Mr.. Pollitt is the organist
and choir leader of the First Baptist
Church, which place he has filled for over
four years. The choir and many members
of the church were in attendance. The
evening was delightfully."- spent with in
strumental and vocal music.