The San Francisco call., 1903-01-12
OAKLAND SOCIETY

OAKLAND Jan. 1.-THE Utopian Club is
planning grand bali for February 4 at Maple
IIaII which PROMISES to be delightful affair.
The club is composed Of Jewish society people
of Oakland and purposes to give many succeed
ing though smaller affairs during the winter.
The first ball will be strictly invitational ana
the patronesses will be Mrs. julius Abraham
son Mrs. Henry Kahn. Mrs George Mosbacher.
Mrs David Magnes, Mrs. Al Salinger, Mrs.
Max Marcuse Mrs. Gus Cohn. Mrs. Hugo
Abrahamson, Mrs. NJ. H. Coffee, Mrs. n. Rosen-
The list of officers and members is as fol-
lows:
president; b. silverstein recording secretary;
= We'll financial secretary; DR.. II. Newman,
treasurer; trustees-W. Robinson, M. Marks,
Rittenstein l. Magnes II. Klein, F. Fibush.
y. Schneider 2. Wen. s Klein Dr. H New
Silversteln Gus Ringosky. A. Friedman, DR..
Green S. Camp A. Ring. II Elkus II. Quie-
mer. 1. Jonas. H Tozus; II c9hn Rev; DR. Dr.
I. Buchman, B. sapiro.
Mrs Lucie May Hayes entertained the Cup
and Saucer Club Thursday at her home in East
Oakland. Mrs. Fred b Dallam and Mrs.
Henry Rosenfeld won the prizes.
The card party Friday afternoon at Mrs. E.
G Morrisons for her daughter Mrs Stuart
Francis Smith. and for Mrs. sidney Van Wyck
on summit street was fragrant with a profusion
Of pink carnations and after the games a
tables Euchre was played the prizes being
won by Miss Crissie Taft, Miss Harriet Emma
Kngst ss Snd NM Miss A Ana f se aR MISS Ie ae
Miss Moller. Miss NOyes, Miss Pierce, Miss En-
wilma Smith, Miss Gertrude Snow Miss Mary
Eliza beth Leigh Miss Edith Selby, Miss Leslie
Green. Miss Edwards, Miss Martin. Mrs. Irving
Lundborg, Miss McElrath, Miss Miner. Mrs.
Selman Miss Alma Brown, Miss Adah Brown,
Miss Halle Bakewel Miss Mary Barker, Miss
Florence Brown SI Mss a EDelyn Evelyn Craig Miss
GRAHAM. Miss GorriIi Miss Crelln. Miss Hum
vi ha,e. MIS- criseie Taft Mrs Maxwell
Taft Miss Kelley, Miss Kent Miss Kendall,
Miss Evelyn Brown Miss Grace Baldwin.
Flora Duncan. the daughter OF Mrs. Robert
Duncan Jr., celebrated her eighth birthday an
niversary Friday, and ten OF her friends helped
to make the occasion a happy one. Lilies and
roses adorned the rooms and after a couple of
hours devoted TO play the little hostess ushered
tempting birthday feast was spread beau
tiful cake with eight burning candles occupied
the position OF honor.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Young. accompanied
by their daughters, the Misses Bertha and
May Young left on the steamship Sonoma on
Friday morning for Honolulu where they ex-
pect to remain for several months If Mrs
Young's health permits they may make a
of the world via Japan before returning to
Rose Crest their Oakland home.
Miss Mariette Hayens and Miss Anita Oliver
accompanied the Youngs to Honolulu and will
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BERKELEY, Jan. 11-Miss Agnes Keese
huff daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Duff
of 2i29 Bowditeh street and Frederick Mcleod
Fenwiclx, a young business man of San Fran
cisco. were married YESTERDAY y,sSd afternoon
church of St Marks parish. The Rev George
p Swan. rector Of the church, offcated. The
maid Of honor Miss Juliet CARRIER and the
brIdesmaids were Miss Elizabeth Center and
Miss Catherine Glass Arthur Swan of Chi
cago was best man. The ushers were Howard
Veeder. Frank Stringham, Thomas C. Van
Ness Jr Curtis Baird, Vail Bakewell and
Leonard Hammond.
A reception and wedding breakfast were held
the residence of the brides parents after
the wedding to some ffty relatives and inti-
at the house are Miss Catherine Glass Miss
Eleanor Davenport. Miss Helen Shafter Miss
Irwina Smith. Mrs. Stanley Hooper jackson
and Miss Leslie Green
Mr.. and Mrs Fenwick departed this morn
ing for New York. On their return here
month hence they will reside in San Francisco
ALAMEDA. Jan: 11.-Miss Louise f. Ian
san Francisco were welded at noon Yesterday
at the home of the brides grandmother Mrs
M l.. Lancaster 2124 Central avenue The
Rev. L. Potter Hitchcock, pastor of the First
bride nor groom was attended A limited
number of the relatives and intimate friends
including Miss Ella kapff, a lifelong churn
of the bride witnessed the marriage The
bride was attired in a travelling costume Ms
M l.. Lancaster wore the same dress at the
wedding that she did at the wedding of ths
brides father and mother. Mrs RAYMOND ie
the daughter of Mrs. George H. BartIett ,Xbo
Mr.. Raymond is employed with the Eouita HE
Life Insurance Company of San Francisco
The home of the young couple will be at 2l2e
Central avenue