The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
PRESIDENT OF
OAKLAND Y. M. |.
Is MARRIED
BY Zoe Green Radcliffe.

OAKLAND, Dec ,20.-The wedding Of Frank
p. Kane, a popular young employe OF the
Southern Pacific Company and Miss Mary j.
Shortt was one OF the days interesting events,
both bride and groom have a host of
friends this city. The ceremony took place
at 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon at ST. Patrick $
Church, and Immediately thereafter the happy
couple departed for Southern California where
they will linger indefinitely. The bride was
attended by Miss Maud Philbon, and John
f. Kelly offciated as best man. Rev. Father
Sampson pronounced the nuptial blessing.
The groom is president of the local branch
Of the Young Mems Institute and in this Of
flee, as well as in business. has shown HIM
self to be man OF sterling worth.
Mr. Kane and his bride will make their home
in this city.
Tomorrow Miss Leslie Green will enter
tain in honor of Mrs. Frederick Bixby, who is
spending the holiday season in her old home
The reception hours are from 4 to 6 and
Miss Green will be assisted by Miss Kather-
Elizabeth Livermore, Mrs. Fred Fenwick, Mrs.
Ralph Phelps. Mrs. VIII Olney, Mrs. viii
Thomas Miss Julita Canavan. Miss Carol Day.
Miss Viola Brainerd. Miss Bertha Goodrich,
Louis Ralston. Miss Jean Howard, Miss Mary
de Fremery. Miss Ransome. Miss Bridges and
Miss Head.
Little Miss Schrock will also entertain to-
morrow, at the largest childrens party of
people and a vaudeville programme will pro-
vide unique and ample amusement The little
hostess will be assisted in receiving her guests
who number a hundred or more, by Helen
Lowden, Edith Goodfellow, Helen Mehrmann.
Phoebe Matthews. Irene Collins and Ethel
Carroll.
The Christmas dance of the Lorne Club last
night was an unusually pleasant affair. The
suggestive Of the merry Yuletide. and
the guests seemed to be infected with the
holiday spirit. A cotillon figure was danced.
tiny stems being the favors. Mrs. T. p. Ho-
gan Mrs. George Hallahan and Mrs. j. j.
Feneren are the clubs patronesses.
1t is to be hoped that when Paderewski ap-
pears in Oakland Friday those who have colds
not furnish a staccato accompaniment of barks
during delightful pianissimo. as did
Cisco audience last night. It seems almost q
sacrilege TO even breathe, much less cough and
sneeZe, when such exquisitely soft harmony is
flowing from the masters marvellous fingers.
A number Of Oaklanders have attended the
two concerts already given, and as one can
never have too much of a good thing, many
Will hear Paderewski again here. Among
some OF the musc-lovers from this side who
attended last night We're: Mrs Emma Shat
Dr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mofhtt. Mrs Mabel
Gray Lachmund. Miss Jannsen, Miss Mabel
Hill and Miss Fairweather.
Mrs Kate Greeneaf Locke has been much
entertained during her stay in Oakland a
few days ago she was the honored guest at a
luncheon at which Mrs. r. A. Perry was
hostess and the guests were Mrs. a. B. Crit
tenden, Mrs w. w. Briggs. Mrs. Frank Ken
Piummer and Mrs: J. r connor. N'
ALAMEDA. Dec. 2O-Miss Alma Buhr of
1041 Taylor avenue who is soon to remove
to San Francisco. was rendered a farewell
and. surprise party Saturday evening by
the commercial alumni of the Alameda High
School. the affair taking place at the home
of Miss Elise Woodin. Whist was played
during the evening and a banquet was served
Among the guests were Miss Alma Buhr, the
Misses Woodin, Misses Annie Sturken Mae
DAILY. X. Long. the Misses Thrane, Miss
Klinkner, Miss Brandes, Miss Williams, Miss
Jackson. Miss v. Tupper. Miss Pauline Buhr,
Mr. and Mrs. Woodin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyams,
Mrs. Buhr, Messfs. s. Hyams, y. Rheinold,
l.. Woodwork, c. crispn. w. Moblad, F..
Killinger. z. Culbert, Mr.. Klinkner A. War
rem, l.. killam and Chester Westerdahl.
Dr. A. W. Scott. formerly principal of the
Alameda High School and now principal of
the Girls High School of San Francisco was
present with Mrs, Scott at the senior bali
given by the local High School students sat
urday evening in Assembly Hall.
Mrs. L. A. Osgood and Mr. and Mrs. G r.
Osgood have returned from a visit TO their
old home in New HAMPSHIRE.
Miss Louise Roesch and Frederick Mandler
were married Saturday evening at O'clock at
the home of the groom's mother on Santa
streets The Rev, Christian Reuss performed
the ceremony. Walter Mandler was best man
and Miss Gretchen Krennen was maid OF
honor.