The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
COMING EVENTS.
BY Zoe Green Radcliffe.

OAKLAND. June ia mothers and
daughters " luncheon is the noyel entertain
ment being planned by Mrs c. W Kinsey
IN honor Of a bride and a brfde-to-be, Mrs
George Lackie and Miss Edith Larkey. Six
teen friends will enjoy this happy little re-
union next Friday and the invited ones are
anticipating delightful afternoon
The college town was the scene Of a Jolly
affair last night when Mrs. d. Mitchell OF
Berkeley gave private bal masque in honor
Of Miss Frances Schuster. The residence on
sixth street was beautifully decorated with
ferns and pink carnations fitting environ
ment Tor the merry crowd OF reveers. Miss
cassie Brown was a charming flower girl, in
a pink organdie gown. tastefUlly trimmed with
asparagus fern and carrying a basket Of bios
SONS The Queen OF Night found a fair rep
resentative In Miss Lulu Jungck her black
star-studoed gown being one OF the prettiest
there Miss Morris was an attractive Goddess
Of Liberty. and Mrs. Jungck as a "spook'
was source Of considerable amusement. Miss
Eleanor keegan was very stunning drum
major The men mostly sought ''surcesse
OF sorroW in the garb Of tramps and other
happy -go-lucky characters. although there
were also several handsome costumes notably
the Mexican velvets and sombrerO Of Mr..
Feeey. Mr. Schrader was Weary WILLIE
and Bert James made things lively with his
antics az clown. Dr. Benton in cap and
gown, Dersonated a student
Among the guests were Miss Lulu Jungck
Mrs. J. B. Jungck. Miss Morris. Miss Frances
schuster' Miss Cassie Brown. Miss Eleanor
keegan, Miss Mae Keegan. Mrs. GrisinKher
Mrs. r Righepti. Mrs Cheyrias and Messrs
E p. Schrader William Morris Tom FeeIey
Bert James. Fred Boukofsky Stuart Mastick.
cellar Edwin walton and DR.. J. J. Benton.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Barker and
Wallace AleNander-theiT engagement has just
been announced-will unite two Of Oakland's
Oldest and most highly esteemed families
Timothy l. Barker. father Of the bride-to-b be-
has long since retired from active business
life. but for many years he was a prominent
figure in municipal affairs He was at one
time leader in politics, and for years filled
Er rlf ill
hciently. The Bsrkers are wealthy and have
given their only daughter every advantage in
a clever girl and a delightful impromptu
speaker She has also considerable histrfonfc
ability. having been very successful In various
amateur affairs
Wallace Alexander is a. son Of the s. T
Alexsnders-WhO are now making a tour Of
the world-snd is known as well TO the Haw-
Franclsco- His father IS one Of the so-called
sugar kings Of Hawaii and he himself is
largely interested He is one Of the founders
OF the Aloha Club. the Boys Social Settlement.
and is popular with both men and women So
cially-
The many friends Of Bert Teller McBain
win be surprised to tearn OF his departure for
81. Louis Wednesday morning, to become
benedict. Mr. McBain is the popular from
bore sOloist who has helped TO bring the Young
Mems Christian Association orchestra up 10
its present high standard Of excellence He
goes TO claim his bride Miss Edith de May
keck, the charming pianist. who is well known
IN tillE city Rnere sne has spent several
winters After the wedding, which will be
Sunday. the young couple will make a tour
Of the Southern States. returning, by way OF
Los Angeles, about the middle of July.
Dr. J. E. Donahue and Miss Louise Ward.
daughter OF NJ. r. Ward. president OF the
Wsshoe County Bank Of Reno New were
married Tuesday evening at O'Clock at l144
Twelfth street. the Rev. Dr. Stevenson OF san
Francisco officiating. The bride wore a gown
OF crepe de chine over white taffeta with
orange blossoms. She carried wreath OF
Bride roses. Miss Susie Ward was the brides
maid. DR.. Ernest Sisson attended the groom
The young couple win reside in this city.
BERKELEY. June 15-The ~ o. c. Club
Is the enigmatc name Of a club that was re-
Gently formed by the young ladies OF the
Bible class Of the Trinity Methodist Church
II promises many entertainments for the future
and is certain 10 provide peasant after
Moons and evenings. The first meeting was
held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
L. H. Elliott Of 1927 Dwight way. The feature
the installation OF the first set OF officers
the following being endowed with the badge
Of office; President Mrs. Elliott; vice presi-
dent. Miss Maud Henry; secretary. Miss Dora
James; treasurer, Miss Eva Mcclure A com
mittee. consisting OF Miss Henry. Miss James
Mrs. Grace Cook and Miss May Bone was an
pointed 10 arrange for a club PIN
The societies Of St Marks Episcopal Church
are preparing for a social meeting on the even
ing Of Friday, June "a. in the parish house
The programme. which VIII be inpromptu
VIII be contributed BY each society.