The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
FABIOLA NEEDS.
BY Zoe Green Radcliffe.

OAKLAND, Oct 12.-The lady managers OF
Fabiola Hospital will hold a meeting Friday to
plan for renewed activity in the ever raging
battle for funds. In past attacks on the pub
lie pocket the women of Fabiola have invari-
ably been victorious the charitably inclined
gladly suffering defeat in so worthy a cause
while others. with less noble motives, have re-
ceived ample returns in pleasure for their
money. To be up TO date there must be i'm
provements in the hospital arrangements and
improvements mean increased expenses so the
hard worked women OF Fabiola Association
must needs be up and doing.
Work has been started on the addition to the
Nurses Training Home out on Broadway,
which when completed, will make it the finest
institution of the kind outside of San Fran
cisco. The addition will inclose three sides of
an open court and will be constructed with a
view to obtaining much sunshine and fresh
air as possible. Nearly fifty rooms will be in
the annex each arranged with an eve to the
comfort and health Of prospective occupants
Mrs. Requa Is personally supervising all the
arrangements and as she has studied the
quirements Of such an institution, even to the
smallest detail, the nurses new home promises
to be model of its kind.
Besides the individual rooms for the nurses
there will be good sized auditorium. where
regular clinics will be given
The expense Of putting up the new building
and remodeling the old will amount to more
than $12. COO This. together with the various
charity wards which the hospital sustans. fur
nishes powerful incentive for the Fabiola la
Among the prominent women who devote
much OF their time and energy TO Fabola
fss Reas MRS Yge Sf Mrs
McChesney, Mrs. Barton Mrs. Everson, Mrs.
stOlp' Mrs. Folser and Mrs. Chase
Beneath a wedding bell Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS Miss Florence Taylor became Mrs
James Ireland this evening at her parents
itself was a simple AFFAIR and was wit
messed by the immediate family only, but the
hundred frenda The bride was a demure pic
ture iD gsuzy veil, white lace robe and lilies
Of the valley, the dainty flowers fastening the
veil in place and forming the shower bouquet
The brides cousin Miss Mabel Taylor OF AS
toria. was the only attendant and was very
charming in picture gown of quaint 1880
old-fashioned effect. She carried Bridesmaid
roses. DR.. Baker tied the nuptial knot and
the groom was attended by DR.. c. F. Jarvis.
The decorations were very elaborate, the i'm
mediate scene of the nuptials being made at
traetive with great. shaggy white chrysanthe-
NUNS and St. Joseph lilies. while In the other
apartments red blossoms glowed vividly against
a background Of green.
The bride is the youngest daughter Of Ed
ward P Taylor. the pioneer stationer of this
city. and has been popular girl in her set
fact well shown in the numerous and costly
ness man of San Francisco, where they viii
reside. Mr. and Mrs. Ireland are going to the
southland for their honeymoon; and after the
their friends at the Nordhoff.
Mrs Joe Ghirardell is planning a little
afternoon affair for Tomorrow and. as she
has announced that 1t is complimentary to her
sister, Miss Jessie Barstow. the invited ones
are wondering whether no a certain happy
little announcement is to be made The atten-
tons Of certain young man from Livermore
have been very evident and Dame Grundy has
been listening for the tinkle OF approaching
wedding bells.
The young lady in question is prominent In
musical circles. being an active member of the
Wednesday Morning Club She is a niece OF
ex- Mayor Barstow and Of George W. Reed of
this city.
Mrs Ghirardellfs guests to morrow will in
ciude about twenty members OF little club of
which Miss Barstow is a member and 500 will
furnish amusement for the afternoon.
Charles A Keeler the author of several
we'll known volumes of prose and verse Will
read his new play. ''viyiana OF San Luis Rev !;
at the meeting Of the Starr King Fraternity
TO be held Thursday evening" October 13. in
the fraternity's room in the Unitarian church
Before the reading song by Moskowslu will
be given by Mrs Mabel Gray Lachmund who
will also sing the incidental songs Of the play
Mr.. Keeler recently delighted the ladies ~
the Oakland Club with some Of his own
poems and Mrs. Lachmund has been heard a
number OF times at Ebell.