The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
WE'D MEATH BELLS
BY Zoe Green Radcliffe.

OAKLAND, Oct. 26-To-day's most inter-
estins event was the wedding Of Miss Hazel
Cope and David Hartley which took place at
the Cope home on Jayne avenue this evening.
The event. albeit: witAost. ostentation and
marked -bysa refreshingl simplicity, was among
the weeks notable affairs. for the Cope girls
there are three sisters and such IikabIe girls
tney are-are all popular members of the
smfrt set. The residence is constructed on
artistic lines and lends itself admirably to
the brides talented elder sister, superintended
the placing OF the cosmos and vines that
formed the decorations and the result was a
very oa1nty picture indeed.
IN one corner Of the drawing-room 10 q
round alcoye window, reached by two stems
@ anu mere the bride and groom knelt for the
hupllal blessing Overhead in the arch a trio
OF pink bells were suspended, while the vine
ciao interior of the window formed an effective
setung Tor the nuptial picture. The apartment
was lighted by fairy lamps and electric lights
concealed in pink roses.
The bride s. gown was of cream white louis
Inc, panel Of French needlework adjoining
the front Of the full skirt and around the
shoulders was a berthe of duchesse lace. An
interesting feature of the brides apparel was
the veil of silk tuIle with border OF silken
embroidery, which was first on a like
blossoms that had also been worn by the
brides mother fastened the precious lace in
place; shower OF white roses completed the
Miss Vera Cope attended her sister attired
IN IN oalnty giriish frock of pink silk null,
the low SnOrt-Sleeved bodice being finished
hair fern.
Reeves Baker attended Mr. Hartley, and the
Rev Clifton Macon rector Of Trinity Church.
ofnciated
Mr.. Hartley holds a responsible position at
the Selby Smelling Works. and after a short
home at selby.
The bride is q daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George W. Cope of this city.
The art section Of the Oakland Club held
forth at the cubrooms to-day and an instr,,c
tive and interesting programme afforded an
ing present Mrs. Arthur ]. PiIsbury presided
and early Christian and Florentine art was
eroie.
Giotto. the first painter to use living models
was the ..sS subject OF Mrs W. s. Peters dis
course. "Giotto's Tower" by Longfellow was
read by Mrs. Lacey. and Mrs. Forester read
The MTs old Frdnt Bridge e IN aog. Florence ,,ns,.
setting for these literary gems and sang
When Song Is Sleep, by Gertrude sans
Helmund.
"Ghiberti and His Bronze Gates" was one
OF the interesting papers read. she subject be-
ing pleasantly handled by Mrs. L. A Koenig
AS her wedding day-November 1s-an-
proaches. Miss Isabelle Kendall is more and
more In demand at little affairs planned IN her
| fonor. Tomorrow Miss Carmen Sutton will
play hostess 70 dozen fair maids. and next
week Miss de Cola will entertain al an afters
noon affair The first Will be a iuncbeon n - and
five hundred Will fill in the hours at Miss de de-
share the honors with miss Kendall. hoppe VIII
The wedding of Miss Laura Prather. the tai.
ented miniature artist. with Guy Willian
Waterbury of Sacramento viii take place ar
the brides home on THANKSGIVING Sav> TS Thars rs
win be no attendants. and only those nearest
ana dearest to the bride and groom will wit
ness the ceremony.
Miss Katherine Kutz viii entertain at
| luncheon a dav Pnr -
OF Santa Barbara
| Mr. and Mrs. william 8. snoo,x hsv. -.
out cards for large reception next Saturday
the occasion being their golden wedding -
The ladies in charge OF the geranium booth
| at ST. Anthony's fair, in progress. serve
benet Of their BOOTH dining dno room bas aor n the
fitted up on Eighth street, near Broadway.
Halloween party will be given bv tbs
ladies OF the First Christian Church Aid soe sne
ciety next Monday at the GienwoOd-
/ Miss Jane Barry is home again from Los
Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sutton ane Mrs. Car
men Sutton have returned from Dast
ALAMEDA, Oct 26.-Miss Della La Jarr.
esse and David J. Parker were welded at noon
Or. and Mrs. J; 4; La Jeunesse. 1865 Railroad
avenue; Rev. william Norman Guthrie, rector
/ emony. Miss Dorothy La Jeunesse was mar nal
Of honor and Harry La Jeunesse aa was Ibs,a bes'
man. The wedding was witnessed by a i'm
! tied number of friends OF the bridal najr
After returning from their honeymoon Mr. n6
Mrs. Parker will make their home in thi,
city.
Mr.. and Mrs w. e. schwerin and that,
daughters. Jessie Lotties Elsa ana Mabel
have returned from seven Months tour 81
! Europe
Mrs James sheeran has returned from a five
weeks vacation spent at Dutch Fiat and Au-
burn
Dr. and Mrs NJ ]. Burke viii leave To- NOR.
row for Los Gatos. where they will spend
! the winter months.