The San Francisco call., 1904-12-03
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BY Zoe Green Radcliffe.


OAKLAND, Dec. 2.-Superstition evidently
finds no lurking place in the mind of Miss
Louise Stubbs for though to-day is Friday,
the one day of the seven that brides usually
avoid, she chose to wed the man OF her choice.
Morgan Woodward Jellett this evening. The
simple home ceremony was characteristic OF
the bride. whose modest unassuming man
ners have been one Of her chief charms. White
and green snowy chrysanthemums blending
with feathery ferns and palms, mingled artis-
ticalIy in the general decorative scheme.
The bridal gown OF ivory satin and rare
lace was both rich and beautiful. and long
veil was caught in the brides bonny brown
hair with orange blossoms. roses forming the
shower bouquet
In pale green silk and carrying armful
of white carnations. Miss Blanche Tisdale at
tended the BRIDE Jack Stubbs performing the
same pleasant duty for the groom.
Or. j. E. Stubbs read the service that made
his niece Mrs Jellett.
After a brief honeymoon Mr. and Mrs Jel-
lett will reside in Oakland in the pretty home
awaiting them Summit street, and the new
menage will probably become rendezvous for
musical folk, the bride is accomplished
girl with very pleasing contralto voice that
has made her popular member Of the We'd
Desday Morning Club.
To-night's bride is the only daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. d. d. Stubbs, Mr.. Stubbs be-
ing a brother OF the wellknown traffic man
ager. ]. C. stubbs, of the Southern Pacific
Company
It's quite the proper thing these days to
carry package-the right Kind Of pack
age done up in brown paper-for it is evil
dence that you've been spending your money
in good cause, at the doll show Ii only
halls elastic as are good kind human
hearts. Then the Ebell rooms could accom-
modate with more comfort the crowds of lit
tie folks and grown-ups that are spending
their small change generously to aid in caring
for the wee ones in the West Oakland Home.
And there are so many pretty things-just
what you need, of course-that one cannot
help wishing for the purse of Pierpont Nor
gan or of the purses nearer home
The living pictures naturally the main
attraction and there is always crowd before
the green curtains that part and disclose the
great framed pictures that rival in variety
the numerous art exhibits we've had lately
Take Me With YOU and THE Morning
Bath the masterpieces to-day. The
first showed big open valise with year-old
Hall. the well-known track athlete-peeping
proving audience
Little John and Joe Breedlove were par
tieipants in the other tableau. and, like all the
children. in fact, who are taking part. posed
The other pictures this afternoon were:
Welcome, Eta Schrock; Got a Bite"
Carlton Veins. Helen Mehrmann and Irene
Glasses Fritz Nordhausen: isis Hopkins
Dorothy Capwell; TOO Hot" Phoebe Matthews
schrock; Now You're Married" Dorothy
Carter Alfred Carter and Alice Palmer; Mar
guerite,' Pearl schleuter; Goodnight" Dor
othy Price.
Baby Tobriner looking very much like a
live French doll in blue. sang and acted out
a song in a very cunning manner
The doll show will close tomorrow night,
when the rattle awards will be made The
prize dolls beautiful, the awards being as
follows: First prizes. Mrs. Oscar Luning.
Mrs. E. A. Carroll, Ye Liberty Theater and
Mrs. Trescott. The second prizes, Mrs. Oscar
Lrning Mrs w Backus Mrs l. A. Beretta
and Nine. de Soto. The third prizes. Miss
Sterrett Mrs Frank Wedgewood and Mrs
Kessler.
Francisco, at the Empire. for the winter. will
entertain at luncheon next Monday
Mrs. John L. Howard has sent out cards for
she will introduce her sons bride, Mrs. John
L. Howard Jr.. and Miss Jean Howard
Mrs. Robert Duncan was hostess at musi.
Gale last evening that was a very delightful
affair The guests were: DR.. and Mrs Harry
Carleton. Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynham
shieis. Mr. and Mrs Wines. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Egbert. Miss Jessie Barstow, the
Misses Layelle; Captain Fiske William Eng
Ernest Dyer Mr. Bush Mr.. Lowell and Mr..
Hunter
The Want to Know Club was entertained by
Mrs. T. c. shankland last Monday, the guests
enjoying luncheon and an informal hour or
so with music and needlework.
Miss Cassie Brown entertained the members
Of whist club at her home Tuesday evening.
the apartments in a pleasing fashion. The
three prizes were by A. j. Flynn Miss
neuss m snd ans hs Ms sun
A. j. Flynn. Mr. and Mrs. Berwick Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ebert Mr.. and Mrs. Perreau.
Mrs. D. Mitchell. Miss Eleanor Keegan. Miss
Monte Wentworth Mr.. Estas Shrader Mr..
T. ]. Brown and Mr.. VIII Morris.