The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-18
ENGAGEMENTS.
BY Zoe Green Radcliffe.

OAKLAND, Sept 1.-THE last week
seven days. Never before have so many
important engagements been announced
as during the week just ending, and
even as 1 write another fair Oakland
girl is receiving congratulations. This
is Miss Mary V. Hyde, whose engage
ment to a gallant young cavalry Of
ficer, Lieutenant Charles Emery Hath
away, was made public at a tea given
by her mother this afternoon. Miss
Hyde is the daughter of Marcus D.
Hyde, the well-known land lawyer,
who is himself a retired naval officer
and an Annapolis graduate. She is a
popular member of the younger set, be-
ing just turned 10. Miss Hyde, besides
being a graduate of Miss Heads school,
has received an excellent musical train
ing and is a pianist of considerable
ability.
The tea was preceded by a luncheon,
at which Miss Hyde entertained her re-
ceiving party. The table was an at
tractive study in yellow-the cavalry
color-and tiny yellow silk flags were
the favors. Miss Hyde told her secret
at the luncheon, and many were the
clever little toasts to the young bride
elect and her soldierly fiance, who, by
the way, is with the Ninth Cavalry,
Major Bigelow's command, in Yosemite
Park. In October he will go with his
command to Fort Riley The wedding
will not take place for year yet.
The receiving party and luncheon
May Moffatt, Miss Marjorie Coogan,
Miss Clara English, Miss Beulah Brig
ham, Miss Rachel Warren, Miss Olive
Hyde, Miss Mariana Mathews and Miss
Katharine Hyde.
Among those invited to the tea
were: The Misses Gertrude Allen. Ma
talie Fore, Katherine Bennett, Martha
Coffin, Pattie Chickering, Marjorie
Coogan, Mabel Cooley, Jessie Craig,
Helen Sutton, Eleanor Phelps, Vivian
Puter. Helen Weston, Eleanor Slate,
Grace Waldron, May Moffatt, Peggy
Stowe, Beatrice Simpson, Edna Orr,
Clio Posey, Juanita Zech, Airline John
son, Josephine Johnson, Margaret
Hayne, Helen Knowlton, Juliette
Mitchell, Edith Whitney Mariana
Mathews, Carmen Sutton, Ruth Kales,
Rose 'Kales. Gladys Brigham, Elsie
Schilling, Edith Beck, Marguerite
Vesper. Vita Vincent, Katherine Kutz,
Sevilla Hayden, Christine English,
Gladys English, Irene Bangs, Kath-
arine Stone, Cornelia Stratton, Bessie
Coghill, Mary Burlick, Bessie Fill
more, Lille Reed. Minnie Conger,
Dean Tisdale, Violet Wakefield, NOZZLE
de Cola, Ruth Houghton, Lille
Isaacs, Louisa Hall, Tellulah LIE Conte,
Mary lie Conte, Charlotte Morrison,
Ernestine Moller. Eleanor Moller,
Ruby Richards, Vera Meyer, Laura
Myer, Emily Marvin, Alice Andrews,
Warren Holman, Nadine Belden. Anne
McElrath, Dollie McGraw, Josephine
Dewing, Ada Brown, Fannie Plaw,
Margaret Ritchie, Gladys Meek, Rena
Hoffman, Alma Perkins, Marcella de
la Questa, Anita Thomson, Louise
Stone, Clarice Lohse, Edith Downing,
Bonnie Downing, Frances williams,
Marian Ransome, Miss Hoffman. Miss
Bridges, Miss Head, Miss Whitney.
Two other engagements full of in
terest to the smart set are those of
Miss Florence Starr and Miss Mabel
Cooley. Miss Starr, during her resi-
dence in Oakland, belonged to the
Thursday Night set and she is still a
frequent guest at Oakland affairs.
Her intended is Joseph Motley Thomas.
San Francisco attorney and a Har-
ward graduate.
| Miss Cooley's engaRement to Fred.