The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND June 1T is long time since
the Unitarian Church framed as pretty a pic
ture as that presented by the Baker-Flarh-
mann bridal party this evening Under Fred
Seulbergers direction the big interior OF the
church assumed an unusually coy and artis-
tic appearance lavender and white sweet peas
entering into very dainty scheme. The plat
form was decorated with palms and other
greens. and from graceful arch a large bell
Of white and lavender sweet peas was hung.
The bride, eomely young English girl was
gowned in a rich. soft white silk, elsborately
trimmed with chiffon and lace. She wore
veil AID carried Brides roses.
Miss Title Flathmann. the groom's sister,
was the only attendant her gown being pale
lavenier crepe, with lace medallions appli-
qued. She carried white carnations.
VIII Flathmann was best and Henry
Lister and George Flick acted ushers.
The reception at the Flathmann home on
Colored electric lights and gariands Of green
outlined the front porch and either side Of
the walk. clear to the Sidewalk. Inside the
same colors used at the church prevailed and
the newly married couple received congratula-
tons while standing beneath a wedding bell
OF fragrant sweet peas. Supper was served in
the large basement, which prettiy dec
orated and Illuminated with electricity.
Mr.. and Mrs FlathmaHn VIII be away on
that they will reside in Oakland at Tenth and
Union streets. where the groom has remodeled
and furnished charming little home
Miss Lille Baker. who this evening became
Mrs. John II. Flathmsnn, Is native Of Eng
land. but for the past few years has made her
home with her sister, Mrs. George Palmer, In
Berkeley.
Nj FIathmsnn is a son Of Charles Flath-
manr retired merchant Of this city, and
Is himself successful business man Of San
Francisco. where he is member of the
wholesale liquor firm bearing his name
Mr.. and Mrs. {. cleaves announce the en-
Eagement OF their daughter Eda to Mr..
William T. Locke OF 2I1e Buena Vista avenue.
Alameda. The wedding will take place during
first mart October.
Edwin H. Msyon and wife left last We'd
an extended trip 10 British Columbia and
Alaska. During the trip Mr.. Mayor viii visit
Juneau to examine some large mining interests
for a New York syndicate.
Miss Catherine White and her sister. Miss
Anna White. planning trip TO ST. Louis
and other parts Of the East
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur W Moore. accom-
panied by Mrs. f. c. Hagar and Miss Louise
Haear. left on the Alameda last Saturday for
Honolulu.
Miss Maud Edith Pope who has been quite
H. Is improFihs'
Mrs. c B. wingate and infant son are at
home.
The B. 5. Hubbards win be members OF the
large party that is planning to leave on the
Marposs July for Tahiti
BERKELEY. June college society was
largely represented this evening at the we'd
ding OF Miss Agnes NJ Forgie and Frederick
A. Horswill at the First Presbyterian Church
The bride was graduated from the University
Of California with the class Of '03 and nat
urally there many Of her classmates at
the church tonight to see the interesting GER
emony The church was handsomely deco
rated the girls OF the Memo Whist Club, Of
which the bride is a member having under
taken the task OF beautifying the altar and
pillars as a special show OF appreciation for
the bride.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
j. A. MilIigan OF Porterville, whose friendship
with the brides family dates back to long
years ago in Scotland Miss Forgie wore d
gown Of point d'esprit over heavy cream-col-
ored silk and carried Bride roses Miss Mary
Forgie, her sister, the maid OF honor. and
Sumner Smith the best man. Miss Alice La
monte Miss Florence Sherman, John Forgie
and Milton HorswiIi the ushers. A re-
ception and wedding supper followed the cer-
ernony at the Forgie home at 3046 Fulton
street and then the young people left for a
honeymoon trip.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Forgie and has lived in Berkeley a
large part OF her life. Mr.. Horswill is the son
OF r j. Horswill OF 1918 Chestnut street Oak
land, and is engaged in mining In Monterey