The San Francisco call., 1904-02-03
EVENTS IN..oOCIETY

OAKLAND, .sFeb. with hearty good
wishes and many merry jest the friends of
NFs and Mrs. E. 2 Laymance gathered around
that lrappy couple. to-aigkt 80 celebrate the
maace's ncther. Mrs. "a. D. {-aymance, mad
thrown " sie the hospitable doors Of her home
ION Twelfth street for the occasion. and
other day aad begun be{ere the last OF the
jolly gathering departed.
Simple .sreeneTq formed the decoration up
stars. where Mr.. and Mrs Laymance re-
oesved. pretta' feature of the. reception yyas
( the fact that Miss May KoiAer and: William
J. d-aEmabce, who were the attendants AT the
wedding fVe years ago assisted Mr. and Mrs
l.asSnance in receiving this evening. Mrs. Lay
/ nance wore her wedding gown-of white satin
+ becomingly attired in a gown Of cream lace
end added mucn to the enjoyment Of the even
. iAg; with a nuslber of musical selecsons.
The happy palr were the recipients of
large number af wooden souvenirs. snany oof
: them Being costly and beautiful. The Esch-
ectpolrzia club. of which Mr.. and Mrs. Lay
maEce are popular members Gent a carved
rosewood pedestal accompanied by two wooden
plates on which the following. unique inscgip-'
We welcome wooden wedding" and 'sFive
Years ago :, Ed-'Wood you? Minnie-I wood
. To-day: we wood
ground ffoor. where supper was serted, was
both picturesque. and unique. Long shaviags
most original manner The ceilings were fes
. tpened with them and great bouquets Of them
were fastened TO the walls. over the doorways
lops shaving curfs were fashioned inO portieres.
! boUntifla supper was served On bare wooden
taples. the plates. napkiH holders and even
The list Of Invited guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. =. II. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D0p-
gall, NIr. ard Mrs. J. H. BuTnharS, Mr.. and
Mrs Il F. .Childs Mr.. and Mrs n W Hall,
Mr and Mrs, +. poliRg. Mr. and Mrs 7. Js
Fish. Mr. and. Mrs NJ. }. Laymance. Mr. and
Balm. Mr.. and. Mrs. j. Laughland Mr.. and
Mrs. c. h .Du Rose. Mr.. and Mrs. A. !. VIII
Ne md M arE NrS n
Villa Fortane Mr.. aEd Affs. George A. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. r. O. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Masters. sr- and Mrs Jobs Beeale, Mr.. ana
H Janes Mr. ard Mrs George King Mrs A.
d Iaymances Mrs e :. Min9sh, Mrs NJ E
Mrs Katie Beedle. sirs. NJ @ Robinson, Miss
Rose Dayis Miss Ma Kohler. Miss Tena
Kohler. Miss IreHe Dougall. Miss Maude Dou-
gall Miss Ada Laymance. MISC Blanche Lay
nance Miss Anna Macintosh Miss May Du
Rose Miss Flora lie Noir. DR.. l. oF. Herrick.
zer W w White William J. LaymaRce. NJ.
Leber. \. Braun, B. Barte9ls. ]. c. Kendrick
I and F. S. Gray
Success. for which the members of the
Ladies Relief Society has been working
hard. crowned their efforts last evening, the net
profits OF their whist tournament being more
than $500. Maple Hail taxed to its ut
most tapacity and in the. croTd were many
cf OaHand's representative people, Light re-
ceptien gowns were worn by nearly ali the
ladies connected with the AFFAIR. which, with
the bright lights ard artistic decorations,
blended n a scene Of unusual brilliarce
Mrs. Milton Bulkley made the highest score,
and vas awarded first prize. The other win
oak table. 3 W H FtleyE Dresden clock;
4 Walter Kellogg, wenthered oak chair: 3
Nm. n J Stanley. picture; g. Frank Brad
ley chafng dish Z Ed Rose triple mirror;
n J. Bleuel. caTvers; 10. Mrs A. J. Jiece,
portieres; II. Miss A. Armstrong. picture:
p. Mrs. Eg6ert Stone, opera glasses; 13. Miss
A. Blake. glass vase; - Dr. Percy Gaskill'
silver asparagus fork; 10 Frank Leach. can
deafra; 16 s. Z. Grove silver spoon; II,
Dr. J W Legault. violin case and bow;
Evelyn Craig. order for hat: 90 Mrs. Nc
Chesney. French cologne; 81. Mrs f. e.
tGre: %. Mrs. ~. T. TAFT. vase: "a. Mrs eE
/ J. Cotton japanese palm; %, J. J. 'Rucker;
A H. schleuter: % Miss Flint; 30, Miss Y.
Smith: 81 Mrs. E b. Beck: 30. II. Nc
Fadden: 80; r willis Sharpe: "a. Mrs. w.
5Ieek; e.. 80 49,. a. chasei 80 Z. c. Prather;
The Cosmos. Club held its regular meeting
Monday at the residence Of Mrs. j. r. Burn
ham. Mrs T. c. :coogan 'won tie prize. o
Miss Helen Chase entertained the Tuesday
Club At here home to-day. among her guests
Being Claire Chsbot, Miss Lucretia Burnham,
Marian Goodfellow Miss Helen Chase Miss
May sCooean. Miss Bessie Reed Miss Ethel
syms. Mlss. Edith Beck Miss Sean 9ooWney,
Miss Ethel crellin. Miss Ada kenna, Miss Bes-
sic Fillmore Miss Emily Chickerlng Miss Edna
Barry and Mrs. Irving Burren.
ALAMEDA. feb. Miss Anna Kruger.
daughter 81 Mrs. NJ. A. Kruger, became the
bride Of Leigh Jones a A pretty wedding cele-
brated this evening AT her mothers home. 1888
Grand streeto Nearly two hundred friends of
the young couple witnessed the ceremony which
made them one. Rev .fohn G. Gassmann off,
ciafed Mrs r. A. Victors sister of the bride
acted as maid OF honor. and the best man
was Maxwell Jones' a brother of the groom.
Miss RUBY johnson and Miss Muriel Russell
we're ribbon bearers and little Gisela Haslett
was flower girl The brides dress was Of
creme de Paris with a yoke and bertha of
ducheese lace She carried a shower bouquet
Dor lilies of the valley. Mrs. NctoSs was at
tired in a beautiful gown OF hand-painted cfaf-
ION The drawing-roon, in which the marriage
took u1aoe was decorated with daffodils A
reception and banquet followed the wedding