The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
SOCIETY WILL
AGAIN LISTEN
TO PINAFORE
BY ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.

BY ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.
OAKLAND, Feb. 18.-The cast that so
successfully presented "Pinafore' last week Is
preparing to appear again for charity, the
penehclaries this time to be the Oakland Club
ana the East and West Oakland Social Settle
ments. Saturday. February 49, is the date
seiected. and there will be not only a matinee,
Dut an evening performance. The Dewey The
ater VIII be the scene of action this time, and
as ~. many We're unable to obtain admission to
the nrst performance. this opportunity to hear
vantage Of
;, The cast will include: Sanford Bennett.
nehry Ty L. Perry, Frank E. Rodolph Louis H
penito Mead. Miss Ruth Weston. Miss Ger
trude Gould and Miss Marie Bennett
the Inc srst chorus which did such good work at
Helena Anderson, Ethel Bayiss, Clara Gallo
way way. Jane Jane Lawson s pemars. Beulah Master
dali, Nadine Hilton. Lulu Young; Mesdames
Hauser. w. II. Hackett. Bert Fletcher. Edna
Et,ey. Etho, II. M Wetherbee; Misses Selma Brink,
Messrs A. e. Clark A. e. Gniespie' r.. Y.
Hassard, J. H.. King s.. ]. Monroe. NJ. S.
sseser stsei HRro X D. Mcclure g. G. Smith. George
:. Dowdle. W. H. Hackett. Leo r. Well. E.
iiic pdtAVutsscb are. MIS-. u. w. Percy, Mrs.
George H. Collins. Mrs j. A. Beckwith. Mrs
George Porter Baldwin. Mrs Everett Ames.
hiI MTT Mys E.es B " Thompson Ra11ap Mrs " c. Gas
ward Collins, Mrs s PaTeeIiy Mrs Mrs + Henry hry
Long Mrs William Let's oliver, Mrs F. NJ
smithi Mns r MRS d. T. G; cSogan, Mrs H. c. Taft.
Mrs Thomas Crellin, Mrs Ellen Folger, Mrs
George r. Wheaton. Mrs. James Mofftt. Mrs.
MarwedeI, Mrs. Bishop. Mrs Henry Buffers
Mrs w. E. Sharon. Mrs. Prentiss Selby, Mrs
". e: Little Mrs; A. A. Moore. Mrs w S.
tine Hush Mrs Edgar Stone. Mrs Park Eel
lows. Mrs w. H: J. Matthews Mrs A. Bor-
Mrs. George samueIs. Mrs William Angus
DR.. Susan Fenton Mrs. Oscar Lunins Mrs
Mrs Mrs w W. weISss Mrs. Mr.
Gadde1' Daniel Mrs Mrs Walter J; Mathews. Mrs Minor
ris. Mrs William Moller Mrs Louis Ia shei-
Ta "a Mrs n Ida Coz @Gorrill; Mrs; S. B. Cheek. Mrs
Chamberlain. Miss Horton, Miss Playter Mrs
K p Smith.
The marriage Of Miss Sallie worIev and
Bruce d Burnett was solemnized this evening
at the First Presbyterian Church About mo
isa aad eeen sent out and in spite of the
We're present to witness the nuptiaIs of these
two young Oaklanders. The bride, pretty
girl of the blonde type that always makes one
think of May morning. was a radiant picture
as she walked down the aisle on her brother,s
arm Her gown. made in artsticalIy simnle
fashion. was of white satin messaline the frIi
bodice being adorned with rare ola lace
orange blossoms held the long veil in place
and she carried shower ~ ii1,as -, ~ paS,'
ley. ~
1t was pink and white wedding and tho
oainty color scheme was carried out in the
gowns OF the attendants. The maid of honor
Miss Ida Grosmeyer wore pink point 4, asnrit'
and the bridesmaids. Misses Teresa Wheeler
and Vera Jones' were in green. Their govvns
fho
outlined with Cecil Bruner roses All these
girls carried pink roses
The groom was attended by his brother Irar,
burnett Dr. Charles Knowles OF San Fran
cisco and Charles Flint were ushers The bride
Inc ReV. George W. Sweeney was the officiat-
ing clergyman.
The church, the high. domeiike interior of
which does not lend itself very readily IN deco
ratiops. really presented a charming annear
ance great hanging basket of lacey ferns
was suspended over the heads of the bridal
a pleasing arrangement of ferns and pink rib
bon and dozens of potted palms.
small reception at the home of the brides
church ceremony. 'e
honeymoon in the southern part Of California,
and on their return will reside at the WorIey
home on Sherman avenue
The bride belongs to family that Is well
known throughout the northern part of the
State her father. the late H. H. Worley hay-
ing large land holdings in Colusa and Yolo
land for twenty five years or more.
Mr.. Burnett is successful young business
man of this city, being architect and con-
tractor.
Washington birthday was celebrated a lit
tie ahead of time, but none the less pleasantly
by the Oakland Club yesterday The national
colors and pictures of the father of his coun-
try were prominent in the decorations and
tiny hatchets were the luncheon favors. A
feature of the programme short talk
on Washington by Mrs. Loran p. Crane Mrs.
"a upc 1tx.<x L@-k-
der her direction excellent programme was
given by several talented people. Two young
girls, Misses Josephine and Blanche Coonan,
proved themselves unusually accomplished
musicians, one playing the piano. the other
the violin very well Readings by Mrs Maude
Henderson were enjoyed and Milton Schwartz
made a. hit in some clever monologue work
Mrs J. j. Fitzgerald corresponding secre-
was a guest. and being called upon for
speech, told OF some of the things done for
the sapsa S tas a
G. w. Kinsey, Mrs. w. N. Kleeman, Mrs L.
A Koenig. Mrs M.;,, A z; Kronk. Mrs. F. "A.
Lowry. Mrs. Harry A. Melvin. Mrs Oscar
Luning. Mrs. NJ. D. Manning. Mrs. j. q.
Marsiy, Mrs J, NH, H. Mathews. Mrs. W. J.
F. O. McMath. Mrs. H. B. Mehrmann Miss
Anna Meserole, Mrs. Florence H. Miller, Miss
=. Moran. Mrs: NJ r. Mott, Mrs F. F. Mikei. ei.
Mrs W. s. Noyes. Mrs. H. wellman Mrs.
Among the clubs guests were Mrs. j. ].
Alien. Mrs. Cumberson. Mrs Watkins, Miss
Kleeman. Mrs. G. ]. Heeseman, Mrs. H B.
Mehrmann, Mrs. W. A. Schrock Mrs J. Wal
ter Scott, Mrs. Frank Scott, Mrs John Bass
ford, Mrs. I. G. Shankland, Mrs. Arthur Hol-
land and Mrs Mathews.
On Tuesday afternoon at Fraternal Hall the
teachers of the Cole School gave enjoyable
Valentine social to the members of the Ala
media County Teachers Club. After a short
literary and musical programme each guest
was presented with an original and clever
valentine. During the afternoon light refresh