The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
SMART SET:
By Sally Sharp,

The beautiful RosbOrough home in East
Oakland viii be given for a fete in Sep
tember for a booth in ST. Mary's parish
The large grounds are very picturesque
and will present brilliant scene.
Mrs. Samuel Eberly Gross will make an
indefinite visit to California. spending a
large part of the time in San Francisco.
Mrs. Gross is a well-knOwn society and
club woman of Chicago. her affairs often
being given with much elabOra ton and
frequently in conjunction with Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer, whose leadership in the af-
fairs of the Windy City is unQrestiOned.
Mrs Gross has a beautiful. home in
which she reserves an apartment for Miss
Susan B. Anthony. warm friendship
existing between the two wOmn.
During Miss AnthOny's short journey
ings about the coast Mrs. GNss will
spend much time at the home VI Mrs
Austin Sperry.
Faint echoes of a European weoin1
hoated TO US the latter part of Jpa
concerning Samuel Hubbard of Os<
land and his fair bride Of Austria. My
Josephine Alice Ethel Wolfsberger.
Several minor details of wedding
conventions differ from ours of the
Western continent and make a note OF
interest.
embroidered, transparency being more
a matter of imagination than OF vision.
The bridal gown of duchesse satin bore
elaborate embroidery of Brussels lace
orange blossoms, the long train being
trimmed with true lovers knots. and
the brides bouquet was of heather. or
ange blossoms and lilies
In the bridal train were four brides-'
maids, whose gowns Of similar fashion
OfII ri In al a
green. with large hats of ivory tulle.
pale pink roses and gypsophlia- These
attractive attendants were Miss Louise
Wolfsberger, Fraulein Frieda Won
Beaughem, Miss Florence Gertrude
Smith and Miss Evelyn Gertrude Dick
ems. Charles Parker Hubbard served
his brother as best man.
All Saints Church. Blackheath, was
the place of the ceremony, performed by
the vicar, Rev. H. w. Smell. assisted by
Rev. c. C. Castley.
After a reception Mr.. and Mrs. Hub
bard left for Oxford for their honey
moon, and are travelling homeward at
the present time.
One of those fascinating knolls in
the realm of Piedmont has been chosen
for a nest which will soon gladly re-
ceive the wanderer with his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter c. Campbell were
at home last Friday evening in honor or
Mrs Beatrice Priest Fine. who has been
spending the summer with her parents IN
Oakland
The evening was devoted to music Oh
the most artistic and charming order,
Mrs Fine singing several tunes of the
great pleasure of the assembly. Mr..
Campbell added some fine numbers and
very delightful morceaux were given oy
Harvey Worthington Loomis and Edwin
Star Belknap, Mr.. Belknap reading Long
fellows 'SandaIphon" TO soft piano ac-
companiment BY Mr. LOomis and this
was followed by an extremely clever hui
morous uantomime at which Mr.. Bel
knap IS an adept.
Mr. Loomis played three short eompo-
sitions of his Indian music, selecting
from the tribal harmOnies Of Omaha
and Cree the wierd tones creating an
appreciation.
Infornality lent itself freely through
this very entertaining evening and many
Did friends of Mrs. Fines gave her
greeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Morrow will be at
home this evening in honor OF Harvey
Loomis and Edwin Star
The marriage OF Miss Ethel Evelyn
Rennie, formerly OF Denver. and Grant
SNYDER Of Salt Lake City, took place last
evening at the horne Of the
brides brother. H. Rennie. on Fifteenth
street, Rev William RAIDER reading the
ceremony.
Mr.. Snyder is the welI-known mining
man of extensive interests, and after a
wedding tour through Salt Lake and sur
rounding country Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder
will reside In San Francisco.
Mr. Rennie has a responsible position
with the Giant Powder Works
With the rapid flight OF our maids
into matrimony, ears are alert for fur
ther announcements and suspicious ars-S
easily aroused. With good reason does
attention turn anxiously to that popu-
lar belle, Miss Anita Harvey, whose
has held sway for many
moons over prominent eligible, and
now do tongues chatter oriinously
while awaiting confirmation Of the
ever new story.
Mrs. Alexander H Small. who. with
her family. has been spending q month
at Napa Soda Springs. returned 70
town a day or two ago.
Miss Ethel Shorb Is visiting In
Southern California. where she will re-
main for two or three weeks.
Miss Hortense Thorne of New York.
a niece OF ]. C. Hitler. Is visiting In
California and Is the guest OF Mra r.
c. Ayres In Ross Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. shainwald have
returned from their summer trip
through Oregon and Washington and
are residing at the Hotel Richelieu.
having given up their vallejo-street
house.