The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07

WEDDING Is
NOTABLE ONE
BY ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.


OAKLAND. June 6-With the marriage
this evening OF Miss Helen Chase and TrsyIoi
Wilson Bell bond of kinship was formed
between two of the most prominent families
in Oakland. The women of. both houses have
long been social leaders. Mrs O. A. Chase,
is patroness of the exclusive Friday Might
Cotillon Club and it was TO be expected that
the wedding of these young people. whose
romance began almost with their school davs
should be one of the most brilliant functions
OF the kind that Oakland society has attended
whole lower hoor or the Webster mansion
being thrown into one room
III me oeeorations We're exquisite. Yellow was
to the bridal white that shingIed in the rem
erai seheme. great curved window in the
power, where dozens Of Bermuda lilies chung
TO background OF feathery fern and where
the nuptlal service was performed. Over the
quaint mantel and wide doors of the big
colonial room large wreaths OF yellow mar.
guertes We're hung and held In place with
graceful knots OF yellow ribbon ~T'ba az
rangement OF the yellow blossoms and ssa,eiv
pleasing. anu
the fair young bride herself appeared like
slender lily. Her robe was OF satin MESA
1nl ilne ana nounce and berthe Of rare old
Iace adorned the skirt and bodice Of the sim
pie but lovely costume. The long Veil we =
fastened to her sunny hair with orange bios
SONS and the conventional bouquet was
shower OF lilies of the valley.
Miss Bessie Reed. in a robe OF palest green
chiffon and carrying shower OF white bios
Misses May Coogan, Ethel CreIlin Claire
Chabot, Jean Downey, Lucreta Burnbam
Elsie Kimball Ida Nickson and Helen Dor
min, were gowned alike In yellow OF a pale
delicate shade, and each carried an armful
OF Bermuda lilies
Rev. George Eldridge OF San Francisco
ofnelated and the groom was attended by DR.
Ambrose CoYden. VIII Orrick Walter Rake
wei. Earle Talbot and Hugh Goodfellow were
The wedding supper was an elaborate affair
being served in large marquee that had
been erected for the occasion and which was
connected with the house by means OF the
closed-in versnda.
The young couple just welded are deseryed,v
popular and never was esteem shown in more
substantial fashion. The collection OF gifts
is probably the most beautiful possessed bV
any OF the recent brides a chest OF ham
mered silver-the handle of each piece being
a different pattern-being especially lovely :
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell win wander indefinitely
through the southland and their permanent
residence viii be undetermined until the fall.
when they expect 10 build in Piedmont Mr.
his graduation from the University of Calf
fornia law department In 1908 has been as
sociated with his father who is one Of the
States most able and prominent attorneys
Mr. Bell Jr. Is very popular in fraternity cir
cles, being a member OF the Beta Theta Pi
and Of the Skull and Keys. His bride is an
accomplished girl and has received the benefits
Of travel and a superior education. being a
graduate OF the noted Scoville School in New
1DFk. Gne IL the OduBntef OF ~. A Chase
OF the welI-known music firm Of KohIer q
Chase
Another wedding OF local Interest that took
place this evening was that Of Frederick
Seulberger, the Horticultural Commissioner
for Alameda County. and Miss Esther Mac
donald. The marriage was soiemnized at the
home of the brides brother William I Mac
donald. on Merrimac street. and was very
elaborate affair. though witnessed by only
half a hundred friends. Pink roses and sweet
peas tall grasses and delicate ferns were
msssed In pleasing iu1uriance In reception
The eroom's sister, Miss Daisy seulberper
attended the bride, and his brother. Carl
was the officiating clergyman
The members Of the parliamentary law class
OF the Oakland Club were the quests tbis
evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. G. MarsiIv
The members husbands weresof course amo,e
enjoyed by Mrs. Frances Gray tpresident Of
the Oakland Club Mrs. Cora Jones. Mr.. and
Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. smith MT ?.
and Mrs. II, L. Whitehead. Dr. and Mrs II.
b Mehrmann. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. schrock.
Broadwell. Miss Flora Kendall. Mr. and Mrs.
A. H Glascock. Mrs Emmert, Miss Kelley
Mrs Mrs s Disz MT Mt. nG snS MRS MRS PayHd Gag Gag
wick and several others
Mrs. Charles s. Buffers was boStass w.
terday at luncheon complimentary to Mis-
Leslie Green. Cards are out for anothe,
home in Ross. Valley next Thursday. When
|. Miss Green viii again be the motif ana Miss
Elizabeth HUNTINGTON the hostess
Another engaged girl Miss Jean Down.v
and Miss Ethel Whitney will be guests q,
honor az a. tea that Mrs Walter Hughes HAny
is planning for the 18th.
Mrs. George d. NJ. Gray gave an alfresco
luncheon yesterday in honor OF her sister
Miss Eleanor johnson. Miss May Heaton : nd
Miss winifred Osborne
DR. Henry L. Brown has gone to Manila
to remain three years.
Frank A. Leach president Of the gas com.
pany has returned from a pleasant sojourr
at Los Gatos- Mrs. Leach will remain there
scme weeks LONGER.
Many a heavenly tune has been