The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
Society in Cities
Across the Bay

OAKLAND, Dec 15.--The home of
Dr. Susan j. Fenton on Fourteenth
street was the scene of a marriage this
evening when her niece, Miss Laura
Ermina Fenton. became the bride of
Maxwell Charles Franck. Red and
| green, DEFENDERS colors, formed the
of the spacious rooms. Miss Edna
Ford. in a dainty robe Of pale
green, was the maid of honor. Little
Miss Susan Gum made a pretty ring
bearer in her dress OF fluffy white. The
bridal robe was exquisite in its sim
plicity with its garniture of rare lace
Miss Fenton made an exceedingly at
tractive bride. the hlmy tulle veil and
shower OF blossoms completing the
perfect costume.
Julian wolfsohn supported the
bridegroom. The Rev. Charles r.
Brown of the First Congregational
Church pronounced the nuptial bene-
diction. Upon the return from we'd
ding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Franck will
take possession of the coy bungalow
which awaits their occupancy in the
Piedmont hills.
| Mr.. Franck is a well known young
business man. Mrs. Franck has spent
her girlhood in Oakland. where her
charming personality and musical
abilities have won many warm friends
for her
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Magee who
have been spending several weeks in
New York. where Mr.. Magee was called
on business. will return home before
the Christmas season
Miss Delight Woodbury.. whose mar
rage TO Vincent de Laveaga will be an
event OF the late December days. was
the guest OF honor at an elaborate
affair this afternoon. when Miss Anita
/ Thomson entertained at the Thomson
home on Thirteenth street. More than
/ 100 guests accepted the young hostess
| hospitality. among them being Mrs.
/ HIRAM Hall. Mrs. George McNear Jr..
Mrs. Augustus Bray. Mrs. Thomas
! Pheby, Mrs Joseph Mathews. Mrs.
! Frank Havens. Mrs Melvin Chapman
Mrs. Frederick Stolp. Mrs. Isaac Re-
qua, Mrs. Oscar F. Long. Mrs William
Hearst, Mrs. Remi Chabot. Mrs. Oscar
Luning, Mrs. John F. Corners. Miss
Ruth Woodbury.. Miss May Coogan.
Miss Florence Hush, Miss Ruth Kales.
Miss Rose Kales. Miss Katherine
Kutz. Miss Helen Dornin. Miss ALA
| Henshaw. Miss Marietta Ravens Miss
Bessie Coghill. Miss Elsa schilling,
Miss Carolyn Palmanteer. Miss Louise
Hall. Miss Jessie Fox. Miss Mollie
Mathes and many others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bates Jr. who
/ have been passing their honeymoon in
Mexico. will return before the Christ
mas holiday Mr.. and Mrs. Bates will
make their home with Mrs. Bates
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Burnham,
at their residence on Lake street
! All a simple ceremony celebrated at
noon today at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Carey Fulton, Miss Edith
Fulton. the elder daughter of the home,
! became the bride of DIR. Clarence
Dodge Miss Eva Fulton was her sis
ter's only attendant. The marriage
ceremony was read by Rev. e. e.
| Dodge, who came from his home in
| Pacific Grove to officiate at his sons
marriage. Miss Fulton had planned a
more elaborate ceremony, but owing
| to the recent death of. Mrs Dodge,
mother of the bridegroom the cele-
| bration was made as quiet as possible.
! Only the members of the immediate
families of the young people, with a
! few intimate friends. witnessed the
exchange of the marriage vows. Mr..
and Mrs. Dodge will spend their honey
moon in the southland An attractive
| home awaits their return in this city.
Miss May Coogan entertained at an
informal evening at cards this evening
Among the dozen guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Traylor Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Goodfellow. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Chase. Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple Hall.
Miss Claire Chabot, Miss Elsie Ever
son and several others.