The San Francisco call., 1906-09-04
Society in the Cities
Across the Bay.

OAKLAND. Sept. 3.--The reception
Club on Fourth avenue will open the
season brilliantly for the members of
Ebell. The day has been planned for
with enthusiasm by Mrs. NJ f. Jordan,
presiding hostess of the day. and a
half-hundred of the most prominent
members will assist her in receiving
the guests. Mrs. woodbury., the newly
elected president, returned to town to-
day and will greet the women tomor-
row. sounding the watchword for the
year Mrs. Woodbury. is a clever, pro-
gressive woman. and the club is fortu-
cate in being able to add her name +,
the long list OF capable presidents who
have preceded her. Mrs. 1. n. Chap
man of Alameda will be the guest of
honor and will bring a few notes of the
biennial meeting of the National Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs, which WAS
h ii tnis summer in ST. Paul These who
VIII assist In the receiving party are
Mrs. Charles Woodbury., Miss Eva Pow
Gil. Mrs. John Bakewell. Mrs. e. c. Nor
rison. Mrs J. w. McClymonds, Mrs. Z.
G. Won Helm. Mrs. L. c. Merrill Miss
Jennie Hill. Miss Grace Burrill. Mrs. j
Z. Hume, Mrs. II. c. Chapman, Mrs. s.
]. Taylor. Mrs. r. II. benjamin. Mrs
f. W. Pinaey. Mrs william r. Davis
Mrs. w. y. ch;lds. Mrs Giles Gray, Mrs
6. w. Kinsey Mrs. Edgar Stone, Mrs.
Rudolph Oliver. Mrs. A. W Burrili
Mrs. George d. Gray, Miss Mabel Gray,
Mrs. George NJ. Shaw. Mrs. T. G. Coo
Kinsell, Mrs. David Hunter Frau
Wolfe, Mrs Gordon Stolp, Mrs. J. r.
Scuphani, Mrs. r. NJ. Hurd, Mrs D. w
Gelwicks, Mrs. F. B. Ogden, Mrs. w.
3. Montgomery. Mrs. Thomas Bennett.
Miss Maria Babson. Mrs. Charles Mau,
Miss M. +. Benton. Mrs. James A. John
sen. Mrs. w. s. Phelan, Mrs. William
Morris Mrs t. G. Harrison, Mrs. A w
kirkland. Mrs. B. H. Rowe. Mrs E. P.
vandercook, Mrs e. F. Weihe, Miss
Ella Bullock, Mrs. A. NJ. Esterley.
The marriage of Miss Estelle KIee-
man and William Jarvis will be cele-
brated elaborately at o'clock tomor-
row evening in the First Congrega-
tional Church, Rev. Charles Brown off,
ciating. Several hundred friends will
witness the exchange Of the nuptial
vows and greet the pretty bride and
her husband at the reception following
at the Kleeman home on Madison
street. Pink and green Is the effective
color note which will not only be car
ried out In the floral decorations at the
church and residence, but the same DELI
icate shades will be worn by the girl
friends who attend Miss Klceman to
the altar. Miss Maude Campbell of
San Jose will serve as maid of honor,
while Miss Grace Langley. Miss Dolly
Tarpey. Miss Fannie Potter and Miss
Blanche Laymarcc will be the brides
maids. The ushers include Lionel Sher-
wood EuG-Ee Farnham, Robert Nc
Mullen aud DIR. Frank Kleeman. DR.
G. r. Jarvis will support his brother
and DR.. George Kleeman will give his
sister into the groom's keeping, This
will be one of the largest weddings
which the summer has witnessed Miss
Klteman is a charming. attractive girl.
Jarvis is graduate of the University
of California from the college of en-
gineering. He and his bride will make.
their home. in this city.
The artistic residence which Dr. Rob-
ert Dunn is building in Piedmont is
nearing completion. and before many
weeks the family will be comfortably
established.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gilbreth will rejoice to hear that Oak
land is TO be their permanent homo,
and already there are plans being made
to erect beautiful residence out Pied
mont way As Miss Lillian Noller Mrs.
Gilbreth was prominent in circles about
the bay. and there was much regret
when her marriage year or so ago
har n Neu York