The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

Perkins has returned to her Oakland
home after a tour of some months on
the Continent. Miss Alma Perkins, who
has been spending the summer in the
north. is also at home.
The friends of Miss E. Adela wickctf
and Eugene L. Brock are showering
them with the happiest of well wishes
since the announcement Of their en-
gagement on Saturday, when Miss
Wickoff entertained a few of her girl
friends at a pretty pink and white
luncheon at the Wickoff home in Berke-
ley. Miss WIckof is one OF the most
popular of the co-eds, taking an active
part in all of the college activities.
She is a tennis enthusiast won to the
women's varsity basketball team in
her freshman year and was elected to
the editorial stan of the Blue and Gold.
which position she has recently re-
signed. Mr.. Brock is the son of the
late J. H. Brock. He has been connect
ed with the First National Bank of the
college town as assistant cashier until
early in the year, when he decided to
enter the real estate business. AL
though the plans for the wedding are
not yet completed, IL will probably be
celebrated in the early winter The
a
length through the East before taking
possession of the home on Hearst ave-
nue. which Mr.. Brock is preparing for
his bride.
Dr. william Martin of San Francisco
entertained at dinner, followed by a
theater party, recently in honor of Miss
Ruth Cheever Morse and Jenkin B.
John, whose marriage will be one of
- nf
were laid for Miss Morse, Mr.. John,
Judge and Mrs. Henry A. Melvin, Mrs.
S. Bradford Morse and the host.
Mrs. Mary Fairweather will give a
reading on "Monna Wanna" at the home
of Miss n A. Carter, on Myrtle street
tomorrow evening.
The clubwomen who will assist Mrs.
NJ. F. Jordan In the receiving party on
the occasion of the first reception OF
Ebell, which takes place on Tuesday
afternoon. September (, at the Home
Club. are Mrs. Charles Woodbury., Miss
Eva Powell, Mrs. John Bakewell, Mrs.
E. c. Morrison. Mrs. J. W. McClymonds
Mrs. z. c. Won Helm, Mrs. z. c. Merrill
Miss Jennie HILL Miss Grace Burrlll
Mrs. J. B. Hume, Mrs. NJ. c. Chapman
Mrs. S. J. Taylor. Mrs E. II. BENJAMIN,
Mrs, r. w. Pinney. Mrs. William r.
Davis, Mrs. w. A. Childs, Mrs. Giles
!
T. Stone. Mrs. Rudolph oliver, Mrs. A.
W. Burrill. Mrs. George D. Gray, Miss
Mabel Gray. Mrs. George NJ shaw
Mrs. T c. Coogan, Mrs. William Baxter
Mrs. Dudley Kinsell. Miss Annie Fear
rier, Mrs. David Hunter, Frau s. w
Welle. Mrs Gordon NJ. Stolp. Mrs. j. r.
scupbam, Mrs. F. NJ. Hurd, Mrs D. w
Gelwicks, Mrs. F. B. Ogden, Mrs. w
E. Montgomery, Mrs. Thomas Bennet
Miss NJ r. Babson. Mrs. Charles Mau
Miss NJ. f. Benton, Mrs. James A. John
son. Mrs. W. S. Phelan. Mrs william,
Morris, Mrs. T. g. Harrison, Mrs A. w
kirkland. Mrs. B. H. Howe. Mrs. E. p
Vandercook. Mrs. Z. r. Weihe, Miss
Ella Bullock and Mrs. A. M. Easterly.
ALAMEDA, Aug. 27.-Miss Lavinia
Noy, daughter OF William II. Roy and
William F. Dunleavy. the baseball
player and umpire, were welded this
evening at the Noy residence. 1888 Bay
street, the marriage ceremony being
performed by Chaplain Wood of tho
United States army. an old friend of the
Noy family. Mr. and Mrs. Dunleavy
will, after returning from their honey
moon, make their home in this city.