The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16
POST-LENTEN
AFFAIRS BRING
SOCIAL LIFE
BY ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.

OAKLAND. April 1.-TWO smart affairs will
divide the younger set tomorrow. one merry
crowd iuhching at the Claremont Club with
Miss Lucretia Burnhan, in honor OF Mrs. Whip
pie Han, Mrs. Fred Dieckmann and Mrs. Good
feLoW. ana another little coterie enjoying a
elmilar affair at the home OF Miss Ruth Kales
Mno p eh4er 1alhIne lof Allss Donnle 1lDs. nills
sie-is one OF the several April brides whose
coming weddings are the topic Of general con-
Nersauon, her marriage with Dr. TRULY TO be
'solemnized on the 2Uth- A dozen girls Will be
Miss Kales' guests, including Miss Noeie de
Cola Miss Jessie Fox. Miss Ruth HOpghten,
Miss Lucretia Durham, Miss airline Johnson.
Miss Bessie Reed and several others
Al the ClaremOnt Club Miss Burnham, who
is 10 be one Of Miss GOodfell0ws attendants in
May. VIII entertain thirty guests. among them
Is iss Ruth Kales, Miss de Cola, Miss Jessie
Tox Miss Claire Chab0t Mrs. Philip Clay.
Miss Johnson, Mrs. Hugh Gooefellow, Miss
Marion GoocfeIlOW. Miss Brown MISS Fiorinne
Brown Mrs. WhipDle Spear Hall and Miss Rose
kales.
Mrs Fred Dieckmann. the young Georgia girl
that has recently Joined the cOterie of new
OF honor at function that Miss Noelle de
Cola is planning for Wednesday Of this week
Tomorrow also Miss Florinne Brown and her
sister, Mrs. Everts, give a luncheon, and Mrs.
II c. Thomas and Mrs. II. c. Capwen join in
entertaining the Piedmont Whist Club.
Mrs. ". ". Standeford is TO be presiding
hostess al the Oakland Club luncheon wednes-
usual, entertaining programme viii follow.
Mrs Blake-Alyerson, the well known contralto.
who has not been heard at any club function
-fcr some time, viii sing. and as her once re-
markable voice has still much Of its youthful
sweetness and power, her reappearance Will be
hailed with pleasure. Mrs. +. l. Bartholomew,
10 whom the club is indebted for its fine mU-
eical programmes Of the month, viii also sing.
and a recitation will be given by Miss Edith
Hughes. The concluding number will be the
% -'ssiloEs hornpipe" danced in costume by
Gladys Barnun and Yalda Brasweil.
The Home Clubs April luncheon takes place
Thursday, when Mrs, George H Wheaton VIII
be presiding hostess and Mrs. B. F. Weston
viii. have, charge Of the programme Violin
numbers by Mrs. Edward Eliassen Cnee Hib-
bard) and songs by Mrs. Carroll Nicholson
and two OF her pupils Will provide a pleasant
after luncheon half hour.
April % seems TO be the day favored q
Cupid this month, three notable weddings being
scheduled for that date. The nuptials or Miss
Reed and Harry Lane viii attract the fashion
able element Of Oakland TO Trinity Episcopal
Church on Telegraph avenue, and out In Berke
ley the elaborate wedding OF Miss Vista Colb,
and William F. Dorner, will be witnessed by
200 or more guests.
j. At the Metropole. on the evening of the 25th
Miss Marion Horton wiz be married TO Arthur
T. Macdonald. Miss Horton is an attractive
accomplished girl and the wedding, necessariI,
a small one, will be marked by many charming
A pretty wedding was sOlemnized at tn,
home OF Mrs. c. Niemann when Mabel Alic'
Niemann became the bride of Cameron Craig
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Clinton c. Bell. pastor OF the First Unite,
Brethren Church.
Mr. craig and his bride are well known ii
this city, where they viii make their hom
after a, bridal tour through the Eastern States
The wedding very simple and was wit
messed OILY by the members Of the fnon1edtat
families OF the bride and groom and a fev
intimate friends The Niemann home wa
beautifully decorated with cherry blossoms Al
elaborate wedding breakfast was served ate
the ceremony