The San Francisco call., 1906-08-15
OAKLAND SOCIETY
MAKES MUCH OF
BRIDE-TO-BE.

~ AKLAND, Aug. 14.-Miss Estelle
KIeeman has chosen Tuesday
~ evening. September 4. as the
night on which she will become
the bride of William Jarvis. 1t will be
an elaborate ceremony and will be SOL
emnized in the First Congregational
Church. A small company OF Miss
Kleeman's school and college friends
will attend her in the bridal train.
Every detail of the wedding will be as
perfect as the young bride-eiect can
plan. She is the object of much enter
tanning these days. not few OF her
friends giving afternoons and evenings
in her honor. On Thursday Of this
week Mrs. Oscar Luning will make
her the honored guest at one OF her
pretty luncheons. Mrs. George Klee-
man. herself a bride, Will be hostess
at an evening affair on Friday, when
again Miss Kleeman and Mr.. Jarvis
will be the honored ones. On Saturday
evening there will be a family dinner
at the Kleeman home on Madison
street. This will be one of the most
pleasurable affairs OF the week. covers
being laid for all of the members OF
the Jarvis and Kleeman families.
Miss Kleeman is fortunate in possess
ing a host OF warm friends and her
collection OF engagement cups is rarely
beautiful.
Miss Pansy Perkins is at present in
Paris enjoying the life OF the beautiful
city. She expects to return to her
Oakland home before many weeks
The announcement that The Mid
summer Nights Dream" is to be given
in the Greek Theater under the be-
witching light of the September moon
is causing an interested fiutter on the
calm surface of the social pool, and lit
tie groups Of friends are already plan
ming parties, to be preceded or fol-
lowed by supper. Artistically the
affair promises to be a splendid sue
cess, inasmuch as it will be under the
direction of Miss CrawIey. Socially we
shall seldom see a more brilliant gath
ering. Coming at the opening OF the
season, when all the pilgrims have re-
turned and before they have had a
chance to grow city-weary, the dainty
Shakespearean comedy will be a nota-
Bile event, with the spectators in con-
dition to enjoy its appeal. The Men
delssohn music, which DR.. Frederick J.
Wolfe will direct, will be an attraction
in itself.
Miss Grace l. Thomas and Harry L.
Anderson, young people well known in
the social circles of Oakland, were mar
ried last week II was a morning SER
vice and Immediately Mr.. Anderson and
his bride left on short honeymoon.
Mrs. Anderson has won a prominent
place in musical circles. for several
years holding the position Of soloist in
st. Pauls Episcopal Church. She was
one of the 'Dahodils," who were heard
so frequently in concert. Mr.. Anderson
is connected with the First National
Bank. They will make their home in
this city.
Mr.-and Mrs. Charles E. Cornell re-
turned from an outing at Shasta
Springs several days ago. but left i'm
mediately for months stay at Camp
Meeker.
Mrs. Cora E. Jones, president of the
Oakland Club, who has been spending
the summer in San Jose, will return
to town within the next fortnight.
Colonel and Mrs. Crane will accom-
pany her.
Tomorrow Miss Lillian HoIywelI and
James C. Reinhard will celebrate their
nuptials at the home of the bride in
Los Angeles. Mr.. Reinhard is one of
the best known Of the athletes OF the
University of California.
Mr and Mrs William Let's Oliver
have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Anita Louise Oil
yer, to George c. Jensen of Alameda.
The prtty bride-elect is being showered
with the happiest of well wishes by
her friends. Miss Oliver and her sister
have taken prominent part in the So
cial gaieties OF the younger set and
have been as popular as two Charming
girls can well be. They are members
crh 1tfk
tertained at some OF the most delight
full affairs in Oakland.
Mr.. Jensen is the son OF Captain ].