The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09

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evening, August 15. Miss clara
Loring, daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs G. A
Loring, will announce her engagement
to William Anderson of this city. Miss
Loring is a charming girl and the news
of her engagement will be received
with interest The Loring family is
one of the pioneer families OF Oakland.
Anderson is a we'll known young busi-
ness man of this city. He plans to
build a cozy bungalow on Telegraph
avenue for his bride. No date has been
set for the marriage
Mrs. william A. Shrock is busy max
ing ready for occupancy her beautiful
new East Oakland home. Recently
Mr.. Schrock purchased the Burbank
residence on Sixth avenue, and the
siege with workmen is about over
The 1st of September will see this
charming hostess and her family COM
fortably established in their new quar-
ters A series of entertainments is
planned for the winter season.
Mr. and Mrs. George Roeth are
spending the summer in their pictur-
esGue bungalow at Rockridge.
Miss Pearl Kingsland has come up
from the Kingsland country home, Ha-
zelbrae, near Ben Lomond, to meet her
brother, Jacques Kingsland, and his
family, who came from New York to
spend the month Of August Kings
land is one of the we'll known business
men of New York. After a few weeks
at Hazelbrae Kingsland will spend a
few days in Oakland before returning
to his Eastern home
Mrs. Frederick Palmer, formerly Miss
Florence Mason of Alameda. will re-
the 1st of September. Mrs. Palmer has
been visiting in her girlhood home for
some weeks, renewing old friendships.
AS Miss Mason she was g popular girl
in university circles. Mrs. Palmer will
be accompanied by Miss Mary Bell and
Miss Nellie Grant.
Miss Airline Jacobs and her mother,
Mrs. Jacobs, are the guests of Miss
Annie Kerr. They leave shortly lor a
few weeks sojourn at Lake Tahoe.
Miss Amy Corder. who spent her va
cation near Sonoma. has returned TO
town.
The George w. SCOTS Of Alameda,
with their daughter Maud, have re-
turned home after a sojourn at their
country home near Los Gatos and a
few weeks at Lake Tahoe. Miss Scott
Is busy preparing an exquisite trous-
seau. Her marriage with Ernest Nc
Candlish will be one of the notable
events of the winter.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte
Thomas and Edward Faulkes will be
quietly celebrated tomorrow evening
at the Thomas residence in FruitvaIe.
Only the families and few of the most
intimate friends OF the young people
will participate in the wedding festivi-
ties. Miss Thomas is a popular girl,
with charming manners.
Miss Ostrander Annis is at home af-
ter visit in Sacramento and Monte
Rio.
Miss Eva Powell and Miss Helen
Powell have returned home after sew
eral weeks visit at the Geysers.
Last evening at quiet wedding cele-
brated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs G.
B. Daniels on Howe street Miss Frances
Daniels became the bride of Douglass
Talbot The rooms were dafntiIy deco
rated in trailing green's Miss
Josephine Lund was maid of honor and
Frank Shields supported the groom.
The marriage service was read by the
Rev. Miles Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Tabor
will spend their honeymoon in one Of
the pretty cottages at Monterio. Upon
their return they will make their home
in Oakland. Among the wedding guests
were Governor and Mrs. George c. Par
dee and Miss Florence Pardee.