The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
MISS BELLE DICKEY
IS ENGAGED TO
JAMES DOLE.

OAKLAND, Aug. 17.--An engagement,
the announcement of which will be of
interest to the many friends of the
charming bride to be in the bay cities
is that of Miss Belle Dickey and James
Dole of Honolulu. Miss Dickey has
made her home in the islands, where
her family is prominent socially. 1t
was during the few years of her school
life in Oakland that she made many
warm friends here She is most at
tractive girl, clever and talented. She
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. T.
Alexander, at the Alexander residence
on Sixteenth street. but leaves on We'd
nesday Of next week on an extended
tour of the East. Dole is well known In
commercial circles of the islands. He
is engaged in an extensive pineapple
business. Miss Dickey has not named
the marriage day, but the wedding will
probably be an event of the coming
year. On Thursday Miss Dickey was
guest at a delightful afternoon at the
Davis home on Twelfth street, when
Mrs. Hart Wilcox entertained a score
of guests in honor of the young Homo
lulu visitor.
Miss Minnie Bunker left this evening
for New York and an indefinite stay in
Europe. She will make tour of the
Continent. spending much of her time
in Greece and Sicily.
On Thursday at quiet home we'd
ding at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry H. Hassard In East Oakland,
Miss Elizabeth Hassard became the
bride of Alexander S. Boulware of Palo
Alto. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Edgar f. Gee. rector of St John 8
Church. The bridesmaid was Miss Ida
Fisher of Berkeley and the matron of
honor Mrs. Helen Stone. sister of the
bride The groom was attended by
II. II. Hassard Jr. The bride is grad
uate of the University Of California. the
groom of Stanford University. Both
had been teachers in the high school of
Hanford- Boulware has been elected
principal of the high school of Colusa
where they will make their home. None
but the immediate friends of the two
families were present.
Miss Daisy Jones will entertain Tues
day afternoon at her home in Highland
Park in honor of Miss Florence Grant.
whose marriage to Ely Hutchinson will
be one of the September events. The
attractive bride elect will be SHOW
cred" by her most intimate girl friends
and many dainty trifies will be added
to the pretty trousseau.
Mrs. Charles Woodbury., who has been
spending the month at Ben Lomond
with her daughters, came up to town
for few days this week. She re-
turned to the summer cottage yester-
day, where she will remain until the
first of September
Miss Clara Loring, whose engage
ment to William w. Hale was recently
announced, will be the guest at several
informal gatherings before leaving for
Il t.. z-~4.,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lor-
ing, who have of late resided in the
northern city. Hale is building cosy
home for his promised bride on Tele-
graph avenue.
Mrs. George E. Kleeman was hostess
today at card party in honor of Miss
Estelle Kleeman, the f1ancee of William
jarvis. Her pretty new home on Thtr-
ty-fourth street was artistica11y decor
ated for this, her first formal entertain
ment since her marriage to DR.. Klee-
man in April. Among the guests who
participated in the game of 800" were
MISS Estelle Kleeman, Miss Maude
Campbell, Mrs. Oscar Luning, Mrs. Will
liam A. Schrock, Mrs. William West
phal, Mrs c. e. Dodge, Mrs. Ezra De-
coto, Mrs. Arthur Fish, Miss Elizabeth
Jarvis, Mrs. William Kleeman, Mrs.
George Humphreys and others.
ID. Mckay has sold his attractive
home in Linda Vista to DR.. Glow of San
francisco. Mckay is planning to build
Immediately in the Piedmont district.
Miss Marion Walsh at the informal
tea which she gave on Thursday after
noon announced the engagement of
Miss Edna Wilde and Edwin Hill
BROOKS. Both young people have been
prominent in student affairs at Berke-
ley Miss Wilde is a member of the
kapa Alpha Theta sorority and of the