The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26
NEWS OF THE COUNTIES ABOUT II
Society News Of Cities
Across The Bay.

OAKLAND. Aug. o5.-At noon today
MISS Adah Brown. the second daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown, became
the bride OF Dir. Earle stone at a quiet
wedding celebrated at. the family resi-
dence on Alice street. TIE drawing
room, where the service was read oy
Rev. Charles r. Brown Of the First Con-
gregational Church, presented a pretty
scene in its simple but effective dec
orations OF bridesmaid roses Tho same
scheme was carried out In the dining
room. where al elaborate marriage
luncheon was served following the
ceremony. Miss Alma Brown attended
her sister as maid of honor. She was
gowned in chic frock OF champagne
colored stuff and carried a shower OF
bridemaid roses. The wedding robe was
an exquisite one OF ivory satin, beauti-
fully trimmed in rare lace. A bridal
veil and shower OF bride roses conl-
pleted the attractive costume. Albert
Brown supported the groom. None but
the members of the immediate families
participated in the marriage celebra-
tfon. Dr. and Mrs. Stone left this att
ernoon' for their honeymoon journey.
Pretty apartments on Webster street
await their return. The bride Is pop
ular and attractive girl. DR.. Stone has
won prominent place in his profes-
sion.
The announcement that The Mid
summer Nights Dream" is to be given
on Saturday evening, September /. is
being hailed with delight. The moon
will be at its best and the Greek The
ater Will be an ideal setting for the
pretty Shakespearean comedy. The
cast will leave nothing to be desired.
for Mrs. Crawley's reputation is excel
lent and the music under the direction
OF Dr. Wollo will be treat. The Men
delssohn accompaniment by the orohes-
ira will attract rnny music lovers A
double quartet, which includes Mrs.
Grace Davis Northrup. will assist.
There Is every indication that the am
phitheater will be taxed to its capacity.
1t is seldom that there Is such a blend
ing Of the best In. drama and music.
and the occasion will be marked as u
notable event In the history of the bay
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Robbins enter
tained a dozen guests at dinner Thurs
day evening at their home on Hillside
avenue. Mr.. Robbins birthday made
the occasion of the, happy event. The
table was charming in an arrangement
OF maidenhair fern and pink sweet
peas Covers were laid for Mr.. and
liam Milwain. Mr.. and Mrs David Mi
ner. Miss Beauvais. Miss Anna Wilson,
Phil Carlton. John Holmes Of New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins.
Mrs. Olive Reed Cushrnan was nostoss
yesterday at n dainty linen shower in
honor of Miss Lillian Scholer. whose
marriage will be one of the November
events. Miss Scholer is a talented girl,
In Mt fnr rar ot ~ 1e.,1tq q
both as pianist and vocalist. She
has Just returned from Ashland. Or.
where she was accompanist for the
Chautauqua meetings, and where She
was given much praise for h.- woi /.
After her marriage she will make her
home in South Bend. Ind. Among Mrs.
Cushman's guests were Mrs. George
Faulkner. Mrs. Alice Mason Barnett.
Miss Elva Reed, Miss Chamberlain and
Miss Goldie White.
At the Epworth Methodist Church on
Sunday afternoon Miss Eula. May Hol-
land daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Holland of North Berkeley. will become
the bride of George Ralph Wagner.
Two hundred friends will witness the
ceremony, which will be read by iSev.
A. S. Lutz The bridal gown is Of
white crepe de chine. Miss Holland
will wear the long tulle vein and or
ange blossoms and will carry a shower
of bride roses. She will be attended by
her sister, Miss Sallie Holland. who
will wear a dainty frock of pink silk
null, with trimmings OF applique lace.
A shower. of enchantress carnations
will complete her costume. Mr. Wag-
ner will be supported by his brother.
James Wagner. Ernest Allen. Earl
Smell, George Ekus and j. B. Butler will
net as ushers immediately after the
ceremony the bridal couple will de-
part for their wedding journey to the
south. Upon their return they will
make their home in cozy cottage on
Arch street. In North Berkeley.
Today Miss Laura Fenton was the
motif OF delightful luncheon at Pied
mont clubhouse. when Miss Laura
Frank entertained In her honor. Miss
Fenton's marriage to Maxwell Frank
will be one OF the winters events.
George Edgar Jackson. the attorney
and club1nan formerly of Oakland Is