The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
THE SMART SET.

Miss Louise r. Brooks and Lieuten-
ant Franklin E. Murphy, u s. A, were
married on June 6. the ceremony TAX
ing place at the home of the bride, on
London street.
Miss Margaret Knox served as maid
of honor, the groom being attended
by Van f. Allen, Rev. W. e. Dugan of
the Stewart Memorial United Presby-
terian Church officiating.
Lieutenant Murphy is expecting soon
to gain his captaincy, which will prob
ably be given him on his return to
Manila.
Before sailing for the Philippines
Lieutenant and Mrs Murphy are max
ing an extended tour of the United
States, having gone by way of Port
land and the Northwest.
The concert that Mrs. Olive Reed
Cushman and Harry Samuels gave at
the First Methodist Church, in Oak
land Tuesday night, was among the
memorable events of the moment. 1t
was the first time that Mr.. Samuels
had been heard in Oakland for years.
and his numbers were enthusiastically
received, especially the Bruch con-
certo and the Spanish dance by Sara
safe.
Although the effects of her recent
severe illness showed in Mrs Cush-
mans first few notes. her singing, as
whole was UP to her usual standard
and was much enjoyed by her many
admirers. The organ numbers by
Miss Elizabeth Simpson proved that tai
ented young woman a thorough musi-
clan. MIR. Samuels was delightfully."-
accompanied by Miss Teresa Ehrmann
of San Francisco.
The audience was quite large, among
the well-known musical people pres
nrlt hnin frS -
Miss Christine Rose. Mrs. Florence B.
Langworthy, Charles Dutton and
Harry L. Perry.
Many lovers of music will wend their
way to the Alameda residence OF Mrs.
q. w. Emmons today. the occasion be-
ing concert for MIR. Lombardaro, a
musician and heavy sufferer by the
fire. Mrs. S. A. ONeill and Mrs.
Charles Hughes are assisting Mrs. En-
mons. and the advance sale of tickets
has already assured a pleasing sue
cess.
Only now is, the news creeping out
of quiet little wedding on June 5.
when Miss Alice Gillian Ward became
Mrs. Eugene H. Grandjean. The wed
ding took place at the First Presby-
terian Church. Oakland, DIR. Baker Off
ciating, and the immediate family only
was present. The groom was attended
by Walter Amstulz. and his pretty sis
ter. Miss Estelle Grandjean, accom-
panied the bride.
Mrs. Grandjean Is the daughter of
Mrs. w. w. Ward, whose husband has
long been connected with the trans
port service in San Francisco The
grooms people are well known on
both sides of the bay. his mother and
sister being prominent members of the
Oakland Club. He is associated in
business with his father. Henri Grand
jean, and they are now located in Oak
land, the recent disaster necessitating
their removal to the other side
The marriage of Miss Ethel A. Clark
and Norris r. Crocker took place at
San Rafael on June 4. Rev. William II.
Atkinson of the Congregational Church
officiating.
Mrs. Crocker is the daughter of
Charles II. Clark, Mr.. Crocker being
an attorney and the son of John
Henry Crocker.
Another wedding of wide interest
took place at the home of the brides
sister Mrs. Eugene E. Trefethan, in
Oakland last Thursday. when John
Dwyer of Sacramento and Miss Edna
Carroll of San Francisco were mar
ried by, Rev. Robert Sesnon Both
bride and groom are children of old
Sacramento pioneers. Mrs. Dwyer be-
ing daughter of the late j. c. Carroll
while Jack" Dwyer is the son of the
late Captain Thomas Dwyer one of the