The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
Society Events of Cities
Across The Bay

OAKLAND, Sept. 19.-The wedding of
Dudley Bernays and Miss Regula Hoff
man, daughter of Mrs. Regula Hoffman,
will bring together half hundred
friends Wednesday evening at the Hoff-
man residence in this city. The mar
riage of this young couple is of interest
to many acquaintances about the bay.
Miss Hoffman has chosen Miss Mar
garet Stow of Santa Barbara as her
maid of honor. Miss Stow, who has
been frequently guest in Oakland and
San Francisco homes. is a favorite with
the younger set. She will be enter
tanned at the Hoffman home during the
earlier part of her visit in the north.
Miss Frances Brainard and Miss Flor
ence Wilson as bridesmaids and Alice
Buteau and Emily Crow as ribbon bear
ers will complete the bridal procession
Clay Burrell will assist Bernays as best
man. The marriage service will be
read by Rev. John Coyle, friend of the
Hoffman family.
Among the guests. whom Mrs. Clar-
ence Crowell entertained at bridge this
week were:
Mrs. Lee Cole Burnham Mrs Frank Watson
Mrs. Wickham Havens Mrs. Gage
MRS mrs w,.rd ri GSe r Mrs Mrs & s White
Mrs. j. Cal Ewing Miss Pansy Perkins
The honors OF the afternoon were
given to Mrs. watson Mrs. Gage. Mrs.
Ewing. Mrs, Frederick Morse and Mrs.
NJ. j. Kelley.
Miss Elizabeth Orrick's tea Tuesday
Will be one of the larger functions of
the week. Miss Orrick is making Miss
irene Farrell and Miss Catherine Nc
Rae her guests of honor. More than
100 cards have been issued for the aft
ernoon. Assisting the hostess in the
receiving party will be:
Mrs. Oliver s. orrick Miss Helen Cadman
Miss Helen Iowden Miss Dorothy TAYLOR
Miss Carmen Percy Miss Myra Hall
Miss Alice Earl Miss Josephine Maurer
Miss Hazel Burpee
Miss Susie Hall was the inspiration
for delightful gathering of the girls
of the younger set today when Miss
Lulu Lowell entertained at cards in her
honor. Miss Hall will leave shortly
Tor years travel abroad.
Miss Amy Bowles, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Philip E. Bowles. will be the
| honored guest at an elaborate lunch
con Wednesday afternoon for which
Miss Helen Jones has issued cards.
The affair will take place at the Jones
probable that Miss Bowles will be
| among the winters. debutantes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Augustus Bray make
up the personnel of congenial party
mat VIII spend the late September days
In the vicinity. of Shasta.
The wedding of Eugene Canalizo and
Miss Graziella Arrillaga will be an elab-
mony will take place at the Church of
! the Sacred Heart on Wednesday even
Ing and will be witnessed by a large
company of friends. An informal re-
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brides parents in Claremont Both
Mr.. Canalizo and Miss Arrillaga are
favorites in the Spanish American col
ony; The bride elect is an accom-
The first dance of the season given
by the Loreley Cosmos cotillon will
take place Friday evening in Ebeil
| clubhouse. Several hundred cards were
sent out for the winters dances by the
patronesses, who include Mrs. Harold
Ravens, Mrs. William +. Sharon, Mrs.
Thomas Hogan and several others.
The dinner which Miss Charlotte Hall
! VIII give Saturday evening In honor OF
the third marriage anniversary of Mr..
members of the Haven-Hall bridal
party.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Walker who
have been spending the summer abroad
| arrived in Oakland today Much OF
their European travel was done by au-
! tomobile.
The members of the Merry Makers
club, composed Of pupils of the Cole
school, were entertained this after
noon at fancy dress dinner and
dance given by Mrs. w. E. Greenfield
in honor of her daughter, Wanda. at
their home. 961 Tenth street. The dec.
oratfons were daintily artistic. .blacl,
and yellow, the club colors, being eff
fectivelY used. Those present were
Miss Mabel Pauline Bertin, Miss Eiodia
Blake, Miss Irene Hildebrand Miss
Mollie Brusstar, Miss Anita Coffey
Miss Amy Clement, Miss Alice Lake
Miss Constance Lake. the hostess and
Miss Greenfield. An automobile drive