The San Francisco call., 1908-09-01
GOLF TOURNAMENT
ATTRACTS EXPERTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Belden
Among Those Who Will Go
TO Hotel for Festivities
Wedding of Everett Coffin and
Miss Amy Hammond Cele-
brated in Oakland

tournament and attendant festivities.
They will motor down, leaving town
Wednesday. Mrs. Belden will chap
erone Miss Ruth Ka1es and Miss Rose
Kales. Belden will probably play one
of the mems games, entering from the
Country club.
The wedding of Everett Coffin and
Miss Amy Hammond in Trinity Episco-
pal church this evening was All event
which interested wide circle of ac-
quaintances. The marriage service was
read by Rev. Clifton Macon. The
church was decorated for the event
with ferns and pink blossoms.
Promptly at $50 o'clock the bridal
procession formed tie ushers, George
T. King and Dr.. Franklin Locke, lead
ing the way Mrs. George King at
| tended Miss Hammond as matron of
honor. She wore a pretty gown of
white and green and carried spray of
asparagus fern. Miss Alice Coffin,
sister of the bridegroom, was the
bridesmaid. Her robe was of white silk
null over pale pink. She carried
shower of pink sweet peas. Miss Ham
mond was one of the attractive brides
of the early season. Her wedding dress
was OF white silk null, elaborated in
lace. With it she wore the tulle veil
and carried a shower of white sweet
peas. Mr.. Coffin and his best man.
Samuel j. Taylor Jr., Joined the party
at the chanceL
After the service at the church an in
formal reception was given in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin at the residence of
Mrs. Fannie Weber. in Brush street.
The wedding journey will be made by
automobile through the north. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coffin will return to Oakland early
/ in October and establish their perma
nent home in this city.
Mr.. Coffin is the son of Mr.. and Mrs A.
f. Coffin. His bride is the adopted
daughter of Mrs. Fannie Weber, and a
girl of much personal charm.
In honor of Miss Louise Hall, who be-
comes the bride of Harry Hays Thurs
day evening. September 10, Miss Sevilla
Hayden viii entertain Thursday at an
informal thimble bee. A number of the
girls of the younger set have been in
cluded in Miss Hayden's invitation. Miss
Hall has chosen Mrs. Hiram Hall, nee
Haven, as her matron of honor. Miss
Eliza McMullen will serve as maid of
honor and Miss Hayden as bridesmaid.
Mr.. Hays and his bride will live at
Porterville
Mrs. II. NJ. Hastings will entertain at
an informal musicale Wednesday after
noon at her home in Oakland avenue in
honor of Mrs. Lord Stevenson of Los
Angeles. who is her house guest.
A prettily appointed dinner was pre-
sided over this evening by Mrs. George
Webster Adams at her home in Ala
media. B. ForestalI of New York was
guest of honor. Covers were laid for:
b. ForestHll Mr.. aud Mrs. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. George Mr.. Kawolski
Freeman Emerson Gould
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Proctor, formerly
Miss Flora MacDermot who have been
spending the summer in California. are
leaving Friday of this week for their
home in Boston. Mrs. Proctor came to
Oakland to attend Miss Marietta
Havens as matron of honor at the June
ceremony which made her the bride of
Paul Dinsmore. The Proctors spent
some weeks at Del Monte, returning to
town a short time ago to remain for a
brief visit with Mrs. MacDermot before
returning east.
Mrs Frederick s. Stratton VIII be a
hostess of the week. having sent out
cards for one of the larger luncheons
of the early season for Thursday. The
affair will take place at the Country
club.
!
ALAMEDA, Aug. 31.-The engage
ment is announced of Miss Manu- Hen
kenius, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j.
c. Henkenius OF 1901 Paru street, and
Frederick A. Stuart of Berkeley The
announcement was made at 5000
party given Saturday by Miss Hen
kenius in honor of Miss Ida Spence and
Miss Leah Ford, who are soon to be-
come brides. The date for the we'd
ding has not yet been set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Kist and their
daughter, Minnie, have returned from
tour of the eastern states They
were the guests for several days of
relatives and f. ids in st. Louis and
later visited the larger cities on the
Atlantic seaboard.
Miss lone Connor will entertain to-
morrow afternoon in honor of Miss
| Louise Countiss, who was formerly a
resident of this city and who is visit
! ing here Invitations have been issued
to 30 members or the younger social
set to meet the guest of honor and to
play 800" The house decorations will
be in pink and the score cards will be
of color to match.
Mrs. Colin Nicol formerly Miss Ruby
Johnson, whose wedding last October
was an event in local society, will ar
rive here the middle of next month
from her home in Calgary, b. c., and
will spend five weeks as the guest OF
her parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wynne Meredith left
this evening for months outing In
British Columbia.
The Wednesday club will meet this
week at the home of Mrs. Robert Cor
/ telyou on San Jose avenue The pre-
siding hostess will be Mrs. Charles
Tabor Musical and literary numbers
will be contributed by Miss Alice
Naylor, Mrs. Minnie Cooper and Miss
Florence Englebright.
+ The Friday night cotillon will hold
/ It's first event of the season in Har-
monte Hall this week. The floor man.
ayers will be Clayton Z. Risley Albert
! G.. Burns, Miss Kathryn Decker and
Miss Hazel Lafferty. The patronesses
| of-the club are Mrs. George Z. Decker.
| Mrs. W. +. Burns, Mrs. William Holtz
and Mrs w. S. Risley.
A Volcano Lake
There is landscape in Mexico. Just
| over the California line, colored bright
! blue and yellow and brown and sending
| up Slouds of snow white steam Ferdi-