The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
TWO FAIL BRIDES
Will Be HOSTESSES
Receptions in the San Francisco
Homes of Former Ala
media and Oakland Girls

OAKLAND. Nov. 27.-Two of the fail
brides who have established their new
homes in san Francisco have sent out
cards for large receptions Wednesday
afternoon They have included many
friends from this side of the bay in
their Invitation. Mrs. Walter John
Brendon. who as Miss Maude Lewis
was prominent in local society, VIII en-
tertain at the first formal at home
since the brilliant Alameda wedding
which made her the bride of the prom
inent young san Francisco man. She
VIII be assisted in dispensing her hos
pitality by 4 number of friends Mrs.
Francis Wayland Lucas viii give a
pretuly appointed tea in her Washing
TON street residence. welcoming a large
number OF friends at one Of the
charming affairs of The midwinter
Mrs. Lucas was before her marriage
Miss Mabel Toy. an extensively feted
Eirl Of last season.
Tuesday the wedding Of Charles
Davidson and Miss Mary Blossom viii
be a notable occasion of interest TO a
wide circse of friends about the bay,
where both the Davidson and Blossom
families have been prominent for many
years The ceremony VIII take place
in the Berkeley residence, which has
q cen made ready for the young couple.
intimate friends. Miss Blossom has
been an exceedingly popular girl, and
since graduating from the University
OF California has been assistant to the
dean of women. Davidson is a consult
ing engineer. with headquarters in San
Francisco.
Miss Jean Tyson viii be a hostess at
one OF the large bridge parties OF the
week. She has sent out cards for Fri
day afternoon TO a group of friends.
Miss Tyson is one of the seasons brides
elect. her betrothal TO Harry Weihe of
san Francisco being one OF the inter
esting announcements Of the early win
ter.
The marriage Of DR.. George Z. Rein
Iardt and Miss Aurelia Henry. the
gifted daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Henry. which is announced for Satur-
DAY. December 4. viii be solemnized at
"a simple ceremony at noon in the Uni
tartan church in Berkeley, followed by
an informal reception and breakfast
in Unity hall. Miss Henry has chosen
10 have her sister. Miss Elsie Henry. as
Ler only attendant
DR. Reinhardt and his bride have
planned a winters tour by motor
through Europe.
A number of guests viii cross the
bay Tuesday to attend the musicale al
which Miss Eleanor COnneIl viii pre-
sent quartet OF her gifted. pupils.
Those who viii contribute 10 the after
moons program in sherman Clay hall
are Miss Elizabeth Tyler. meZZO So
prano: Miss Mabel FriSbie. soprano.
Miss Nellie Carpenter, soprano; Robert
scarborough. barytOne; assisted by
Anne Aurora Thompson, late of Guild
IIal College Of Organists London
eraucis Hamlin. vioIinist Malin Lang
,r0th. cello, and Miss Carpenter, ac-
I panist
Miss Dorothy Taylors tea Thursday
afternoon at her home in Vernon
heights win be one Of the delightful
events Of the week which win be en-
5oyed by l00,or more Of the younger set.
Miss Alice BOggs the talented girl
who is 10 become the bride Of Charles
Dutton at a brilliant church wedding
Wednesday, December p, is being made
much Of socially during the early win
ter number Of charming affairs being
arranged ia compliment 70 her and her
dance. Miss Christine Rose is planning
Tor an evening Of music Saturday, ask
ing q group OF mutual friends TO meet
the bride elect and Mr.. Dutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hopkins Weston.
formerly Miss Louise Eastman, came up
from their home near Santa Clara for
the week and are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Weston.