The San Francisco call., 1909-09-02
News Of Society
Across the Bay

OAhLAND, sept. lat o'clock
this evening the marriage of George
Keyes and Miss Sue Fisher was SOL
emnized at the residence OF the brides
aunt, Miss Grace Fisher, in Filbert
street. Only the members of the Keyes
and Fisher families and a few close
friends witnessed the ceremony. The
service was read by Rev. Charles r.
Brown, pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church, assisted by Rev. Miles
b. Fisher, an uncle of the bride Miss
FISHER wore her travelling gown with
hat to match. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Ruth Fisher, and Miss
Mary Keyes as bridesmaids Will
Keyes assisted his brother as best
man. After the wedding supper Mr.
and Mrs. Keyes left on their honey
moon, planning to return to Oakland
to establish their new home. The bride
is member of one of the well known
families of the state. She possesses
many gifts which have endeared her
to wide circle of friends. Keyes is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Keyes. His father is principal of the
Oakland high school.
Miss Florinne Brown entertained this
Fafternoon at the Brown residence in
Lakeside, asking few friends of her
Mrs. Edwin Oliver. who is spending the
early fall in Oakland as the guest of
her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Let's oliver. Tea was served
after an hour spent over needlework
From Portland. Ore, comes the an
nouncement of the marriage of James
Scott of San Francisco and Miss Grace
Wastelle, one of the best liked girls
of the smart set in the bay cities The
wedding, which took place this evening.
was simple In all of it's appointments,
and was attended only by the families
OF the bridal couple. The service was
read by Bishop Scadding at the resi-
dence of the brides brother, A. B. Was
telle. Miss Wastelle was gowned in
a hand embroidered robe with which
she wore veil and half wreath of
orange blossoms. After the supper Mr.
and Mrs. Scott left on their wedding
journey Their ultimate destination will
be San Francisco, where they will live.
The bride chose to be married from her
brothers home in the north rather
than from the family residence in Ala
media, because of the sad associations
|connected with her mothers death less
than year ago. Mrs. Scott has been
prominent in musical and club circles
about the bay She is girl of unusual
attractiveness. She has travelled ex-
tensively in the United States and
abroad and has devoted herself to seri-
Gus study in several lines. Mrs. Scott
has a voice of great sweetness, which
makes her a decided acquisition to
musical circles. Scott is a businessmen
of San Francisco.
Mrs. Cleveland Baker (formerly Pansv
Perkins) was luncheon hostess yester-
day, entertaining a number of friends
who are in the bay cities from Tono
pah, at the Country club. Covers were
laid for eight guests. game Of
bridge followed the .repast.
Mrs. Lucfe. May Hays entertained at
the second of her series of bridge par
ties in honor of Mrs. William G. Hen
shaw this afternoon at her home in
East Oakland. Mrs. Henshaw- Will leave
this week for Sag Harbor, where she
will be the guest of Mrs Frank Hs
vens. Mrs. Havens Is returning from
broad, where she spent the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Maxwell
She will remain at her place on the
Atlantic coast for several weeks before
coming to California. Mrs. Maxwell
will return to her home in Piedmont
within a fortnight.
Mrs Felix Ellis will entertain Friday
at tea at her home in Eighth avenue
She will be assisted in the receiving
party by number of the women prom
inent in the affairs OF the Church of
the Advent, to which the proceeds of
the afternoon will be given.
Miss Arvilla ziegenfuss will enter
tain at dinner Friday evening and aft
erward her guests win attend the
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