The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
TREAT FOR
OAKLAND SOCIETY
Attractive Program for the
Many Guests Invited by
Miss Eleanor COnneII

OAKLAND, April 21.-One of the in
the studio recital at which Miss Flea
nor Connell will entertain Saturday aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock in her apart
ments at the Key Route hotel Many
guests have been included in the in
vitation to hear Miss Mabel Frisbie
in song recital. assisted by Miss Nellie
Hobart Carpenter. accompanist. and C.
Francis Hamlin, violinist Miss Fris-
bic is possessed of a beautiful high
soprano and viii be heard in selections
from Mozart, Schumann, Schubert,
Reinhold, L. Herman and number
from "Mignon." The two song cycles
will be an interesting feature, Miss
Frisbie singing the entire "Kashmiri
Love Song" (Amy Woodforde- Finden) ,
and Spring. Summer and Autumn from
THE Perfect Year" alexander Mat
thews). Miss Frisbie is pupil of
Miss Connell, who is arranging this
pleasure for her friends
Two numbers, "Andante" (SgambatD,
and an Hungarian Dance" brahms
Joachim) will be rendered by Miss
Carpenter. piano, Mr.. Hamlin, violin.
Mrs. Frank c. Watson. Mrs Mauvais
and Miss Lulette Mauvais are leaving
town early in the coming month, plan
ming to spend the entire summer at
Glen Ellen, where they have gone for
the season for several years.
One of the charmingly appointed
weddings of the month was that
at which Osburn Bramhall claimed
Miss Sara Elizabeth Sigourney as his
bride this evening at the home of Mrs
D,
Lavender was the pretty color scheme
which Miss Sigourney chose for the
wedding, the spacious rooms being
transformed into a bower of wisteria
blossoms. Miss Florence Bramhan, q
sister of the bridegroom, and Miss
Ann Engelhardt, the two bridesmaids
wore beautiful sheath gowns of Law
ender messaline satin and carried
showers of white wisteria. Thaddeus
Wellington Sigourney Jr. assisted
Bramhall as best man
Miss Sigourney's wedding robe was
an exquisite hand embroidered panne
crepe which closely followed the direc-
toire model. She wore the long tulle
bridal veil caught with half wreath
of orange blossoms and carried a gar
land of pale lavender orchids and
lilies of the valley.
The marriage service was read by
Rev Charles r. Brown in the pres
ence of 75 guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Bram-
hall viii spend their honeymoon in the
sOuthsrn part of the state, where the
bridegroom has mining interests. They
plan to establish their home in the
bay cities.
David Mcclure departed today for
an extended European tour of several
months, planning an itinerary through
the old world. For the last week he
was in Capitola, the guest of his
father. DR.. David Mcclure, and sister.
Mrs. H. P. Gregory.
Miss Clarissa Lohse. Miss Carmen
Sutton, Miss Jessie Craig. Miss Letifia.
Barry and Miss Anne McElrath make
up the personnel of a house party
which will spend. the week end in
Inverness. They will be guests at the
Gregory home.
The eschscholtzia luncheon at the
Oakland club was a charming affair
of the afternoon, covers being laid for
more than 100 prominent ciubwomen
and their guests. The Miracle of the
Poppy" an original poem by Mrs. viii
liam l. Jones marion Graham). was
read by its author. Miss Bernice Van
Gelder, soprano, and Miss Ethel Long.
pianist contributed the musical num-
ficer of Alameda county, was a guest of
honor. addressing the women on the
scope and plans of the detention home
which has been established in Nine
teenth street near Broadway
Thursday evening at Chabot hall
Graham r. Taylor. connected with the
playground commission in Chicago.
win address the public. speaking at the
invitation of the Oakland playground