The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-29

- daughter, Mrs. Walter Henry,
afternoon at her home in Linda Vista,
including a group of her mothers old
est friends in her hospitality. Mrs.
Whitney has returned to Oakland after
a years absence on the Atlantic coast,
where she has been the guest of friends
and relatives. A number of small af-
fairs are being planned in her honor
on her home coming. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry are leaving within a few days
for Oregon, planning a motor trip
for the midsummer.
Mrs. George Greenwood and her
family are in the Santa Cruz noun
tains, spending the season at their
out of town place.
wedding of unusual interest will
take place Thursday evening of this
week, when J. G. Melvin claims Miss
Grace M. Poole as his bride. Neither
bride nor bridegroom will be attended
except by Bernice Mildred Poole, the
niece of Miss Poole, who will serve
as flower girl. The marriage service
will be read by Justice Henry A. Mel
vim of the supreme court, an uncle of
the bridegroom. The young couple
will spend several weeks out of town
before returning to Oakland to take
possession of the home which is being
prepared for them. Melvin is con-
nected with the California fruit can
ners' association. Miss Poole is the
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Poole and the
late Captain w. w. Poole.
Miss Blanche TisdaIe has joined the
colony of bay cities folk in the Santa
Cruz mountains, being entertained as
the house guest of Mrs. Sidney Allen
at her out of town home.
Mrs George E. Perkins. who has
been sojourning in the Santa Cruz
mountains for several weeks, is re-
turning within a few days, reopening
her house in East Oakland for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Worden have
gone to their summer place in Ben
Lomond for the season.
A party of Oakland folk planning
to spend the month of July at Lake
Independence includes in it's person
mel Miss Matilda Brown, Miss Anna
F.. Brown and Miss Sutherland The
trio of Oakland women will stop al
Lake Tahoe on their homeward trip
The return visit of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Conner to Alameda will be made
the inspiration for series of informal
events during the midsummer. Since
their marriage of year ago the young
people have lived in Providence, r. I
Mrs. Conner was formerly Miss Fon-
tame Benton, one of the best liked
girls of the younger set of the bay
cities. She and her husband will be
the house guests of Mrs T. II. Benton
and Mrs. s. B. Conner for the comina
two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony will be
greatly missed by the smart set about
the bay, with whom they have beer
exceedingly popular. They have giver
up their house in Alameda, leaving
last week for Portland, where they viii
| live. Mrs. Anthony, who was formerl,
Miss Edwina Mastick, is a gifted and
charming young matron and contrib
uted much to the social gayety of ths
| last winter.
ALAMEDA, June 2s.-The announce.
ment of the marriage of Henry w
Kinds or S73 Oak street, this city
and Miss Mary w. F1atley of 1S1 Ores
cent avenue, San Francisco, which i:
was made by Mrs. J. H. Bolts today
/ Mrs. Bolts is an aunt of the prospec.
tive bridegroom. Kinds is well known
in this city and will bring his brid.
| to Alameda. where the couple viii
make their 0ar111a mont roeidqnca