The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-26
News Of Society
Across the Bay
~ AKLAND, June 25.-one Of the
pheasant informal affairs of the
. week was the outdoor tea. yester-

~ AKLAND, June 25.-One OF the
I pleasant informal affairs of tho
- week was the outdoor tea yester-
day at which Mrs. August Schilling
and her daughter Miss Elsa Schilling.
received at their home on the lake
shore. Neighborhood friends were in
Guided in the invitation of the hostesses
to spend the hour on the lawn, which
is comfortably furnished with ham,
mocks and easy chairs. The Schilling
grounds are among the most pic
turesque on this side of the bay and
frequently lend the setting for the al
fresco affairs which Mrs. Schilling and
Miss Schilling plan for the enjoyment
of wide circle of friends.
The wedding of Frank Youngberg
and Miss Lura Ruddell, Saturday. will
interest a wide circle of friends on
both sides of the bay. Miss Ruddell 10
a girl of unusual charm and is popular
with the younger set. Youngberg be-
longs to a prominent family of Ala
media The marriage is to be quite
simple, and Witnessed only by those
most deeply interested in the happiness
of the young people Neither Young
berg nor Miss Ruddell will be attended.
They will leave Immediately on a hon.
eymoon journey. returning to Alameda
to establish their home.
Mrs. William Hershiser, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dallas of MERGED, Mrs. Clifford
Ireland and Mr.. Geer make up party
which is spending the late June days
in the Yosemite valley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas came up from their home In
MERGED to spend a part of the summer
xxyif I've icn n n
Oakland,
Mrs. George Baldwin is spending a
few days out of town, planning to
return to Oakland for visit before re-
joining her husband In the east. Mrs.
Baldwin was formerly Miss Florence
Edoff, one of the best liked girls of
the smart set. Her return visits to
California each year are made the oc-
Miss Alice Albright will be the COM
plimented guest tomorrow ofSMiss Sue
Harold, who has asked number of
friends for an hour at cards to meet
the young Fruitvale girl, who is leaving
for an extended tour of the east.
Mrs. oliver Fletter. formerly Miss
Gladys Church, will entertain at the
first formal affair which she has given
since her marriage at her now home in
Sunnyside avenue tomorrow. Miss
Eloise Mendenhall, cousin, who came
down from the north to attend her
hostess in the bridal party, will be the
guest of honor. More than a score of
friends have been asked for game
of cards and supper.
Mrs. George W. Kelley and her
daughters. Miss Muriel Kelley and Miss
Dorothy Kelley. have returned to Santa
Cruz. where they are planning to spend
the season, closing their home in Pied
mont avenue for several weeks. The
family had comfortably settled them
selves in Santa Cruz for the summer,
when the sudden death Of Captain
Kelley brought them back to town,
where they remained for the fortnight.
The wedding of Frank Doremus of
Santa Barbara and Miss Muriel Kelley
probably will be solemnized late in the
year.
Miss Grace Trevor will leave for the
north, Wednesday, expecting to spend
several weeks in Seattle.
Miss Mabel Riegelman, the talented
protege of Nine. Gadski. will give a
song recital Saturday afternoon at $3.50
cloch al the fa1rmOnt n0lei IN San
Francisco. Announcement of the con-
cert has attracted much attention
among Miss Riegelman's friends and
the music lovers on both sides OF the
bay.
ALAMEDA, June 25.-Miss Alice G.
ward and Charles Dudley Gresham will
be married tomorrow night at the home
of-the brides mother, Mrs. =. NJ. Ward,
11I7 Regent street. Friends of the
couple will decorate the drawing room
of the home and transform it into a
bower of roses and smilax. The bridal
party will stand under a wedding bell
OF sweet peas and ferns.
The brides gown Is to be of white
silk and she will wear the conventional
veil of tulle with orange blossoms. Rev.
L. Potter Hitchcock will read the cere-
mony.
Gresham is connected with the Royal
insurance company OF San Francisco.
The young couple will live there on
their return from the wedding trip.
Miss Ward is niece of Lady Alice
Packenham Of England.