The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
News of Society
Across the Bay

NAKLAND. Oct 12.-The marriage
of DR.. Albert Cosad and Miss Lii
- liam Penberthy was solemnized
this evening at the residence OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Pen
berthy. in Piedmont. The ceremony
was read in the presence Of the mem
bers Of the Cosad and Penberthy faThi-
lies and a few intimate friends by
DIR. J. K. Mclean, Miss Blanche Pen
berthy served her sister as maid of
honor, several girl friends Of the bride,
who took their. places near her during
the service. completing the bridal
party Miss Penberthy wore the con-
ventional wedding gown of white satin
with veil and orange blossoms AFTER
an informal reception and supper Doc
tor and Mrs. Cosad left on honey
moon A home in Piedmont has been
completed and the young people will
take possession early next month The
betrothal Of Doctor Cosad and Miss
Penberthy was announced a season
ago Doctor Cosad is well known in
professional circles about the bay.
Mrs. Samuel Smith is enjoying visit
in Oakland. dividing her time between
the homes of her brothers. Charles
HDQOlDn ana SGOIES INO0OApL- vi .
Smith before her marriage belonged TO
a circle Of friends who were exceed
ingly popular with the smart set about
the bay. For number OF years she
has lived On the Atlantic coast Some
interesting reunions of old friends are
being planned before her return to the
east.
Mrs. Walter Henry viii entertain
dozen friends at bridge Friday evening
at her home in Vernon heights. Her
guests include the members of one of
the evening card clubs.
At the most brilliant ceremony of the
week on this side OF the bay, Walter
John Brendon and Miss Maude Lewis
were married in Christ Episcopal
church in Alameda today. Several hun
dred friends were invited. The serv-
ice was read by Rev. David Evans of
san Francisco and Rev. E. r. Dodd.
rector of the church. Attending Miss
Lewis in the bridal party were the
rnatron of honor, Mrs. Charles Dudley
Gresham. and the two bridesmaids,
Miss Ruth Sadler and Miss Elsie Mar
tin. Philip S. Oakesholt assisted the
bridegroom asa best man. The ushers
were Charles Dudley Gresham and
Gwyn Lewis reception was held
at the home of the brides parents be-
fore Mr. and Mrs. Brendon left on their
wedding tourney. They intend to live
in San Francisco. The bridegroom is
the son of General Brendon. r. A. of
Speilisburg. Dorsetshire, Eng. Mrs
Mrs Edwin Gwyn Lewis, well known
family Of Alameda.
DR.. William Bacon and Mrs. Bacon
who was formerly Miss Alice Maurer,
have returned from their honeymoon
in the Hawaiian islands and for the
present are making their home with
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Maurer.. in Alameda
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal D. Hawley have
reopened their Oakland home after an
absence of several weeks which they
spent in Chicago.
DR.. Clarence Page and Mrs. Page
are rejoicing in the advent of a son.
Before her marriage. year ago. Mrs
Page was Miss Julia Phillips of Berke-
ley.
At the Portola luncheon today the
members Of Ebell made Mrs. J. W. Orr
Of San Francisco; Mrs. A. c. Posey,
curator Of the history and landmarks
section of the club; Mrs. z. D. Knight,
president of the Corona club of San
Francisco. and the president of the An
tioch woman's club. the guests of
honor. Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Posey offered
toasts A program OF song was con-
tributed by Mrs Ada Bates Lee, con-
tralto. and Mrs. Florence Verge Mills,
vioIinist. Mrs. r. H. Chamberlain pre-
sided as chairman Of the day.
In honor Of Miss Sidney Miller, whose
betrothal was announced late in the
summer. her cousin. Miss Vina Kenni-
son. has invited several friends for
luncheon at the end of the week.
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DTEs-Alameda Oct.
i2.-Philip Sohres. q veteran Of the civil war,
died YESTERDAY RI the home Of bis daughter
Mrs d A Treat ~ LIP Arhnr street He