The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
News Of Society
Across the Bay

OAKLAND, Nov 3.-Lawrenee Boyle
claimed Miss Ethel Amann as his bride
at a beautifully planned wedding this
evening at the residence of the Amann
family in Twenty third street. Sew
enty-ffve friends were included in the
invitations for the notable occasion,
which will be remembered as one of
the most elaborate affairs of the early
winter. The marriage service was read
in the music room by Rev. Alexander
Allen, rector of ST.. Paurs Episcopal
church.
Masses: of pink chrysaDthemums and
garlands of asparagus fern lent the
motif for the charming decorative
scheme.
The bride wore an exquisite robe of
heavy ivory satin, finished with an
arran cement of rare lace on the bodice
The skirt was made with a long train.
A wreath of orange Blossoms held in
place the bridal veil. Miss Amann
carried a. large mnff of lilies of the
valley and ferns.
A sister, Miss Frances Anann, at
tended her as maid of honor. Her
gown of pink striped messaline was
exceedingly attractive. She carried a
sheaf of American Beauty roses.
Another sister, Miss Gladys Amann,
and Miss Alma Perkins. the two pretty
bridesmaids, were gowned~; alike in
robes of pink meteor crepe. Each held
an immense muff made entirely of
Cecil Drummer roses.
George Pennant of Seattle attended
the bridegroom ais best man, Gordon
Edwards and Scott Hendricks acting
= & 5rihhoTl bea rerS.
In the drawing room. where an in
formal reception was held after the
service, quantities of golden chrysan-
themums were used in. the decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle will spend their
honeymoon in the southern part of the
state before going to Seattle. where
they will establish their. home.
The bride IS the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Amann and is one of the
we'll liked girls of the smart set about
the bay. Formerly the family lived IN
Alameda. A number of the elaborate
fairs in honor of the attractive bride
of the evening have been given by her
friends in the Eneinal City,: Bogie is
a well known attorney of the northern
city. He is a graduate of Stanford
university.
Mrs. Glenn c. Barnhart entertained
THIS dEttFHOO1i. ON LIE IiOtCi HiCbl CPsic
at: .delfghtful musicale, which was
given in honor of Mrs. Clifford Barn
hart, formerly Miss Brena- Hayden.
Tie invited guests included number
of friends who were not bridge .snthu-
siasts. -.
one of the most interesting we'd
ding dates of the. coming month is that
of Charles Dutton and Miss Alice
AT ia oh tte
holiday week for her marriage, the
service. being planned for the evening
of Wednesday, December %. Several
hundred guests will be included In the
invitation to. witness the ceremony,
which will take place. in st. Marks
Episcopal church. Mrs. Boggs and her
daughter have taken apartments at
CIeyne court for the season.
In honor of Dr. Eugene Neustadt
and Mrs. Neustadt,, her sister, Mrs.
Alexander Campbell will receive >at a
large reception Friday evening at the
Campbell home in. Webster street,
making the occa sion one of welcome to
the gifted woman and her husband,
who have come to California to estab-
iish their permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Fitzgerald
d
dence in Adams point and are settled
in their new abode :.
Miss Edith Page has. chosen the
coming month for her marriage TO
James van .Loben Sells, the wedding
being set for the evening: OF December
a Miss Page Is one of the popular
girls of Berkeley.s social circles. She
is the daughter of Mrs.. Wilfred Page.
Van Loben Sefs comes from a djstin
guished family. his father being a
cisco.
ALAMEDA, Nov S.-Mr. and Mrs.
James g. Brooks celebrated the silver
anniversary OF their wedding last night
AT their home. 2034 San Antonio ave-
nue.. Eighty-five friends of the couple
participated in the festivities. Mr., and
Mrs. Brooks were assisted in receiving
by their children, Gerald, Gladys and
Bernice Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Hardwick.
celebrated the crystal anniversary of
their wedding with halloween party
bered about 20 friends and relatives of
the couple.
The wedding of Miss Jean Elizabeth
Mexican of this city and Henry w.
Davidson of Seoul Korea, will take
place Saturday evening at the Mclean
residence. 1916 Versailles avenue, and
will be simple home event. The cou-
pie will be unattended. Rev Frank
S Brush, pastor of the First Presby-
terian church, will officiate Miss Nc
Kean is a member of one of the old
and respected families of Alameda
Davidson is connected with the Gus
toms service in Korea and will take
his bride to that far away country
VETERAN FALLS DEAD Oakland, Nor. a.