The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
News Of Society
Across the Bay

~ row with which Mrs. Edward
Hughes will compliment Mrs. Henry
burlington of Carson City, who is the
house guest of her sister, Mrs. Willis
Sharpe. in Oakland avenue. The rooms
will be decorated in white and gold
Mrs. Hughes has included on her guest
list number of former classmates
of the guest of honor at Mills coiiese'
Mrs. Sharpe is planning to entertain
a number of friends for her sister Fri
day when cards will be the diversion
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Burlington
will again be an honored guest, Miss
Alva McGraw having invited a number
of mutual friends for reception at
the McGraw residence in Chestnut
street.
Miss Leila Mckibben has invited a
number of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sis
ters to spend the afternoon in her Col
lege avenue home Thursday in compli
ment to Miss Lee Breckenridge. the at
tractive Berkeley girl who is to marry
Joseph Ingram Thomas of Salt La Ike
October g. AS this is the. last affair
Miss Breckenridge will attend before
her wedding. the occasion viii afford
her friends the opportunity of bidding
her farewell.
Miss Caroline Maclise entertained
yesterday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Elsie May Cole. the f1ancee of Bennett
Routh Bates. The guests brought sew
ing bags and the afternoon hours
passed plea sanity to the accompaniment
of needles and thread. About a dozen
girls greeted the hostess and Miss Cole.
Miss Helen Dunning presided over a
dinner party Saturday evening in the
dining room of the Claremont country
club, entertaining number of the
younger set. On leaving the table the
young people repaired to the ballroom
joining the usual Saturday night dance.
A gathering of distinguished artists
marked the informal evening which
Miss de Neale Morgan gave in her
studio at Carmel by the Sea Thursday Y
evening AS many of those present
had attended the San Francisco School
of Design "reminiscences of former stu
dent days served to while away the
hours. The guest list included Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Peixetto, Adolph F'reid-
Ter, New York; Charles Freidler. Miss
Anna Scott, Rochester, \. Y; Miss Clara
Hill, Washington. d. c.; Miss A. l.
Murray. Monterey: Mrs. Sara Reamer
Berkeley; the Misses Josephine Culbert-
son, Ida Johnson. Elizabeth Chandler
Ferdinand Burgdorff, and Arthur Va
chell of Carmel.
Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Lee of Latham terrace, Fruitvale
gathered at their home September 23
to celebrate the forty ninth anniver-
sary of their wedding. Among the
presents received was a handsome
national emblem from their daughter
Mrs. J. e. Goody. Miss Nancy Lee
Goody, the II year old granddaughter
of the couple, sang The Star Spangled
Banner"
One of the most elaborate affairs OF
the season was the ball over which
Mrs. Will Meek presided in her Hay-
ward home Saturday. More than 15C
guests were met at the station in pri-
vate conveyances and whirled to the
Meek home The grounds were hung
with electric lights. Supper was served
AZ a late hour
BERKELEY. Sept. 2SEfn the pres
ence of several hundred society folk of
this city, assembled at ST. Johns Pres
byterian church in College avenue, the
wedding of Miss Louise. EaGtman and
Samuel Weston was solemnized tonight
by Rev. William McDougal assisted by
Rev. r. S. Eastman. The bride was at
tended by Miss Helen Weston, sister of
the bridegroom, and four bridesmaids
Miss Juliet Perrin, Miss Ethel Wickson
Miss Ina Hughes and Miss Leslie Com
pertz. Her brother. Samuel p East
man, gave her away.
William Weston, brother of the
bridegroom. was fhe best man and
the ushers were: Fred Single, Royal
Miller, John McDougal, Finley East
man and Eustace Van Loben Sells Fol-
lowing the wedding a reception was
held at the Hotel Carlton in this city
after which the couple went on their
honeymoon. They will live near Santa
Clara
The bridegroom is the son of the
well known Piedmont avenue capitalist
and San Francisco lumber merchant
He is a graduate of the local high
school and a former student of the uni
versity He is member of the Delta
Tau Delta fraternity.
Mrs Weston is the daughter of Mrs
J. s. Eastman, who has lived in this
city for many years. The brides father
was a we'll known physician and prop
erty holder of Berkeley
WOMAN HELD AS INeANE-oakland. Sept
2s.--Mrs. Elizabeth Bierman of 1342 Shattuct
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