The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
SAW EUROPE WITH
Her RELATIVES
Oakland Society Girl Had Most
Enjoyable Trip as Guest
of Uncle and Aunt

~ AKLAND, July Mrs. E. B.
Braden and her daughters.
\ Miss Winifred Braden and Miss
Louise Braden, will leave Tues
day for Lake Tahoe, where they are
planning to spend the month of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Braden. who
have been touring the world for the
last two years, will join them at the
resort for a visit before returning TO
the bay cities. 1t was with Mr.. and
Mrs Braden that their niece, Miss
Winifred Braden, enjoyed her Euro
pean travel, preceding them to Cali
fornia by several months. In August
the little party of home folk will go
down TO Del Monte for some weeks,
remaining during the tennis tourna-
ments. Miss Airline Johnson win &C.
company Miss Braden to Tahoe.
The wedding of Charles Livingston
WOOL and Miss Ann Powell was
prettily appointed event of today
The marriage was celebrated at the
family home in Piedmont and attended
only by small company of closest
friends. Rev. Clifton Macon read the
service. After their wedding journey
Mr.. and Mrs. WOOL will establish their
home in San Francisco. WOOL is a
businessman of San Francisco. His
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Powell.
Mrs Horace Hussey and Miss Evelyn
Hussey, who have been spending the
winter abroad. are expected to return
to Oakland shortly. They are plan
ming to take apartments at the Key
Route hotel for the summer.
Mrs j. P. Neville will preside over
a weekend house party over the holt
days, asking a number of her sons
friends to accept of her hospitality.
The Nevilles, who have been at the
Claremont country club for year,
have moved into one of the attractive
residences in the neighborhood and
already this hospitable matron Is
planning some delightful pleasures
for her friends in the new home. Her
guests this week will include Miss
Marion Stone Miss Harriet Stone, Miss
Eliza McMullin and as many men. Mrs.
Neville will chaperon the party of
young folk to the ball at the Country
club Monday evening.
Captain Martin Brigham and Mrs.
Brigham, who is known in art circles
as Anne Brigham. with party, are
established in a picturesque camp at
Castella at the foot of Mount Shasta.
They are not planning to reopen their
town house until the early fall. Mrs.
Brigham has asked a few friends from
the bay cities to be her guests for a
week or two during the summer.
One of the elaborate affairs of the
late week will be the luncheon to-
morrow at which Miss Pussy Greed
will entertain a number of the girls
of the younger set in honor of Miss
Marion Stone and Miss Harriet Stone
at the Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hubbard are
enjoying an out of town trip, not re-
turning until after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Magee will
spend the early July at Tahoe, having
gone up for the holidays.
Miss Blanche Hostetter, whose mar
rage with Charles Jay WEIGH will be
an event of August, will return to
Oakland early in the month from Los
Banos TO remain with her mother and
sister until after the prettily planned
house wedding. Miss Hostetter will be
the motif for a number of midsummer
affairs before she becomes the bride
of the large land holder of the San
Joaquin valley.