The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

CUPID HUNTS With
HIS JUNE ARROWS
September Brides in Oakland
Bid for Honors Equal to
Sister Month

OAKLAND, Sept. S.-The September
bride is proving as popular as her
sister of June, and with the many
wedding dates announced for the
month the interest of society will be
largely divided A notable wedding of
the coming week will be that of John
Lttletield of Washington, D. c.. and
Miss Bertha Eudey. The ceremony
Will take place at the Eudey family
residence on Vernon heights Wednesday
evening and will be attended by a
large company of friends. After their
honeymoon Littlefield and his bride
VIII go to the national capital, where
they will make their home.
Miss Florence Parker, who a fort
night ago announced her betrothal to
Francis c. Favier. has chosen to have
house wedding, at which only the
members of the immediate families
VIII be present. The ceremony is
named for the evening of Wednesday,
september IA Miss Parker is a grad
uate OF the University of California.
where she was prominently identified
with the Mask and Dagger society and
Prytanean society. Favier, before COM
ing to the Pacific coast, lived in BaItf-
more He is engaged in business in
Goldfield, where he and his bride will
make their home
Another wedding on September IA
which will claim the interest of many
friends will be that of Albert Ochs
and Miss Alma Hollenbeck. The cere-
mony will be quite simply appointed
fol ,11o > i r
the brides mother.
IN honor of Miss Sarah Drinkwater,
who will become the bride of John
FRANKLIN Shuman on Saturday of the
coming week, and of Miss Bertha Stall
der and Miss Grace Stalder two brides
elect of the later year. Mrs. Hart Will
cox has sent out cards for one of the
larger affairs of the coming Wednes-
day, asking friends to meet her COM
plimented guests.
The announcement of the betrothal
of Carl Anderson, the we'll known tenor,
and Miss Ruth Waterman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Is. Waterman of East
Oakland. is being received with con-
siderable interest by the friends of the
young people about the bay. Ander-
son came to Oakland few years
ago from the Atlantic coast, since
when he has been prominent In musical
affairs. His fancee is an attractive girl
and possessed of an unusually beautiful
contralto voice. which has made her
news comes as no surprise to musical
circles.
One of the notable weddings Of the
early spring will be that at which
John Fletcher will claim Miss Jessie
Clark as his bride. The. betrothal was
formally announced the last week.
Fletcher was a popular collegeman,
who, upon graduation, accompanied
Prof. Henry Morse Stephens abroad as
his private secretary. Miss Clark is
one of the best liked girls of the ex-
elusive set of Berkeley. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Clark.
Formal announcement is made of the
engagement of John Ritchie and Miss
Sybil Tripp. Ritchie is engaged in
business in Stockton.
Senator George c. Perkins and his
niece, Miss Alma Perkins. are being
welcomed home after an interesting sea
voyage to Tahiti.
One of the prettily arranged lunch
cons of the coming week will be that
for which Miss Frances Ramsay has
sent out cards, making Miss Franc
Pierce her guest of honor. Miss Pierce
will leave shortly for the Atlantic coast,
where she will enter college.
Mrs A. NJ Rosborough and her son,
Joseph Rosborough, will sail Thursday
for an extended trip abroad. which will
include tour of Switzerland, Germany
and France. They closed their East
Oakland residence this week, leaving
for New York yesterday. Although they
turn Mrs. Rosborough and her son
again until after the new year.
DIR. T. Carpenter Is Married
ALAMEDA, Sept. 3.-Dr. Tom Car
penter took as his bride this after
noon Miss Helen Audrey Martin. The
marriage ceremony was solemnized at
2 o'clock in, the Central Methodist
church in San Francisco, Rev. E. r.
Ollie officiating.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank j. Smith of this city. Mrs. Car
penter is the daughter of Mrs. j. A.
Martin OF Healdsburg and niece of
the late pioneer millionaire, Charles
Mclaughlin. Her father, now deceased,
was at one time an official of the San
Francisco and North Pacific railroad.
After returning from their honey
moon Doctor and Mrs. Carpenter will
live at the Carpenter home, 2167 Santa
Clara avenue. Doctor Carpenter is the
city's food and milk inspector.