The San Francisco call., 1910-03-23
JAPANESE GARDEN
WEDDING SETTING
Miss Maud Turner and Sheldon
Cheney to Be Married With
Unique Surroundings

OAKLAND. March ga wedding of
the week which viii be Of particular
interest viii be that of Sheldon Cheney
and Miss Maud Turner. The ceremony
is planned for 3 o'clock Saturday aft
ernoon and viii take place at the
Cheney home in Berkeley. The weather
permitting, the beautiful Japanese gar
den which is a feature of the Cheney
residence will be the setting for the
event number of the closer friends
Of the young people have been in
Guided among the wedding guests. Miss
Turner is an attractive girl who came
from the south TO the bay cities, where
she has been most graciously received.
The bridegroom elect is the son of
Warren Cheney. a prominent business
nan of the college town, and not un-
known in the realm of letters.
hrs. John Treanor has come up from
her home in the southern part of the
state to be the house guest of her
mother, Mrs. T. b. Coghill. during the
early spring months Mrs Treanor
was formerly Miss Bessie Coghill, one
Of the best liked girls of the smart set,
and her occasional visits are made the
motif for considerable entertaining
among the younger set.
IN honor of Miss Lillian Harris and
Mrs l. y Miller, Mrs. George Faulkner
VIII entertain Saturday. April ,, offer
ng a musicale as the diversion to the
guests who have been included in the
prettiy planned afternoon. Mrs. Miller
has returned home after a delightful
tour abroad. Miss Harris is an English
girl who is spending the spring in Cal
ifornia as the house guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Harry East.
Mrs. Newton Koser viii entertain the
evening of Thursday, March 81, when
bridge win offer the diversion of the
hour The group of friends who viii
accept Mrs. Koser's hospitality have
met together fortnightly during the
winter for a game OF cards rounded
out with a supper. Mrs. Koser is
spending the week out of town. She
viii return for Easter.
Among the interesting weddings i'm
mediately to follow Easter will be that
of Charles II. Manning and Miss Bessie
Best. the gifted daughter of Dapiel
Best Of San Leandro. The Best family
IS a pioneer one ia this part of the
state and is Identified with the manu-
featuring interests Of the bay cities
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leonard Smith
have given up their Thirteenth street
house and are established in the Per-
alta apartments
Friday evening of next week Mrs.
George Hammer viii entertain in
formally al bridge followed by a buff
fet supper. her guests including a num-
Der Of the married folk who enjoy an
occasional game of cards together.
Miss Alice Dewing, the hancee of
Norman Ellis, viii be the guest of
honor at the elaborate card party for
which Miss Lillian Fisher and Miss
Mary Fisher have sent out invitations
for the afternoon OF Saturday, April ,,
entertaining at the Fisher home in San
Francisco. The wedding of Miss Dew
ing and Ellis viii be a June event.
Miss Madeline Todd will be a hostess
Of Tuesday of Easter week, asking
dozen girls of the younger set who
make up the personnel of one of the
smaller bridge clubs TO be her guests
for session at the card tables fol-
lowed by tea.
Miss Mildred Whitney will he the in
spiration for delightful affair of
Easter Monday, Miss Dorothy Wood
her invitation for the afternoon at the
family home in Berkeley.
Miss Jean Tyson. Miss Florence
Plummer, Miss Laurilla Murdock, three
brides elect and Miss Elizabeth Greene,
a charming eastern girl, win be the
guests of honor at the elaborate
luncheon for which Mrs. l. L. Bryner
has sent out cards for Friday, April 1.
one Of the largest receptions of the
year at which the members of Ebell
have entertained was enjoyed this aft
ernoon by several hundred guests when
Miss Lena Duthie, the gifted woman of
Aberdeen, Scotland, rendered a program
of folk song and story. Miss Duthie
appeared in the costume of the Scotch
lassie, the Irish peasant girl and the
New Haven fisher wife