The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
MANY GUESTS At
SMART WEDDING
Howard Fassett of Alameda
Claims Miss En- Lou Frisbie
as His Bride

ALAMEDA Sept. 20.-Over half. a
hundred guests attended the wedding
81 which Howard Fassett of Alameda
claimed Miss En- Lou Frisbie as his
bride this evening. The ceremony took
place at the residence of Mrs. J. d.
Jamison. an aunt OF Miss Frisbie.
Masses Of woodwardia ferns with great
clusters Of pale pink asters formed the
decorations throughout the home. A
bower OF ferns and smilaX with pink
ssters was built in the living room,
where the bridal party stood during the
service. Il was finished with a great
bell. done entirely in the pink blossoms
and lighted with incandescents.
The brides only attendant was. her
cousin. Miss Sarah Frisbie. She wore a
princess robe Of green satin, beautifully
trimmed in silver. The skirt was
finished with a long train. She carried
an armful OF bridesmaids roses and
ferns.
Miss Frisbie. who is a petite blonde.
wore a handsome wedding gown of
white liberty satin which followed the
princess mode 1t carried an exquisite
arrangement of embroidered chiffon and
festoons Of pearls. Her veil was held
in place by d coronet of orange bios
SONS. a shower Of brides roses formed
assisted his cousin as best man. The
marriage service was read by Rev.
William c. Damon, an old friend of the
Frisbie family.
Following the wedding supper Mr..
and Mrs. Fassett left on q honeymoon
trip. A new home in East Oakland has
been made ready for their occupancy
upon their return.
A trio Of the brides cousins-Miss
Mabel Frisbie, Miss Edith FFisbie. Miss
Helen Frisbie-and Miss Louise Norton
Of San Francisco contributed a program
Of music during the evening.
Mrs. Fassett is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Nathan Frisbie, who for the
last few months have made their home
in Redding. where Frisbie is president
Of the national bank. Formerly they
lived in Alameda. where they have a
wide circle Of friends. among whom
the young bride elect chose to have her
wedding. Mrs. Fassett is a member of
the class OF 1911 Of the University of
California and has been active in af-
fairs Of the Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Fassett is enga ged in business in San
Francisco He is the son Of Mrs. A NJ.
Fsssett and comes from a well known
family of the Encinal City.
Informal Tea Planned
OAKLAND. Sept. 2e.-Miss Augusta
A. Glow is claiming a number of
friends in her invitation for an in
formal tea at her home in Twenty
ninth street Saturday afternoon at a
o'clock. making her sister, Mrs. Will
liam G. Ferguson, the inspiration for
the event.
The wedding of William Childs and
Miss Helen Dornin viii be an event of
tomorrow evening The marriage cere-
+olr vo11 In,
gregational church and be followed by
an informal reception at the home of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Dornin, in Webster street.
IN the bridal party will be Mrs. Traylor
Bell Miss Dorothy Wilkinson. Miss
Edna Orr. Albert WOodburn will be
best man. Rev. George @. Eldredge,
pastor OF st. Johns Presbyterian
church of Berkeley and an uncle of the
bride, win read the service.
An elaborate bridge party OF Tues
day afternoon. September 81. will be that
at which Mrs. Traylor Bell and Mrs.
George Chase Will entertain together
in honor Of Miss Lalla Wenzelburger
Of san Francisco. Miss Wenzelburger
is bride elect, whose wedding with
Lieutenant Shea will be an event of the
early winter.
Mrs C H Shattuck entertained at
tea at her home in Alameda yesterday
in honor of Miss Marguerite Southern
Of Boston, who has been sojourning in
California. Miss Southern will leave
soon for the east
Mrs. Bernard Miller will entertain a
number Of young matrons at a matinee
party across the bay Saturday.
Afre Dapnie Goa rios mill praSida a
an informal afternoon at bridge tomor-
row, making Miss Amy Scoville her
guest Of honor. Miss Scoville, who has
been spending the late summer on the
coast. will return TO New York within
q short time.
Mrs. Annie Little Barry. president OF
Alameda District Federation OF
Women's Clubs. was the guest of honor
at the brilliant reception given this
afternoon by the members of the Twen-
tieth Century club in Town and Gown
hall Nearly 500 guests enjoyed the
compliment paid by the local club tc
the officers who served as the first
president Of their organization.
Miss Fanny Bailey, soprano, who has
recently come to the bay cities from
the east, was heard in a group OF
songs.
Ebell enjoyed a notable program this
afternoon when Miss Edith Gere Kel-
ley appeared before the members and
guests in the first piano recital which
she has given since her return from
abroad. Miss Kelley is the daughter
Of Mrs. George w. Kelley. For the
last few years she has been on the
continent completing her musical
studies. having been a pupil of Har-
old Baurer in Paris and EHeivinne in
Berlin Mrs NJ F. Jordan presided as