The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
In the Jacramento and Jan Joaquin Valleys
SOCIAL SEASON IN
STOCKTON IS GAY
Weddings, Receptions and Other
Functions Occupy Atten=
tiOn of Smart Set
[ Special Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
STOCKTON, Sept. 25.-Dancing par
ties, card parties, sorority functions,
engagement receptions and weddings
have occupied the attention of society
folk of late
The wedding of Angelo NJ. Foppi-
ano and Miss Tessie Gagliaido took
place Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock. Rev. Father Sorasio officiating.
The bride carried a bouquet of white
carnations and wore white embroid-
cred batiste gown.
The wedding was witnessed by i'm
mediate relatives only. The couple
were the recipients of numerous beau
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gagli-
aldo, formerly of Vallecito, while the
bridegroom is a well known young
man Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Foppi-
ano are spending their honeymoon in
Los Angeles.
Miss Gladys Laughlin announced
her engagement to Leroy c. May last
Thursday afternoon. The occasion was
a delightful party at the young lady's
home. The dining room was deco
rated in pink and hearts with hand
painted cupids and wedding bells. The
bride elect is a graduate of the Stock
ton high school, having been a mem
ber of the class of 1910. She is a
member of the Omega Nu sorority.
May is a member of the Anteros club
and is resident agent for the Southern
for the latter part of October.
Those who attended the announce
ment party were:
Mrs Lois T Newton Miss Marie Keyes
Miss Myrtle Gerlsch Miss Ann Schneider
Miss Louise Tanning Miss Eva Neistrsth
Miss Labele Gerlach Miss Violet Schlight
Miss Flossie Simon Miss Mae OLeary
Miss Nadine Burnett Miss Elinor Rothenbush
Miss Hazel Rider
Mrs. NJ. L. Humphrey has announced
the enga cement of her daughter. Miss
Ethel to James S. Williamson of this
city. The wedding will be held next
Wednesday morning at II o'clock.
The lambda Theta Phi sorority
gave a rushing party last Friday night
and rushed" number of eighth
grade girls. The young folk gave
theater party, after which they pro-
ceeded to the Smell residence. where
refreshments were served.
The first of a series of seven dane
ing parties to be given by the Stock
ton athletic association was held
Thursday at Masonic hall The hall
was decorated with the emblem of the
club and the colors. blue and white
Mrs. z. J. viebroch gave a bridge
party last Friday afternoon in honor
! of Mrs. c. L. Burt of Berkeley. The
rooms were decorated in pink.
The Tres Almos club met last
Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. NJ.
Eddy. The next party will take place
at the residence of Mrs. Lyndall
Miller.
Mrs. s. H. Hall entertained the North
Side bridge club last Thursday.
Mrs. Fisher R. Clarke and Mrs. W.
H. E. LETTER of the Philomathean club
were guests at a reception last Tues
! day given by the ladies of the Twen-
| tieth Century club of Berkeley Mrs.
| Clarke is a member of the board of di
rectors of the Alameda district. Stock
ton will entertain the Alameda district
the next convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Koch gave dinner
party last Wednesday evening in honor
| of their son, Joyce Koch, who has at
tained his majority. The table was
decorated with red carnations and
unique place cards. Mrs. Koch was
assisted by Miss Majorie Littlehale,
Mabel Gerber of Sonora, Alzoe Koch
and Gladys Koch.
Much interest has been manifested
| in the coming wedding of Miss Augusta
Waldenmeier and Ralph Lachmund of
British Columbia The wedding will
be performed at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wal
denmeier, on October 5. Lachmund is
a graduate of Stanford and Harvard
and is a lawyer. He is fine musician.
Miss waldenmeier has been a student
of the New England conservatory of
music. Immediately after the wedding
the couple will go to Milan, Italy, to
study music.
Miss Lucia Keniston, one of the high
school instructors, gave a reception last
evening in honor of Mrs. May Minta,
who has just returned from a European
tour.
Personal Mention
Miss Lucille Budd has returned from Oakland
where she visited with friends.
Mrs. Kate Sperry Of Berkeley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Burton.
Mrs. Wahl-Brown has returned from Paris.
The Misses GianelN visiting in San Fran
CISCO
Mr. and Mrs Sam Frsnkenheimer are visiting
in San Francisco.
Alameda high school. is visiting Stockton friends
Mrs. NJ d. Eaton and daughter. Miss Zelma
Eaton. and son Monroe have returned from
months outing at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Rose Edwards, who has been in New
York several months. will arrive this week.
Miss Dorothy Smith. who is attending the Uni
Tersity Of the Pacific at San Jose is spending the
weekend with her parents in this city.
1-ITI Z nTTCH COMDAN NIEC