The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
ruth VICKERY TO
BECOME A BRIDE
Her Marriage to Hairless MOser
VIII Be Social Event of
Tomorrow

OAKLAND, Dec. 3.-The wedding Of
Hairless Moser and Miss Ruth vickerv
viii take place tomorrow afternoon at
the residence of the brides narents
Mr. end Mrs. W. X. Vickery. in Kings
Ton avenue The ceremony viii be wit
messed hy the members of the imme-
diate families and a few of the most
intimate friends. Immedia teIy after
ward the young people viii leave on
their honeymoon. The Vickery family
IS one of the hest known in this part
az the state, where the men are prom
lnent as art connoisseurs. Miss Vfckery
was a student Of the University of
California, where she was identiied
with the Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Her hance is a young business man of
san Francisco.
Miss Flora Scott was hostess Of the
early week. asking so friends TO ceIe-
hrate with her the anniversary Of her
birthday.
a house party over the Christmas
holidays is being planned by Miss
Julia GraEg for a number of friends
at the home of the family near Mon
lereE- Among those who have accent
90 me invitation Of the young hostess
are Miss Lucille Budd. Miss Ruth
Sao-er. Miss Marguerite Hunter. Lieu
tenant j. +. Minigerode Lieutenant
Walker IHobson, Lieutenant William
RUSSELL Charles Sargent and William
Everts.
Mrs A r. Dabney viii be a Monday
hostess. entertaining 20 friends who
make up the personnel Of one of the
winter card clubs at an informal game
of bridge, followed 10y tea. Those who
WlL enjoy the hour are.
Nrs- George Percy Mrs. James A Johnson
Nrs. Harry Carlton Mrs ~ * Miller
llrs. y lLiam A. Sehrocs. Mrs. Anna PARCELS
1Irs. r. H. Chamberlain Mrs Harrison
Mrs Arthur Adams Mrs Wallace
MrS- A. q. Breed Ms. Helen BFouse
Mrs Abe Leach Mrs Murray
Nrs. shepard
Oakland has contributed no more
E5fted Eirl To the musical world than
Miss Mabel Riegelman who has be-
come The prOtege of Nine Gadski and is
ltalning abroad under the great sing
ers own Instructors. Miss Riegelnoan
was fattered on the continent and was
offered many Inducements to remain in
Europe permanently. she IS still in her
early twcnUes. but has a finish and
breadth Of voice that many an older
woman might envy. A number OF sDIen-
did roles have been intrusted 10 her.
and IN each of them she has proved
ler r-ehl 10 appear in grand opera
MISS ttleSelnlan is at present in Chi
caso. where she has contracted to re-
main hve months. She has been ac-
corded unusual hOnors in the big me-
tropOlis.
A notable occasion of the early week
and Miss Riegelman in Chicago in Les
Huguenots."
A large number Of guests will cross
the bay on Wednesday to attend the
musicale at the Fairmont. at which
Robert Tal-nie viii present his pupils.
Miss Ruth Sharon, the talented daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Sharon.
and Miss Victoria Sledgewick a pretty
Berkeley girl A difficult program win
oe contributed by the two young
students of piano at their formal de-
but In the musical world.
Miss Audrey Beer is one Of the
younger girls who has cared less for
society than her musical studies. and
hE The devotion which she has given
J1em has won an enViable place among
nc nlariSts of the bay cities. Miss
Beer has appeared frequently before the
a
with the happiest results
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mallory Dutton
are expecting to be in st. Petersburg
during the great fete of the ice palace.
They have planned an interesting tour
or Russian cities for the winter. having
recently left Berlin, where they have
been enjoying a delightful sojourn.
A score Of guests were entertained
this Afternoon at bridge by Mrs z. y
Ever al her attractive home in Linda
Vista An informal tea rounded out
The occasion.
Mrs. George B. NJ. Cray is Offering
the hospitality of her East Oakland
home 10 friends. who meet together
frequently for q game Of bridge and
super menu In this group Of matrons
devoted 70 cards are.
3lrs. Everett J. Brown Mrs. II. x. jackson
1Irs. Murray johnson Mrs A r. Dsbnev
Nrs- Arthur Adams Mrs. Elliott Davis
Mrs. A. =. Breed Mrs r. T. NIcF4enrv
Mrs. Charles Snoak Mrs r. A Webster
After sojOurn Of fortnight or So
in Pasadena Mrs. r. b. Kimbau has
returned 70 her home in Piedmont
Mrs Minna McGauley and her
mother. Mrs. Hoppe. have closed their
East oakland home for several weeks.
accompanying AIr- and Mrs. Paul Tsen-
during the mid winter TO the Hawaiian
islands. The Tsen bergs and Mrs Nc
Gauley recently returned 70 California
from q tour abroad. Mrs McGaulev is
gifted as a reader and is well known
in club circles