The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
WEDDING BELLSRING
THANKSGIVINGEVE
Miss Beatrice Lyons, High School Graduate,
Is Bride of Joseph Noble Swan

| travels from the capital to Boston and
! New York, expecting to remain for
some time on the Hudson and in the
Cetskill mountains before returning to
/ California
Mrs. Lyons parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Amador Andrew, whose home in Balti-
more is well known for its generous
hospitality They belong to one of the
old families of Maryland.
The betrothaI of Miss Emily Belts
! and Edward German was announced
a few days ago and while no definite
/ plans have been made for the marriage
future German is well known in local
fraternal circles.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Gilbert Cur
tiss will give a dinner at her home in
East Oakland, with the members of the
Five Hundred club, one of the pioneer
evening card clubs of the city, as her
guests. Covers will be laid for the
following:
ME: and Mrs. J. walterlMr: and Mrs. William
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Mr.: and Mrs. Fred
Nj; & End Mrs. R. c DE- a1s5sp I'D Mrs. H. B.
game of FIVE hnndred will be played.
Mr. and Mrs Edward ]. Lewis. who
were married fortnight ago, will re-
main as the house guests of the bride
groom's mother in Glen avenue until
after the holidays, when they will take
possession of a home of their own. Mrs.
Lewis formerly was Miss Marie Ken
nedy of East Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]. Selby have
returned from their honeymoon and are
established in coy home in this city.
Before the beautiful church wedding,
which made her the bride of the young
businessman. Mrs. Selby was Miss Ha-
Eel Wolf1ing.
Mrs. Leon Hall. with her young son.
viii leave town early in December She
viii not return to Oakland for several
weeks.
Warren Allen, who left California
several months ago, writes from Paris
of the interesting times that he is hav-
ing and Of the progress he is making
with his music. Allen placed himself
under the best teachers in London,
later going to Paris for his finishing.
Mrs. James B. Hume, who has been
travelling abroad since the early sum
mer. expects TO arrive in town early
in the coming month. She will receive
cordial welcome from her club sisters.
Mrs. Jessie Frances Short is being
welcomed to the bay cities by the art
colony and lovers of the artistic and
her charming new studio promises to
ne A popular gathering place. Mrs.
Short is pupil of the late Sidney Yard
with whom she worked for two years
semble the well known California art-
list. Recently she has come from Car
mel, establishing her home in Berkeley.
The wedding of Frederick Barker
and Miss Stella Hoag will be an event
mony in the Hoag residence in the col
lege town.
The marriage Of Clarence E. Welch
and Miss Olive f. Bartholomew is an
nounced. The ceremony took place last
week. Rev. r. Burley officiating.
Mrs Adolph Gomez is the guest of
her family in Chestnut street. Before
her marriage, which took her to the
southern part of the state to live, Mrs.
Gomez was Miss Belle Cantua. Her
sister. Miss Pasquala Cantua, has re-
turned TO town after a visit of several
months IN southern Oa11Ornld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Britton are cozily
established in their attractive home in
Linda Vista. Mrs. Britton was Miss
Gladys Courtian of Berkeley.
One Of the delightful dances of the
week was that given Wednesday even
ing at the Home club when more than
$50 young guests. who are members OF
lie Beau Monde club, were entertained.
The formal ball was beautifully ap-
pointed and rounded out with supper.
Mrs. Bergman and Miss Georgia Lor-
ing are again established in the bay
cities after tour of Europe, where
they spent the summer.
Alameda Society
ALAMEDA, Nov. 26. - The Entire
Aimes whist club met recently at the
home of Mrs. Charles Giraffe in Encinal