The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
BRIDGE PARTY IS
GIVEN FOR BRIDE
Mrs. George Franck to Be En-
tertained on Return From
Her Honeymoon

O<AhL1aND' sept. l5.-MrS. George
Franck Will be the guest of honor at a
bridge party which Miss Clara Franck
and Miss Anna Franck will give tomor-
row at their home in adams point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franck returned this
morning from their honeymoon to take
possession of the new home which
awaits them. The bride accepted few
or the compliments which were offered
her before her wedding, but her return
TO town will be the signal for many
affairs during the early season. Her sis
ters In law will be assisted in receiving
tomorrow by the girls who made up
the bridal party at the Franck wedding,
among them being Mrs. Joseph Cowing
and Miss Mary Engelhardt. Nearly
two score guests have been invited.
At a quiet home ceremony at 10
o'clock this morning Burdette Shannon
sanders and Miss Otteline Yates,
daughter of Mrs. L. c. Yates, were
married in Alameda. Only the mem.
oers of the immediate families were
present at the service, which was read
by Rev. Everett Couper, rector of
Christ Episcopal church of Alameda.
Inc bride wore a travelling gown of
blue cloth with a large white hat. Nei-
ther she nor the bridegroom was at
tended. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders left to-
day for a motor trip to Del Monte,
where they will spend the week San
ders is newspaperman on this side of
the bay. connected with the staff of one
of the San Francisco dailies. His
bride is graduate of the University of
California. On their return Mr. and
Mrs Sanders viii live in Alameda.
Miss Ruth Kales has planned a bril-
liant wedding. having named Thursday
har orrfo
with Thomas Knowles. The ceremony
will take place at the Kales residence
in Lake street and will be attended by
large number ofsthe smart set from
both sides of the bay. The betrothal
of this attractive daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin w. Kales and the young
insuranceman was announced a year
ago. In the coming month a number
of elaborate affairs will be given in
Miss Kales' honor, the first of which
will be the bridge party for which Miss
Alice Knowles has sent out cards.
Miss Lulette Mauvais is enjoying an
out OF town sojourn of a few days.
Among the girls of the younger set
planning to spend the year in one of
the finishing schools of the east is Miss
Dorothy Taft. Miss Taft will leave for
New York in few days.
Mrs. William r. Young is coming
from her home in Fort Jones early
next month for a visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Waddell in
Peralta heights. The marriage of the
young businessman of the northern city
and Miss Mary Waddell was solemnized
last February and the young matron
will be entertained at several social af-
fairs during her sojourn in the bay
cities.
Welcome is being extended to Miss
nellie Murphy, who is the house guest
of Miss Katherine Webster for a fort
night. Miss Murphy formerly lived in
Oakland, but few seasons ago went
inent in musical circles. She is gifted
as pianist. Miss Murphy spent the
early summer on the eastern coast and
is stopping over in Oakland for a short
visit en- route to the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Chickering ex-
pect to take possession of their new
residence in Bayo Vista avenue next
month. The home is one of the hand
soonest in the Linda Vista district.
Marriages i'm Alameda
ALAMEDA, Sept. 15.-Miss Ruby will
son and Ancil Leroy King were mar
ried this morning in the First Methodist
Episcopal church. Rev. Richard Duke
of Canada, an uncle of the bride, and
Rev. Willsie NJ Martin officiated. The
attendants were Miss Mabel Wilson and
Rowland Duke. About 25 rela tives and
friends of the couple witnessed the
marriage. Mrs. King is daughter of
Mrs. Hester Wilson of 1921 Benton
street and q sister of Miss Linda Will
son, well known in local musical cir
cles. King is the secretary of the
Studebaker company in San Francisco
John II. Locejoy of this city took as
his bride yesterday in Susanville
Trinity county, Miss Lita Nash. Mr.
and Mrs. Lovejoy will make their home
in Alameda at 629 Lincoln avenue Thel
bridegroom is son of Mr.. and Mrs
e. B. Lovejoy of the West End.