The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
JUNE Still HAS
IT'S MANY BRIDES
Last Week of Month Will See
Weddings of Interest to
Society

OAKLAND. June 25-The last week
in June will be crowded with wedding
dates in which society about the bay
will take a deep interest. Monday
evening, at the home of the brides
parents. DR.. Peter Kemp Waters and
Mrs Waters, in watsonville, Roy Eion
Warner viii claim Miss Freda Jose
phine Waters as his bride. The serv-
ice viii be read before a small COM
psny Of friends at half after 6 o'clock.
followed by a reception at half after s.
Warner has made ready charming
home in Linda Vista for his bride.
The bridegroom is the son OF Mrs. Il.
i. Warner and is enga ged in business
in the bay cities. Miss Waters has
been a frequent visitor in Oakland,
where she has claimed considerable
social attention. She is a graduate of
the University Of California and is
sorority member.
Miss Mabel Hewes of Berkeley has
chosen to be bride OF wednesday.
Her marriage with Henry Edmonds
Chandler viii be quietly solemnized at
the Hewes family residence in Berke-
ley After their honeymoon Chandler
and his wife will establish their home
in San Francisco, where. the bridegroom
erect Is elEa geo IN
Neither Miss Hewes nor Chandler will
be attended at the wedding, which has
been simply planned because of the
illness Of the brides father. Miss
Hewes is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Msrland 5. Hewes. She is graduate
Of Mills college.
On the same evening the wedding of
Marshall Steel and Miss Bertha .Jurg-
ems viii be prettily planned house
event with only the members of the
immediate families as guests. The
ceremony will take place at O'Clock
and will be followed by a supper be-
fore the young people leave on their
honeymoon. August Vollmer will at
tend Steel as best man and Miss Emma
May Baker Of San Francisco will be
Miss Jurgens only attendant.
Thursday evening the wedding OF
Henry Edwin sherman of San Fran
cisco and Miss Helen Sutton, one of the
best liked girls Of the smart set in
Berkeley, will be a notable event, with
the Sutton residence as the setting.
Miss Barbara Sutton will attend her
sister as maid Of honor.
The seXtet OF ribbon bearers Will be
Miss Margaret Hayne, Miss Jessie
Clark, Miss Ferguson, Miss Elizabeth
Kline, Miss Cecil Sherman and Miss
Gladys Wickson.
The bride elect is the daughter of
Mrs. Allen Mckenzie Sutton, and has
been the motif for much of the winters
entertaining.
A large number Of guests will cross
the bay Thursday evening to attend
the wedding Of Frederick Adams and
Miss Helen Hussey, who has planned
q charming home ceremony: Inc nrloe @
elects only attendant viii be MISS
Bessie Grant of Highland park.
James O. Lewis and Miss Hazel Nc
Pike will be married Friday in Trinity
Episcopal church with a small COM
pany of friends witnessing the simple
service, which will be read by Rev.
Clifton Macon. In the bridal party
will be Mrs. E. G. Brua as matron OF
honor and Albert Elliott as best man.
Lewis and his bride will reside in the
southern part of the state.
Saturday evening the marriage of
George Goodwin OF Alameda and Miss
Vera BleueI will interest 100 friends,
who have been included in the we'd
ding invitation. The ceremony will
take place at the Bleuel home in east
Oakland and will be performed by
Rev. Frank L. -Goodspeed,- pastor of
the First Presbyterian church. Miss
Davida Bleuel will be the maid of
nOnOF ana q l1ll QOLcL SllldI4
viii act as ribbon bearers. Maurice
Bleuel viii be the best man.
A trio Of the members of the Bo-
hemian club Of San Francisco enter
tanned the members of the Claremont
Country club at charming hour of
song and story tonight, preceding the
regular Saturday evening dance. Mac
kenzie Gordon. Charles Dieckman and
William Hopkins were assisted by
Frederick Maurer Jr. at the piano.
The midsummer evening was made un-
usually elaborate because of the pres
ence OF the we'll known clubmen; and
society which remained in town
flocked 10 the picturesque clubhouse in
the hills. Among those who enter
tained at dinner preceding the pro-
gram and dance were Mrs. Egbert
Stone. Mrs. E B. Braden, Mrs. George
E. de Cola and Mrs. William Pierce
Johnson.