The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
DIR. MONTGOMERY To-
TAKE BRIDE TODAY.
His Marriage to Miss Charlotte
Spring Will Be Simple Af-
fair at FruitvaIe

OAKLAND, May Tomorrow the
residence Of John H. Spring in Fruit
vale will be the setting for an interest
ing wedding, when his sister, Miss
Charlotte Spring, becomes the bride Of
DR.. Douglass Montgomery. Only the
members of the immediate families Will
witness the simple service. Miss
Springs only attendant viii be her
niece. Mrs. George Friend.
After the wedding supper Doctor
Montgomery and Mrs. Montgomery will
leave on their honeymoon, a trip to
South America having been planned
before their return TO take possession
OF an attractive home across the bay.
Doctor Montgomery stands at the
front of the medical profession on the
coast He is popular as a clubman.
Miss Spring is a gracious and charming
woman, claiming a host of friends
about the bay
Miss Mariana Mathews, who is to
marry Eustace Van Loben Sells at one
Of the charmingly planted weddings of
the late fall, was the inspiration for
the tea over which Miss Alice Philips
presided as hostess this afternoon.
sharing the compliment with Miss
Elinor Hall, another OF the summers
brides elect. A number of the mutual
friends of the three popular girls were
included in the hours pleasure.
Although no date has been named for
the wedding, Miss Lucy Fennessy will
be one Of the widely feted girls of the
season, the formal announcement of
her betrothal TO Harry Earl Leach, a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Leach
being one of the interesting bits of
news of the week. Miss Fennessy is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nc
Fsrlsnd- Her fiance is a graduate of
the University of California and of
George Washington university in Wash
ington. D. c. He is a member of the
Chi Phi fraternity as well as of the
Phi Delta Pi. Leach is practicing law
in Oakland.
Mrs. A. J. Snyder was a card hostess
OF the afternoon, claiming a coterie of
friends for bridge and tea.
Miss Elizabeth Glow was a charming
hostess of the week, entertaining in
formally in honor of Miss Blair, who.
with her mother, will return to her
nome IN Scranton, Pa, within a few
days. Miss Blair is q niece of Mrs. c.
r Mcclure, whose attractive Twenty
ninth street residence has been the
scene Of some delightful affairs while
coast During the week Mrs. Blair and
Miss Blair have been enjoying a brief
visit In Santa Cruz as the house guests
OF Mrs. H p. Gregory and Mrs. Elise
Gregory Bowman.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. August
Schilling viii entertain at another in
the series Of luncheons followed by
bridge which she has arranged for her
M
son.
The approaching marriage Of Miss
Irene Bangs, the attractive daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bangs, and Al
drich Barton is interesting the many
friends Of the young couple in the bay
cities. The bride elect is charming
and gifted girl, whose studies the last
year have been given to library work
Her grandfather was the late Judge
Van Dyke, an early and prominently
known Jurist of the state, and since
pioneer days the family. has been close
" identified with the financial and
social growth of Oakland.
The Bartons are also an old and es-
tsblished family of the bay cities. Bar
ton is engaged in business across the
bay. His first wife was Miss Martha
Conn. whose death occurred a year ago.
%, Egbert Smith of Napa, was the mo-
tif for linen shower at which Miss
Katherine Fleming entertained this
week at her home in Berkeley.
Today Mrs. ]. Carroll Ewing well
coined a small group Of friends at her
Linda Vista home, offering bridge as
the diversion for an interesting hour
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Earl with their
daughters viii leave next week for the
east and Europe, where they viii spend
the summer in travel Mr.. and Mrs J.
T. Barker of Berkeley are also joining
the Californians on the continent for
the season
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Frederick
Snowden will be q card hostess. claim
ing q dozen girls who make I'D the
membership OF one of the small bridge
clubs as her guests.
Mr- and Mrs. l. A Buchanan of sos
Fourteenth street, Oakland, have left
for the southern part of the state,
where they win spend few weeks.
Mrs. Harry weihe. one of the most
popular brides of the spring; Miss
Alice Teller and Miss Florence Plum
n1er. whose weddings are announced
for the near future, shared the honors
Of the elaborate affair over which Miss
Gladys Emmons and Miss Marjorie
Emmons presided as hostess TODAY at
their home in Alameda, a number of
the younger set accepting of their hos
pitslity.
Tomorrow Mr.. AMI Mrs. Oscar Maurer
viii receive at an informal Sunday
afternoon tea, claiming a large num-
Der of friends at the attractive Berke-
ley studio for "A Glimpse Of the World
Beautiful
Miss Elize Baum was the compli-
mented guest for the evening at cards
at which Miss Laura Sargent enter.
talned score of guests tonight at her
home in Alameda Miss Baum is TO
marry Percy Wood of San Francisco
this month.