The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
BRIDES ELECT
Hold ATTENTION
Three Maids VIII Be Welded
Wednesday Evening of
Next Week


OAKLAND. June s.-For Friday aft
.ernoon Mrs. Charles Balm has included
a. number of girls Of the younger set
ln her invitation to meet Miss Alice
Albright, Offering an informal game of
cards followed by tea. Miss Albright
is a~-chsrming Fruitvale girl whose
marriage with Fred Farnum viii be a
notable event of the early fall, al
though no definite plans have as yet
been decided upon. Already a process
sion. of pretty complimentary affairs
is being arranged in her honor before
the wedding.
The betrothal OF Miss Albright and
Farnum was announced in the spring,
A large number of guests viii cross
the bay tomorrow evening to attend
rhe marriage of Ralph Lohman and
Miss Grace Holt. the charming sister
OF Parker Holt and Of Mrs. David Leith
Mckay, formerly Miss Edith Holt. The
ceremony viii take place in the Swe-
oenbOrgian church of San Francisco
and will be one Of the notably appoint
ed events of the month. The union Of
The two well known families each of
which formerly made its home in Oak
land, is Of wide interest to many
friends Of the young couple. For the
= last few years the Holt girls have
in California they have divided their
time between their brothers home in
san Francisco and the family estate
near Stockton. Miss Holt is an ex-
ceptionally charming and gifted
woman. Lohman is widely known in
business circles in this part of the
state.
Mrs. Sylvanus Farnum, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Clifford, and sis
ter, Miss Elsie Clifford, have taken
apartments at the Peninsula hotel,
joining- the exclusive colony at San
.Mateo for the month of June
Yesterday Miss Dorothy Stone enter
tanned at a delightful affair, asking a
number of the younger set TO accept
of the hospitality OF the Stone resi-
dence near san Leandro.
=. ME and Mrs. E NJ Hall, with their
daughter. Miss sue Hall. viii spend
the plidsummer in Mill Valley where
they have leased an attractive bunga-
low for the season. They have closed
their handsome East Oakland residence.
Tsley viii have with them as their
house guest for a part Of the time
-Loraine Langstroth- the fiance of the
popular young daughter Of the Hall
family. The wedding of Miss Hall and
LaRgstroth viii be an event Of the late
year.
Mrs. Dan Belden has closed her
Fourth avenue home for the month,
with her little family spending the
midsummer at Idlewild in the Santa
cruz mountains.
Mrs. Henry Rosenfeld and Miss Car
RE Nicholson are in the Santa Cruz
mountains for a few weeks visit as
the house guests of Mrs. A. A. Long
at her charming out of town place.
The trio OF popular women are con-
tributing much TO the social life OF the
summer colony in an informal way
Miss Helen Bassett and Miss Mar
garet BasSett are in Mill Valley for
The early June, spending q fortnight
or 50 as the house guests of friends.
The wedding Of Bruce Hinkley Paint
.er. and Miss Ethel n. Stoddard will be
an event Of Wednesday of the coming
week. taking place at the Stoddard
family home in Berkeley. Only a few
Of the closest friends, with tho rela-
tives. Of the bridal couple. have been
Included in the marriage invitation.
After their honeymoon Mr.. Painter and
his bride viii reside in Sonorna county.
where the bridegroom is serving as
principal Of A high school Miss Stod-
dsrd is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Three other notable weddings have
been planned for the same day. Miss
Alice DeWing. the daughter Of Mr.. and
AIRS. Charles Hodge Dewing. viii be-
come the bride Of Norman Pierce Ellis
at the Church Of the Advent in East
Oakland. Rev. Jerome Trivett perform
ing the ceremony. Ellis is a brother
Of Mrs. r. NJ. Smith
True Van Sickle, a young attorney.
VIII also be married next Wednesday Y
evening 10 Miss Ruby Newsom, a for
1ner university student. This ceremony
win be at the Plymouth Congregations
church Rev. A. P. Palmer officiating
The Suffrage Amendment league will
meet in the Administration building OF
the Young Woman's Christian associa-
t5on st Fourteenth and Castro streets
on Friday afternoon After the ,
O'Clock business session Mrs. Sturte-
want Peet viii conduct a parliamentary
drill. Rev. William c. Poole VIII ad-
dress the women of the organization,
and those who are interested in the
movement, at a quarter after 3 O'Clock.
HIS theme viii be, How the Women of
Australia Got the Ballot