The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
VIDA VINCENT To
BECOME BRIDE
Many Friends Will Witness
Marriage of Oakland Girl
and c. L. Firebaugh

OAKLAND. oct. S-An interesting
event of tomorrow evening will be the
prettily appointed ceremony at which
charles /. Firehaugh of San Francisco
win claim Miss Vida Vincent. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs G n. Vim
cent. as his bride. The wedding viii
take place at the family residence in
Adams Point and win be attended by
100 OF the closest friends. In the bridal
party Will be Miss Mazda Rossiter as
se7aid of honor. Miss Katherine Culver.
Miss Elizabeth Russell and Miss Flor
erce Burrin as bridesmaids. The mar
riaEe service will be read by Rev.
charles r. Brown. pastor of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church. Firebaugh and
his bride are planning to establish their
home across the bay.
Miss Elizabeth Bull, daughter of
Mrs Henry Bull, viii be 4 debutante
0f the winter, her formal introduction
-o he made At the Ella borate reception
for which her mother has sent out cards
[or the afternoon Of Thursday. October
s, at the family home in Emeryville
Four hundred guests have been in
GUIDED in the invitation. Assisting in
r-e receiving party will be Miss Ev-
e'En Jones. Miss Marie Dieckmann Miss
Hazel Lsymance. Miss Grace Laymance,
Miss Eva Gruninger and number of
others.
Mrs. George Perry. who has been
spending the summer in san Fran
cisco. has returned to this side of the
bay. and for the early season has
taken apartments at the st. Mark Mrs
Perry is being welcomed by a wide
circle Of friends Before going TO San
Francisco she lived in Alameda. She
IS planning 10 build in the Piedmont
district
1Ir. and Mrs Van Sicklen and their
expect TO return to California early
next month from their sojourn on the
Atlantic coast. At present the family
party is in New York
A coterie of the Piedmont matrons
viii meet at the residence Of Mrs. Will
- liam r. Sharon tomorrow afternoon to
organize a guild society. The person
uel OF the club will include a score or
more Of the prominent women of the
hill district.
Friday evening. October IL has been
named for the first dance Of the or
gsnization which has been formed for
the winter among a number of the
younger set Of Piedmont The function
during the season will be given in
4Iowbray hall The patronesses are
several Of the younger society women
of Piedmont.
A large number Of guests have been
included in the invitation Of the Twen-
tieth Century club Of Berkeley for to-
morrow afternoon, when in the Town
and Gown clubhouse a dramatic pro-
gram VIII be presented by the mem bers
OF the Cap and Bells Of San Fran
cisco under the direction of Reginald
Travers- The Fallen Star" is the
one act play, which will be produced
by Travers, Miss Cook and Miss
o Okeefe. The string quartet of the
visiting club viii furnish the music
in the receiving party will be Miss
Rosemary Dobbins, Mrs. George E
Pratt Mrs. L n. Lassell. Mrs J. l.
Werherby. Presiding at the tea tables
viii be Mrs Glenn. Mrs. Walter Com
pertz Mrs. F. n Lassell, Mrs. w Need
ham.
The Naples Riviera" introducing
the folk songs Of Capri, Sorrento and
Naples. is the treat which will be Of
fered the clubwomen Of Berkeley on
Tuesday. October Is. by Rev. Father
Robert Sesnon. He will be assisted in
the program by Eugene Blanchard.
- anist, who viii be heard in a group
Of Neapolitan selections.