The San Francisco call., 1910-01-13
BECOMES BRIDE AT
HOME OF PARENTS
Miss Minna Conger and Charles
Lewis Celebrate Nuptials
at Pretty Ceremony


OAKLAND, Jan. 12-Mrs. FREDERICK
Cutting will entertain at one OF the
card parties of the month. including
number of the matrons OF the smart
set in her invitation for the afternoon
of Wednesday. January 1e. when bridge
will furnish the diversion of the nouf-
Mrs. Cutting will entertain her guests
at the family residence on the lake
shore.
With a charming simplicity Charles
Lewis claimed Miss Minna Conser as
his bride at quiet house wedding TINS
evening at the Conger residence In Ala
media, only the members of the imme-
diate families and half dozen close
friends being included among the
guests. Miss Conger was a beaut1rul
de meter, with which was worn the
tulle veil Her only attendant was MISS
Edith White, who was gowned In
white lingerie robe. AFRO Lewis as
sisted his brother as best man Inc
marriage service was read by Rev. EV-
erett Courer, rector of Christ Episcopal
church. After their honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs Lewis will return to Alameda to
take up their residence at the Conger
family home. The marriage unites
two OF the well known families of the
bay city. The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Conger and the late ). b. Con-
ger. She has been one of the best
liked girls of the younger set Lewis is
a son of DIR. A. N. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis
He is engaged in business across the
bay.
number of guests crossed the bay
this afternoon to accept of the hospital
ity of Mrs. E. H. Kittredge! who enter
tanned at an elaborate luncheon IN
honor of her daughter. Mrs. Baldwin,
who came up from her island home be-
fore the holidays to spend the winter
with her kinsfolk in San Francisco.
Mrs. Roderick O'Connor, formerly
Miss Gertrude Gould, and Mrs. Irving
Burrill, nee kenrla, young matrons who
have been spending the holidays in
Oakland, shared the honors of the large
o'clock tea at which Mrs. Frank
Proctor entertained this afternoon at
the MacDermot residence in Eighth
street. Assisting the hostess in the re-
ceiving party were, besides the guests
of honor:
Mrs. George Hammer Mrs. Murray orrick
Mrs. Leon Bocquerez Mrs. Charles ID. Bates
Mrs. Mrs William viii sSar Thornton Miss Nathalie Fore
White Miss Molie Matbes
Mrs. John Rowland La Miss Clnrissa Lchse
throp
Miss Jean Cliff will be the motif for
the affair of tomorrow afternoon over
which her sister, Mrs. Lee Cole Burn
ham. will preside as hostess.
Several friends have been invited to
an informal hour at bridge tomorrow
evening. when Mrs. Charles D. Bates
Jr. entertains at her attractive home in
Adams point in honor of Miss Ruth
Kales and her fiance, Thomas Knowles.
The wedding of Knowles and Miss
Kales will be notable event of the
coming summer.
The dinner dance at the Claremont
country club this evening, which was
enjoyed by 75 of the smart set, was a
brilliant affair. The guest list was linn
tied to a number of the married folk
Among those who enjoyed the evening
were:
Mr. and Mrs. James X. Mr. and s,,,, Mrs. Harry
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wingate Bull Pringle
Mr.; and Mrs. Marx L. M. and Mrs. Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr; and Mrs. Bernard
Lampson Brown Ransome
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Mrs. William G.. Hen
Greenwood shaw
Mrs. orestes Pierce
This afternoon Mrs. Emory Elliott
entertained the dozen girls who make
up the personnel OF the Stitch club at
an informal thimble bee and supper.
One of the recent 1uncheons was that
at which Mrs. Oscar Meyers entertained
25 close friends at her home in West
street making the occasion celebra-
tion of her birthday anniversary. AS
sisting her in receiving her guests We're
Mrs Edward Meyers and Mrs. c. S.
Lamb. Whist furnished the diversion
of the later afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Rosseter. who forsook
her position as teacher in the Oakland
public schools at the behest of Cupid,
was married late this afternoon to b. r.
Sanders of Mexico. The ceremony took
place at the home of the brides father.
+. S. Rosseter principal of the Ere
mont school, in Twenty-seventha avenue
Fruitvale Rev Frank S. Brush, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of
Alameda, otfciated. Thegroom, who is
a mining engineer with interests IN
Mexico. will take his bride to the
southern republic to live.