The San Francisco call., 1910-04-28

MISS FISK and
A. JAEGER We'd
ceremony Takes Place in Beau.
>. .tifufly Decorated Home of
Charming Bride

9.A1NL-AND, April 27.-With charming
simplicity, the marriage of Allen Jaeger
and. Miss Lillian Fisk was solemnized
this evening at the Fisk family resi-
qence in Moss avenue. Most of those
present were close friends Of the bride
T. from Sonoma county, where she for
meFly lived at Fisk Mills and the mem
bers Of the Jaeger and Fisk families
g.. Ferns and carnations made the ef-
tfective decorations in the living room.
where the marriage service was read
by Rev. Father O'Connor. assisted BY
Rev Father Cranwell of St Mary's
college. Palms and carnations were
used IN the music room. where a Ha-
Wallan orchestra was stationed In
the dining room pink roses and greens
offered pretty arrangement.
Miss Fisk was given into the bride
groem S. keeping by her father, George
w Fisk. Her wedding robe was made
OF white crepe de chine. The bodice
was finished with a yoke and cuffs of
handmade point lace. The skirt car
-ried broad bands of embroidery, which
reached to the deep founce. The bride
d. carried shower Of orchids and lilies
.ot:~the valley. She wore orchids in
her hair
=" Miss Hazel Fisk was her cousins
emily attendant. She was gowned in a
ss1aintsr lingerie robe OF pale pink and
= arrfed an armful Of pink roses.
g. George Hazelton was best man.
After the wedding supper Mr.. and
3 Mrs j Jaeger left on their honeymoon,
W:JGeh viii be spent in the southern part
cf:-t1ie state. Later. they will continue
their honeymoon to the orient Upon
-. their return TO the bay cities the young
couple viii establish their home with
the brides father.
: 3Ers. Jaeger is one of the strikingly
beautiful girls of Oakland. Jaeger is
the son of Albert Jaeger of Honolulu,
..ahd is closely connected with the Rob-
lnson family of the Hawaiian islands.
He.is engaged in business in the bay
cities.
- Mrs Kenneth Grant has gone TO Red
Wood Retreat with her two little chill
-*dren. She will remain away from
to@n' during the summer.
:. The friends Of Mrs. Annie Brigham
have heard of the success which the
gifted photographer is winning in New
York Although she has made no def
mite plans for her return to California
Mrs. Brigham will probably reach home
in. the early fall
Miss Helen Hussey. whose wedding
Saturday will interest a wide circle of
friends, was the inspiration for a sur
prise shower this week at her home in
San Francisco. when the girls of the
Prelude club gathered at her home for
their fortnightly meeting. Among
those who contributed to the Grieg
musicale were: Miss Hussey, Miss Ra-
mona Radcliffe. soloists; Miss Bessie
Grant. Miss Hazel Shay. Miss Edna Coll
Yer. pianists; Miss Alice Davies, violin
iss. Miss Gretchen -Kuerzel read a
paper on Grieg.
Miss Bessie Grant Of Highland Park
viii be Miss Hussey's only attendant
on Saturday.
Miss Florence Plummer,s Miss Alice
Teller and Mrs. Harry Weihe Will be-
the complimented guests at the bridge
luncheon Saturday, May Z, for which
Miss Gladys Emmons and Miss Mar
iorie Emmons have sent out cards.
Miss Plummer and Joseph McIlroy will
wed next month. the marriage of Miss
Teller and Louis Weinmsnn being
planned for June l. Mrs. Weihe, who
was formerly Miss Jean Tyson, re-
tlrned few days ago from her honey
moon.
In. honor of Mrs. August Hanebers
and Miss Lillian Harris, Mrs. Nora
Ryle and her daughter, Miss Jemima
Rple, viii receive at a 4 o'clock tea
tomorrow afternoon at their home in
Linda Vista.
This afternoon Mrs. William Ketcham
entertained at an informal thimble bee,
followed by tea, her guests including
the members of one of the seasons
card clubs.
The annual reception of the West
Oakland home viii be held tomorrow
afternoon and evening in the Campbell
street building, a delightful musical
program being planned for each occa-
sion In the afternoon the numbers
win be contributed by Mrs. Mabel
AIurcen Walker, Mrs. Coolidge and
Dr. Arthur Weiss.
Miss Helen Mesow, the gifted blind
singer; Miss Muriel Andrews, violin
ist: Miss Mary Sherwood and John
Faivre, cellist; Miss Zeala Cook, plan
ist. with quartet composed of Mrs.
Edward NJ Ever. Miss Edna Cald-
zvalder. Miss Miriam Hall and A Horg-
holt will render the evening program.
Mrs. Walter Reed, president of the
Home club, will receive the guests,
assisted by the board of directors and
mana gers.