The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
CEREMONY TO BE
AT BRIDES HOME
Only Closest Friends of Couple
Included in the Invita-
ton List
Gifted Young Woman Is a Pop
ular Graduate of Mills
College

OAKLAND, Dec. 19.-One of the in
teresting marriages to be celebrated
during the month will be that of
George w. Johnson and Miss Louise
Hatch. Only the closest friends of the
young people will be included in the
wedding invitation. The ceremony will
be solemnized at a charmingly ap-
pointed house service at the residence
of the brides parents, Captain E. J.
Hatch and Mrs. Hatch, in Claremont
Tuesday evening. December 29. Miss
Hatch is a Mills college girl. She is
gifted and clever and has a wide circle
of friends who are regretting that her
home is to be made away from the
bay cities. Johnson is successful
has planned to take his bride after
their honeymoon.
A number of friends will cross the
bay Tuesday, December 29, to witness
the marriage of Prof. Samuel Elliot
and Miss Elsa Won Manderscheid, which
is to be celebrated in the Swedenbor-
gian church in San Francisco The we'd
ding is planned quite simply. the serv-
ice to take place at 1880 O'clock in the
forenoon, the young people leaving i'm
mediately on their honeymoon. Miss
Won handkerchief is a gifted pianist
having returned about year ago from
abroad, where she completed her musi-
cal education. She has been favorite
in the musical colony. in Berkeley,
where the family reside. This winter
she has given several piano recftals,
receiving some fattering criticisms
The bridegroom is connected with the
faculty of the University of Oregon. He
is nephew of President Elliot of Har-
ward He and his bride will reside in
Salem.
In honor of Miss Atilla Keith, who is
spending the winter with her aunt
Mrs. F. II. Chadwick, Miss Hazel Shay
informally this afternoon at the Shay
residence in Fairnont avenue. Cards,
followed by dainty supper. rounded
out the days pleasure.
Wednesday evening. at a prettily ap-
pointed service in Trinity church, Miss
Grace Irene Cumberson will become the
bride of Edwin J. Grindley. large
company of friends have been included
In the invitation to the ceremony. The
marriage service is to be read by Rev.
Clifton Macon. Both Grindley and his
bride elect are graduates of the Uni
versity of California.
Miss Winifred June Morgan and Sig
nor Antonio de Grassi will be the in
spiration of an informal musicale to
which Frederick Maurer has invited
congenial coterie of friends for Sun
day evening at his studio in Berkeley.
A dozen guests will accept of his hos
pitality.
Mrs. J. Walter Scott entertained a
number of guests this afternoon at an
informal hour of cards at her home in
East Oakland. A score of friends en-
joyed the game of five hundred. and the
supper which was served later.
Mrs. Warren Swayne and Miss Amy
Swayne have sent out cards for one
OF the larger bridge parties of the
month, asking half a hundred friends
to be their guests the afternoon of
Tuesday. December 2s. at their home in
Alameda.
The formal announcement is made
of the marriage of William S. Patter-
son of Alameda and Mrs. Luella Gas
setts. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Foster of Moss
avenue. Formerly she lived in Chi
cago, where she has a wide circle of
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson will
establish their home in the bay cities
for the present.