The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
AGREES TO WEDDING
LATE IN JANUARY
Miss Elsie Campbell Will Become
Maurice Walsh's Bride Be-
fore His Parents Leave

OAKLAND, Nov 24.-The wedding OF
Maurice Walsh, the son of Edward
NJ. Walsh. and Miss Elsie Campbell
will be celebrated quietly late in jan
uary at the residence of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Camp
bell, in Webster street. Only the
members of the immediate families and
the bridal party will be included in
the marriage invitation. When Miss
Campbell announced her betrothal
to the young San Francisco business
man, early in the month, she planned
to postpone her marriage for year,
but within the week the new arrange
ments have been made. Although the
definite date has not been named the
wedding will take place before Mr..
and Mrs. Walsh depart for Europe Feb
ruary /.
In the few weeks before her we'd
ding Miss Campbell will accept but
few of the social attentions which her
friends are eager to offer her, asking
them to wait until after the honey
moon. Although Walsh and his bride
expect to spend a part of the spring
in San Francisco, they are planning
home of their own in Linda Vista,
work upon which will be begun early
in the year.
Miss Campbell was hostess at a
thimble bee this afternoon, a dozen
friends enjoying the affair as her
guests.
Miss Airline Johnson was the compli-
mented guest at an elaborately ap-
pointed luncheon over which Miss
Florence Henshaw presided this after
noon at Rose Crest, the family home
in Vernon heights. Is friends accept
ing her hospitality. American beauty
roses and lilies of the valley were
combined in a charming table arrange
ment. A game of bridge followed the
luncheon. sl41
Miss Henshaw's guests included:
Miss airline Johnson Mrs HaTTE ehickerns s
Miss Towne merry
Miss Ruth Kales Mrs. Stuart Hawley
Miss Rose Kales Miss Dorthy Van Sick
Miss Winifred Braden len
Miss Else SchilIing Miss Ethel Havemeyer
Miss Beatrice Simpson Miss Madeline Clay
Miss Sue Hall Miss Gladys Meek
Mrs HIRAM Hall
DR.. Louis Lohse and Mrs Lohse, who
was before her marriage Miss Marion
Walsh, plan to remain abroad for an
other year. Doctor Lohse has been
devoting himself to advance work with
some of the best known European spe-
cialists, several months having been
spent in the famous hospital of Vienna.
Both Doctor Lohse and Mrs. Lohse have
enjoyed their residence abroad, an oc-
casional tour supplying diversion to
the routine of study. Upon their re-
turn they will build a home in Monte
Vista avenue.
Miss Amy Bowles, the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Z.
Bowles. will be one of the most ex-
tensively feted of the seasons buds, and
although she will not be formally pre-
sented until the elaborate planned re-
ceptfon which her mother will hold
at the F'airmont, cards are out for
several affairs in her honor. A number
of friends will cross the bay Sunday
afternoon to attend the tea at which
Miss Helen Jones will compliment the
pretty Oakland girl.
Mrs Joseph Loran Pease will be
dinner hostess tomorrow. including all
of the members of the stephen A. Gage
family in her hospitality at the an
nual holiday festivity over which she
presides. Stephen T. Gage will be the
Christmas host, gathering all the
members of the family at the residence
in Harrison street for the December
feast. and Mrs. George Gross will en-
tertain at the new year celebration.
Miss Zoe Riley, who will be married
to Ephraim Dyer early in December,
will be the honor guest of an after
noon at cards over which Miss Flor
ence Dixon will preside as hostess, Sat
urday afternoon, score of friends
having been invited for the hours
pleasure.