The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-05
News Of Jociety
AcToSs the Bay


Philip Pierpont and Miss Violet
Paterson. the daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paterson of Vallejo, was made
at a tea at which Miss Bonita Bowen
entertained yesterday at the Bowen
residence in North Berkeley. The fact
that the wedding will take place late
this month in San Francisco comes as
surprise to a wide circle of friends
of the young people in the bay cities.
Miss Paterson is q graduate of the
University of California, where she was
active in the Delta Delta Delta sorority
and several of the honor societies.
Pierpont is a graduate of Stanford
university. He has important interests
as an orchardist in the Ojai valley,
where he and his bride will establish
their home after their wedding journey.
Miss Bowen's guests yesterday after
noon included number of close friends
of Miss Paterson and her sorority sis
tiers.
The large tea over which Mrs.
Charles D. Bates presided this after
noon at the family home in Vernon
heights in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
George Martin, who is visiting in Oak
land from Berlin, was a notable affair.
More than $50 guests were brought
together. Assisting Mrs. Bates and
Mrs. Martin in the receiving party
were:
Mrs. Frederick knight Mrs. ]. R. Burnham
Mrs dsapet Lee Mrs e F,d BGweV
Jr Mrs. J. Il. Farnham
Mrs. Harriet knight Mrs E. s. Cabs
Mrs. NJ. Goodhue Miss Bessie Bowen
Mrs. a. S: Larkey Miss Grace Moore
Mrs. NJ S. Cabs
The interesting custom of celebrat-
/ fr,er H..
be observed Sunday evening when Miss
Boucher, the daughter of Josiah
Boucher, prominently known in Butte
county, where the family has lived
since pioneer days. plights her troth
| to j. Harlan Hartley, a son of an
other well known Butte county family.
Hartley has prepared cozy home in
Webster street for his bride. Miss
Boucher will be attended by her sister,
Miss Eva Boucher, as maid of honor.
| Roy Hutchins will assist the bride
! groom as best man. Miss Boucher is
a graduate of the Chico high school.
She is the granddaughter of David
Boucher, who was the first senator
from Butte county in the state legis-
lature. Hartley is the son of the late
J. H. Hartley and Mrs Hartley. He
is a graduate of the University of
California.
A wedding which will interest wide
circle of friends about the bay will
be that of Robert Pierce and Miss
Ruth Carter, which is set for the even
ing of Tuesday, August 81. The mar
riage will be solemnized in San Diego
at the home of the brides parents
Miss Carter and Pierce are graduates
of the University of California. their
marriage being the elimination of a
college romance. Miss Carter is
Tri Delta fraternity girl. Pierce is
established in business at Los Angeles.
where he has made ready home for
| his bride.
Miss Edith Hibbard and her mother.
Mrs. III. E. Hubbard, are spending the
early August days in Auburn, where
they have a number of close friends.
Miss Hubbard is one of the gifted musi-
clans of Oakland
Mrs. t. E. Crane was the recipient of
white shower" Saturday afternoon
/ at her new home in Kingston street.
where she entertained % of her friends
from both sides of the bay Miss jose
phine Clark rendered two selections on
4 the violin, accompanied by Miss Pearl
Estep- There were songs by Miss Olga
Zachu and Miss Ora Healy, with vio-
line obligato by Miss Clark. Ice cream,
and cake were served on the balcony
overlooking Piedmont hills.
BERKELEY, Aug. 4.-Berkeley So
ciety is interested in the announcement
of the engagement of Miss Margaret
Barker, daughter of Mrs. Mary a.
Barker of 2540 Ellsworth street, to
Earle Groe Cope of North Berkeley. a
we'll known young mining engineer
The romance began two years ago
when the young people both attended
the University of California, where they
We're well known. Cope has done
large amount of mining work in the
north and is interested in several prop
critics. Miss Barker graduated from
the Berkeley high school some time
ago and has made records for scholar
ship at the university. The date for
1.-THE wedding has not been set.