The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
News of SOCietY
Across the Bay
AKLAND. Feb. 2S.-The wedding
of DR.. John Louis Lonse and Miss
Marion Walsh Tuesday evening
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/ of DR.. John Louis Lonse and Miss
i Marion Walsh Tuesday evening
viii be the notable event of the
early month. taking place at beautl-
fully appointed ceremony at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward NJ. Walsh, in Monte Vista
avenue. A large number of guests have
been included in the invitation.
After a fortnight DR.. Lohse and his
bride will sail for Europe, where they
are planning to remain for at least a
year. A handsome new home in Monte
Vista avenue in the neighborhood OF
the Walsh family residence will be
ready for occupancy upon their return
to Oakland, the domicile being Walsh's
gift to his daughter.
Miss Walsh entertained at a din
ner party last evening the members
of the bridal party that Will attend her
Tuesday evening at her wedding with
DR. Lohse
DR.. Lohse and Miss Walsh were the
inspiration of a handsomely appointed
dinner which Mrs. Henry Lord Chase
gave this week at her home in Linda
Vista
The announcement of the betrothal Of
Ira Wilson Hoover and Miss Lois Mar
jorie Paterson is interesting wide
circle of friends about the bay. MISS
Paterson is a charming Berkeley girl,
a graduate of the University OF Cali
fornia and prominent in affairs OF the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
She is a younger daughter of the late
Judge Van Rensselaer, Paterson and
Mrs. Paterson. family well known
throughout the state. With her sister,
Mrs. Edward Illig, a bride of year
or so q go, Miss Paterson has enjoyed
much popularity.
Hoover is young architect. He
comes from a distinguished family
whose men have been prominent in his
tory, their names being among. the
signers of the declaration of inde-
pendence. Hoover is a graduate of the
University Of Pennsylvania.
The wedding of Miss Patterson and
Hoover will probably be an event Of
mid-June in Berkeley.
The assembly of the Colonial club
last evening at Ebell club house was
a delightful affair, enjoyed by 100 or
more of the married folk who make
up the personnel of the club, with a
number of outside guests Among
those identified with this interesting
coterie Of friends are:
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Boyer Simon
Mr. and Mrs. R. s. Col Mr. and Mrs. George
lins Coolidge
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Mr. and Mrs. weles
DR.. and Mrs. c. R. Mel Mr.. and Mrs. Beach
son Dean
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bor-l Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
ton Norris
Col. and Mrs. ]. K. Mr. and Mrs j. P Pot
Rtte- ter
Mr and Mrs Harry Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W Mr. and Mrs. NJ. de L.
Laufer Hadley
Mr. and Mrs. G. w Mr. and Mrs. F. A..
Arper Hsmmersmith
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Read Ar and Mrs. G. S. Nal
bdr. and Mrs. Ross Eek smith
hardt Mrs. NJ. f. Davidson.
Mrs William Gardiner formerly Miss
Roberta Clay, who will leave late in
the week for her home in New York,
will be the motif for a bridge party
Tuesday afternoon, over which her
mother, Mrs. Allen Clay. will preside,
at her home in Berkeley. The occa-
sion is planned by way of a little fare
well. number of Mrs. Gardeners close
friends being included in Mrs. Clay's
invitation.
Dr. Mary Adams of So04 Fruitvale
sayenue has gone to Europe. She viii
return in the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cohen of
Alameda have gone to Washington,
D. c., to be present at the inaugura-
ton. From there they go to New York
before returning.