The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16
News of Society
Across the Bay

table marriages will take place
- tomorrow evening, and although
each is to be celebrated at a house
service and attended by only the most
interested friends of the young peo
pie, the weddings viii be most beau
tifully appointed The residence of
Mrs. Albert Day, sister of the bride.
will form the setting for the charm
ingly planned ceremony which will
make Miss Edna Dean Davis the wife
of Irwin McNiece of Salt Lake City
The only attendant will be the small
ring bearer. Jack Ross. Rev. w, A.
Hough of Salt Lake City, assisted by
DR.. Frank l., Goodspeed, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, will read
the marriage service. After their
honeymoon McNiece and his bride will
go to Salt Lake to establish their
home. Miss Davis is gifted unsteady
Although she has been in California
but a season or two, she has formed
some delightful friendships. The
! bridegroom is Princeton graduate.
He is connected with an important
Utah concern as electrical engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs o. l.. Hawkins of $40
Union street celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary Saturday night.
when large company of guests gath
cred to compliment them.
On behalf of the members of the
Eastern Star Rev. ]. N. Boyd, pastor
of the Union street Presbyterian
church, presented the happy couple
with a set of silver spoons and a SINH
lar gift from the Royal Neighbors.
Among those present were:
Rev. and Mrs, J. n. Mr.. and Mrs G. L.
Mr. - and Mrs. D. Rob Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gal
ertson lin
Mr. and Mrs w F. Mr.. and Mrs George
Kroll Dickson
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rob Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
inson Noyes
Mr.. and Mrs PARTRIDGE Mr. and Mrs NJ N
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Case
Small Mr. and Mrs. Z. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r.. Foster
Reid Mr.. and. Mrs. Robert
=: smith It'll Mr. and Mrs E. L.
Mr. and Mrs j. G. smith
Ketehum Mrs. Bryan
Mrs and Mrs. L. W. Mrs. Long
Hale Mrs. Morehouse
Mr. aud Mrs NJ NJ Mrs. Chisholm
Brown Miss Lilly Chisholm
The wedding of Ira Hoover and Miss
Marjorie Paterson, the beautiful daugh-
ter of Mrs Van r. Paterson, will be
attended by the members of the Pater-
son and Hoover families only. Mrs.
Edward Illig, herself bride of but
year. will serve her sister as matron
of honor. ogden Paterson assisting the
bridegroom. After an informal recep
ton the bridal pair will go away for
a fortnight or so before taking pos
session of the attractive Berkeley home
which has been made ready for their
occupancy.
Irving Magnes will claim Miss Sadye
Samuels as his bride tomorrow at an
impressive service at the Samuels resi-
dence in Piedmont. wedding guests
will include only the members of the
Ma gnes and Samuels families. Rabbi
Eriedlander will officiate. Miss Sam
uels is the only daughter of Judge
George Samuels and Mrs. Samuels, a
girl of much personal charm. She is a
musician of ability and has been ex-
ceedingly popular among a wide circle
of friends. Magnes is a young bust
nessman of the bay cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Williamson will
soon leave for their summer place in
Lassen county, where they are expect
ing to spend the entire season.
Some delightful messages are cross
ing the continent to Miss Hess Pringle
whose betrothal to Norris Houghton of
New York was recently announced and
whose wedding will probably be an
event of the late summer. The Pringles,
who lived in East Oakland for many
years, were exceedingly popular with
the most exclusive set. the daughters
of the home keeping in close touch with
their bay city friends Houghton is a
journalist of New York Mrs Pringle and
her daughters. Miss Hess Pringle and
Miss Nina Pringle, have been in the
east for the last year.
Mrs. William Durbrow was dinner
hostess of the evening, entertaining at
her home in Berkeley in honor of Sig
nor Carrado Menicanti and Nine Meni-
can't, formerly Miss Alice Rising, who
are spending the summer in California,
from their home in Rome, Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. <. C. Hutchinson of
Harlem park will leave Wednesday
night for Puget sound, where they
will spend five or six weeks.
TRAVELLERS RETURN HOME - Berkeley.
June 15.--After a years trip abroad. Mrs. Mar
garet James and her two daughters. Miss Ma