The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21
JAMES. c. BROADIE
CLAIMS Ills BRIDE
Miss Laura Leimert of Oakland
Becomes Wife of Lumber
man in Bay City

OAKLAND. oct. 2o.-At o'clock TINS
o,,ernoon at the residence OF the
br,ae,s narents in Twenty-third street
the marriage of James C. Broaoie anu
Miss Laura Leimert was solemnizeo In
the nresence Of members of the TWO
families and q few friends.
The ceremony was read by Rev.
frank l. Goodspeed, pastor of the
E-irst PRESBYTERIAN church. The brioe
M hs1Ssome tailor made gown
,,-stb large hat in the same tones She
,,-ss attended bv her sister, MISS anna
I Tesv,,ert as maid of honor. MISS Lei
r,ert was gowned in a messaline rooe
az pafe blue. Cyrus Abbott assisoeu
Broadie as best man. AFTER an lnhol .S
NAL reception and supper, Mr. aho ~, =
Rrosdie left for a tour Of the soulhern
part Of the state.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Leimert, one of the ola es-
tablished families of the bay e~l'ies- ~
She is exceedingly attractive ana mas
Il wide circle Of friends who are IN
terested in her marriage. Broaole con
trolls large lumber interests on tne
coast He and his bride probably VIII
,sstallisl, their home in Arizona, where
his business demands his presence much
Of the time.
The Quiet wedding tomorrow after
noon of Dr. Joseph Stalder and MISS
Dorothy Kaneen viii be one of the
interesting events of the week A
cozv home has been prepared in Thirty
seventh street. and here, IN the pres
ence of the members of the Staloer
and Kaneen families. a simple house
service will be held at o'clock
Miss Grace Stalder will be Miss Ka-
mems only attendant. Wilfred Kaneen
will assist the bridegroom. A tour OF
southern California has been planned
for the honeymoon. In the spring
Doctor Stalder viii build new home
for his bride.
Doctor Stalder is one of the well
known young professional men of the
bav cities. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Stalder of East Oakland.
Miss Kaneen belongs to one of Ne
vada's prominent families. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ka-
neen Of Virginia City and is a graduate
of the San Rafael college. Doctor
Stalder received his degree from the
University OF California.
In honor Of Miss Airline Johnson. the
fancee of George Towne Of Palo Alto,
Miss Gladys Meek has invited a number
Of guests for a bride luncheon at the
Orchards. the Meek family home near
Hayward, Saturday afternoon, October
80. The luncheon will begin a series
OF affairs which are being planned in
Miss Johnson's honor before her mar
riage, which is set for the early De-
cember.
Thursday evening the Fruitvale resi-
dence of DR.. Daniel Crosby and Mrs.
Crosby will be the scene of a musicale
g.
the Upper Fruitvale conservatory of
music will participate. Among those
who viii contribute to the program are
Nine. Camilla Buergermeister, Henry
l. Perry, Vincent de Arrillaga. NJ Lyt-
gen and Mrs. Newotn Tharpe of San
Fancisco.
Miss Constance. Wilkinson made her
formal debut this evening at bril-
liant dance, at which her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkinson, entertained 100
guests at the Town and Country club
house. Miss Wilkinson has had the
advantage of foreign residence and is
an unusually attractive debutante.
Later in the season the family will
leave for Boston. where the young
daughter will be presented to eastern
society. The Wilkinsons recently re-
turned to California after 10 years alb
sence in England. They expect to es-
tablish their home permanently on the
Atlantic coast.
All visiting Sons and Daughters of
the American Revolution have been in
cluoed In the invitation to meet Mrs.
John F. Swift OF Berkeley and other
distinguished guests at the reception
which is planned by the members of
the local chapters for Friday evening
at the St. Francis. Mrs Swift is the
national vice president general of the
order and prominently identified with
the growth of the organization. The
"Portola March," written by Miss Ethel
cooper, a member Of the Tamalnafs
chapter, will be feature of the or
chestral music. The glee club OF the
University of California will be heard
IN several selections. During the even
ing refreshments will be served bv
representative women Of the hostess
chapters, who will wear the colonial
dress. Among those who will 20 from
TINS side Of the bay are Mrs. Evelyn
H Grimes, Miss Alice Flint, Miss Nellie
carpenter, Miss Katherine Culver and