The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
CHURCH WEDDING
FOR POPULAR GIRL
Cards Sent Out for Marriage OF
SeviIIa Hayden to Clarence
Shuey

OAKLAND, April 1.-Mr and Mrs.
Brace Hayden have sent out cards for
The marriage of their daughter. Miss
SeNilla Hayden, and Clarence Shuey,
on the evening of Tuesday. April u, in
ST. Paurs Episcopal church. The we'd
ding viii be the most notable of the
carry month. Several hundred guests
have been included in the church cere-
mony, the service to be read by Rev.
Alexander Allen. Mrs. Reginald Fos-
ter and Mrs. Maxwell Taft will attend
their sister as matrons of honor, Mrs.
Foster coming on from her home on
the Atlantic coast for the wedding.
The bridesmaids viii be Miss
Helen Allen and Miss Chrissie Taft.
Little Betsy Taft will be a flower
girl Herbert Shuey viii serve his
brother as best man. The ushers will
be James heleher. Leslie Taylor, Cur
tice Hayden and John A. Brewer.
Miss Hayden has chosen a charming
effect in orchid shades for the gowns
of her bridal attendants
After their honeymoon Shuey and
his bride viii for a time live at the
Hayden family residence in Vernon
heights.
On the evening of Saturday, April
2. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden will preside
at a dinner the members of their
guests.
Mrs J. H. Shuey ard Mrs. Edward
Remillard presided Owe one of the
most elaborate affairs Of he week this
evening, receiving 200 guests at the
Home club in honor of Miss Sevilla
Hayden Dancing and cards offered
the diversion TO those who were asked
to meet the bride elect Assisting the
hostesses in the receiving party were:
Mrs. Brace Hayden Mrs. Niuifred Coulter
Mrs Granville Shuey Mrs. Louis Hengstler
Miss ChrisSie Taft Miss Anna Poston
Miss Helen Allen Miss Anita Thomson
Mrs Milton Andrews Miss Ethel johnson
Miss Florence pIummer. Miss Laur-
lila Murdock. Miss Jean Tyson. a trio
Of the seasons brides elect, and Miss
Elizabeth Greene. a charming eastern
girl. were the honored guests this
afternoon at a bridge luncheon over
which Mrs I. /. Bryner presided as
hostess at her home in Alameda.
The Junior assembly closed the sea-
son this evening at . prettily appoint
ID dance in Maple hall a large num-
ber Of the Younger set participating
IN the event. An elaborate supper
rounded out the hour of dancing. The
patronesses Of the assembly are:
Mrs. Edgar Stone Mrs William High
Mrs. Arthur Crellia Mrs \. 4 Acker
Mrs. Frank Adams Mrs. Clarence Wetmore
Mrs. Samuel BrecE Mrs. PrentiSs Selbv
SiTs wiHis@ Sharon Mrs 6 .'7- " 4T@ss SS jr
Miss Edith White has been enter
taining a house party at the White
country place near Lakeville during
he last week, d number of guests go
ing UP from the bay cities to accept
ot her hospitality. Mrs Leroy Briggs
returned several days ago after
sojourn in the White place.
Miss Georgette Marsfly has included
Two score friends from both sides Of
the bay in her invitation for cards at
the Msrsily residence in Harrison
street for the afternoon OF Saturday,
April q
one Of the large affairs for the com
ing week Will be the reception for
which Mrs Sam Bell Wakefield has
sent out cards for Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Wakefield is planning 10 go
abroad this summer for an interesting
tour. closing her Lakeside home for
several months.
Mrs. Fred Dorsaz has included q
score or friends in her invitation for
Thursday evening of the coming week.
a game Of cards and informal musicale
offering the diversion for the hour
This is the first of a series of evening
affairs which Mrs. Dorsaz is planning
for the early spring.
In honor of Mrs John Eddy of
Seattle who visited in the bay cities
for few days on her way home from
Coronado, where she has been spend
ing the season, Mrs. D. E Skinner en-
tertained earlier in the week at her
home in Berkeley. Is friends enjoying
her hospitality for the earlier after
noon A number Of other guests
were asked for the 4 o'clock tea to
meet the attractive matron who is
= frequent guest here
standing invifation Soc II