The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
WEDDING HURRIED
BY SHIPS ORDERS
Ensign on the Vicksburg to
Take Popular Alameda Girl
as His Bride

OAKLAND. Dec. 12.-The wedding Of
Ensign Alan Olson and Miss Genevieve
Pattiani will take place Wednesday
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Pattiani.
in Alameda. The marriage was origin
ally announced for December 20 but
an impending change in the orders of
the young naval officer. who is at
tached to the vicksburg, hurried the
wedding day.
Only the members of the immediate
families have been asked TO witness
the, service. which will be read by Rev.
Everett Couper. rector of Christ Epis-
copal church. After the wedding sup
per Ensign Olson and his bride will
leave on a brief honeymoon. Early in
the year the Vicksburg will probably
be ordered to Panama. whittier the
young bride viii accompany her hus-
band Last week Ensign Olson passed
his eXaminat tions.
Miss Pattiani is one of the most
beautiful of the girls of the younger
set and has been favorite here, as
well as at Mare island, where she is a
frequent visitor. Her sister. Mrs Dun
can Gatewood, formerly Miss Ida Pat
tiani, arrived today. planning to re-
main in the bay cities until after the
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Braden will
take possession of their new home this
week and expect to be comfortably
settled by Christmas. The residence
is one of the handsorest in the Linda
Vista district Mrs. Braden will enter
tain during the later season. For the
last year or so the Bradens have been
residing at Key Route inn. Miss Wini-
fred Braden is steadily regaining her
health after her serious illness.
A number Of the matrons of the
smart set crossed the bay this after
noon TO attend the elaborate bridge
party which was given by Mrs. John
Meyers.
In honor of Mrs. Hypolite Dutard
and Mrs. Shepard. Mrs. Edward Hough-
ton gave a large card party this aft
ernOon at her home in Berkeley, half
a hundred guests enjoying the hour at
bridge, followed by tea
Miss Alma Perkins will spend the
winter in Washington. D. c.. with her
uncle, Senator George c. Perkins. Since
the marriage of Miss Pansy Perkins
TO Cleveland Baker, Miss Alma Perkins
has presided over the Washington eS-
adjustment during the sessions of
congress and has become a favorite in
exclusive circles. Mrs Baker recently
returned to her Nevada home after
brief visit at Palm Knoll.
Mrs. Harry Weihe and Miss Jean Ty-
son viii receive at a large tea at the
Fairmont Monday, December 19, in
honor of Miss Mildred Baldwin.
debutante Of the winter. The sisters
are including friends from both sides
Of the bay in their cards.
Mrs. Reginald Dacre Holmes, with
her daughters, Miss Florence Holmes
and Miss Mary Holmes, left last even
ing for Portland, where they viii spend
Christmas as the house guests of Mrs.
Holmes parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MacBride have
returned from their honeymoon and
are in their new home in Berkeley.
Mrs. MacBride was before her marriage
Miss Annette Hall. She is a daughter
of one of the pioneer families of the
bay cities.
Mrs. E. A. Heron will give large
card party tomorrow in honor of her
niece Miss Elinor Parker a charming
eastern girl who will spend the winter
as her house guest. Miss. Parker has
visited in California before and has a
wide circle of friends among the smart
set Mrs. Heron will make her the
motif for a second bridge afternoon
on wednesday.