The San Francisco call., 1910-03-03
UNEXPECTED RETURN
FROM TOUR ABROAD
Oakland Society Leader Wearies
of Europe and Hastens Back
to Her Home

OAKLAND. March AIRS H H
Hart. who has been travelling. abroad
for the last year or. more. Unexpectedly
returned to California a; few days ago
and ~ being cordially welcomed by
her friends when her husband re-
turned from Europe a month ago II
was arranged that Mrs. Hart should
remain on the continent until the late
summer. when the spacious mansion
which has been building in the Clare
mont hills should have been completed.
Mrs Hart became homesick for her
bay city home and arrived unanneunced-
A pretty ceremony Of the evening
united 5n marriage Newton A Johnson
and Miss Hazel Mount. the attractive
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. {. Mount.
The service was read in the presence
of few Of the closest friends at the
family home in Berkeley by Rev.
. Charles r. Brown. An effective ar
rsngelnent OF vioiets and jonquils lent
the setting for the bridal couple, who
were unattended. Miss Mount wore a
handsome tailored gown of blue cloth
with hat TO match. After an informal
reception Mr.. and 8Irs. Johnson left on
a honeymoon, after which they viii
establish their home in Coslinga, where
the bridegroom is practicing law
johnson is A graduate OF Stanford uni
versity and a member of the Delta
kappa Upsilon fraternity.
A wedding Of last evening in which
2 wide circle of friends are interested
is that at which Henry Blegen Of
Portland. Ore claimed Miss Lucretia
Mastick as his bride. The marriage,
which was originally planned for later
in the year. was fastened by the III
ness Of Blegen.s father and Immediately
following. the ceremony the young
couple left for the family home in the
north where they are planning 10 re-
main for the present. The ceremony
was read by ReY. Charles r. Brown in
the presence.: of the members OF the
families. Miss Margaret Mastick at
tended d.sher sister as maid Of honor,
Reuben5 AIastick Jr. assisting the bride
groonle.:.:
The bride is the daughter OF AIr. and
Mrs. ReGben. Mastick, q branch Of the
pioneer Afastick family Of Alameda,
where they have lived for many years,
and p granddaughter OF Z. 3. Mastick.
Blegen. Is the son OF y. C Blegen, one
Of the Wealthiest and largest timber
5owners Of the north. He is d graduate
5of the University of Oregon, where he
was identified with the Kappa Sigma
and Pi Delta Kappa fraternities.
3. a number of friends crossed the bay
this afternoon TO accept Of the hospi-
tality Of Miss Kathleen Kent who en-
tertained at bridge in honor of Miss
Rich. VINO is the house guest Of Mrs.
Daniel Crosby in her Fruitvale home.
The Kents formerly lived in Oakland,
where the several girls of the family
were popular with the smart set
: The announcement Of the betrothal
-.of David Leith Mckay and Miss Edith
Holt has q deep interest for friends in
Oakland. where the family for many
years lived and where they were held
in high esteem. Miss Holt and her
sister, Miss Grace Holt, have of late
spent but little time on this side of
the bay although they have kept Up
many warm friendships. The attrac-
tive sisters have Travelled extensively,
spending considerable time abroad.
They are dividing their time between
their san Joaquin property and the
home OF their brother. Parker Holt. in
san Francisco. Mckay came TO san
Francisco from Grass Valley and is
established in business across the bay.
Mrs. Nelson Coffman, who is visiting
II Oakland as the house guest of Miss
Mona Crellin. Will be the inspira ton
for the informal tea at which Mrs
Thomas Olney viii preside tomorrow
afternoon.