The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-23
SOCIETY ATTENDS
WEDDING IN FORCE
Many Witness Ceremony That
UniteS Gertrude Meek and
Edgar B. Hurt

OAKLAND, Feb. 22.-At a beautifully
appointed wedding this evening at the
residence of Dr.. r. ". Meek and Mrs
Meek, Edgar B. Hurt claimed the pretty
daughter Of the home, Miss Gertrude
Meek, as his bride. More than rs close
friends Witnessed the marriage service
which was read by Rev Charles r.
Brown. pastor Of the First Congrega-
tionsl church. The bride wore an ex-
quisite robe Of white silk with the con-
ventional veil and orange blossoms and
carried q shower boquet of lilies of the
valley. Miss Margaret Meek attended
her sister as maid of honor. She was
sowned in robe OF pink messaline
satin and carried a STAFF of Bridesmaids
roses. Frank Mountain assisted the
bridegroom as best man. Immediately
after the ceremony MI and Mrs Hurt
departed on their wedding journey.
They are planning To establish their
new home in Oakland.
Hurt is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Hurt He is connected with a san
Francisco firm Of architects. His bride
IS an attractive girl who after course
in Miss Heads seminary Travelled ex-
tensively through the eastern states.
In honor Of Miss Elizabeth Greene. a
charming New York girl who has come
10 California 10 spend several weeks
IS the house guest OF Mrs Fritz Van
Sickien. Mrs. Mckee Sherrard Will en-
terrain Informally Thursday afternoon,
a coterie Of the younger set being
asked for an hour with their needle
work. Mrs. Sherrard IS a bride of the
past season. her attractive new home
being the scene Of many delightful
gatherings Miss Greene was formally
presented to society Of the bay cities a
week ago at the elaborate tea which
Mrs. Van Sicklen gave IL her honor.
Mrs James G. Allen. who will leave
shortly for a tour OF the contiIKnt. will
he The motif 4cr the pretuly APPOINTED
luncheon at which Mrs. George Lyman
King viii entertain Thursday after
noon.
One Of the dances of the early month
viii be That given by the informal
dancing club OF Berkeley of which the
patrouesses are:
2Irs. John Glasc0ck Mrs. George Greenleaf
'l-s Herr~ Tickner Ms Lillian Frenzel
G-~ EdSington Det AIRS. Charles Marks
r--E Jr Mrs Wilson Thompson
Tie assembly is planned for the
evening OF Friday. March 1. in the Town
and Gown clubhouse.
Miss Dorothy Boericke win give a
luncheon next Monday in honor Of Miss
Helen sutton. whose betrothaI TO Henry
Edwin Sherman was announced last
week. a number Of guests from this
side 0f the bay have been asked TO
meet the attractive Berkeley girl. who
VIII be one Of the brides OF the later
gear
Mrs. n. n. Hart is planning to return
To California late in the summer when
The family viii take possession of their
new residence la the ClaTemOnt hills.
Hart who has been abroad with his
family during the winter. returned A
Few DAYS ago 10 superintend the final
work on the new home. The children
of the family have been in one Of the
exclusive schools OF Paris for the last
year. where Mrs. Hart has spent much
Of her time.
A delightful affair Of the afternoon.
which carried out the spirit Of the holi-
day. was that over which Mrs. Frank A
Nerguire presided as hostess, score or
more close friends accepting of her hos
pitaIity al a session Of cards and sup
per.
Miss Mana CrelIin will entertain to-
morrow afternoon at bride luncheon
II the family residence in Alice street
asking her guests to meet Mrs. Con-
man.