The San Francisco call., 1910-08-25
WEDDING in MIDST
OF sweet BLOOMS
Pretty Evening Marriage Cere=
mOny Unites Ivy Masterson
and Miss A. ShackeIfOrd

OAKLAND. Aug. 24.-With a charm
Ing simplicity the marriage of Ivy
Masterson and Miss Adeline ShakeIford
vas soIemnized this evening at 3
o'clock at the family home, with only
a small company of the members of
.he immediate families and closest
friends present. Quantities of pink
blossoms and ferns made the setting
for the little bridal party which in
Guided Miss Florence Shakelford. sis
ter Of the bride as maid of honor and
Robert Ward as best man. Miss Shak-
elford was gowned in a dainty robe
Of pale pink chiffon cloth and carried
a shower bouquet of Cecil Breuner
roses.
The bridal robe was an exquisitely
embroidered chiffon draped over heavy
white satin with which was worn the
conventional tUlle veil caught with a
coronet of orange blossoms. The bride
carried a garland of lilies of the valley
and ferns. Rev. George Eldredge. pas
tor Of St. Johns Presbyterian church
Of Berkeley. ofFiciated.
After their honeymoon. which will
be spent in the southern part of the
state. Mr.. and Mrs. Masterson viii go
10 Chico where their permanent home
viii be made. Masterson is prominent
ly known in business circles of Chico.
His bride is the daughter of Mrs. H
B. Shakelford who represents one of
the oldest families of California. She
is also a niece Of Mrs. John Boggs.
The betrothaI of Robert MacBride
IF Berkeley and Miss Annette Hall,
the daughter of George William Hall
was formally announced this afternoon
a a prettily appointed tea at which the
Young bride elect and her sister, Miss
Marion Hall entertained half a hum
ired guests at Pine Crest" the fam
ly residence in Fruitvale.
The Halls belong 10 one Of the old
established families about the bay. hav-
ing formerly made their home in Ala
media, where the daughters were promi-
nent in the younger set MacBride is
engaged in business in San Francisco
He is the son OF Mrs II. B. Mac Bride
IF the college town. Although no def
mite date is named for the wedding. it
VIII take place this season.
Assisting Miss Hall and her sister.
Miss Marion Hall. in receiving their
friends this afternoon We're Mrs. James
Nee. their grandmother, Mrs. Robert
Hal, Mrs. Charles Page, Miss Eliza
beth MacBride, Miss Avis Sherwood and
Miss Laurilla Murdock
Mrs. c. L. Goddard and her daughter.
Miss Florence Goddard. who have been
touring Switzerland this month, are
planning some interesting travels
through the British Isles before re-
turning TO California Soon after their
return the wedding of Warren Nc
hibben and Miss Goddard will take
place, the marriage being among the
notable ones of the winter
In honor Of Miss En- Lou Frfshie. the
pretty hancee Of Howard Fassett. Miss
Edith Cameron and Miss Ethel Cam
eron entertained at one of the larger
bridge parties Of the week today at
their home in Alameda. The game of
cards was rounded out by the service
Of prettily appointed tea
Mrs. Sam Bell Wakefield. who re-
Gently returned from abroad. where she
spent the midsummer in travel will be
the inspiration for a luncheon Friday
afternoon, for which Mrs. Frederick
Cutting has sent out invitations. Bridge
will be enjoyed following the discus
sion Of the menu
Tuesday. September 6. has been
chosen by Miss Frances Monson for her
marriage with James Hamilton of Rio
Vista The wedding viii take place at
the family residence and will be at
tended by close friends OF the families.
Following their honeymoon Hamilton
and his bride VIII take possession of an
attractive home in Rio Vista where
the bridegroom is associated with the
local bank Is cashier. Miss Monson is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r
MOnson.
Miss Tes Samuels viii receive inform
ally Saturday afternoon, August 81
from 3 o'clock to at her home. 1863
West street, the eve of her departure
for New York. No cards have been
issued