The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
OAKLAND GIRL GOES
EAST FOR WEDDING
Miss Ruth Boltz Will Become
Bride of Walter D. Van
Arsdale in Pittsburg

OAKLAND, Jan. 29.-The marriage OF
Walter D. Van Arsdale and Miss Ruth
Boltz. in which many residents of the
bay cities will he interested, is to be a
simple house service next Saturday at
the home of Mrs. B. A. Van Arsdale'
the mother of the bridegroom. in Pitts
burg. 1t will be witnessed by small
company of friends.
Miss sadie Van Arsdale will be Miss
Boltz only attendant. John Shoe-
macker will assist Van Arsdale as best
man. After their wedding journey the
bridal couple will take possession of
the home which has been made ready
for them in Pittsburg.
With her mother, Mrs. S. A. Boltz,
Miss Boltz left today for the east she
is a girl of charming personality ana
her friends in California regret that her
future home is to be so far from here.
Van Arsdale formerly lived in the bay
cities.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Hart have been greatly concerned Tor
their welfare in the Paris flood Mrs.
Hart left several months ago on an ex-
tended continental tour, placing her
children at school in the French capi-
tai. During the holiday season she was
Joined in Paris by her husband, where
they have been occupying apartments.
The Harts are building a mansion in
the Claremont hills and do not intend
to return to California until it is ready
for occupancy. Mrs. Hart has been col
lecting art treasures abroad for the
furnishing of her home.
Fifty guests have been offered the
hospitality of the Laymance residence
o.. IL.
February s. when Mrs. NJ J. Laymance
will entertain at the first of a series of
bridge parties that she has planned.
Miss Alice Dewing and Miss Mar
garet Dewing entertained this after
noon at cards in honor of Miss Mary
Waddell, who will become the bride of
William Young late in February Miss
Alice Dewing announced her betrothal
to Norman Ellis several weeks ago.
Mrs. L. Potter Hitchcock will be the
complimented guest at a reception
Thursday, for which Mrs. w. w. Schou-
ten has sent out cards. Mrs Schouten
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Hitchcock. Mrs. George W. Scott. Mrs.
Bentley Switz, Mrs Z. A. Barnes and
Mrs. J. II. Gordon.
Miss Ethel Geraldine Hogan has
asked two score friends to be her
guests Saturday afternoon, February
3. when she will entertain at cards at
the family home in the Lakeside dis
trict, in honor of Miss Anna Zeller,
whose betrothaI recently interested a
wide circle of acquaintances about the
bay
The bridge luncheon in honor of Miss
Genevieve Chambers, who is to become
a bride early this spring, for which
Mrs. Roger Chickering has sent out
cards, will be one of the delightful af-
fairs Immediately preceding Ash
Wednesday. Mrs. Chickering will en-
tertain at the Key Route hotel Tuesday
afternoon, February s. More than a
dozen girls of the smart set have been
included in her invitation.
Monday afternoon Miss Helen An
thony will entertain informally at
bridge, her guests including several
girls of the younger set who recently
organized a card club. They are Mrs
Robert Valleau, Mrs Raymond Snow
den. Miss Edna Sfegfried, Miss Edith
Mau, Miss Mary Bates, Miss Bess Val
leau, Miss DeanesTisdale.