The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
WEDDING ATTENDED
BY MANY FRIENDS
Miss Hazel WOIfling and Walter
J. SeIby United at impress
siVe Ceremony

OAKLAND. Oct. 26.-At an impress
sive ceremony this evening in st. Fran
els de Sales church the marriage of
Walter J. Selby and Miss Hazel Wolf
ling was solemnized in the presence of
a large number Of guests. At o'clock
the service was read by Rev. Father
Charles Baseball. Miss Mary Wolfing
was her sisters only attendant. She
wore a dainty gown OF blue chiffon
draped over pink satin and carried
shower OF pink roses. The brides
gown was Of white satin following the
conventional lines. It was beautifully
trimmed in hand embroidery and lace.
The tulle veil and orange blossoms
completed the costume. The bride
groom was attended by his brother,
Albert SeIby as best man. The ushers
were Clarence Selbv and Chester Otis.
Following the church service there
was an informal reception at the
1Volfing residence before Mr.. and Mrs.
Selby left on their honeymoon. They
VIII reside in Oakland upon their re-
turn.
The bride IS the daughter of Mrs.
Mary Z. Wolhing, & pioneer resident
of The bay cities. Selby is the son Of
a well known family. He is engaged
IN business in Oakland.
Mrs. John /. Howard and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Carl SchoOnma ker, formerly
Miss Jean Howard are enjoying sew
ersl months abroad. where they have
been since the early year. Since the
death Of her husband Mrs. Schoon-
maker has spent most of her time on
the continent, where she finds much TO
interest her. Recently the mother and
daughter were established in Paris,
zr-Iere sIezr a7+pr-a n cd OfI117hpr of
California tourists.
Mrs. James C. Allen and Mrs. Charles
Minor GOodall were the guests Of honor
at an afternoon at bridge over which
Mrs. Frank Lampson Brown presided
as hostess today at her home in Yer
non heights. claiming 100 friends IN
her hospitality. Tomorrow Mrs. Brown
viii give a second bridge party. enter
tanning the younger set
Mrs. Norman Pearce Ellis has asked
a number Of the younger set 10 be her
guests Saturday, when she viii enter
tain them informally at her home in
Eleventh avenue at a halloween party.
Mrs. Ellis before her marriage in the
midseason was Miss Alice Dewing.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage Of John Ritchie of Stockton and
Miss Svbu Tripp. The ceremony took
place this evening at the home of the
bride in East Oakland, Rev. Griffith
Grif1ns reading the service. Miss Mil
dred Tripp attended her sister as maid
of honor. William Ritchie was the
best man. After their wedding journey
1Ir. and Mrs. Ritchie win live in Stock
Ton, where the bridegroom is engaged
in business.
One Of the largest as well as most
handsomely appointed bridge parties
Of the week viii be that at which Mrs.
John Spring and her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Newell. viii entertain tomor-
row at the Spring residence in Fruit
vale avenue.
Two hundred friends have been in
Guided in the invitation OF Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Higgins to celebrate with
them the silver anniversary Of their
marriage Saturday evening. After an
informal reception dancing Will be en-
ioyed in the Hillside club house of
North Berkeley. Mrs. Hoyt, who at
tended Mrs. Higgins as a bridesmaid, |
viii assist in receiving the guests.
In honor Of Mrs. W. c. Jones. wife /
Of Lieutenant Jones. Mrs. Waiter
O'Brien win give a luncheon tomor- |
row afternoon followed by bridge at
her home in Piedmont.
An interesting event Of tomorrow
night viii be the studio musicale to
which Frank Wickman has invited a
c0ngenial cOterie Of friends.