The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
UNIVERSITY GIRL
BECOMES A BRIDE
Miss Viola Brainerd and Dudley
Baird Married at Professor
Plehn'S Home

OAKLAND, Sept. 2S.-At a simply
appointed ceremony this evening Dud-
ley Baird claimed as his bride Miss
Viola Brainerd, the daughter of Prof.
Edward Brainerd of Middleboro col
lege, Vermont. The wedding took place
at the residence of Prof. Carl Plehn
and Mrs. Plehn in Berkeley and was
witnessed by the members of the i'm
mediate families and few friends.
Miss Alice Brainerd was her sisters
maid of honor, Miss Katherine Wick
son was the only bridesmaid. The
brother, Curtiss Baird, as best man.
After their honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Baird will reside in the college town.
The bride is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of California, where she was
affiliated with the Alpha Phi sorority,
and has had the advantages of foreign
travel. Baird is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Baird. He is an alumnus of
the University of California. The we'd
ding unites two of the prominent fami-
lies about the bay. Mrs. Baird is a
sister of Mrs. Plehn.
quartet of girls who spent the
summer abroad are continuing their
pleasures on their home coming in the
series Of affairs which have been ar
ranged in their honor. In this party
the younger set are Miss Gladys En-
mons, Miss Margery Emmons. Miss
Charlotte Brush and Miss Carolyn Hall.
For Friday afternoon Miss Hazel Holt
and Miss Ruth Holt have issued invita-
tions for an informal bridge party at
their Alameda residence. asking more
than a score of gusts to meet the re-
turned travellers. The Holt girls them
selves were welcomed home a few
months ago from an extended tour of
Europe.
Miss Elizabeth Stitt, the fancee Of
Chester Ristenpart, has been visiting in
Suisun as the house guest of friends,
who have entertained in her honor.
Mrs William G. Palmanteer left
today for the east. expecting to spend
some weeks on the Atlantic coast.
Mrs. Louise Randolph Weinmann
will be the complimented guest at one
OF ~the large affairs of the coming
month, Miss Carolyn Hall having
planned a bridge party for Saturday
afternoon, October s, in her honor.
Seventy five guests have been asked to
meet the popular young matron, whose
marriage was notable event >of the
midsummer.
notable event in musical and club
circles will be the luncheon at which
the members of the Home club will
make Mile. Regina Vicarino their guest
of honor tomorrow. After the luncheon
the gifted singer will be heard in a
program of operatic selections, incIud-
ing the aria from Madame Butterfly"
the aria from "Rigoletto" and a num-
Der from La Boheme," besides a group
of English songs.
Mrs. Thomas Hogan will receive at a
tea at her home in Oak street tomor-
row afternoon, claiming the women of
the Providence hospital auxiliary as
her special guests. Mrs. Hogan has
been president of the auxiliary for a
number of years and has chosen this
way in beginning the years work. She
Will be assisted in the receiving party
by number of friends Mrs Jessica
Allen Pasco, who sailed ast week for
her home in the Hawaiian islands. was
the house guest of Mrs. Hogan during
her visit in the bay cities Mrs Pasco
is the daughter of Professor Allen. one
of the earlier principals of the San
Jose normal school
A musicale was enjoyed this after
noon by the members and guests of the
Oakland club at it's rooms in Pythian
castle. Among those who contributed
to the entertainment were Miss Carrie
Bright, violinist; Mrs. Charles Poulter
and Mrs. Arthur ]. Bradley, soloists.