The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
CALIFORNIA Girl
IS BRIDE in EAST
Miss Bertha Marvin, Graduate
of State University, Mar
ries Minister

OAKLAND. July IA wedding OF
this evening which claimed the inter
est Of a wide circle Of friends about
the bay took place in Syracuse. n. Y.
when Miss Bertha Marvin became the
bride of Rev. Fay r. Hunt. minister
of Providence, r. ]. The Marvin fam
fly is among the older residents in this
part of the state, where the Marvin
girls have been popular in musical and
social circles
II was with deep regret to the fam
fly and friends that the marriage OF
the youngest daughter should take
place on the Atlantic coast, but the con-
tinued illness of her mother made the
excitement Of the wedding impossible,
so Miss Marvin left a fortnight ago for
the east TO be the guest of her iance's
parents, from whose home she was mar
ried this evening. Her only attend
ant was Miss Ella Truesdale of Genoa,
y. \. After their honeymoon Rev. Mr..
Hunt and his bride viii take posses
sion Of the attractive home which has
been been made ready in Providence,
where the bridegroom presides as pas
tor over a charge Of the Methodist
church.
Rev. AIr Hunt is the son of a wei.
known family Of New York state. After
graduating from the University of
Syracuse he took his degree from the
Boston theological seminary. While
touring the Yosemite two years ago he
met his bride. Mrs. Hunt is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Marvin. She is
q graduate Of the University of Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Alexander have
closed their handsome residence Gray
Cables" for six months, planning to re-
main during the entire season at their
attractive out Of town place near Los
Gatos. Mrs. Alexander is entertaining
at series Of house parties, many OF
her guests going down from the bay
cities for short visits.
One Of the interesting wedding dates
which is announced for the early fall
is that Of Ivan Masterson and Miss
Adeline Louise Shack leford. Miss
Shaekleford is the daughter Of Mrs.
H B. Shackleford of Berkeley and a
niece OF Mrs. John Boggs, whose daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Boggs, married Charles
Dutton at the Christmastide Master
son is engaged in business in Chico
where he viii make ready a home for
his bride.
The members of LIE Tres Joli club
viii entertain tomorrow evening at a
charmingly appointed shirtwaist party
at the Home club. offering dancing as
the diversion for the midsummer event
Work has been begun on the home
which viii be occupied by Dr. Louis
Lohse and Mrs. Lohse in Monte Vista
avenue. Doctor Lohse and Mrs Lohse
who before her marriage was Miss
Marion Walsh, have been abroad since
their marriage of q year or so ago
and Doctor Lohse has devoted himself
10 study along advanced medical lines
For the last few weeks they have been
in New York, returning TO the United
States in the party with Mr.. and Mrs
Edward NJ. Walsh Mrs. Lohse, who
has been one of the best liked girls in
society. will be extensively feted on
her return to Oakland.
After an out of town visit as the
house guest Of friends Miss Ramona
Radcliffe. the gifted young singer, re-
turned to Oakland yesterday.
DR.. Harry Knox and Mrs Knox are
going TO the southern part of the state
for the summer. planning an extended
sojourn. Mrs. Knox will probably re.
main away from town for three months
or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cole Burnham are
returning this. month from the south
ern part Of the state, where they have
been spending the early season. Aftel
fortnight at Coronado they went tc
Riverside, where number of the bay
city folk have been enjoying the sum
mer.