The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
MILLS COLLEGE
Girl TO MARRY
Miss Marguerite Johnson to Be
Bride of University
Graduate

OAKLAND, April 21.-The marriage
OF Theodore Edward Glazier of Greeley,
Colo, and Miss Marguerite Johnson, the
beautiful young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Johnson, will be so1emnized
on the evening of Thursday, May H. at
an elaborately appointed house wedding
at the family residence in Eighth street.
| Ihe attractive bride elect has chosen
Miss Carmelita Cavalier as her only
attendant Frank Mountain will be
pest man. Glazier and his bride will
make their home in Greeley for a year
or so, planning later to return to Oak
land to reside.
Inc bridegroom elect is a graduate
OF the University of California. He is
member of the Big G society and of
the Palomar club. At present he is
connected with the national bank of
his home city. Miss Johnson attended
Miss Horizons school and Mills college.
The Johnson family is we'll known in
the San Joaquin valley, where they for
merly resided
Yesterday Miss Carol Pardee and
MISS Madeline Pardee entertained in
Miss Johnson's honor a number of
friends being included in the delightful
surprise shower followed by an hour
ABOUT the card tables at the Pardee
residence in Eleventh street.
MISS Cavalier will make Miss John
son the inspiration for a charmingly
planned affair on the afternoon of Sat
urday, April 80.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Arthur Ia
sheira entertained at one of the larger
bridge parties of the week, including
so guests in her hospitality for the
hour or cards and dainty tea which
followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis F. Kelly are ex-
pecting shortly to take possession of
their Piedmont residence which is
rapidly nearing completion. Since
their marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly have
occupied one of the attractive homes of
the Linda Vista district.
The large reception at which Miss
Helen Dornin, the fiancee of William
Childs, was made the honored guest
this afternoon, when Mrs. Mary s.
Childs entertained 200 or more of the
smart set, was notable occasion of
the week. Mrs. Childs and Miss Dornin
were assisted by dozen matrons and
maids in the receiving line.
Miss Dorothy Capwell entertained at
an informal dance and supper this
evening dl the CIdFemOnt country club.
The young hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. H. c. Capwell.
Mrs. William T. Young entertained
yesterday at her new home in Fort
Jones, the occasion being the first for
NAL entertainment which she has given
since going to the north to live Mrs.
Young was Miss Mary Waddell, one of
the most feted brides of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young are planning an
attractive residence in Fort Jones.
work upon which will be begun this
summer.
A half hundred guests will accept
of the hospitality of Miss Margarita
Burke tomorrow afternoon, when she
entertains at an elaborate bridge party
at her home in Alameda in honor of
Miss Alice Teller, whose wedding is
planned as June event.
Miss Jessie Craig will entertain
Wednesday at bridge at her home in
Piedmont The following members of
one of the seasons smaller bridge
clubs will be her guests for the infor-
NAL hour followed by tea: Mrs. Hiram
Hall, Mrs. Frederick Snowden, Mrs.
Maurice Walsh, Miss Myrtle Simms,
Miss Carmen Sutton, Miss Edith Beck,
Miss Evelyn Adams.