The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
HARRIS-VAN ORDEN
KUPTIALS SIMPLE.
Notable Social Event Marked by
Absence of Pomp or
0stentatiOn

Dorothea Van Orden as his bride this
evening. the event was a notable one
of the month. The ceremony took place
at the residence of the brides parents.
DR.. Leanoer Van Orden and DR.. Kate
Post Van Orden, In Alameda, and was
witnessed by small company of
friends. All OF the rooms carried the
same effective scheme OF autumn col
ors. brilliant hued leaves and yellow
blossoms giving a charming decora
ton.
Miss Van Orden wore the conven-
tional costume of a bride. her robe be-
ing Of white satin, with trimmings of
rare lace The veil was held in place
by coronet of orange blossoms. and
she carried a shower of lilies of the
valley. Miss Mary Van Orden was her
sisters maid of honor. The eight
bridesmaids were:
Miss katherine Van Or Miss Emily Harris
den Miss Hone Mathews
Miss Edith Atherton Miss Margaret Henderson
Miss Barbara Lauxen Miss Frances Ferrier
Miss Helen Winchester
They wore white lingerie gowns and
carried armfuls of yellow blossoms
The marriage service was read by
Rev. Earl N. Wilbur, dean of the Uni
tartan theological school of Berkeley
Harris was unattended.
Following the wedding supper Mr.
and Mrs. Harris left on their honey
moon, the final destination of which
win be the attractive home the bride
groom has made ready at Sisson.
Harris is connected with the United
states department of forestry and is
stationed at Sisson. He is a graduate
or Yale and of Bowdoin universities
Mrs. Harris is one Of the popular grad
yates Of the University Of California.
where she was Identified with sorority
circles, as well as a number of the
most exclusive undergraduate societies
Since taking her degree she has been
assistant bacteriologist at the state
university.
At the residence OF the brides moth
or. Mrs. Robert Jackson. the marriage
Of Albert Ochs and Miss Alma Hollen-
beck was solemnized this evening in
the presence Of the members of the
Immediate families and few close
friends. Mrs Edgar Dozier was her
sisters only attendant She wore her
own wedding gown, a handsome robe
Of white satin with trimmings of
duchess lace and carried a shower of
white carnations. The bridal robe was
Of white satin exquisitely finished in
rose point lace. Miss Hollenbeck chose
bride roses for her bouquet. Ernest
Ochs assisted his brother as best man.
The ceremony was read by DR.. Frank
i. GoOdspeed. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church
Mr.. and Mrs. Ochs will establish their
home in Oakland after the return from
their honeymoon.
The bride is an exceedingly pretty
girl, who has made a place for herself
IN musical circles. She is a member of
the Prelude club. Ochs is well known
in business circles on this side of the
bay.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Francis
Favier claimed Miss Florence Parker.
The attractive daughter of Mrs. Parker
snd the late Adam Parker, as his bride
the marriage ceremony being marked
by the utmost simplicity. Only the
members of the family connections
gathered at the Parker residence in
Alameda, where Rev. John Alexander
Cruzan Of the Unitarian church read
the service. Neither Miss Parker nor
Favier was attended. The bride wore
handsome street suit Of blue with hat
70 match Immediately the young peo-
pie left on their wedding journey. Thev
VIII live in Goldfeld, where Favier is
connected with the Goldfeld ConsoIf-
dated mining company
Favier is a member Of a well known
family Of Baltimore. He is a graduate
Of an eastern college. His bride took
her degree from the University of Calf
fornia. where she was prominently
ldentihed with college dramatics and
was leader in the Mask and Dagger
society, as well as the Prytanean
society
Mrs. Robert Collins presided as
hostess today over the most elaborate
garden party Of the season, having 200
guests at her suburban home near Sal
Leanoro- The affair was planned in
honor Of the members of the Delta IN
silon fraternity, who are gathered here
the smart set were included in her invi-
tation.
4 large number of guests crossed the
bay this afternoon TO attend the pret
tily planned tea at which Mrs T
Maloney complinented Mrs. Aurnst,1s
Schacht an eastern matron, who is
spending the early fall on the coast
The Oakland club opened its season
suspiciously this afternoon with de-
nghuul program OF song and informal
talks, which were arranged bv Mrs
Reginald Dacre Holmes. Those vUbo
contributed to the hours pleasure were
Fritz Warnke, pianist Arthur Garcia
violinist; John Beatty, soloist. The
club women who gave sketches of their
summers outing were Mrs. F. r. Chad
wick, Mrs. Kidd. Mrs. Fred Hamilton.
Mrs. c. c. Juster was hostess last
night at her pretty home at 2647 Chan
ming way, Berkeley. in honor of Mrs
Herbert Thrall. formerly of Berkelev
but now Of Chicago. The following
friends Of the honored guest We're pres
eut TO greet her: Mrs Rufus p len
nings, Mrs. Laura Walden Frisbie. Mrs
Sherwood Bird, Mrs. j. w Doubledav
Mrs. w. II. Smyth. Mrs. Henry Fowler
Mrs. A. ". Huggins Mrs. T. ". Snoolx
Mrs. William Dinwoodey. Mrs z. w.
Winter. Mrs. NJ E Edwards. Mrs. e.
GOoding. Mrs. J. G. Baird Mrs II p
Goodman, Mrs. Rufus Steele Mrs e. Z
iCindlespire Mrs. Charles w Deacon.
Mrs. c. Z. Curtiss. Miss. LuciaaG
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Thrall returned to Chicago, where he is
an official Of the postoffice department.