The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-30
COLLEGE GRADUATE
BECOMES A BRIDE
Miss Julia Frances Curtin and
George M. Flint Have a
Home Wedding

OAKLAND April 29.-Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Flint are spending their
honeymoon at the Hotel Vendome in
San Jose, but are planning to return
to Oakland to establish their residence
early next month Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Curtin have sent out the formal an
nouncement of the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Julia Frances Curtin, to
George NJ. Flint. the ceremony having
taken place at a small house wedding
Wednesday evening, April 20.
The bride was gowned in a robe of
white messaline with an overdress of
net and rare lace. She wore the veil
and orange blossoms and carried a
shower of bride roses Eugene B.
Braden escorted her to the altar, where
she was given into the bridegroom S
keeping by her mother. Mrs. Curtin.
Miss Harriet Bartenett was the bride s
only attendant, her brother, w. r. Cur
tin, assisting as best man. The service
was read by Rev. Father Kennedy of
St. Mary's College.
Mrs. Flint is a graduate of the Dom
inican college at San Rafael and is
gifted unsteady. Her parents were
pioneer settlers of Helena. Mont Flint,
who is well known in business circles
Oldest families of Oakland.
Mrs. August Schilling has sent out
cards for an elaborate luncheon Thurs
day afternoon, May 5, at the Schilling
residence on the Lakeside. a large
number of the matrons of the smart
set have been invited.
Miss Eliza Baum, whose wedding with
Percy. Wood of San Francisco will be
solemnized Wednesday, May %, will be
the complimented guest at an evening
affair next Saturday at the Sargent
residence in Alameda, for which Miss
Laura Sargent has hidden a score of
friends. Card games will be followed
by dainty supper
Mrs. A. A. Long is planning to go to
her country place at Ben Lomond with
in fortnight to remain the entire sum-
mer. Mrs Long will entertain several
house parties during the season.
A coterie of the younger set will en-
joy the hospitality of the Kelley resi-
dence in Alameda tomorrow evening
when Miss Mildred Kelley will enter
tain at an informal dance.
Among the affairs in which society is
interested tomorrow will be the large
al fresco party at which Mrs. Whitney
Palache will entertain in honor of Miss
Helen Sutton; the card party in honor
of Mrs. Royal Miller, for which Miss
Alice Heistand has invited several
friends, and the afternoon at cards
given by Miss Carmelita Cavalier in
compliment to Miss Marguerite John
son. A large number of guests will
cross the bay to accept the hospitality
of Mrs. Wigginton Greed and Miss
Hooper, who will give a tea in honor
of Miss Pussy Greed, the daughter of
Mrs. William S. Creed.
Mrs. Dan Belden was hostess this
evening at a card party for a number
of the younger married set who meet
fortnightly for game of bridge at her
home in East Oakland.
Mrs. William Hamilton Morrison pre-
sided as hostess at large card party
this afternoon, entertaining q number
of matrons of the smart set at bridge.
The women of the Wheelock club, a
pioneer among the card clubs of the
city, were the guests of Mrs. Remi
Chabot this afternoon. The games were
followed by tea, at her new residence in
Chetwood street.
Mrs. E. B. Braden and her daugh-
tiers, Miss Winifred Braden and Miss
Louise Braden, are planning to spend
the summer in a tour of Alaska The
Bradens will begin work shortly on a
new residence, which they hope to oc-
cupv early in the fall