The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28
OAKLAND GIRL Is
MARRIED IN CHINA
Miss Elizabeth Herriott Weds
at Hangchow-Brother
Offciates

from Shanghai this morning to Rev.
c. c. Herriott ofs this city announced
the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Herriott, former Oakland
girl, to Arthur William March at
Hangchow.
The marriage ceremony was cele-
brated in the presence of large NUM-
ber of guests in the First Presbyterian
church Rev Clarence d. Herriott,
brother of the bride, officiated, and was
assisted by the United States consul at
Hangchow.
Mrs. March is the eldest daughter OF
Rev. c. C. Herriott, pastor of the High
street Presbyterian church, and has
host of friends about the bay and in
Santa Cruz, where the family formerly
made their home
She is a graduate of the Northfleld
seminary in Massachusetts, and of the
Bible Teachers Training School of New
York. Mrs. March represented her
seminary four years ago at the inter
national missionary conference in
Nashville She is gifted musician
and a girl of charming personality.
Under appointment as single mis-
sionary by the occidental board of the
Presbyterian church she sailed in Sep
tember for Peking. Immediately on
her arrival in Shanghai she met March
and in a few weeks the betrothal was
announced.
The bridegroom is the son of Rev.
Frederick March, distinguished pro-
fessor in the theological seminary at
Beirut, Syria, and grandson of DR..
Daniel w March of Brooklyn, N \.
He is a graduate of the University OF
wooster, o. Since taking his degree
he has held the chair of English ana
astronomy in the Presbyterian collese
at Hangchow While in China he has
been a close friend of his brides
brother, Rev. c. d. Herriott, whose
marriage to Miss Lillian Taylor was
an event of few seasons ago
Mr.. and Mrs. March will return TO
the coast within three or four years
when the bridegroom has planned 10
take postgraduate work in the Uni
versity of California.
ALAMEDA. JAM 27.-The Las AM
istades club gave brilliant dance IN
LAFAYETTE hall Tuesday night. the
auditorium was elaborately decorated
and the large attendance was TRIBUTE
to the committees efforts.
The club is one of the most popular
organizations in the east side cltles.
tt was formed for social purposes, but
does much charitable work unostenta-
tiously and many of its entertainments
are devoted to that end
During the evening refreshments
were served by attractive bellies OF the
Encinal City who are members OF the
cluh The committee on arrangements
consisted of Miss Minnie Kist, Miss
C8eorgina McCraith, Miss Marie ROSS,
Miss Mercedes Mendizable, Miss Hazci
smith Miss Alvena Rosellng, MISS
Ethel Bielick, Miss Grace Meyseli.
Mrs. r. w. Baum has included a dozen
neighbhood friends in her invitation 10
one of the Iuncheons of the coming week
at her residence at Jayne and Lee
streets. The affair will be somewhat IN
tba nature of house warming, the
luncheon being the first courtesy MRS
Rauno has extended to her friends since
her handsome home was rebuilt after
being destroyed by fire last year
On Monday evening, February 7, MISS
Eliza Baum will entertain at an IN
formal affair at cards
Yesterday Mrs Howard Lackey was
hostess at her home in Thirty-fourtn
street. entertaining as her guests 10
friends who are meeting frequently our
ing the year for a chat and cup ef tea.
Mrs. Lackey provided game of cards
for her guests diversion, rounding out
the afternoon with dainty supper.
Among those who enjoyed her hospi-
tality We're:
Mrs. Edgar Sanborn MISS ApDa Sanoorh
Mrs Reach Dean Miss Eda Curdts
Mrs Walter Chandler Miss Katherine Gray
Mrs Frederick Ames Miss Edith Emigh
Mrs David Gillespie Miss agnes thompson
Mrs. Ruth North MIS- harry Ah1erson
Mrs Ed Smith Mrs. John Reed
Miss Florence Pardee has sent out
invitations to q luncheon on February
8. Miss Helen Wachter and Miss Eliza
Baum will be the guests of honor Both
Miss Wachter and Miss Baum are brides
elect of the summer. Last month MISS
Wachter announced her betrothal TO
Harry Smith. Miss Baum is the pretty
hancee of Percy Wood of San Francisco.
large party of friends crossed the
bay to attend the elaborate bridge party
over which Miss Sadie F'ritch presided
as hostess this afternoon at her home
in San Francisco. The affair was one OF
the brilliant events of the week.
Miss Edith Em gh was complimented
recently at a prettily appointed shower,
at which Mrs. Thomas Emigh enter
tanned. The bride elect received many
handsome pieces of china. Miss Emigh
is the promised bride of Hobart Pier
son.
of San Francisco. who has just returned
from abroad, Mrs. Daniel Crosby will
entertain at luncheon and bridge to-
morrow afternoon at her home in Fruit
vale.
More than $50 of the younger set will
enjoy the dance of the Junior assembly
which is planned for tomorrow evening
in Maple hall The patronesses of this
dancing club. composed of the young
people who have not been formally pre-
sented to society, are:
Mrs Arthur Crellin Mrs. Samuel Breek
Mrs Edgar Stone Mrs. Erentiss Selby
Mrs J. r. Scupham Mrs. William High
Mrs Frank Adams Mrs. Louis Cockroft
Mrs. Clarence Wetmorel Mrs. G. w Armes Jr.
Mrs. n. A. Acker Mrs. William E. Sharon
Mrs +. j. Boyes will close her Oak
| land avenue home early next month
planning a tour of the southern part of
the state. She will be out of town for
! several weeks.