The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
WEDDING DATES
SET IN EASTER
Billy" Burke Will Claim His
Bride at Her Home in
the Quaker City

N fSFS[tLNGE AfA Nt+~ RDo~
- Lenten weddings are absorbing
\ the interest OF society as the dull
season is passing, and every day
| brings announcements and plans for
these affairs that are OF paramount
Importance to the friends Of the younS
people who are looking forward 10
Easter ceremonies One of the first
will be che wedding of Miss Genevieve
Walker, the charming granddaughter
of Mrs Eleanor Martin. for it has been
decided that Miss Walkers marriage
/ with BILLY" Burke will take place
April IA at the home of the bride in
.PhIadelphia The ceremony is 10 be
soIemnized with nuptial mass and the
officiating clergyman will be Arch
bishop Ryan. The bride viii be al
tended by her sister, Miss Eleanor
Walker. who is attending school at
Eden hall, and there probably will be
several others in the bridal party
Among the guests from this city will
be Walter Martin, who has gone TO
Portland, but will be in the eastern
city in time for the wedding Ihe
young couple are going to Ireland on
their wedding journey and viii pass
several months in the British isles. IN
the city of Dublin they Will be enter
tanned by the Burke family. 1t is a
possibility that they will be accom-
panied on the hOmeward trip BY Rich
ard Burke. father of the bridegroom.
and Miss Alice Burke, who are coming
here TO visit Mrs. Eleanor Martin
ri
10 this city and will practically make
their future home here. although they
have many interests abroad and viii
travel extensively.
Colonel Frederick Won Schrader re-
turned yesterday on the transport
Thomas from the orient and Will be
here for the wedding OF his daughter,
Miss Henrietta Won Schrader, and Lieu
tenant Prentiss Bassett. that will take
place at o'clock Wednesday after
uoon March 80. at the family home.
The ceremony will be practically an ex-
cIusfvely army and navy event, for
the guest list shows only the names or
the closest friends of the couple IN the
service set Lieutenant BasSett IS IN
command of the TarpOn on submarine
duty in the Charlestown navy yard at
Boston so that the home OF the couple
will be in the east Miss Won Sehrader
is a girl of charming personality who
has made many friends here
AImer Mayo NewhaII is receiving the
congratulations of his friends upon the
announcement Of his engagement 10
Miss Anna Nicholson Scott, the accom-
plished niece of Mrs A ". Foster and
Mrs a. @. Kittle- Newhall IS the sec
ond son of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin New
hall and brother OF Miss Frances and
Miss Virginia Newhall. He has wide
popularity and the Fluctuations OF many
have been shOwered upon him. The
bride 10 be is a granddaughter OF Dr.
and Mrs. W. A. Scott, who were So
ciaIIy prominent in early days. The
date for the wedding has not been set
tied. but it probably will be a summer
ceremony.
The wedding Of Miss Amanda Trop-
long and Grant Gordon Will be cele-
brated Wednesday, March 80, at ST.
Marks church in Berkeley. In the
meantime the popular bride 70 be is
being entertained at many parties by
her girl friends. both in this city and
in the college town. One OF the most
recent compliments TO Miss TrOplong
was the heart party at which Miss
Ethel Mcconnell of Berkeley presided
Twenty friends were hidden to partici-
pate in the informal afternoon affair.
The dance that will be given April
by the members OF the younger Friday
Night club is to be a bal masque and
scores of boys and girls who have not
yet been admitted to the formal gay
cites of society are looking forward to
the affair The dance will be the last
of the series that the club has given
during the winter and each affair has
been d noteworthy success
The patronesses who take an active
interest in the social welfare of the club
and have guided the organization to
success during the past season are Mrs.
Frank Bates. Mrs. Wendell P. Harmon.
Mrs. Fred Thompson. Mrs. Frank Pow
ers. Mrs. Robert Bentley and Mrs. Eu-
gene Bresse.
Mrs Eugene de Saba was hostess at
an informal luncheon yesterday at the
ST. Francis There were less than a
dozen friends seated at the table. dec
GRATED with spring flowers Among
those who enjoyed the affair were Miss
Laura Perkes and Mrs. Clement Tobin.
Mrs. Adolph Roos was hostess at a
luncheon given yesterday at the Palace.
where she entertained Mrs. Leopold
Michaels, Mrs. Norris Meyerfeld and
half dozen other friends. The table
had an effective decoration OF spring
flowers and roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cameron. who
have been at Bdrlingame recently were
in town yesterday and entertained sew
eral friends at luncheon at the Palace.
Mrs. Frederick Zeile entertained half
"a dozen OF the younger set at luncheon
yesterday at the Fairmont. Another
hostess Of the day who entertained six
or eight friends at luncheon at the hotel
was Mrs. Herbert Fleishacker