The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
CARDS ISSUED FOR
LARGE RECEPTION
Oakland Society Matron Plans
to Entertain Many of Her
Friends


largest of the Lenten affairs will be
the afternoon for which Mrs. S. f..
Alexander has issued cards, asking her
friends to accept of the hospitality of
her Sixteenth street residence Fri
day, March 4. An Interpretation of
the pleasure for the hour, which will
be rounded out by the serving of
buffet supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Walsh will
arrive in Italy early in the coming
week. A leisurely tour of the conti-
nent will take them to London, where
they will join Dr. Louis Lohse and
Mrs Lohse (Miss Marion Walsh be-
fore they sail for home.
Mrs. Moylan c.. Fox is going to Del
Monte for few weeks of the early
spring.
An interesting marriage solemnized
yesterday was that which united Jo-
seph Moss Little and Mrs. Louis Ade-
laide Streit Toilette. The wedding
took place in the studio of Miss Caro-
line Little, at IL o'clock and was at
tended by the members of the immedI-
ate families. A charming arrangement
of daffodils and ferns made the setting
for the bridal party. which included
Mrs. William Ketchann, sister OF the
bridegroom, as matron of honor, and
Weir Little as best man. The service
was read by Rev. Albert w. Palmer
pastor of Plymouth Congregational
church. The bride wore a handsome
tailored gown of blue cloth with hat
TO match. After wedding break
fast Mr.. and Mrs. Little departed for
their honeymoon.
The bride is the daughter of prom
inent family OF Newark, n. J. She is
a woman of culture and wealth, and
viii be cordially welcomed by her hus-
bands friends about the bay. She has
travelled extensively. spending the last
winter in California with a trio OF
Newark friends. Little is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Little, a pioneer
family of Oakland. and one identified
closely with the development of the
bay cities. He is civil and mining
engineer. his interest being largely in
the mines of Plumas county. Although
the new home will probably be estab-
lished here, Mr.. and Mrs. Little are
planning TO travel considerably.
Miss Jessie Craig, entertained yester-
day afternoon friends at bridge at her
home in Piedmont, the hour being ar
ranged for dozen guests. who after
ward enjoyed a buffet supper.
In honor of Mrs E. L. Ransome. who |
is spending the spring in California |
from her home on the Atlantic coast, |
Mrs. Bernard Ranson1e entertained at !
a large tea this afternoon at her pretty |
Adams point residence. Mrs. Ransore |
has a wide circle of friends in the |
bay cities. where she formerly lived
and will probably be the motif for !
entertaining following
Easter.
Mrs. ]. P. Meehan was a hostess of |
the afternoon, her guests being the
score or more of matrons who make
up the personnel Of the Wheelock club.
A prettily appointed dinner of the
evening was presided over by Miss Bes-
sic Taylor. who entertained a dozen
Young friends at the Key Route inn.
where the family have taken apart
nents until the completion of their
new residence in the Claremont hills.
Announcement is made of the mar
Rage of DIR. Harvey NJ. Hall. assistant
PROFESSOR OIL botany IN the University
Of California, and Miss Carlotta Case |
The wedding took places Wednesday
evening at the residence of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Antoinette p. Barrett Rev.
Albert w Palmer officiating at clergy
nan.
Mrs. Maurice Walsh. the attractive
5oung matron who before her mar
'iage few weeks ago was Miss Elsie
campbell, will entertain informally
Early next month, her eight guests be-
ng group of friends who are or
5anizing themselves into one of the
smaller bridge clubs of the spring.
YRS. Walsh will extend her hospital
ty at the first gathering. The mem
'ers will include:
lrs. Walsh Miss carmer s,tto,
'Is. rreuerick snow Miss Edith Beck
ueh Miss Jessie Craig
,iss ayrue Slime Miss Evelyn Adams
liss Clarissa Lohse
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh, who are Occur
lying the residence of Mr. and Mrs
coward NJ Walsh in Monte Vista ave-
iue' expect to take possession of their
'wn home late next month.
Miss Agnes Ehrenberg yesterday en-
ertalned at an informal, thinlble bee.
Ter dozen guests numbering members
# the sewing clubs among the girls
II the younger set
-HILDREN'S CLUBHOUSE