The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
ROMANCE BEGINS
AT UNIVERSITY
Walter Stearn and Miss Ida
Mccoy, College Graduates,
to Be Married

OAKLAND, June 6.-Cards have been
received by friends ip the bay cities
for the wedding of Walter Stearn and
Miss Ida Mccoy. the charming daugh-
ter Of Judge Mccoy. The marriage
will be solemnized at a prettily planned
ceremony at the Mccoy family resi-
dence in Red Bluff on the evening of
Wednesday, June p.
After their honeymoon Stearn anJ
his bride viii establish their home
IN Eureka, where the bridegroom is
associated in a large concern.
Both Stearn and Miss Mccoy are
graduates of the University of Cali
fornia, their romance being the sequel
Of their undergraduate days. Miss Nc
Coy has wide circle Of friends about
the bay. She was actively identified
with the Pi Beta Phi sorority. Stearn
IS a member Of the Delta Upsilon fra
ternity.
With all the splendor OF a naval
wedding tomorrow evening at the fam
lily residence in Portland the maria ge
Of Miss Frances Hammond and En-
sign Charles Washburn Crosse will
take place The HammOnds formerly
made their home in Fruitvale where
the beautiful daughter was exceedingly
popular with the smart set, so the
wedding has much local interest. The
bride is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
=. c. Hammond. Ensign Crosse comes
from a prominent family of Wisconsin.
He is attached to the Maryland
Mrs. J. Allen Wallis. formerly Miss
Irma Woodward. has come from her
home in Dubuque, Ia, TO spend the
midsummer as the house guest of her
parents, Senator Edward T. woodward
and Mrs. Woodward, at their beautiful
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bride of a year ago and her first
return to California viii be the in
spiration for a round of festivities not
only in Santa Rosa, but in Oakland,
where she has a wide acquaintance.
Mrs. Wallis Is granddaughter of Rev.
Walter Frear and Mrs. Frear Of East
Oakland. with whom she viii visit be-
fore returning TO Iowa Among those
OF the local smart set who attended
Mrs. Wallis in her bridal party Of
year ago were Mrs. Eugene Sheffield,
Miss Frances Amann, Miss Hazel Bur-
pee and Tyler Henshaw. Within
month she viii be Joined by her hus-
band. who is planning TO spend the
j: entire season in California before he
and his wife return to Dubuque.
with a simply planned ceremony the
marriage of True Van Sickle and Miss
Ruby NeWsom will be celebrated
= Wednesday evening, June Is, in Ply
mouth Congregational church in the
-5resence of the closest friends of the
young people There Will be no at
% tendants. The. service will be read
by Rev. Albert Palmer. Van Sickle
and his bride are planning TO make
their home in Oakland. Miss Newsom
is an unusually attractive girl whose
approaching marriage is of interest to
the local smart set. Van Sickle is q
graduate Of Stanford university. where
he was prominent in the Delta Chi
fraternity and the Acacia club
Mrs. s T. AIikel will close her home
-tn Oakland and TO the regret of a wide
circle Of friends will establish her
residence in Sacramento. where her
son. Rossiter Mikel. is engaged in bust
ness. Mrs @AIikel has been prominent
in club circles. being actively identi
fed with both the Ebell and Oakland
clubs.
Mrs. Asa /. White has taken an at
tractive bungalow for the summer near
Los Gatos, where she will entertain
at several house parties during the
season
Miss Harriette Richardson was the
guest Of friends In Berkeley over the
weekend Miss Richardson IS prac-
ticsl philanthropist who has been gain
ing a hearing in the women's clubs
about the bay
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weinmann are
spending their honeymoon in Los An
geles Upon their return to Alameda
thew will for the present reside with
the popular young brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip s. Teller. The beauti-
ful apartments which had been pre-
pared for them in the Teller residence
were ruined by fire and water on the
morning following the brilliant we'd
ding which made Miss Alice Teller the
bride Of the well known San Francisco
attorney
Thirty-hve friends were entertained
Saturday evening by Miss Agnes An
derson at her home. 222T Mckinley ave-
nue.. The party played games nntil
midnight, when a luncheon was served