The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
BRILLIANT EVENT
Of LAST EVENING
Miss Genevieve Hatch Be
comes the Bride of Lloyd
Stetson, Engineer
Leaders of Social Set Spend
Summer Days in Resorts
in Mountains

OAKLAND, Aug "a large number
OF guests assembled in St. Paufs Epis
copal church this evening to witness
the ceremony al which Miss Genevieve
Hatch became the bride of Lloyd Stet-
con. A rainbow effect was carried out
in all the appointments of the wedding.
The bride was given into her hus
bands keeping by her father. George
w Hatch. Her gown combined ivory
satin and rare lace. The veil was con-
fined with sprays of orange blossoms
and she carried shower of lilies OF
the valley. white roses and orchids
Miss Margaret Meek as maid OF honor
end Miss Erma Auerbach, Miss Mildred
Manuel and Miss Helen Hathaway Us
bridesmaids. completed the bridal party.
Miss Meek wore gown OF pale blue
satin elaborated in lace. The brides
maids were robed in gowns of pale yell
low. green and pink.
At the altar the wedding procession
was Joined by the bridegroom and his
best man. John Hale. The ceremony
was read by Rev. Franklin Hart, assist
ant rector OF st. Paul's.
reception at the Hatch residence
in Park View terrace preceded the de-
parture of Mr.. Stetson and his bride on
their honeymoon. They will establish
their permanent home in this city.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs George W. Hatch. one of the
popular girls Of the younger set Mr.
Stetson is a graduate of the University
of California. He is an electrical en-
gineer connected with the municipal
government.
The wedding of Miss Margarita
Burke and Harold Durney will be
simple affair September 8. taking place
in St Joseph's Catholic church. NO
formal cards will be issued for the
ceremony. The service will be followed
by breakfast, at which covers will be
laid for the members of the immediate
families at the Burke residence.
The bridge party at which Miss Mar
garet Durney win entertain in honor of
her brothers fiancee will take place
Thursday, August 81.
Miss Irene Patricia O'Connor will
name a late August date for her mar
riage with Tyler Henshaw. The we'd
ding will be simple in detail with only
the immediate families and a few close
friends present.
Members of the local smart set who
are sojourning in Santa Barbara gave
generous patronage TO the OutuOOT ISlc
which took place today in the southern
resort that civic center might be
equipped. Mrs. William G. Henshaw.
Miss Alice Grimes. Mrs. Harry Chicken
ing and Miss Florence Henshaw were
conspicuous workers in the casino, as
sisting Mrs. Milo Potter. chairman.
Mrs. Seymour Phelan is entertaining
her aunt. Mrs. c. E. Shook. at her home
in Fort Bragg.
Mrs. George Chambers is again in
town. after the late summer spent in
the Santa Cruz mountains.
Mr. and Mrs John Francis Smith
have reopened their Piedmont home for
the season. Mrs. Smith spent the sum-
mer at her out of town place near
Boulder, entertaining number of
friends Of herself and daughter. Miss
Alice Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Titus Will join
the local colony of the smart set at
Tahoe this month, making the trip to
the north by motor.
After several weeks as the house
guest of Mrs. William G. Henshaw In
Santa Barbara, Mrs. Lucie May Hayes
has returned to her East Oakland home
Mrs. Clarence Shuey, formerly Miss
sevilla Hayden. has been occupying
bungalow in the Santa Cruz mountains
through the summer.
Miss Anne Engelhardt is the guest
of friends in Montana. where she will
remain until the late fall.
Mrs. Henry Rey Sanders has been
numbered with the exclusive set at
Tahoe this season.
MIR. and Mrs. Tyler Henshaw are mo-
toring through Oregon and Washing
ton, where they spend a part OF each
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cockroft and their
daughters. Miss Thoda Cockroft and
Miss Charlotte Cockroft. are being well
coined TO town after an absence of sew
eral months in the Hawaiian islands.
Miss Ethel Perkins will not return
to town before the late fall. She is
spending the weeks before her home
coming on Russian river, the guest
Of Mrs. Walter A. Scott and Miss Adele
Scott. A motor trip through Yosemite
will be enjoyed by her before the sea-
son closes.
cordial welcome will be extended
to Mrs. p. Druhe and her daughters.
Miss Helen Druhe and Miss Mildred
Druhe. who have been abroad for al
most a year and a half. They have
made q leisurely tour through the in
teresting places OF Europe.
Mrs Bessie Gray Potter will spend
the late season in the vicinity of Lake
Tahoe. She will be Joined by her sister.
Miss Mabel Thayer GRAY
Mr. and Mrs Henry Heilbron Jr
have motored from their Sacramento
home to Del Monte. where they will
remain fortnight They spent a few
days in Oakland with Mrs. Heilbron's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Laymancc