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PAGE TWO THE SAN MATEO TIMES AND DAILY KEW3 LEAMB MONDAT, AUGUST 13, 1933 Society Clubs Lodges Personals Florence Robertson Becomes Bride Here At Pretty Ceremony At one of the prettiest home weddings of the season, Miss Florence Robertson of San Mateo became the bride of Clarence of Burlingame on Saturday evening ot 8:45 o'clock at the home of the Mahon and Frank McMahon of Highland avenue. Tho ceremony was performed by Rev. John Donaldson of San Francisco, formerly of the First Presbyterian church of Burlmgame, and was witnessed by about 50 relatives and close friends of the two families. Flowers were banked in front of a window und by the use of a profusion of old-fashioned flowers a charming setting was formed for the ceremony. Baskets of flowers were placed throughout the home.

Tho bride has been a resident of this community since last September and has accumulated a large circle of friends. During the past three years she has been connected with a well known firm in San Francisco, At the ceremony sKe was beautifully dressed in white georgette made with a close fitted bodice and bouffant skirt. She wore a wreath of orange blossoms on her head and carried a shower bouquet of gardenias and lilies-of- the-vnlley tied with silver ribbon and malinc. Miss Dorothy Robeitson, sister of the bride, was the maid-of- honor, and wore a charming Alice- blue crepe-de-chinu dress made with a close fitted bodice and full 1 she carried pink butter- eldrt fly roses and purple pansies. Miss Virginia Brown of Son Francisco, was the bridesmaid und her lovely dress of pale green georgette was made similar to the other attendant ai)d she carried yellow roses and urplc pansies.

bride was. given in marriage her mother, Mrs. Frank McMa- who was drut-sed in a peach and wore a corsage bou- of yellow roses and gardenias, The handsome three tier wedding cake was effectively decorated with a 'miniature bridu and bridegroom and WHS tlio gift of John Karkar of Helwig's bnkery shop. Allen, son of Mr. und Mrs, R.

II. Allen of Los Atitcules, IH employed in the office of the Peninsula Rapid Transit company in Jlurlingame. His mother and his smaiJ tun, Robt Allen, arrived several ago rtutMi, unjveu seveiiu uuyx A from Los Angeles for the cere-Ii CLUB CALENDAR FOR TOMORROW Daughters of St. George -Sons of St. Geoige hall, 8 p.

m. Wisteria Trimble Club of Neighbors of Woodcraft--Mrs. Eva. McPhiliips of Idaho street, hostess, 2 p. m.

San Mateo Heights Improve- merit Association Auditorium i of Peninsular avenue bchool, 8 p. E. C. Signarowitz, pre- mony. Tracy Allen, brother of the bridegroom, was best man.

Vocal selections, "0 Promise Me" u) "1 Vrm Tr nl Makowski added a pleasing note to the ceremony. Makowski was accompanied by his niece, Mrs. Bert Thomas of Ouklund. Guests at the wedding and reception were Mr. and Mrs.

Roy A. Price of Oakland, Miss Dorothy P.pbertson, Stahl, Miss Yvonne Hurabille, Miss Virginia Brown, Burton Brown, Mr, and Mrs. Kobert Brown, C. M. Brown, Mra.

Annie Bigge, Mr, and Mrs. H. Makowski, Miss Bernice Swurz, Mr. and Mrs. H.

M. Walter, and the bride's grandfather, J. G. Price, all of San Francisco; Edmund Curdy of Belmont, Warren Allen, Trucy Allen, Miss Muriel Goff and Miss Elizabeth Goff of Mill Valley; Mrs. R.

H. Allen and grandson, Robert Allen of Los Angelen; David Wallace and Miss Chailotte Wallace of Richmond; Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur II. Thomas of Oakland; and William C.

Cape, Harry N. Hill, A. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. James Makowski, Miss Elizabeth Makowski, Mr.

and Mrs, John McLean and Mrs. Friend and daughter, Miss Catherine Friend, all of San Mutco und Burlingame. Mr. and Mrs. Allen have departed on a Bedding tour to be spent on a motor trip to Yoscmitc valley and upon their return will make their home on Highland avenue, San Mateo.

SPEND WEEK-END AT HOME Mrs. Joan H. Woodbury of San Francisco, founder president of the Wildflpwcr and Spring Blossom association, spent the week-end an the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. Signarowitz of San Mateo. MISS SARAH BRUT AT BERKELEY SESSION Miss Surah Britt of tho art department of the San MnLeo grammar schools WHS included among tin; lint of local who spunt the summer attending the University of California. Miss Madeline Sisson Becomes Mrs. Gerald Stuart Here Saturday Large Crowd 4 i AI vuru jruity For Local Vets There was huge attendance on Saturday cvning at the caid jmily by Edmund Pai rott Chapter Disabled Veturans of the World War held at thu clubhouse on struct.

Favors for the highest, scores wore awarded to Mt'b. C. II. Hall, James H. Hamilton, C.

II. Hall, Miss Pauline Main, Mrs. M. V. Carlos, Clement Hall, Mis.

F. Luvin, Mrs. George Biunn, Mrs. C. Andrews, and George Brims.

0. T. Cooks, Returns From Atlantic Coast Relatives nnd friends of O. T. Cooky, will bu to know that he has HI rived at his home on Highland avenue 1 San Muteo, after an iibhuncc of 14 months spent on 'the east const in the employ of the Mystip Steamship company.

Cooks underwent an appendicitis operation in Baltimore over two months ago and hub tat- jafactoi ily i ccupi-ratcd. Dr. M. F. Desmond To Be Speaker At Club Lunch Dr.

M. Desmond of Burlin- Kume will ho tlie speaker on Thursday, at the regular luncheon meeting of the Business aild ro- fesaional Women's Club of Burlin- Ramc. Luncheon will be served at The Sign of the Ilosc Inn at 12:15 p. in. and Mrs.

Muble Greson, president, will have charge of the meeting. A RETURN FROM PARADISE, PARK Mrs. Charles Onvmn has returned tu EuiHiiuame fiom PiuiuHie Paik where hhe enjoyed the summer vacation. St. Paul's Episcopal church of Burlingame was filled on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock when Miss Madeline Siison.

of San Mateo became, the bride of Gerald H. Stuart of Builingame. Delphinium, decorative scheme of tho church and the flowers formed a lovely setting for the ceremony per- 01 mtd by Dean William A. Btewor. A liko color airangement of flowers was carried out at the Stuart home when 100 relatives and intimate friends were at the reception which followed the wedding.

The bride, an exceptionally pit-tty girl, is the daughter of Mtb. Lee Kisson, former resident of this community, but now of Toledo, Ohio. Since her mother moved east Miss Sisson made her home with her grandpaientb, Mr. and Mra. Wilrox of Matthew's hotel, San Mateo.

During the past five yean, the bride has hvefNn this community and she is a graduate of tliu Burlinga'me high school. At tho ceremony she was charming in white net over satin made in simnle girlish stjle and she wore a large white picture hat. Her showur bouquet was of lilies-of-thc- valley and gardenias. Miss Kutln hie Stuart, bridesmaid, was dressed in net over giccti and earned pink loses. Jane Wilcox, niece ot thu bride, was the 1 i lower girl.

She wore white georgette and earned basket of rosebuds. Stunit is a member of the W. E. Stuait family of Occidental I avenue. The i lias resided heru for ycau und during that time has taken un active interest in the social and civic life of the Peninsula.

Fie is a graduate oT thu San Mateo high and is at the present time with the American Glue company in San Francisco. Kobcit Murphy was best man. Among the out-of-town guests at the reception were Mrs. Lee Sisson, mother of the bride, of Toledo, and Mis. GeoiKti Stein, Miss Helen ('urnm, Mr.

and Mrs. James Craig, Mi. and Mis. Euwuid SiiuiiKc, Miss l. Veghtp, Mr.

and Mis, 1 Henry mid family, Mr. und i Evans, Miss Mario Cunningham of Sim Francisco, and others. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart have departed on a wedding tour of several weeks and upon their return will make their home 'in Burlin- I Eastern Star State Leader Honored Here About 300 members and guests in recently, when Lauiel Chapter, Burlingame'Chap- tcr, and Ruth Cha'pter of South San Francisco, order of the Eastern Star, met jointly Burlingame Masonic hall for the official visit of Gladys Fitch Pierce, worthy grand matron of the state of California.

Burlingame Chap- 1 tot was the hostess for the occa- I sion. Among the distinguished were Jane Helwig of San Fjancisco, grand associate conduc- tvesb; Annie Brachc of San Francisco, past grand treasurer; and a i number of other grand officers and the matrons and patrons of chapters of the local district. Officers ol Ruth Chapter in an impicfasive manner, presented Mrs. Pierce with a gift. There were addresses by Mrs.

Tierce and oth- ci and the evening concluded the serving of light refreshments in the banquet hall. (JO SOUTH FOR SONS HI' ST. GKOltGE CONFAB i and Mrs. William Spencer of fill Piixspect Row departed on Saturday for the southern part of the where Spencer will attend llic convention of tho Sons of St. (Jeoigc to convene there this week.

NOW GUESTS AT CASA DEL KEY Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Waggoner and aons of San Mateo arc the trui'sts of the Casa del Rey, Santa HOUSE GUEST -MKS.

A1ABLK GREGSON Mrs. Walter Pike of Sa.nta is the house guest for several days of her sister, Mrs. -Mable (Ircgson of Puloma avenue, Burlingame. The CENTRAL BOOK RADIO STORE ANNOUNCES THE GRAND OPENING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 OF THEIR NEW EMPORIUM 15 ST. THE FUTURE RENDEZVOUS OF PLEASURE FOR THE GIFT SEEKER AND RADIO FAN LOCATED NEXT TO ROCIIEX KOCHEX Orchard" Is Scene of Wedding Fete "Old Orchard" the Atherton home of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter W. Stettheimer was the scene yesterday afternoon of a pretty wedding ceremony when a niece, Miss Ellen Hart, became the bride of Joseph Braqsten. Dr. Louie I.

Newman performed the ceremony at 4 o'clock in the gardens of the home. Hydrangeas and lilies fringed the pools in front of which the wedding took place. The bridal" procession aisle marked by tall urns filled with flowers. Julien Hart, father of the bride, gave her in marriage. Her gown of white satin was embroidered in pearls and He satin train was covered with rose point lace and the lace veil was held in place by a Circlet of orange blossoms.

Attendants were Miss Elizabeth Mack, maid of honpr, and Mrs. Paul Warburg and Mrs. Albert L. Brown, matrons of honor. All were dressed alike in blue lavendar chiffon made with a long drape at the back and the leghorn hats were trimmed with lavendar to mulch the frocks.

Bridesmaids wore shell pink chiffon and the largo hats were trimmed with streamers of ynik. Tbey were Mrs. Paul Wolf, Miss Nell Walter, Mrs. Mary Anne Neustadter, Miss Louise Rosenberg, Miss Doris Weinberger and Miss Gertrude Lederman. Martin Mjtau was best man.

Supper was served on the lawns and the bride's table was covered with a doth of silver and decorated with white flowers. Tables for tho guests were decorated with pink flowers. The biide is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julion llait of San Francisco.

She attended the Castellejo school at Palo Alto and later Mills college. Brandsten is the ton of Mrs. Manfred Bransten. He graduated from Harvard in the class ot 1921 and ie a member of the Argonaut club aim Bcres- iord Country club. AT SANTA oieai Mr.

and Mrs. A. Doughty and family of San Mateo are guests at the El Rio camp, Sanla Ct uz. INLAID FLOOR COMPANY Hardwood r. jr.

GCITAFMUI Aan CQ. RepreMiUUY. 199 Pfc. M. MI8S BOW0NA HENRY GUEST OF HONOR Miss Rowena Henry of Fairficld road, Burlingame, was the recent guest of honor at a party given at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. F. J. Henry, arranged in honor of her birthday anniversary. Bright colored flowers and streamers liEDMKN A WOMEN TO UOLD CONVENTION The Great Council of tho D'epvcc of Pocahontas and the Improve Order of Kedmcn will be held this month at Sacramento when delegates from throughout the eutiio state will attend the sessions of the two orders.

Conventions will gaily decorated tho refreshment) begin with a reception to visiting tables and the games were played delegates on August 20. Delegates in the gardens of tho home, fn-i elected to lepresent Oweene Coun- cludcd in the guest list were An- cil, Degree of Pocahontas include Gates, Patricia Quigley, Dor- Mis. Margaret Scott, Mrs. Ednn othy Eder, Margaret I)e Young, Werner and Mrs. Hose Hollistor, Jean Boyco, Marion Howard, Kath- with alternates, Mrs.

Mary Carlos, crine Tracy, Marjone Ehlied, Vcr-1 Mrs. Uanna Schneider and Mrs. Batchelor, Betsy Jane Bruns, Dorothy Dessin, Jean Campbell, Anne Buckman, Baibara Buckley, Phyllis Bndt, Barbara Uadt, Lois Jlitdi- ell, Betty Mae Hitc, Doris Tuttlc, Audrey Martell, Patricia Martell and Belty Ann Hartley. JOHN WASLEY IN BUSINESS IN L. A.

John Wasley of San Mateo do- pai ted recently for Los Angeles where he has entered the insurance business. MRS. LILLIAN M. HORN IN NEW HOME Mrs. Lillian W.

Horn recently took possession of the ulti active home at 1329 Vancouver avenue, Burlingame. NOW OCCUPY NEW RESIDENCE B. B. Kobertson family, formerly of Cambridge uvciiuc, lias moved to 1520 p'lonbunda avei uu, Builingame. SPEND VACATION AT PARADISE I'AIJK Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Ilatton and family of bticet, have le- turned home from Paradise Paili, near Santa Cruz, where they siinit the vacation period. Times Want Aas bring results.

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