The San Francisco call., 1903-12-24
PRETTY BUD is PRESENTED
AT AN INFORMAL RECEPTION
Miss Carrye A. Bacon Makes Her Debut Into
Society, Many Friends Gathering at Her Moth
er's Home on Van Ness to Congratulate Her

A pleasant informal reception was
given last evening by Mrs. NJ. ]. Ba-
con at her home, 629 Van Ness avenue,
for the purpose OF presenting her
daughter. Miss Carrye A Bacon. The
reception hours were from to IL, dur
ing which time fifty friends were hos
pitably entertained. The rooms were
made specially artistic with clusters of
golden chryssnthemums and Christmas
berries, interspersed with foliage Miss
Bacon is Just IS and has a very at
tractive personality. she was educated
at St Vincent's Convent and has many
devoted friends among the younger set.
Mrs Bacon and her daughter were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. S. Shaben,
Miss Hayes and Miss Jones.
John J. Greeley, assistant District At
tOrney Of .the city and county Of san
Francisco. was married yesterday aft
ernoon at St Patrick's Cathedral TO
Miss Ruby WoOdman OF this city. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father CollOpy in the presence Of
ffty-five invited guests.
The bride was charmingly gowned in
white satin. She wore lace veil and
a wreath Of Grange blossoms and car
ried q bouquet OF lilies Of the valley.
The bridesmaid was Miss Catherine
AIcDermott and the groom was attend
ed by DR.. B. J. AIogan. brother Of Po-
lice Judge MOgan.
After the wedding ceremony a break
fast was served at a downtown restau-
rant. AT which all the guests who had
witnessed the wedding were present
The bride and groom left On an even
ing train for a honeymoon trip to Los
Angeles and viii return TO this city
early n the New Year and viii take
up their residence in q coy fat in the
Western Addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greeley were the re-
cipients Of numerous gifts from their
many friends and attaches Of the Of
fee II which the groom is a valued
assistant.
William A. Anderson, District Attor-
ney Of Yolo County. who resides at
Woodland. was married yesterday aft
ernoon at the Grand Hotel in this city
by Superior Judge Kerrigan TO Miss
Ella Armstrong Of Woodland The
bridal party enjoyed a luncheon, and
then Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left for a
wedding trip through the southern part
Of the state On their return they viii
reside az Woodland
Mrs. Henry Breeder gave a pretty
luncheon Yesterday at the University
club. The decorations were Quite in
keeping with the yuletide, consisting Of
Christmas berries. holly leaves and red I
shaded candeIabra. The guests were 4
Mrs. Morton Gibbons. Mrs. Jules Brett, I
Mrs. John Rodgers Clark, Miss Jennie I
Blair. Miss kathryn Dillon, Miss Etnei 1
Cooper. Miss Suzanne Blanding, Miss
Charlotte ElIinwOod. Miss Edith Pills
bury. Miss Grace Buckley, Miss Gene
We've King and Miss Mabel Toy.
There viii be a wedding this evening
at the residence OF Mrs. Laura c Col
tor. AT 1Ts1 Green street, when her
cranddaughter. Miss Evelyn Hackett.
will become the bride Of DR.. Willard
:. Beach.
An ENJOYABLE and exclusive ball was
given AT the Palace last evening by .
AIr. and Mrs. Leon Guggenheim in hon
or Of their daughter, Miss Florence
N. A &c Laveaga was host at
jolly dinner at the Palace Hotel on
Tuesday evening. comp plimentary TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew WeIch, who were
recently the principals at a beautiful
and elaborate wedding at St. Mary 5
Cathedral Those who enjoyed Nj. de
Laveaga's hospitality were Miss Poor
man. Miss Cebrian, Miss Alice Butler,
Miss ZeIIa Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis WeIch, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew T.
Welch, Mrs. J. V. de Laveaga, Edward
Cebrian, B. c. Carroll, Edward / de
and Samuel POornlan Jr-