The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09


Of Senator Frank French. became
the bride of George Campini. The cere-
mony was performed at 10 o'clock by Rev
Father Connolly.
The guests numbered but fifty. Sena-
tor French gave his daughter into the
keeping Of the groom. but there were no
other attendants. The bride, a pretty
brunette, was a picture in her gown Of
cream etamine over taffeta. with elabor-
ate trimming Of velvet bands, lace medal
lions and French knots She wore no
veil but instead, a simple rose in her
hair and carried a bouquet Of delicate
tea roses.
There was no reception, as Mr.. and
Mrs. Campini left Immediately for South
ern California. After brief honeymoon
the young couple will reside in this city.
where the groom is engaged in the cleo
-trical business.
Miss Florence ]. Porter and John w.
Rogers were the principals in a pretty
home wedding yesterday noon, witnessed
by the relatives Of both families, twenty
FIVE in number. The nuptials took place
at the home Of the bride, 123 Haight
street, Rev. DR. Z. r. Ollie of Oakland
! officiating.
The bride is the charming and accom-
4
! Porter and the groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. James s. Rogers of this city
and a prominent city official, appointed
some time ago president of the Civil Ser
vice Commission
The bride was charmingly gowned in
/ champagne colOred crepe de chine and
carried a bouquet Of Bride roses. She
was attended by Miss Elsie Irving, maid
Of honor Charles H. Rogers, brother Of
! N+1,,
mother was becomingly gowned in black
silk.
Many beautiful and costly presents were
/ received by the popular couple. After a
; wedding breakfast Mr. and Mrs Rogers
/ departed for Del Monte. Santa Cruz and
/ other points, where they vii spend two
J weeks of their honeymoon. Upon their
return to this city the couple Will reside
for time at the home Of the brides
mother.
Mr. Rogers was rendered an elaborate
banquet on Sunday evening by a number
of his friends at a down town restaurant
, 1t was the scene Of congratulations and
speechmaking. Those present were: J.
W Rogers, A. Ruef, c. W. Ellis, H. J.
Alexander, Edward Baxter, c. H. J. Tru-
man, Samuel Egan, c. W. Baker J. Bar
Der. Captain Taylor Hugh W. Fraser. J
A Plymire, Judge A. Wheeler. Frank NJ.
Stevens. Charles Weldon, Henry L. Mar
tin, James T. Kenney, George L. Groves,
Edward T. Duredon and F. H. Dakin.
Miss Suzanne BIanding was hostess at
informal tea yesterday afternoon at
her home, where cordial hospitality was
extended to pleasant party of friends.
The regular Tuesday night hop at the
! Preside Club was "A very pleasant affair
and informal dancing was enjoyed until
shortly before midnight. The officers Of
the Seventh and their wives were the
I center Of much interest and heard on all
sides expressions of deep regret that they
were about to depart for Manila.
The California State Floral Society will
/ hold complimentary dahlia show next
/ Friday, September II, at Elks' Hall, 235
/ Sutter street The hours will be from IL
TO 5 p. m, when there will doubtless be
a large and fashionable attendance, as
I many prominent people are interested IN
the success of the affair.
The Mills Club will hold its first
meeting Of the season next Tuesday az
/ ternoon at the Sorosis Club rooms on Cal
4 ifornia street
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur Jr. is staying
at Fort Mason during the absence or
1 General and Mrs. Macarthur.
Mrs. A. 3. Johnston and Miss Johnston
have returned to their home at Vancou-
yer barracks after few weeks visit
among friends in this city.
DR.. Harry S. Kierstedt. United States
army. has recovered from his illness and
resumed his duties at Fort MiIey.
The George d. Toys and Miss Mabel
Toy have returned from San Rafael and
taken a house on Vallejo street for the
winter.
Mr and Mrs. Byron Mauzy and fam
lily. accompanied by Miss Mauzy, Miss
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Batkln and
Miss Batkin, are at Del Monte for a few
days
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Nathan of 1917 Van
Ness avenue have given up their home
and are now at Tahoe Tavern. Lake Ia