The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-03
TWO FAIR MAIDS
ARE TO BECOME
BRIDES TO-DAY
By Sally Sharp.

Miss Mary O'Sullivan, daughter OF
the late c. D. O'Sullivan, will to-day
become the bride of oscar Sutro. The
ceremony viii be quietly performed at
the residence Of Archbishop Riordan,
on Eddy street, only relatives of the
bride and groom having been hidden to
attend The bride, a young woman of
striking appearance and personality,
viii be attended by her sister. Miss
Nellie OSulliVan, also a handsome
maid. Mr.. SutrO will be attended by his
brother, Alfred Sutro.
= The O'SulliVans are we'll known 10 the
older families of San Francisco, the
head Of the house having acquired d
large fortune during the days of the
citys development. The bride, who is
the youngest member Of the family. re-
ceived splendid educational advantages
both here and abroad and is considered
a very clever young woman.
The Sutro family is also we'll known.
socially and financially, the groom hav-
ing won distinction in the practice of
law.
The young people will make their
home at 2509 Broadway, which will be
ready for their reception on their re-
turn from their nuptial trip.
Another bride Will plight her troth
to-day-Aiss Camille Martin. Miss
Martin viii become the bride of Will
liam Palmer Horn at the residence OF
her mother, GIG Geary street, at the
hour Of 3 o'clock. Miss Martin is a
pretty maid and ought TO make stun
ming bride.
Nj and Mrs. Frank W. Marston, who
left the city several months ago for a
tour Of the world, were in Carlsbad,
Austria. in the latter part of July. They
planned TO remain there for six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Troy are
spending their honeymoon at the Pot
ter, Santa Barbara.
The Sperrys-Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Sperry. Mrs Austin Sperry and Miss
Beda Sperry-tripped blithely up the
MaripOsa's gangDlank on Monday after
an ideal journey 10 Tahiti for the jubi-
lation on the 14th of July.
On TO Camp Atascadero! Not only is
this the cry of the soldier folk. but of
their femininity. Not exactly do the
ladies go right into the camp-they es-
tablish headquarters within ten miles
Of it--at Paso Robes. And quite near
enough for fun.
Autos will make the ten-mile run
every half hour, over oiled roads. and
land the fair visitors right on the field
/ Of the biggest military camp ever seen
in the West.
Mrs. Macarthur will accompany
/ General Macarthur to the field of ac-
! ton. as well as many other army ma
irons and maids.
Already many have engaged rooms
at Hotel Paso Robes. among them
4 being Captain John H. Parker, Captain
! c. F Andrews, Captain w. E. Gilmore
/ r. II. Chandler and family. San Fran
( cisco; Charles F. Hoffman and wife
! Oakland; J. H Willard, san Francisco;
+ George Fl. Evans and wife, San Fran
/ cisco: T. W. Grimm and wife, San
/ Francisco; C. NJ. Boyd and wife, San
/ Francisco, w P Nelson and wife
/ Pasadena: Mrs. W. H. Garretson, Be
nicia; Miss Garretson. Miss NJ. P. Free
man. J J. Tobin, San Francisco; Mrs.
Ruth Burritt. Pasadena; Thomas God
win, san Francisco; I. II. Wallace, Los
Angeles; Fred G. Plummer, Washing
4 ton, D. c.: John Twiggs, San Francis
/ co: Miss F. T. Low, San Francisco;
/ Miss Ella Morgan, San Francisco; Mrs.