The San Francisco call., 1904-07-21
FOREST FERNS
FORM BOWER
FOR WEDDING
By Sally Sharp.

Miss Eleanor Warner, the winsome
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Alexander
Warner, last night became the bride
Of Stuart Rawlings, who had four-
neyed from Mexico early in the month
10 wed the dainty maid.
In nook Of forest fernery the vows
were pledged, the Rev. DR.. Hemphir
Of Calvary Presbyterian Church read
ing the service On the arm of her
father the bride entered the drawing
room an exquisite picture of youthful
beauty Her gown was of point lace
ntted well TO her svelte figure. and fall
ing about IL was a fuli lace veil. held
In her hair by half wreath of orange
blossoms Her bridal bouquet was of
lilies Of the valley.
Attending her was the maid of hon
or, Miss Helen May Davis, i'm a. dainty
irock Of white chiffon, embroidered in
marguerites and bearing bouquet of
ferns, and Miss Alysse Warner and
Miss Jane Rawlings as bridesmaids.
TWO pretty maidens. wearing fetching
frocks Of white liberty satin and lace
and carrying bouquets of marguerites
The groom, who for some unfath-
omable reason is never permitted the
support OF more than one attendant,
hao Moulton Warner by his side. The
ushers were four handsome chaps,
Lloyd Baldwin. Sidney Pringle, Isaac
Upham and William Smith
The bride was given into the keep
ing Of the groom by her father. which
gift meant much 10 him and TO the
devoted mother, who, in the giving,
knew fun well that soon many miles
must part them. as the young people
go 10 Mexico to make their home
nest.
After the reception, at which many
smart gowns were seen, the happy
pair left for Seattle, where they will
take passage for Alaska, returning on
the Spokane in three weeks
After a short visit with the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlings Will
Depart for the southern republic.
where the groom is interested in the
san Luis mine IN Sinaloa. The min
Ing regions Of Mexico are not exactly
aluring settings for ordinary honey
moons, but are ideal spots for such as
these, where each viii be all unto the
other.
Pretty Leta Robin Gallatin engaged,
Now, that's news. And the lucky chap2
Dr. Willis P. Harvey.
Miss Gallatin. with Mr. and Mrs. Al
hert Gallatin, left san Francisco in the
spring for Paris, where the maiden
seemed at the time 10 have serious
intentions Of cultivating her voice. But
love does upset plans in strange fash
ion-eVen more pOnderous plans than
these.
Miss Gallatin is the younger. sister of
Mrs. Frank Powers and Of Mrs. Henry
Thompson Seton. and is great beauty.
The wedding date has not been set.
Cupid seems TO have singled out the
Graham family as a specially fit field
of activity. Following close upon the
heels Of Miss Meta Graham's engage
ment TO Lieutenant Lewis w. Cass of
the Thirteenth Cavalry comes the an
nouncement of the engagement of Lieu
tenant William Graham, l.. s A. 10
Miss Hobart in Manila.
To-day Lieutenant Beverly c. DAILY
Of the Thirteenth Infantry will wed
Miss Frances Grow, a pretty Berkeley
maid The service viii be celebrated at
the Church Of the Advent, East oak
land
The officers Club at the Preside was
the scene Of much good fellowship last
night, when the officers Ct many regf-
ments held a smoker-and a right jolly
smoker too. Inasmuch as maneuvers
IN the field VIII disrupt the bonds of
compsnicnship at the club for a time.
the little smoking bee was a famous
success.