The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

tentatious fashion characteristic of both bride
and groom Miss Margaret Davis was married
this evening to Robert NJ. Hughes. at the resi-
dence of the young mans parents, Mr. and
Mrs d. P Hughes The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. George Stone, rector of the
First Unitarian Church. and was witnessed
by immediate members of the family only
There were no attendants the bride being
gowned in a pretty dove -colored CLOTH tailor
made. with slashlnGs of gray silk. Both color
and style were particularly becoming to the
brides rarely beautiful complexion and the
wealth of Titan hair that shadows her pretty
face like red-gold crown.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes are we'll known
in the musical world, where the bride has won
renown in local circles as pianist of exeep.
barytone voice and has been for some time
bass sooist Of the Unitarian choir. He is of
musical family. being a son of the we'll
brother of Lewellyn Hughes, the violinist
J. D. S6reckeis Western O? Sugar Refinery. His
associates their sent his bride handsome set
of silver.
Mr. Hughes has fitted up charming little
home on Chestnut street. where they will be
at home to their many friends after April 10.
assist the Fabiola ladies at the whist tourney
Monday next by keeping the scores. Among
Miss Phyllis Mather. Miss Helen Chase, Miss
Marian Everson. Miss vina Dyer Miss Alice
Poorman Miss Lou Curdts Miss Eva Curdts
Mrs. Lou Toben. Miss Virginia Noffsinger,
Miss clarisse Lohse.. Miss Lille Reed. Miss
Hoaghton, Miss Carmen Sutton, Miss Isabel
Kendall Miss Lefty Barry. Miss Marian
Walsh, Miss Agnes Arnell. Miss Edna Wilde,
Miss Mae Young, Miss lone Fore. Miss Maud
Pope Miss Bertha Grandjean, Miss Hazel
HGgan Hiss 1 Miss May Hogan gan Miss Mss Claire chs59t
Helen Crane. Miss Ruth Morse, Miss Eva
York; Miss I,. Jean ,i7; Bawden Gift Miss Ann
Dornin, Miss Kitty Kutz Miss Elsie Ever
son. Miss May Coogan Miss Lucretia Burn
ham, Miss Estee Farron, Miss Sarah Worley,
Miss Charlotte Elsee. Miss Estelle Kleeman.
About fifty handsome prizes have been do
nated TO the , cause % among n1 the donors S beng
Yule. Mrs. r. w. Gorrll. Mrs. Whitaker.
Mrs. Hugh Hogan Mrs. Z. NJ. Walsh. Mrs.
Folger, Mrs. Ernest Folger, Mrs Edison Adams,
Mrs c. f. Palmer Mrs. Oscar Luning Mrs.
j. w. Nelson Mrs It. L. Barker Gump & Co..
r. w Edwards Mrs. Gordon stoIp. Mrs F.
Easterbrook. Mrs. w n. Kleeman. white
House (San Francisco, Mrs. ]. r. Burnhsm.
William Morris Mrs. w. w. Standeford Mrs
Q. A. Chase, Mrs. l. Requa Mrs. George
Dornin. Mrs Carlton Crane and Mrs. William
Gift.
Mrs. Chabot and Mrs Gorril will preside
at the door Monday night and Mrs. standeford
will be hall director
Miss Mae Sadler of Alameda is planning a
trip to Europe in company with her grand
mother Mrs. Sadler. and will leave for New
York next Tuesday. Her stay across .he
pond will be extended indefinitely.
Miss Sadler has been the motif for several !
bon voyage affairs, including two charming
military luncheons this week. given by
Mrs Luke at the San Marco in San Francisco
last Monday and the other at the Preside yes |
terday at the home of Mrs. Henry Art
Miss Sader expects to sail from New York |
on April 27 on the steamship Majestic.
Mrs. Frederick p Cutting was the hostess
at luncheon to-day at her home on Har-
rison street in honor of her guest Miss Alice |
Raymond Of Boston. who is spending few
days in Oakland. The table was tastefuIly
decorated with daffodils and freezias and
dainty water color sketches of the same How
ers adorned the place cards.
Covers were laid for Miss Raymond Miss
Jane Rawlings. Miss Mary Barker. Mrs. Wal
ter Hughes Henry. Mrs. Lillian Brown Everts
Miss Maria Cutting. Miss Caroline Little and |
Mrs. Cutting.
guests of honor at an Easter breakfast given |
by Mrs. Dunning at the Hotel Touraine last ]
Sunday. Both gentlemen have boarded with
Mrs. Dunning for several years and as DR. |
Morey was the eve of his marriage and |
Mr. Lackey will become a benedict the lat
ter part Of this month the genial landlady |
have enjoyed their meals at the same board
for many years. The pretty dining room OF |
the Touraine was elaborately decorated with !
white iris and wild mustard blossoms and l
delicious menu was served. Covers We're laid /
for the two honored guests and Mrs de Cora
Mrs. Ward. Miss Emma Roberts. Miss EffIe |
Price. Mr.. Deich Herbert whitton Miss
Alexina Dunning. Seth Talcott. Thomas War
rem. Mrs. s. N. Carver and the hostess
Tueday evening Mrs. Kleeman AMI MI.
Estelle kleeman entertained a few friends at
dinner. The table was prettily decorated with
guests names We're written on Easter eggs
After dinner. music and cards were enioved
AT the dinner were Mrs. Washington Marion