The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
THE SMART SET
BY Sally Sharp

Many pilgrimages toward Hymen's al
tar will be made this day-outnumbering
any other date OF this most favored
month for brides
st. Dunstan's will see the nuptials Of
Miss Belle Harmes and DIR. Alanson
weeks tonight at g. Ostentation is ex-
empt. severe simplicity reigning instead
OF similar plan is to be the wedding OF
Miss Anna T. Munro and Redick Mckee
Duperu, taking place in Calvary Pres
byterian Church.
Miss Paula Well. daughter OF Leopold
Well. will wed with Henry Jacobs at the
St. Francis at $50. while another church
wedding Is to be that Of Miss Clara
Keogh and William n Thompson, at ST.
Dominfck's.
ST. Stephens pretty little edif1ce. on
Fulton street. will witness the marriage
service between Miss Corneiia NJ Curtis
and Or. Calvin William Knowles, several
attendants to serve
brilliant nuptial event this evening
viii be the wedding ceremony between
Miss Guadaloupe Rivas and M Earl
Cummings, the sculptor, both OF whom
are well known, and the brides homo. on
Octavia street, win be filed with guests
The beauty OF the bride Is notable while
the cIeverness Of the groom In his chosen
art has brought him into prominence.
Officiating will be Rev. Father santan-
dal party will present q striking picture
the brides gown. itself. truly thing OF
beauty, being OF richest Irish point over
heavy silk Mrs. Harry Sullivan. who
was Kate Ivancovich, viii be matror OF
honor. wearing pink chiffon and SILK
Percy Pettigrew serves the groom.
The wedding Of Miss Julia Andruss
and Nelson Shaw takes place at o'clock
to-day at the home Of the bride in Berke-
ley. Mr. Shaw's plans for longer stay
In San Francisco have been changed. so
the wedding has been hastened- Only
relatives and close friends VIII attend
the ceremony.
Hazel Mount" the home Of Mrs.
Charles H Hamilton. was the scene OF
a wedding last evening, when Miss Linda
Hamilton and Charles Wright exchanged
nuptial vows Not more than sixty
guests were present. though all the de-
tails Of ceremony were attended BY dam
tiness and beauty. The bride. her ma
tron of honor Mrs. Winslow Beedy, and
her maid Of honor. Miss Minerva Hanil-
ton, were all gowned in white, the at
tendants carrying bouquets OF pink Her
bert Sutton served as best man, with J.
Crosby Beedy and Revaud Blanchard
little Lester Kilgarif and little CASTOR
Ashe ribbon bearers. The grounds, hung
impressive spectacle than did the house.
with it's brilliant adornment of flowers
and dozens of candles shedding their
glow over hues Of pink and green. ex-
quisite ferns being used In quantity.
The service, read by Rev. Mr.. Maxwell
of Christ Church, was followed by an IN
formal reception Mr.. and Mrs Wright
will live near Russian Hill after re-
turning from a wedding journey, which
is TO last a month
The wedding Of Miss Julia Wilhelmina
Cochran and George Frederick Keil took
place at o'clock last evening in st.
Johns Episcopal Church.
The hospitality of the Draper home has
become famous and furthermore. with the
advance of summer and closing Of town
houses, this same open door will con-
tinue. The beautiful country home.
ssBuckhorn Lodge OF Colonel and Mrs.
Draper In Oregon. viii be filled with the
jolliest sort OF a house party all through
the outdoor season Miss Elsa and Miss
Dorothy have been away for several
weeks. This week their parents will join
them and sooner or later young people
from San Francisco and Oakland viii con-
gregate at the Lodge.
Among the visitors will be Miss Elsie
Sperry. Miss Gertrude Russell OF Oakland.
the Misses Ertz and Mrs. Pratt With the
latter. Miss Elsa and Miss Dorothy are
a trip to the Orient later
in the year.
Guests are also expected within
month from New York, so that little
surcease from gayety may be expected in
the Draper household. and several are to
accompany Colonel and Mrs, Draper to
the fair at Portland.
Miss Carlotta Steiner. the hnacee OF
Charles Crocker. is visiting with her par
ents at Catalina They will remain un-
til a few days before the wedding. go
ing to Del Monte. The wedding win take
place on June q at Monterey.
Mrs Pedar Bruguiere Is visiting In Los
Angeles.
Mrs George Lyman Colburn and Miss
MAY Colburn will leave on the 18th OF
this month for Mil Valley to spend part
Of the summer. The Abbey Is a delight
full spot, testified by the ntrle colony OF
San Franciscans and Oaklanders who
nave gathered for an outing Among
them are: Mrs. George Beardsley and
he Ferdinand Stephensons- Mrs Col
burn. with her daughter. viii remain IN
he valley for about three weeks, going
.hen to other points OF interest.
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