The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04
THE SMART SET
BY SALLY SHARP

daughter of Bishop Sidney Catlin Part
ridge OF KiotO, Japan. and George b.
I Chapin was very quietly celebrated at
noon yesterday in ST. Luke's Church.
The wedding is an affair of interest to
society. despite the fact that it lacked
all ostentation and included only relatives
and close friends as Witnesses
The bride. gowned in silk and Chiffon,
was given into the groom's keeping by
Mrs. John Simpson, with whom the bride
has spent a great deal OF time. She
was attended by Miss Amalia simpson
The groom was served by his brother.
Charles Chaplin, the Kew Cech NAdl'a-N
reading the marriage service.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at The
hcme OF Mrs. Simpson on vallejo street.
the happy gathering Offering toasts and
good wishes TO the young people
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin are en- route Tor
Southern California TO spend Few wees,
after which Mill Valley VIII oe theie
home, where a pretty new house awaits
them.
Harvey Worthington Loonnis and Ed
win Star Belknap of New York. VINO are
visitors in San Francisco. were among the
guests at the Sequoia Club wednesday
evening who added TO the artlsuc enter
tainment.
Mr.. LOOMS is the well-known COM
poser of Indian music. Mr. Belknap being
the clever pantomimist.
The reception in honor of Mr. and
Mrs HoIbrook Blinn was a delignt1ul
affair, the concourse being much larger
than any during the summer, with
many features OF artistic merit; MS
Blinn giving a fine reading, while Mr'
and Mrs. Walter c. Campbell sang IN
charming fashion
Colonel and Mrs. Charles H. BlinnS
who are to give reception next IueS-
day evening in honor Of Mr.. ana MrA
HoIbrook Blinn, will be assisted IN re-
ceiving by Mrs. Walter Scott Hale MIS-
Henry Haight. Mrs. William Ede' Mrs
Burr Eastwood, Mrs. Holbrook B4lnh
and Miss Maude Benson
Mr.. and Mrs. Blinn will leave San
Francisco August IA for New York.
sailing a few days later for London.
Mrs John Metcalf with her daughter
Miss Edith Metcalf, LETT last evening
for New York.
Miss Edith will soon sail for Europe.
where she will spend some time in the
cultivation of her voice, and IL is pos
sibIe that Mrs. Metcalf will accompany
her.
Dr. j. Wilson Shiels is contemplating
a tour Of European hospitals. intending
to start the last of August
Mrs. ]. Wilson Shiels, her two babies
and nurse, returned Wednesday from
Rowardennan, where she has spent
several weeks.
Mrs Fernando Pfingst, who returned
last Monday from Tahiti, is at Brook
dale near Ben Lomond, with her two
small nephews.
Brookdale provides excellent hshing,
in which Mrs. Phngst is taking much
enjoyment
Mrs. Gaillard Stoney. who has been
making trip through the high Sier-
ras for the last three weeks. will re-
turn to San Francisco next week
Mrs. Beatrice Fife is in town for a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Law
renee Foster. on California street.
Mrs. George A. Boyer, who has been
the guest of Judge and Mrs. Henshaw
at Fair Oaks. is at home again
Miss Gertrude Shelton and Charles E.
Bundschu were married last evening at
o'clock in the SwedenbOrgian church.
this service also being witnessed only by
the relatives and intimates.
The bride, who Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Shelton of Petaluma, has
many friends in this city. where she has
passed the last few years
Simplicity Of detail characterized the
wedding, only the plainest decoration OF
flowers being arranged about the altar.
In a gown of white samite, the bride
was a winsome picture. a long lace veil
completing her costume. Miss Alma
Bundschu, as maid of honor, wore white
point d'esprit. Walter Bundschu stood as
best man to his brother.
After the reading of the service by the
Rev. Joseph Worcester, the bridal party,
with the two families only, drove TO tha
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles BundschU
on Chestnut street, where a wedding sup
per was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Bundschu are making q
short wedding trip and upon returning
to this city will make their home on
Union street. near Van Ness avenue.