The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
~* THE SMART SET ~s.
BY Sally Sharp.

The prettiest wedding OF Eastertids
was that at noon yesterday OF Miss
Isabel Kittle and Benjamin Dibblee.
No fairsr setting could have been pre-
pared for bride than the fiowery mass
that greeted her approach In the little
Ross Valley Episcopal Church Every
heavily scented blossom-rose. snow !
ball. hly-nodded it's beauty. gracefully
mingling petals with strings OF green,
fern and vine.
The bride, In softest white chiffon
and old lace. was attended by Miss
Luddington Of New York. Miss Natalie
Coffin. Miss Emily Carolan and Miss
Frances Allen They were all gowned
in white and carried lilies OF the val
ley. Mr.. Dibblee was served by Mr..
Cutting Of New York, having for ush-
ers Harrison Dfbblee. Albert Dibblee.
John Kittle, Mr. Cochran. Though the
little chapel was filed with witnesses,
all were nevertheless relatives, for the
! family connection is wide. and other
guests were precluded at the ceremony.
which was performed by Right Rev
erend Bishop Nichols.
A wedding breakfast followed at the
Kittle place. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Dibblee left for Southern California |
They VIII reside in Ross Valley for the :
summer.
The Papyrus Club held a reception
yesterday afternoon IN honor OF Mrs. /
John Birmingham, who Is receiving
many honors since her return from
abroad. The club offered a very in
teresting programme which had been
arranged for the occasion by Nine /
Emilia ToJettf. The usual fund Of wit |
and humor disclosed many amusing in !
cidents and made the story telling
period very merry. Mrs. J. w. Orr
read an original story that was thor
oughly interesting from beginning TO I
end. Two songs by Miss Florence !
Darby. with Mrs. Millbury at the piano,
were well received. The musical pro-
gramme closed with songs by Nine (
Tojetti. who sang Nevin. Tosti and
Saint saens compositions
The post hall at Angel Island will
be a bright scene tonight. with many
guests from the neighboring military
posts and San Francisco. The occa- /
sion Is one Of honor TO Mrs. GIrard
and Mrs. Saga card party given by
Captain and Mrs. Arthur B Kerwin.
The Saturday evening Cotiflon Club
will give its last dance for the season ]
this evening IN Cotillon Hall on Polk :
street The membership consists OF
the younger set and the dances have 8
always been held on Saturday even
ing. closing at midnight. The final (
one. however. is given tonight that !
the enthusiastic maids and lads may
extend their pleasures into a later
hour. Next season this junior club
will have grown into the dignity of a
full fedged assembly. Then hours
consistent with advanced age may be
permanently adhered to. The pat
ronesses are Mrs. George A. Moore.
Mrs. Ira RedfeId Baker. Mrs. James
p. Langhorne, Mrs. George Ashton.
Mrs. Louis s. MonteagIe.
Mrs John Edward Medau. who has
recently moved into her pretty new
home on Cherry street. will open her
doors to-day TO many guests who are
hidden to a tea
Mrs. Walter Scott Hale win be host
ess at tea to-day at her home on
Washington street. This is the first en-
tertaining Mrs. Haze has done since
her marriage. The hours are from
to 5.
Mrs. Harry Rice Mann win enter
tain to-day at large euchre party at
the st. Francis.
Mrs. Ira Pierce is one OF to-days
bridge hostesses at her home on Jack
son street.
The local branch of the Council OF
Women holds its club jinks to-day.
The prominent clubs Of both sides Of
the bay will take part and an at /
tractive programme viii be given.