The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12
The Smart Set

Another of the enjoyable Gayety
Club dances took place at the Palace
Hotel last night--the second one OF the
season-Miss Frances Howard of San
Mateo being the hostess. There was
a merry gathering of the members of
the club and their guests who were
indeed 10th to depart when the closing
hour came. Miss Howard dispensed
charming hospitality and left nothing
undone for the pleasure of the guests.
Among the guests Of the members were
Miss Kate Brigham. Miss Dorothy An
derson of Mare Island. Miss Jennie
Croker, Miss Claire Nichols, Miss Isa-
bel Dick Miss Sara Coffin, Miss Char
lotte Wilson, Miss Katrina Page Brown
and Miss Josephine Brown The menu
bers Of the club, most of whom were
present were: Miss Olga Atherton,
Miss Edith Berry. Miss Natalie Coffin.
Miss Helen Chesebrough, Miss Lucy
Gwin Coleman. Miss Annie Brewer. Miss
Frances Howard, Miss Mary Lang
horne. Miss Lou Foster. Miss Gertrude
Josselyn, Miss Emily Wilson, Miss
Christine Pomeroy, Miss Elsie Tallant.
Miss Abby Parrot. Miss Marie Chris
tine de Guigne. Miss Mary Keeney,
Miss Marguerite Barron and Miss Ger
trude Ballard. Among the men who
were invited last night were: Arthur
Chesebrough, Eyre Pinckard. Edward
man Livermore. Germaine Vincent,
John Carrigan. DIR. Tracy Russell.
Percy King. Joseph King, DuVal
Moore, Leigh Sypher, Lloyd Baldwin,
John NJ. Young. William Hough, Gerald
Rathbone. Stuart Lowery. Naval Con-
structor R. D. Gatewood, u s. ~,
Wharton Thurston, Richard Girvin.
Sidney Salisbury. George Cadwalader
and Wherefore Williams.
The wedding of Miss Josephine Till
man and c. Maitland Cline was cele-
brated at noon yesterday at the Till
man home on Van Ness avenue, the
Church officiating. Owing to a recent
bereavement in Mr.. Cline's family only
the members of the two families were
present and the wedding was informal,
there being no attendants Of either
bride or groom. Miss Tillman wore
handsome going-away gown Of green
velvet with a dainty blouse of white
lace, and a black Gainsborough hat.
Her bouquet was of orchids Those
present were: The brides mother. Mrs.
Frank Tillman; her sister. Mrs. Tenner
Briggs of Victoria, and Miss Louise Till
man; her brothers, DR.. Frank Tillman
and DR.. Tilton Tillman; Tillman Briggs
and the bridegroom's brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Cline
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Schenck, daughter of the late Lieuten-
ant Colonel A D. Schenck, Artillery
Corps, u S. A, and Captain Charles c.
Smith. Twentieth Infantry. y. S. A,
will be celebrated this evening at $3.50
o'clock at the home of the brides
brother-in-law and sister. Captain Will
liam c. Davis, Artillery Corps. u s. A..
and Mrs. Davis. The Rev DR.. Wood will
officiate Miss Edith Brown. daugh-
ter of Major Brown, U. S. A., will be
maid of honor and Lieutenant John S.
McCleery, Twentieth Infantry. U. s A.
will be best man The bride will be
given away by her brother, Alexander
F. Schenck. After a wedding journey
in Southern California. Captain Smith
and his bride will make their home at
the Preside of Monterey, where they
will return about January l.
Today is the wedding day of Miss
Janet watkins and Harry Dimond. and
| their marriage will take place at IL
o'clock at ST. Stephens Church on Full
ton street. near Fillmore, the Rev. Cecil
Marrack officiating. The bride will be
unattended. Louis Sloss will be best
man. After the wedding breakfast at
| the home of the brides mother on
Scott street Mr.. Dimond and his bride
will go on a wedding journey and on
their return will live here
Miss Anita wieland and DIR. Reuben
Hale will be married today at the
Swedenborgian Church on Lyon street.
the Rev. Joseph Wooster officiating.
There will be only several friends and
relatives present Miss Dorothea Vie
land, the brides cousin. will be maid
of honor, and John NJ. Lewis will be
best man. After a wedding journey
DR.. Hale and his bride will make their
home in Mill Valley
James de Witt Dougherty. who re-
turned about two weeks ago from the
country place near Pleasanton. Among
those who enjoyed Mr.. Dougherty's
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Dougherty. Miss Ynez Estudillo. Miss
Elsie Marwedel. Miss Ray WeIln1an.
Louis Dougherty. Lawrence Gallagher
and Mr. Kirkpatrick
Mrs Kate Ritter, who has been Wis
iting her sister. Miss Crockett in Fruit
vale for several months past, left last
week for Sacramento to visit her
daughter. Mrs James Gamble.
Miss May Merry. who has been in
California for nearly year past. ex-
poets to leave on Saturday next for her
home in San Jose, Costa Rica, where
she will spend the winter. Captain
Merry and Miss Blanche Merry went to
Costa Rica in August. and Miss Merry
will remain with Lieutenant and Mrs.
Samuel Bryant at Vallejo until spring.
Miss Merry has been at the latter
and will make but a brief stay here
before her departure
An out-of-town society event Of the