The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21
Miss Tillman Is to Wed.

The only one of the fall brides who
has thus far declared herself who has
chosen a civilian is Miss Josephine
Tillman, who will marry ]. Maitland
Cline, the clever young Canadian who
has made such a success in the few
years Of his residence here, both in the
social and the business world. Miss
Tillman is charming girl, clever and
with host of friends. She has tray
eled abroad extensively and a delight
full trip has been chosen by Mr.. Cline
and herself for their honeymoon. They
are to be married within the first two
weeks of December and will leave inn
mediately for New York, going thence
directly to Naples and to tour the
Mediterranean. Miss Tillman's plans
are for quiet wedding, but whether
it is to be a home affair has not yet
been announced.
Every Friday night there is an in
formal hop at the Preside of Monterey,
at which are many visitors from Del
Monte and Pacific Grove. One of the
popular men last Friday was Midship
man Charles G. Davy, a recent grad
uate of Annapolis. He is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. P. Pryor at the Grove, and
is daily expecting assignment to the
Pacific squadron.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Davidson are
spending the first days of their honey
moon at Del Monte. Their wedding was
one of the society events Of Oakland
last week. Mrs. Davidson was Miss
Mabel Lillian Dow, and DIR. Davidson
formerly was United States Consul to
Shanghai, China. He has now many
real estate and lumber interests in
British Columbia and Canada. After a
short stay at Del Monte, the happy
couple go to their new home in Winni-
peg, Manitoba.
Mrs. A. H. Payson of San Mateo, with
her maid and chauffeur, has started on
a tour of California in her our-cylin-
der auto car. She will be at Del Mon
te week and then go southwark. AT
different points Captain Payson will
join her for weekend visits. The trip
will be leisurely one, as Mrs. Payson
does not want to be hurried in her
sight seeing.
A beautiful portrait is shown today
OF Miss Martha Lee. who is TO become
the bride of John H Speck late next
month at Calvary Presbyterian Church.
The bride-elect is a charmingly pretty
girl with beautiful brown eyes and
waving hair of the same hue, one OF
her greatest charms, however, being
ner sweet expression. She Is bril-
liant young woman, clever and cul-
tured. She is a very accomplished mu-
sician and is we'll known among the
musical folks of the city. She has also
taken great interest in charitable af-
fairs and is leading worker in church
interests as well. She is the daughter
of Mrs. Martha Lee and has lived in
San Francisco since childhood Her
wedding will be one of the events of
considerable size. it is said, as a great
many invitations are to be issued.
An attractive photograph appears to-
day of pretty Miss Louise Tillman, who
is one of the well-known and popular
society maids of the city She is a
clever girl. who has travelled consider
ably in Europe, she and her mother
and sister, Miss Josephine Tillman,
having returned last year from a
lengthy Stay abroad Tney entertain
a great deal in an informal way at
their attractive home on Van Ness ave-
nue., their affairs being always delight
full.
The Outsider.
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