The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29
The Smart Set

H ESPITE the inclement weather.
the marriage yesterday afternoon
y of Miss Mary Mariner and Lieu
tenant Wallace Bertholf, U. s NJ.
which was celebrated at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mariner, on Bowditch street and
Dwight way, Berkeley. was one of the
most charming events of the winter.
The interior OF the pretty Mariner
home is artistically attractive and lent
itself we'll to the simple but effective
decorations chosen for the occasion
The ceremony took place in the draw
ing-room before the high mantel,
banked with tall ferns, clusters of the
brilliant hued foliage of Oregon grape
and exquisite pale pink Bridesmaid
roses. From the chandelier to the man
tel were festoons of pale pink tulle,
which was used elsewhere also. The
same scheme Of decoration prevailed in
the dining-room, where greenage and
the pink roses were used. In the hall,
however. were red berries, emerald
hued foliage and flags. The service was
performed at $3.50 O'Clock by the Rev.
John Howland Lathrop of the Uni
tartan church of Berkeley
Miss Mariner, who Is tall, graceful
was an exceptionally attractive bride.
Her gown was an exquisite costume of
white lace, made over white silk and
chiffon, and with a high shirred girdle.
producing a princess effect which was
most becoming. The transparent yoke
was of the lace. and little jacket of
the lace, trimmed with ruchings of
chiffon and touches of soft white satin
ribbon in dainty knots and rosettes,
adorned the bodice. The skirt was fin
ished with broad border on the hem
of white satin Her long tulle veil
was caught with orange blossoms and
her shower bouquet was of Lilies of the
Valley.
Handsome Miss Roberta Deal was the
maid of honor and only attendant and
she looked exceptionally well in her
princess gown OF soft pink silk. trim
med with bands of panne velvet in a
deeper shade of pink. The transparent
yoke was Of shirred chiffon and the.
elbow sleeves were made of little
ruffies of the chiffon. finished at the
elbow with a twist of the velvet She
carried a bouquet of American Beauty
roses tied with long pink ribbons
Lieutenant Rufus Zogbaum. u. s. N.
of the flagship Charleston and a son
of the famous artist Zogbaum. was
the best man. Mrs. Mariner. the
brides mother. was charming in a
gown Of black lace, trimmed with black
velvet, made over black silk and chif-
fon. The brides going away gown
was handsome tailored one of plum
colored broadcloth, the collar and cuffs
being OF pale mauve cloth, trimmed
with narrow silver braid. With this
she wore hat to match, trimmed
with violet wing and touch of
silver.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Bertholf have
gone away on a three weeks honey
moon trip. the destination of which
they are keeping a secret On their
return they will live at the Mariner
home in Berkeley for the present. as
they are unable to secure quarters at
Mare Island
Mrs. w. E. F. Deal. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
rell White, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Toby. Mr..
and Mrs. John d. Sibley. Mr.. and Mrs
Bebb. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Deal. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Fickert. Mrs. A1hert
TRULY, Ensign and Mrs. John Black
burn. Miss Jeanette Deal, Miss be
atrice Fife, Miss Hazel Wiley, Miss
Frances Stewart, Miss Louise Menefee.
Miss Ruth Gedney. Miss Ethel Sborb
Mrs Ynez Shorb White. Miss Amy Por
ter, Miss Maude Payne. Miss Marie
English of Mare Island. Mrs. Darrarh
Miss Emily Marvin, Robert Henderson
Edward Torney, James Force. Assist-
ant Naval Constructor Sidney M. Hen
~, u s. N; Assistant Naval Con-
structor r. D. Gatewood, L. S. N: Paw
master Harry Mel. u. 5. N; Paymaster
Richworth Nicholson. U. S. N: Lieu
tenant F. W. Poteet u s N. Lieu
tenant Hannigan, u. S. NJ; LIEUTENANT
Lacy, q. s. N; Lieutenant Hooper. u. s.
N; Lieutenant Kerrick. u. S. NJ, and
Lieutenant Commander Lopez. U. S. n.
Mrs Frank s Johnson was the host
ess at pleasant informal luncheon on
Tuesday at the Palace Hotel. The table
was attractively decorated in violets,
and among the guests were: Mrs. Will