The San Francisco call., 1907-06-08
The Smart Set

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Sheehan and Bernardo Shorb.
which has been arranged for
Tuesday. July 2, will be one OF the
occasions OF the month. 1t is to take
place at st. Marys cathedral and will
be celebrated in the evening, to be fol-
lowed by large reception at the Fair
mont, Miss Alice sheehan, the bride
elects youngest sister. will be the maid
of honor, and Miss Ethel Shorb, the
sroom's sister, and Miss Margaret Shee-
han, sister OF the bride, will be the
| bridesmaids. Little Misses Ynez and,
Ruth white. the nieces of the groom.
will be the flower girls.
The following account of the we'd
ding of Miss Betty Foote and Rodman
Swift. from the Grass Valley Miner
Transcript, gives a rather more de-
tailed account than has thus far
reached her friends here. all of whom
are anxious to hear about the event
This morning at $50 o'clock Miss
Elizabeth Foote. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur de Wint Foote. superin-
tendent of the North Star mines. be-
came the bride of Rodman Swift. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Swift of New
Bedford. Mass. The ceremony was per-
manuel Episcopal church. Only the
relatives of the contracting parties
were present at the wedding The cer-
! emony was simple In all its details
| There were no decorations other than
those flowers and plants which usually
adorn the parlor where the ceremony
! takes place.
| The bride came down the broad
stairs of the North Star cottage on the
! arm of her father, and entered the par
lor, where she took her place beside
Mr.. Swift, who was standing with Ar
| her coming. Miss Diana Rockwell.
who came from the east to attend the
wedding, was bridesmaid. The beauti-
1 full wedding ceremony of the Eptseo-
pal church was read by Rev. Hitchcock
Immediately following the Episcopal
teeremony James d. Hague, an uncle or
the bride, read the marriage service or
| the Society of Friends, which all pres
ent signed.
"A wedding breakfast followed the
usual congratulations. and at 10 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Swift took their departure
| on horseback for the mountains In the
vicinity of Emigrant Gap, where
cozy cottage has been prepared for
! their coming and where the honey
moon will be spent.
The bride Is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Foote and since
] coming to Gress Valley has endeared
herself to a circle of friends who es-
TEEN her very highly. She Is quite
gifted, several OF her stories having
appeared in the best magazines in the
| country. She Is also athletic, enjoying
out of door exercises and is an excel
| lent horsewoman. Mr.. Swift Is a grad
uate of Harvard university. and Is con-
nected with the engineering corps of
| the North Star mines"
| Mr.. and Mrs Mountford Wilson have
| gone from their country place at Bur
| lingame to Santa Barbara. where they
will remain for about month and
possibly longer.
! Miss Sara Drum and Mrs. Harry
| Goodwin, who went south in Miss
Drums motor. reached San Diego sew
/ eral days since and are at the Hotel
del Coronado for brief stay.
| The item below. dated May Is, In
regard to the robbery OF Mrs Nc
Cutchen's villa. taken from the PARIS
| edition of the Herald, will cause much
anxiety among her friends here who
have not been as yet able to learn the
details OF the affair Mr. McCutchen
| Is in Nevada. so no word may be gained
4 from him:
The Herald is informed that the
villa Of Mrs Edward ]. McCutchen. in
the suburbs OF Paris, was entered py
burglars the day before yesterday. AL
most verything of value was stolen.
The house had been unoccupied for
six or seven months, Mrs. McCutchen
having gone to the Riviera for the
/ winter. No clew to the burglars has
yet been discovered"
! Mrs. Patrick Calhoun. Miss Martha
| ro
will arrive today from New York to
| Join Mr.. Calhoun and will spend some
| weeks here. Mrs. Calhoun and her
| daughters have many friends in San
| Francisco. who will be delighted to
welcome them
| Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lent are in
Santa Barbara and plan to spend most
-of the summer In the south.
| Mrs. J. Leroy Nickel went down early
| this week to her country place at
Menlo park. but is spending the week
end at her fathers ranch near Gilroy
and will return to town in few days.
Mrs. John Simpson and Miss Amalia
Simpson, who have been spending some
| time recently In Switzerland, write
from Paris OF the delightful sojourn
they are now having in that city
Miss Adeline Thornton, who has so
frequently visited here as the guest Of
Miss Alice Herrin, is at present enter
tanning Miss Mary Anderson of Bir-
min CHAM. Ala, at the beautiful Thorn
ton ranch near Fresno.
|
L Mrs. A. F. Thane and Miss Alma
Thane who have been travelling In
Europe for some months past. are in
| Paris for stay of several weeks.
|
Captain and Mrs .Chauncey b. Hum
phreys will leave In August for Fort
ELeavenworth. where Captain Hum
phreys has been ordered. There are no
more popular army folk on this coast
than the Humphreys, and there are
many regrets that they are to leave in
SO short time.
Much sympathy Is felt for Mrs Will
a