The San Francisco call., 1907-02-05

n $ A decided but pleasant surprise
~ comes the news that the we'd
Ia ding of Miss Helen Sinclair and
[ "a Bruce Cornwall, whose engage
ment was announced recently,
will be celebrated at the Hotel Coro-
nado on the evening of February IA.
Rev. Bradford Leayitt of the First
Unitarian Church of this city will go
down to perform the ceremony, and
Miss Emily Johnson will also go from
this city to act as maid of honor. She
is the brides most intimate friend
and will be her only attendant. Ken
meth Mcintosh, District Attorney of Sc
attic, who is a close friend of the
groom and was a classmate at Co
lumbia College, will be the best man.
Only the members of the two families
and a few very intimate friends, in
cluding Captain and Mrs. McKittrick,
Miss Redmond and Mrs. Leavitt, will
be present at the wedding. After a
few weeks spent in the south, Mr..
Cornwall and his bride will come here
early in March for brief stay and will
then go north and visit Bellingham
Bay. Mrs. P. B. Cornwall, the groom's
mother will go south for the wedding,
leaving here on February prob
ably, and will spend a month or more
at Coronado. She will then return
here, but expects to leave on April 25
y
Bruce Cornwall and his bride will come
back in time to see Mrs Cornwall off
and will make their home, most of the
time, at the handsome Cornwall home
at Pacific avenue and Webster street.
Mrs. ]. r. K Nuttall entertained at a
luncheon on Friday of last week at
her home on Jackson street. The table
was beautifully decorated with guam
titles of pink and mauve orchids Those
present were: Mrs. Henry T. Scott
Mrs. P. MEG. Mclean. Mrs. William B.
Bourn, Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs. War
rem Clark, Mrs. Rosenstock, Mrs. Tim
othy Hopkins, Mrs Charles P. Eells,
Mrs. Edwin r. Dimond. Miss Eleanor
Davenport and Mrs. Frank Wilson.
Invitations have been received. from
the bachelor officers of the Twenty
second Infantry, U. S. A, for the dance
which they will give in the new bar
racks at Alcatraz Island on Tuesday
evening, February IL, which will be
one of the events of the winter in mil
itary circles. The officers of the Tween
ty-second are especial favorites So
cially both in and out of the army, and
there promises to be large number
of guests from all around the bay. The
government boat, General Mcdowell,
will leave the Washington street wharf
at S:15 p M, Fort Mason at 8:25 D. m,
and will arrive at Alcatraz at 8:45
Returning, the boat will leave Alcatraz
at 1870 a. M for Fort Mason and
Washington street. The government
steamer General Mifflin will leave the
Presidio at p. M, Fort Baker 1920
p. M. Sausalito TAO p. M, Fort McDow-
ell $40 p. M. Discharge Camp $40
p M. and arrive at Alcatraz at p. M
The boat will leave on the return trip
at /: 80 a. m.
Miss Grace Baldwin, who left last
night for Europe with her mother, Mrs
Lloyd Baldwin, was the guest of honor
at any number of social events Turing
the week before her departure. many of
her friends entertaining for this popu-
lar girl. who will be greatly missed
during her six months absence. On
Monday of last week Miss Marion RAN
some and Miss Edith Bridges enter
tanned at a luncheon at the Clarenlont
Country Club for her; on Tuesday Miss
Maude Howard gave a luncheon at the
Palace for her; on Wednesday Miss
Baldwin was the hostess at her own
home on Lyon street at an informal
tea; on Thursday Mrs. Charles Schoon-
maker entertained at a luncheon at her