The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
Wilson -Cadwallader
Nuptials Held
Many Handsome Gopns
at Elaborate Wedding

The wedding Of Miss Charlotte viii
son and George Csdwallader. which
was celebrated at noon yesterday, was
one OF the most interesting events of
the season. The ceremony was per
formed by Bishop Nichols. assisted by
Rev. Frederick Clampett. before an al
tar erected at the extreme end of the
long drawin groom, on which were
many tall candles.
Flanking the altar on either side
were potted palms and other plants
banks of plum blossoms and pink car
nations.
The flowers were arranged in tall
tapering stands and from the ceiling
the plum blossoms. The hallway was
decorated with wreaths of danodils
and festoons of green foliage. The re-
ception room was gay with huge clus-
tiers of Towering ounce.
Miss Wilson was given away by her
uncle. Mountford Wilson. She wore a
beautiful gown Of white satin. elab-
orately trimmed in Venetian rose point
lace. which is an heirloom. The gown
was made in the empire mode. the skirt
en- traine and with a garniture over the
front and sides of the lace. The yoke
was of lace and a bertha of lace ex-
tended over the shoulders and down the
front of the bodice.
She wore a long tulle veil and car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley.
SISTER MAID OF HONOR
Miss Emily Wilson. the brides sister,
was the maid OF honor, daintily chic
and attractive in a gown of white chif-
fon, figured in pink and worn over
white silk. Her hat was white with
pink plumes and she carried pink and
white carnations.
The bridesmaids, Miss Lucie King,
Miss Jennie Crocker. Miss Mary Keeney
and Miss Linda Cadwallader. all looked
extremely well in gowns of pink chif-
fon cloth. made over pink silk and
trimmed with lace. Their hats were
white trimmed with pink roses and
they carried bouquets Of pink carna-
tons
Bert cadwallader. the groom's
brother. was the best man and the ush-
ers were: Oscar Cooper. Willard Drown,
Percy King and Knox Maddox.
The brides table was decorated with
figures of Cupids several inches high
holding hanging baskets filed with
carnations, hyacinths. violets and plum
blossoms. Those seated there besides
the bridal party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurance Scott, Miss Helen Cheese
brough. Miss Katharine Martin. Allen
Kittle and Gerald Rathbone.
The brides bouquet was caught by
Miss Linda Cadwallader. the ring fell
to the lot OF Miss Mary Keeney: Miss
Katharine Martin got the thimble and
the money went to Mrs. Laurance
Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Cadwallader left on
their wedding journey. the destination
Of which is a closely guarded secret.
On their return they viii remain with
the brides mother, Mrs. Russell Will
son. until the fat which they have
taken in Devisadero street. between
Jackson and washington, is ready for
occupancy. The brides going-away
gown was of pale blue cloth. with a hat
Of the same shade.
MANY PRETTY GOWNS
Many handsome gowns were in evi-
dence on this occasion, among the most
beautiful being that worn by Mrs. Will
son, the brides mother. Her gown was
of black lace over white silk and
trimmed with point lace. Mrs. Cad
wallader, the groom's mother. wore a
gown OF lavender velvet and lace. Other
gowns noted were the following:
Mrs Mountford Wilson. white chiffon cloth
over white silk, trimmed with lace; white hat,
trimmed with white plumes
Mrs. Henry T. Scott. white and gray chiffon
cloth over white silk. and g gray hat with gray
plumes.
Mrs Francis csrolan wore green silk, trimmed
IN white lace, and 8 large black hat
Mrs. Walter Martin was in gray embroidered
chiffon. trimmed with pale yellow velYet and
white lace Her hat was gray.
Mrs. Laursnce Scott, pink embroidered chiffon
and q large pink hat
Mrs. George NewhsIl white embroidered cloth
and white hat.
Mrs Frederick McNear blue embroidered chif-
fOn cloth and blue hat with blue plumes.
Miss Helen Chesebrough, white chiffon cloth
ana PINK and white Dresden silk. and large
black hat.
Miss Katharine Martin. black net over black
silk and chiffon and a large black hat
Miss Maize Langhorne. white net, trimmed
with pink and white pompsdour silk. Her hat
was black trimmed with pale blue plumes.
Mrs. Augustus Taylor, black spangled net over
black and s large black hat
Mrs A. NJ. Esstoa, purple velvet and white
lace.
Mrs Rudolph spreekels, eream-eolored en-
broidered chiffon cloth, with hat in tones Of
brown and gold.
Miss Genevieve Harvey Of Gait pale green
silk and a large black hat
Miss Maude Bourn. deep cream-colored cloth.
Miss Edith Berry, pale blue rajah silk and
large black hat