The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
The Smart Set

TRINITY church was thronged
with guests yesterday afternoon,
the occasion being the wedding of
Miss Louise Redington and DR..
Albion Walter Hewlett which was cele-
brated at o'clock, Rev. F. w. CIampett
omciating. The decorations were In
pink and green. the background being
OF palms. ferns and other graceful
greenery. against which were massed
pink roses. sweet peas and carnations.
The bride was exceedingly pretty in
gown of white satin, trimmed with
point applique lace. She wore a long
tulie veil and carried a shower bouquet
OF lilies of the valley. Miss Marian
Huntington, the maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids, Miss Edith Berry and
Miss Florence Gibbons, were gowned
in white silk organdie, fiowered with
pale pink roses. Their large white
leghorn hats were trimmed with roses
of pink and their shower bouquets were
of the same flowers The brides moth
er, Mrs w. p. Redington, was gowned
in white chiffon cloth.
Eugene Hewlett. the groom's brother,
was the best man and the ushers were
Knox Maddox. DR.. E. E. Brownell.
Allan Chickering, DR.. Morton Gibbons,
George Whipple and Arthur Reding-
ton.
After the ceremony there was a
small reception at the home of the
bride, the invitations for the larger
affair which had been planned orig
inally. having been recalled on account
of the death of the groom's uncle.
A. w. Whitney. The decorations in
the home were in pink, the brides
table being gay with pink roses Seated
there were the bridal party and Mrs.
Eugene Hewlett. Mrs. Arthur Reding-
ton, Mrs e. E. Brownell and Mrs.
Allan Chickering.
DR.. and Mrs. Hewlett left later In
the afternoon for the Hewlett country
place in the Napa valley, where thew
will spend their honeymoon and on
their return will occupy an apartment
on Pacific avenue.
Mrs. Frances Coon and Oliver Kehr-
lein were married yesterday at Menlo
park and their wedding was one OF
the leading events of the month. The
ceremony took place at noon in the
Church of the Nativity, nuptial mass
being celebrated. Rev. Father HarrfnS-
ton was the officiating priest. The
church had been beautifully decorated.
the artistic interior being made At
tractive with palms and Quantities of
tall white lilies. The bride, who was
given away by her uncle, DR.. w. l..
Adams, was charming in princess
gown OF Brussels and point applique
lace made en- traine, over white silk
and chiffon. She wore long tulle
veil and carried a shower bouquet of
white orchids. The matron of honor.
Mrs. Marshall wotkyns (formerly Miss
Edith Redding), and the bridesmaids,
Miss Jane Dudley. Miss Dorothea Coon.
Miss Edith Metcalf Miss Natalie Blau-
velt, Miss Roma Paxton and Miss Amy
Bassett, were gowned alike in white
chiffon cloth and lace and wore large
vrytf y1a - kr{1
plumes. Instead of bouquets they car
rfed each a tall staff, crowned with
white blossoms. Lietle Misses Grace
Dudley and Kathleen Redding were the
flower girls and were gowned in white
point d'esprit. They carried baskets
of gypsophelia. The brides mother,
Mrs. A Palmer Dudley. was gowned
in white lace, and Mrs. w. J. Adams.
her grandmother, wore black lace,
heavily jetted.
Emil Kehrlein was the best man.
The ushers. N. c. Foot, George de
Long, Ray Sullivan. "A. Antiques, A. b.
Swinnerton and Charles Norris, gave
added picturesQueness to the scene, be-
Ing dressed in white serge, with straw
hats After the service reception was
held at the home Of the brides grand
mother, Mrs Adams, at which l25
guests were present. It was originally
planned that this should take place or,
the spacious lawn. but the state of
the weather forbidding it was held
within doors. The brides table, which
was in white and green. was in the
dining room. and there the bridal party
was seated, Mr.. and Mrs. Kehrlein
left on their wedding journey and on
returning they will live at their
newly completed cottage at Menlo
Park
A pretty wedding took place at noon
yesterday in St. Helena. when Miss
Kathleen Blake and DR.. John A. Had
erie. both Of this city. were united in