The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
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The Smart Set

was one OF the most loved Of all the
young matrons-
Miss Marguerite Tourny the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tourny, and Edgar Nicholas Van Ber-
gen will be married tomorrow night 2:
Grace church Rev. David Evans per-
forming the ceremony. The brides at
tendants will be Miss Kathleen de
Young. Miss Helen Sullivan and her
sister. Miss Vida Tourny. A reception,
70 which several hundred invitations
have been issued. will follow at the
Fairmont hotel
Miss Josephine Brown and Harry
Stetson were quietly married at noon
yesterday in the home Of the brides
cousin. Mrs. Duncan Hayne, at San
Mateo. Archbishop Riordan. assisted
by Rev Charles Ramm. performed the
ceremony. which was witnessed only Dy
a few relatives and intimate friends
Miss Nora Brewer and Miss Amy
Brewer attended the bride. Walter Ho-
bart was best man. and the ushers were
William Page Harry SimpktpS and
Gerald Rathbone. A wedding break
fast followed. Mr.. StetsOn and his bride
will spend their honeymoon In europe.
Miss Elise Hall and Nathaniel Dodge
home in Fruitvale, about 80 relatives
and friends Witnessing the ceremony
Miss Hall will be attended only by her
sisters, Miss Annette and Miss Marian
Hall. After their wedding trip Mr..
Dodge and his bride will make their
home in this city.
Miss Georgia Spieker will be married
to John Drum tomorrow in the garden
of her parents handsome Ross Valley
home. The ceremony which will be
witnessed by intimate friends and rela-
tives only. will be performed BY Arch
bishop Riordan, assisted by Rev.
Charles Ramm. The bride. who IS a
most attractive and gracious girl, will
wear a lingerie gown and carry white
orchids Neither bride nor groom will
be attended, the wedding party stand
ing quite informally for the simple
service A breakfast, also informal
will follow in the spieker home
The marriage of Miss Mary Green
leaf of Boston and Rev. George Max
well of Sausalito has been postponed
because of the sudden Illness OF Miss
Greenleaf. who has not yet left her
eastern home. The wedding was TO
have been one Of this weeks events.
Miss Greenleaf. who hopes to reach
California early in May, will be accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Anne. Their
original plan was to go straight to the
home of General and Mrs. Charles
| Greenleaf in Berkeley, but the general
and his wife leave today for WASH
ington, where they will witness the
marriage Of their son. DR.. Henry S.
| Greenleaf. U. S. A. and Miss Caroline
Mcclellan They will be accompanied
| by their son. who has just arrived here
from the Philippines
One OF the seasons prettiest we'd
dings took place at St. Luke's church
last night. when Miss Genevieve Schultz
and Harold Law were married The
edifice still wore its exquisite Easter
decorations, and masses of lilies and
greens made a delightful setting for
the wedding party. The bride looked
her prettiest in robes OF white, with
the conventional veil and orange bios
SONS. She was attended by a group
Of her girl friends. These were Miss
Elise Schultz, Miss Helen Grey. Miss
Ethel Jackson and Miss Clarisse VOor-
hies. The duties Of usher were di-
vided between Alan Green, Herbert
Law and Stewart Haldon.
Prominent Cleveland people who will
arrive here next week are Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Hubbard. who are coming TO
| California to witness the marriage OF
their son, Sterling Hubbard to Miss
Evelyn Woodruff Levkowitz The we'd
ding will take place April % in Grace
| church. and will be followed by a we'd
ding supper at the Fairmont. Mr. Hub
bard and his bride will make their
home in Cleveland until September
when they will sail for a years visit
| in. Europe.
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