The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04

IT,
tante teas and receptions will
form the chief topic OF conversation
u the busy social world. Just now
II is at work. very much at work. in
putting the finishing touches to the
plans Of the social campaign, but it
as time to shower all sorts of con-
assatulations on the brides and the
arides elect
-paring the eoming week there will
D. two marriages of the greatest So
oiaf Importance. Miss Mamie Van wyck
and The Rev. Austin Brockenborough
Chinn viii be married with the great
est ln1ormality tomorrow morning. and
Miss Maud Payne will become the bride
Of. Russell Bogue Wednesday evening.
no Fnvitations have been sent out for
the former wedding, nor viii it be fol-
lowed by the usual cards OF announce
ment. Miss Van Wyck wishes the event
10 be. conducted with the greatest sim
plicicy, and those who viii be present
nave. received only verbal invitations.
The. charming bride will wear a gown
Of Waite silk elaborately embroidered
and trimmed with exquisite lace. Her
veil VIII be OF tulle and she will dis
pense:with the usual flowers Her only
Attendant VIII be her little niece, Miss
Elizabeth Putnam. who viii wear a
dainty frock of white chiffon cloth, and
carry pink carnations. Sidney Van
Myck, a brother Of the bride, will fill
the once Of best man. The marriage
VIII take place at Trinity church. and
t4es Ceremony will be performed by
i38ssoP William Ford Nichols, assisted
by Dr Ciampett Only members of
the family. about I6 in all VIII be at
'the wedding breakfast. Rev. Mr. Chinn
ana his br-le win enjoy q short honey-
g%oon ln IA southern part OF the state
afTer raey viii make their home
3 Park where the groom is
.sct 50 ~ nifty church.
g..
- ua.e sEsprate VIII be the wed
1 - esead Payne and Russell
E@ ss ne is one of the most
il ls n society. and viii un-
do 9iE. lovely bride. She
wa eqn-nea the usual white with
II To- t- Her only attendant will
ne - aft- Coleman. Knox Mad
ooE Office Of best man, and
the iovard Marean will read the
N
WI AT the ceremony.
nefadc relatives and a
on their return
from their honeymoon Mr.. Bogue and
his fascinating bride will occupy a
house which they have taken in Wash
ington street
Last week was notable for FIVE wed
olngs among the socially elect The
ilTst of these. that Of Miss Charlotte
NORWOOD ana William Breeze. was cele-
bFated al the home Of the brides
nlotser in Green street It was
witnessed by about 75 persons. mostly
relatives with a feE intimate friends
Mess Norwood wore a ma gnificent gown
Of white satin Her veil was Of tulle
and. she carried lilies of the valley
o3e was unattended. Thomas Breeze
was the best man. and the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. William
KIRK Guthrie, the bridal couple stand
ing before an altar in the beautiful
drawing room An elaborate sflpper
followed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Breeze are enjoying a honeymoon in
the southern part Of the state, after
which they VIII make their home with
Mrs. Norwood.
Miss sara Drum and John Gill had
perhaps the Quietest Of the many otlfet
late. Absolutely no one outside of the
lRrlpQiate family circle was present
Archbishop RiOrdan read the marriage
service, the bride and groom standing
before an altar covered with pink hy-
araHgeas. on the Rclosed porch of the
HITCHCOCK home IN San Mateo Miss
DruHls grown was white, daintily en-
areiaeged lawn over white satin, max
ing q charming effect. Her veil was
ofetuLe; and she carried a shower bou-
Ql&t OF white orchids and lilies of the
yalleX. Neither she nor Mr.. Gill had
any attendants Mr. and Mrs Gill are
arpresent at Coronado, where they will
maize: short stay. They will visit
ether places Of interest in the southern
pat. Of the state before going to Red
lands. where Mr.. Gil has prepared an
attractive home for his bride.
In Fruitvale there was another we'd
ding OF great interest socially, not only
there but here, where both bride and
groom count their friends by the score.
Wednesday, at the beautiful Hush
home. Etnemere, Miss Florence Hush
became the wife Of Charles Harvey
Bentley Owing to the recent death. Of
the brides father, Valentine Hush, the
event was quiet only members of the
family. about 20 in ALL being pres
ent. Miss Hush wore beautiful gown
OF white satin which was combined
with duchesse lace. She wore the Gus
tonary veil and carried a shower bou-
q1et Of lilies Of the valley. Mrs Frank
Wells, her sister, was her only at
tepdant She was gowned in white
crepe de chine, and carried a shower
Of lavender orchids. The groom had
noe best man. DR.. John Mclean read
the marriage service. White chrvsan-
ttennums used in profustion throughout
the house made a most effective decora-
ton and white was also the color Of
the table, all Of the guests assembling
around one table-in the beautiful din
ing ROOM Mr. and Mrs Bentley Will
besaway for several weeks and on their
refurn viii occupy a handsome home
in Pacific and Preside avenues
Mrs. Linda Bryan and Prentiss Hale
certainly managed TO preserve the
greatest secrecy regarding their we'd
ding, and. 4 was not until the very
day Itself that anybody was sure just
when il would be- This charming
woman made a fascinating bride in
her gown Of green silk, with which she
wore q plumed hat of white and gold.
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