The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

TT is the time in between seasons.
the time when one has wearied OF
the summers pleasures, but does
not yet feel ready to begin anew
the gayeties of the winter. OF
course. teas and receptions. dinners and
dances are being planned for the fu-
ture- There are even one or two small
affairs. none the less delightful be-
cause Of their informality. But looking
forward into September there is almost
nothing on the social register of events
but weddings. One would almost
imagine that the little god of love had
transferred his allegiance from June
the old time month of brides
so many weddings have been
planned to take place during the
coming month This week alone
there are two, both TO take place on
Wednesday-that of Miss Betty Angus
and St George Holden, and at Benicia
the marriage of Miss Marie d'Allary
Fechet and Captain Dana Willis Kill
bury. Next week there Will be the
wedding Of Miss Irene Van Arsdale and
Lieutenant Thomas Kurtz. which Will
be a very quiet affair, witnessed only
by relatives; and later, but during this
same month, that of Miss Sara Drum
and John Gill Of Redlands will be cele-
brated at the home of the brides sis
ter. Mrs. William Geer Hitchcock. IN
san Mateo.
The wedding yesterday at San Ra-
fael Of Miss Madeleine Bohrmann and
Clay Miller held the first place among
the weeks events of social Importance.
1t was witnessed by several hundred
people, many Of whom went over from
the city and also from Burlingame and
san Mateo, where Miss Bohrmann has
always been great favorite. Yester-
days bridal party was voted TO be the
prettest that has been seen in many
day, as every member of it may be
counted as a beauty. Miss Bohrmann
who belongs to the type of perfect
blondes. looked queenly in her wedding
dress Of white crepe de chine. She
wore a tulle veil and carried lilies of
the valley. Miss Elizabeth Bohrmann,
the maid Of honor, wore pink MESA
line, with a pink hat and carried a
shower bouquet Of pink roses. Miss
Edna and Miss Sydny Davis wore pink
organdy, while Miss Van Bergen and
Miss Foster were dressed alike, in
white organdy, with white hats. They
all carried bouquets similar to the maid
of honor. William Bohrmann gave his
sister away, Frank Findley was best
man, and the ushers were Lucius Allen,
A ]. Lambert, Philip W. Tompkins and
J. S. Beedy- After the ceremony those
who had been hidden to the house,
about so in number enjoyed an elab-
crate breakfast at the Charles w.
Foster home in Ross. The tables
were placed on the wide veranda and
on the lawns, where the group Of fash
1onably dressed men and women made
an attractive picture against the back
of NJ
left at about 4 o'clock. Their honey
moon viii be spent in visiting places
of interest in the southern part of the
state after which they will make their
home at the Claremont apartments in
Ellis street
A wedding of interest to many .peo-
pie in San Francisco took place
Wednesday at Los Angeles when Miss
Lucille Chandler became the bride of
Raymond Weeks stephens. AS Miss
Chandler Mrs. Stephens was well
known in San Francisco, where she
made her home until a few years
ago. Mr.. Stephens is a prominent
lawyer Of Los Angeles, where. after a
short honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phens will make their home.
The announcement of the marriage
OF Miss Laura Churchill Thompson
ana captain ernest Gray Bin CHAM of
the medical corps came as a distinct
surprise to their many friends here.
Miss Churchill was one of the most
popular girls at the Preside when her
father, Colonel c. l. Heizmann, was
stationed there about a year ago. Cap
tain Bingham was also stationed at the
general hospital at the Presidio. where
he relieved Captain Carroll Buck when
the latter was sent to the Philippines.
Although a warm friendship was
known to exist between Miss Thomp-
son and the popular officer not even
their most intimate friends suspected
the existence of an engagement The
wedding announcements, which came
several days ago, were the first hint
offered Of the real state of affairs. The
wedding took place in Buffalo August
i. where this popular couple will re-
side on their return from their honey
moon.
A wedding of great interest to many
people in this city took place at Napa
wednesday. It was that Of Mrs. Mil