The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16

Jeanette Wright, who is now Mrs Ed
ward Torney and Miss Madeline
Bohrmann, who is to be married IN
another fortnight to H. Clay Miller.
The first mentioned wedding had
been set for October and was to
have been a large affair, but about
a fortnight ago the close friends
and relatives of the young people
were informed that they were to
be married two months earlier than
they had planned and the wedding
took place on Wednesday evening last.
Miss Marian Wright was her sisters
only attendant. and looked her very
prettiest in a golden silk, simply made
and trimmed with gold thread. The
bride herself was an exquisite picture.
for she is an extremely pretty girl
anyway and has a natural little air of
dignity that was prettily set Off by
her wedding white, long ven and the
rich lace that was arranged in heavy
folds on waist and skirt Frank Tor
ney attended his brother as best man.
and the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Charles Ramm of St Mary's.
Miss Bohrmann, after all, had a good
reason for her change of plan. for her
cousin, Charles Foster, in whose home
the affair is to take place. VIII be
Obliged to go east on the last day OF
the month, and so would have missed
the wedding. which was set for Sep
tember 6. had not the change been
made. 1t will be solemnized at noon
on the Goth of this month and will be
exactly as originally planned. the four
little cousins acting as bridesmaids and
the frocks and flowers being the same
This will be a pretty wedding and an
especially sweet and solemn one, for
the bride is dearly loved, and the fact
that her own mother and rather can
not be near her on the great day will
make all her friends draw closer about
her and make especial efforts to have
her miss nothing of the beauty and
feeling of her wedding because she is
so far away from her own home
A perfect succession of dances has
been going on at Mare island this past
week, every one making a final bril-
liant effort at hospitality before the
ships must go away The girls bal
poudre Tuesday evening for the visit
ing officers and ladies was perhaps the
prettiest of all. although there is no
doubt that the girls got more fun out
of some of the other dances when they
were not worried by any responsible
ity. Two dances We're on shfpboard.
two in the sail loft. which is delight
fully adapted for dancing, and one in
the OulCCIS CluD- AllO&erUoT. Dlnk
cheeks are at premium at the
navy yard just now. and it is doubt
full If a girl among them all could find
a presentable pair of slippers in her
closet or a frock that is not woefuIly
bedraggled all around the hem.
Very few social events have broken
the quiet week. except for those ar
ranged for the very young people
Clarence FolIis' lunch on Wednesday
at Pastori's, in Ross was a much en-
joyed affair, for the weather was per-
feet and the trip (from SausaIfto BY
motor cars) was just enough TO whet
the jaded appetites delightfully."- for
the highly spiced sauces and entrees
Miss Marian Miller had ten young peo-
pie to dinner. before the Baker dance
afterward taking them in motor cars
to Sausa1ito and bringing all the girls
back TO be herfho guests over night
after the dance The De Saba girls
had a house party for the Croker