The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11

married Monday evening, will spend
their honeymoon in Japan They sailed
yesterday on the Siberia
Cards are out for the wedding OF
Miss Ray Wellman and William Farley
In Fruitvale two weeks from today.
About so friends and relatives have
been hidden to the ceremony, which, al
though informal. promises TO be one of
the prettiest weddings OF the season
1t is set for 8 o'clock In the evening
and will be followed by a supper For
the event the handsome Wellman home
will be lavfshly decorated. and although
she will wear no veil the pretty bride
will be gowned in the conventional
white, with an exquisite collar of old
lace The bridesmaids will not be
gowned In any one color. each girl
wearing whatever frock she prefers
This innovation is an idea Of Miss
Wellman's, who dislikes stiffness or
conventionality at such a time. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Elsie Marwe-
del Miss Muriel Ransom. Miss Emma
Grimwood. Miss Grace Sanborn and
Miss Laura Sanborn-
After the honeymoon trip. during
which they will visit the southern part
of the state, Mr.. Farley and his bride
Will take possession of their new home
in Claremont. IT is one of the prettiest
Of the many homes there and undoubt-
edly will be the scene of much enter
tanning
Goodbyes were said to the Harold
Dillinghams yesterday with much re-
gret and the little group OF young SO
clety FOLK who gathered on the pier to
wave the Siberia out of sight was a
rather gloomy one Young Mrs. Dflling-
ham carried away a whole garden Of
flowers and left for her new home with
a host of good wishes Walter Dill
nngnam, who came up month ago
for his brothers wedding. also was
among the Siberia's passengers.
Mrs. Denis O'Sullivan is in Rottinw-
dean, Eng, with her three children and
VIII not visit California until late next
fall Her sister in law. Mrs. Boland.
of Los Angeles, who was seriously III a
few days ago. Is much better Mrs.
Oscar Sutro. who was Miss Mary O'SuI-
hvan, left for Los Angeles SUNDAY
night and will remain several weeks
with Mrs Boland-
Miss Ethel Valentine returned to CAL
ilornla saturday morning after a year
In Europe. She left in January. feo7
with Mrs. Lloyd Baldwin, Miss Grace
Baldwin and Miss Pauline Fore Miss
Fore was married to James K. Mofatt
in London last October and the Bald
wins returned several weeks ago. 40
lHdt MISS Ndlentlne was the last of the
quartet to give up the pleasure of Eu-
ropean travel Much entertaining ia
being done in her honor Miss Elsie
Marwedel will entertain at tea toner
row in Miss Valentines honor.
Miss Mary Jolliffe has gone To Nav
York, where she will visit old friends
for few weeks before sailing for
Paris. where she will join her sister.
Miss Virginia Jollifre. In New York she
Will be the guest OF Mrs William
Sproule and Mrs. George DOUBLEDAY
both Californians.
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley StilIman i've
returned to San Francisco. after de-
ightful visit to the east and to En-
rope
Mrs j. Pierpont Morgan, who has
been with party of friends at
the Fairmont for the last 10 davs
left last night for New York Ms
Morgan was the guest of honor vss
terday at a charming luncheon Siy-
en- by Miss Elsa and Miss Dorofhv
Draper in San Rafael When NJ
Draper and her daughters were in Nev~
York last year they were enterta1naa
by the Morgans