The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-12-13

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Naples early in the summer and from
there they will go to Switzerland for
a couple of months, thence to Berlin,
Vienna and st. Petersburg.
Miss Avis Sherwood was hostess last
Thursday at a luncheon given at the
Ell Drisco in compliment TO her house
guest, Miss Dorothy Brace. The af-
fair was for the younger girls and
friends of the hostess Miss Brace has
been visiting here for several weeks
and has been a guest at several of
the recent affairs.
Mrs. J. C. Campbell was a dinner
hostess last week at the Fairmont and
entertained a dozen guests in compli-
ment to Mrs. Arthur Brown, who is
visiting here from Honolulu.
Miss Augusta Foute entertained last
week at an informal bridge party given
at her apartments in the Hillcrest in
compliment " ncI HoQSe 3 ucSt, 4LlSo
Joy Wilson. The affair was attended
only by the younger friends of the
hostess and her complimented guest.
Mrs. Frank B. Freyer, new portrait
of whom is published on the society
page today, is one of the popular
young matrons in naval circles. She
was a recent visitor here en- route to
the orient, where she will join her
husband, Lieutenant Freyer. U. S. N.
Miss Ethel Amweg, whose picture
is published today, is the pretty fancee
Of Walter Scott, and is the feted guest
at many affairs. The wedding will take
place in April, but the definite date
is not yet announced.
The marriage of Miss Anita Davis
and Kenneth Macdonald Jr. took place
last Wednesday evening in the First
Presbyterian church In Washington
street. There were several hundred
guests at the church to witness the
pretty ceremony, and an elaborate re-
ception brought almost the same num-
Der of friends to the home Of the bride
in Presidio terrace The ceremony
was performed at o'clock by the Rev.
w. K. Guthrie.
The bride wore a gown of white di-
rectoire satin embroidered in panels
OF silver extending to the hem of the
long train The veil of point lace was
caught to her fair hair with wreath
OF orange blossoms and she carried
shower bouquet of lilies Of the
valley.
The bride was attended by Miss Elsie
Benedict as maid of honor. Miss Bene-
dict was gowned in white satin en-
broidered in gold, and carried a shep-
yellow chrysanthemums. Each of the
bridesmaids, Miss Janet Coleman and
Miss Marian Wright, carried crooks
with chrysanthemums and were gowned
alike in yellow directoire satin.
The bride was given into the groom's
keeping by her father, Winfield Scott
Davis. Allan Macdonald attended his
brother as best man, and the ribbon
bearers were Kenneth Davis. brother OF
the bride, and her cousin, Paul Mckee
The four ushers were Allan Dimond
Fred Neclerson, George Applegarth and
William volkman.
Mrs. Davis, mother OF the bride, wore
gown of directoire satin heavily en-
broidered in old gold. Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Macdonald. parents of the
bridegroom, arrived last week from
their home in Louisville, KY, and were
guests at the wedding.
| The home In Presidio terrace was ef-
fectiyely decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS for the occasion. and wreaths OF
autumn foliage added to the interior
adornment. In the archway, where Mr.
and Mrs. Macdonald received the con-
gratulationa of their friends. an erec-