The San Francisco call., 1909-12-23
BECOMES A BRIDE
AT CHURCH SERVICE
Miss Alice BOggs Is Now Wife
of Charles DuttOn, Well
Known Musician

OAKLAND. Dec. 22.-At one of the
most brilliant weddings of the mid
winter Charles Dutton this evening
claimed Miss Alice Boggs as his bride
zoo guests witnessing the marriage
service. which was read by Rev. Ed
ward Parsons in ST. Marks Episcopal
church in Berkeley at 9 o'clock. The
church was simply decorated with
white chryssnthemums and ferns.
The brides wedding dress was q
handsome robe of heavy white satin
closely following the empire model, and
finished with a long court train. The
bodice and skirt were beautifully
trimmed in applique and hand embroi-
dery. A coronet of orange blossoms
held in place the tulle veil. In place
Of the conventional shower bouquet
Miss Boggs carried a white prayer
book. She wore the gift Of the bride
groom, a rare old cameo set in old gold
which he brought from Rome.
Miss Catherine Wickson was the
brides only attendant. She wore an
empire gown of pale green satin, car
rvinE a shower of bridesmaids roses.
Samuel Haight assisted Dutton, and
il was the bridegroom's honor to an
nounce the betrothal Of his best man
and Miss Rosetta Rich at the reception
which followed at Cloyne court. Haight
and Dutton have been friends for many
years, touring the continent together
q season or two ago. Haight is grad
uste Of the University of California
as is also his bride elect, and takes his
degree in post graduate work in law
this spring. The wedding viii be an
event of the midsummer. Miss Rich
is a charming girl who came to the bay
cities from Wheatland, making heI
home in Berkeley.
The four friends who assisted as
ushers were DR.. Herbert Frenzel, Ray
mond Bailey. Professor Seward OF
Stanford university and Walter Won
MsndeTscheid.
Two hundred and fifty guests were
included in the reception TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Dutton, which was given follow
ing the church ceremony. The recep-
tion halls were brilliant in Christmas
berries and greens. After their honey
moon the bride and bridegroom will re-
torn TO Berkeley, where they viii es-
tablish their home.
Mrs. Dutton is an unusually gifted
and accomplished woman. She, is 4
hsrpist of ability. Since her formai
debut, which was made in San Fran
cisco. she has been one of the wen liked
girls of the smart set. She is the
daughter of the late Senator Boggs and
Mrs. John Boggs, a family prominently
known throughout the state. Dutton Is
q musician whose reputation is firmly
established about the bay. He is iden'
tilted with the most exclusive circles
and is a member of several of the bes
known clubs. Two years ago he toured
Europe, studying with the masters o.
the piano.
Mrs. Horace Hussey and her beauti
full daughter, Miss Evelyn Hussey, ar
planning TO go south during the late
winter, spending a part OF their tim'
in Pasadena and Santa Barbara.
one Of the weddings of the spring
in which society of the bay cities il
taking a deep interest, viii be that o.
Vance McClymonds. a son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. w. McClymonds, and Mis-
Treasure Sterling Ellis, charming
young Petaluma girl Although M
definite plans for the ceremony haV'
been made by the bride elect, the mar
rage will be solemnized with a prett!
house service early in the new year
and after a honeymoon journey th'
young people viii establish their hom'
in the bay cities
The last assembly of the Saturda.
night club for the season gives promls
in every way surprising in charm
ing detail the previous dances. A ba
u,asoue has been announced by the pat
ronesses, among whom are:
Mrs Sarah Resmer Mrs-i Warren lnehey
Mrs. J. r. Colon Mrs. II. +. beneiolt
Mrs. William Hume Mrs. We h. batoeIt
Mrs +. F. Wells Mrs. William NadueH
Mrs Henry NJ Bull Miss Grace flsner
The dance will be given the evening
of Friday. December 81, the loo youn'
guests greeting the dawn OF the neN
year in Eben club house.