The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13

The marriage OF Miss Ethel Am
veg and Walter A. Scott took
/ place last evening at Trinity Epis-
copal church in the presence of
several hundred guests, and fully zoo
guests attended the reception after the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Am
veg, in Washington street.
The service was read by the Rev.
+. w. Clampett in bower of Easter
lilies, and. in fact, the Easter lily deco
ration was distinctive al the home of
the bride also. The brides gown was
handsome creation of directoire satin
fashioned with yoke and sleeves OF
real lace and an embroidered panel ex-
tending from the bodice to the hem
of the long skirt The skirt was fin
ished with a square court train and
the bridal costume was completed with
the tulle veil caught with a semfwreath
of orange blossoms. The fair bride
carried a shower bouquet OF orchids
and lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor. Mrs. Clarence
Monroe Reed of Oakland, was gowned
in lavender directoire satin, with yoke
and sleeves of cloth of gold. Mrs.
Reed carried a muff Of lilacs. There
were four bridesmaids, and the two
gowned alike were Miss Aloise Geb-
hardt and Miss Marian Lally. who wore
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trimming of opalescent beads. Miss
Enid Gregg and Miss Elysse Schultz
wore similar gowns of canary colored
satin elaborately embroidered. and all
four attendants carried Easter lilies.
/ Edward Gum acted as best man, and
the ushers were Grantland VOORHEES,
| George Gum, Arthur Fennimore and
James Cameron. The reception at the
home of the bride was quite brilliant
4 affair and the couple received the
| felicitations of their friends as they
stood beneath a bower of Easter lilies
/ in the reception room at the Amweg
home. Mrs. Amweg. mother of the
bride, wore a gown of amethyst direc-
toire satin with panels and sleeves of
cloth of gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will pass a week
In Monterey, but will sail May 5 for
Honolulu, where they will remain dur
ling the summer. Among the guests
who attended the reception were:
Mr.. and Mrs. wake-lColonel and Mrs. H. D.
field Baker Loyeiand
Herbert ns,e Bake Baker DR. and Mrs. Albert
AI Cameron nnS ~ : esV' : Mr., and Mrs. Nat Mes
Mr.. and Mrs Henry ser
Foster Dutton Colonel and Mrs.
Colonel and Mrs. Beck George Nippert
Mr.. and Mrs Lylelcolonel and Mrs
Ghiradelli George Pippy
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
der de Brettville Stott
Mr. ana MIS- Nelilng- MI. anu riis- Sari
ton Gregg Schilling
Mr. and Mrs HowardlM Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
BIethen Tarpey
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Gebhardt Van Bergen
Mr.. and Mrs. ThomaslM Miss Helen Wilson
Bishop Paymaster Greer, u.
Judge and Mrs. Harris $. n.
| OF Oakland Frank Preston
Mr. and Mrs. Edward WiIberforcc Williams
Innes Emil Kehrlein
! Mr. and Mrs HarryiMiss Cecil Cowles
! Thornton Lally Spencer Grant
! Mr. and Mrs. r. b Miss Helen Sullivan
LLOYD Harold Plummer
1 Mr. and Mrs. HenryAl Swinnerton
Lund Misses Van Worst
Mrs. C. A. Spreckels has taken apart
ments at the st. Francis and will re-
main In town for an indefinite stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Belshaw enter
tained last evening at a dinner at the
! st. Francis, that was one Of the
prettiest of the recent affairs The
table decorations were pink roses with
a bowl of the rare bridesmaid variety
| in the center of the table. The guests