The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
THE SMART SET

,,.,, ~at,,rn TO pass the summer at the
prss,dio before sailing for the Phillip
mines in August. Among those VINO at
tended the wedding were;
Major and Mrs. Ruck- Col as ,d,. MIS- Linden
r, man and Mrs. Brady Miss Peggy simpson
LENT and Mrs Turner Lieut. Haroid MAYOR,
Col. and Mrs. Marsh T. :. a.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin sailed yes
terdav from Paris. They will arrive
sbort1v in New York and their friends
in this citv are anticipating their ar
rival with interest. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin have passed many months In the
French capital and have been missed IN
society here. but 1t IS nopso NV Ina ina
they are homeward bound that theX
will not tarry in the east, but come
to this city, where a cordial welcome
awaits them
one of the earliest weddings OF the
month and one of the most interesting
also in the army set will be that OF
Miss Marjorie Brown and Lieutenant
John George Hotz. u. S. A.. which, will
take place July IL. although nothing
further than the date of the event has
been announced. The details will be
made public later in the month. but
II is probable that the ceremony Will
be marked with great simplicity, since
both of the young people are In FAVOR
of very quiet weddins, Inc orlae
to be is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. ID. Brown.
The home OF General J. B. Rawles
in Green street was the scene OF q
pretty wedding at z o'clock last even
ing when Miss Kate Hanrord Car-
penter became the bride of William 9.
Rawles. The service was read oy KIT
Rev William Ford Nichols, and only
the relatives with few OF the closest
friends of the couple, were present.
The setting for the affair was floral
arrangement of wOodwardia ferns and
sweet peas with pink predom1natinS
In the scheme of decoration. Tpe bride
wore a princess gown of white satin
elaborated with princess lace and silver
passementerie. The bridal costume was
finished with a veil, and the fair bride
carried a shower bouquet OF lilies OF
the valley. The maid OF honor was
Miss Ethel Rawles, a niece Of the BRIDE
groom, and she wore gown or pink
silk null and carried an armful OF Cecil
Drummer roses. Thomas II. Means acted
as best man. The bride is a daughter
of Mrs. Frances L. Carpenter of Wash
ington, D. c., and was given in mar
riage last evening by her brother,
Frank Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rawles
will reside in Fallon, New, where the
bridegroom is stationed in the reclama-
tiOn service Of the government.
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Crosby of Fruit
vale left few days ago on a motor
trip to Monterey and viii be away for
a month OF more.
James d. Phelan motored recently to
Aetna Springs, where he entertained
Enrique Grau and F. f. Johnston of
Napa- Among others who have been
enjoying a short visit out OF town at
the same place were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
III. La BOyteaux, who have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ
ROlph. Mr.. and Mrs. La BOyteaux
closed their home in Pacific avenue
early in the season and have been
touring the southern part Of the state.
Mrs. NJ y Huntington and Miss
Huntington are out of town for the
season, enjoying a visit at Tahoe, where
they will remain for several weeks.
Among other visitors this week at the
lake are Mrs. Mark L. ReQua, with her
three children and the George ID. Met
calls anu George B. Metcalfs OF Berke-
ley, who win remain for an indefinite
visit.
The Clement BENEFITS have returned
10 town after a visit at Shasta Springs.
where they were guests at a house
party given by the Prentiss Cobb Hales
at their attractive cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Elan. who was
Miss Genevieve Peel, the granddaugh
ter of Mrs. Thomas MOrffew, have re-
turned from their honeymOOs ts trim in
the north and are established in their
new home in Lake street. Mr.. and
Mrs. clam went as far north~ss Viz
toria and. returning. passed seva(
days at Shasta Springs.