The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
The Smart Set
HE wedding of Miss Margaret
Newhall and Athol Mclean. which

coloring of the season in the exquisite
appointments and in the gowns of the
bridal party, The favorite color of the
bride, delicate. shimmering pink.
was used with perfection in the gowns
of the maid of honor. Miss Marian
Newhall. and of the bridesmaids, Miss
Maud Bourn. Miss Marjorie Josselyn,
Miss Helen Chesebrough and Miss Eliz-
abeth Newhall.
The bride wore a charming creation
of white duchesse satin and lace. The
gown was fashioned in the directoire
mode, with bands of white satin alter
mating with panels of rose point lace
in the bodice, and the long skirt was
finished with a court train. The tulle
veil fell in voluminous folds to the
hem of the skirt and the bridal cos.
tune was completed by the shower
bouquet of orchids and lilies of the
valley carried by the bride The gown
was made with yoke of chiffon and
the high collar was finished in rare
lace and dainty chiffon, combination
particularly becoming sto the attractive
face of the bride.
Miss Marian Newhall wore gown
of deep pink satin, embellished with
rare lace, and carried bouquet OF
gardenias and pink wistaria. The
bridesmaids were gowned alike in filmy
white lace over pink satin and carried
the gardenias and wistaria. Each at
tendant wore necklace of pearls
with a pearl pendant
The ushers were Walter Hobart,
Steuart Lowery, Arthur Chesebrough,
Raymond Armsby, Laurence Scott and
Walter Martin.
The bride was given into the keeping
of the bridegroom by her father, WIZ
liam Mayo Newhall, and the impressive
Episcopal service was read by Rev.
Frederick Ciampett The church was
crowded with the friends of the couple
Over 200 guests were entertained at
the reception afterward at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mayo Newhall, in Scott street
The house was decorated with the ia
vored scheme of pink and white, but
the young couple received the felic1-
tations of their. friends in an arbor
of roses. The roses were Wreathed
about tall pillars finished in Grecian
effect with flowing bowls of pink roses.
The brides table was decorated in
pink and white roses, but the scores
of smaller tables were without the
floral adornment.
The bride went away in handsome
gown of electric blue cloth braided in
black and with this effective Costume
wore a hat to match in blue and black.
1t was the occasion of much merri-
ment when the brides bouquet was
caught by Miss Mary Keeney and Miss
Jennie Gallois. neither of whom would
assume the entire responsibility of the
pretty favor and SO divided the bou-
quet. equally significant according TO
the verdict of the assembled guests.
Mrs Mayo Newhall wore hand
some gown of electric blue heavily
embroidered and wore a hat in the
taupe shade trimmed with blue plumes.
Among the notable gowns at the
reception was the gown worn by Mrs.
George Newhall, an attractive creation
in two shades of green.
Miss Frances and Miss Virginia New
halI wore satin gowns in the pongee
shade and braided in the same color.
Mrs. Walter Martin wore an i'm
ported lingerie dress in white with
black hat trimmed in white plumes.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin wore a Partisan
gown in the taupe shade with a hat
to match, trimmed in white aigrettes.
Miss Jennie Crocker wore a white
lingerie gown with black hat and
black plumes.
Mrs. James W. Keeney was gowned
in rose color with black hat to finish
the artistic gown, and Miss Mary
Keeney wore one of the most attractive
gowns of the occasion-a lavender
effect. The gown was lavender satin
and was worn with a picture hat
trimmed in orchids of the same color
as the gown.
Miss Florence Hopkins was gowned
in salmon pink and wore a picture hat
in pink and Black.
Mrs. William G.. Irwin wore a gown
of gray satin, beautifully embroidered,
and finished the costume with picture
hat.
Mrs Russell Wilson wore gown of
taupe satin embellished with silver net
and wore "a todue trimmed with gray
plumes.
Mrs. George Cadwallader was gowned
in white lace over satin and wore
hat in blue effect.
Mrs. H. M. A. Miller was gowned in
gray, and Mrs. Sam knight wore
pink gown with hat to match, embel
lished with touch of black.
Mrs James Robinson wore one of the
attractive lingerie gowns. and Mrs.
George Pope was gowned in pale laven-
der with white hat trimmed in or
chids.
Miss Katrina Page Brown was
gowned in pale pink satin, and Mrs.
r. p Schwerin wore a white gown.
Mrs Will Taylor wore a white gown
with a black hat trimmed with ma
genta plumes
Miss Genevieves King wore lingerie
was in blue with hat to match.
Mrs. Mountford Wilson wore a white
gown with black hat and white
plumes. and Miss Harriet Alexander
was gowned in white.
Among others at the reception were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Newbal Foster
Almer Newhal Miss Lou Foster
Edwin Newhall George Pinckard
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Miss Linda Cadwallader
Carolan Edward sGreenway
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miss Ella Morgan
McComas Mrs Washington Dodge
Walter MacGavin Mrs. Gale
Miss Dolly MacGavin RUDOLF Schling
Mrs. H. L. Bakes Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mrs. Willard Drown Babcock
Mr.. and Mrs James Miss Jeanne Gallois
Fletcher John GaIlois
Mrs. Eugene Gallois Mrs. Patrick Calhoun
Wharton Thurston Misses Calhoun
Mr.. and Mrs James Walter Dillingham;
Potter Ianghorne Gayle Anderton
Miss Julia Langhorne Jack Kittle
Mrs. George Page Miss Claire Nichols
Miss Leslie Page Miss Sara Coffin
Miss Alexandra Ham Miss Natalie Coffin
iton Miss Louise Boyd
Mrs. William II. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crocker Tubbs
Mrs Wakefield Baker Mrs Beverly MacMon-
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