The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30

elaborate parties in honor of the young
couple viii be given tomorrow evening
by Mrs. John Meyers, and several young
people from town are hidden for the
occasion. Miss Phelps is close friend
of Mrs. Arthur Crist and Mrs. Eugene
Hale Douglas. and, in fact, is one of
coterie of girls who have married into
the navy within a year.
Here are several other wedding dates
of June to prove-if proof were neces-
sary-that the season has not lost its
romantic popularity and the interest in
the details for the various weddings
is keen enough to seem as if the idea
of June weddings was a new story
rather than the oldest tale of summer.
June Wedding of Miss Genevieve
Peel and Grover Elam, which will take
place in the Unitarian church The
bride win have half a dozen attend
ants in the bridal party when the maid
OF honor viii be Miss Georgia Harmon
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Ethel
Sherman. Miss Marguerite Baum. Miss
Hazel Therkelson and Miss Carrie
Bauer. Wesley Forderer will act as
best man at this pretty wedding, and
the ushers will be Brook Lowe. George
Gum, Walter Monatt and one or two
others. The church ceremony will be
followed by a reception at the home
Of the brides grandmother. Mrs Thorn
as MorfeW. in Pine street
June S-The wedding of Miss Frances
Reid and Henry Rideout of Boston, will
take place in the morning at Christ
church. Sausalito. and the marriage
service viii be read by Rev Edward
Maxwell. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a reception at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Henry c.
Campbell and a number of friends from
town have received cards for the af-
fair. Miss Marian Wright. whose en-
gagement to Henry Campbell. has just
been announced. will be the brides
only attendant and Charles Rideout,
relative of the bridegroom, viii act as
best man. The young couple will pass
their honeymoon in this state but are
going east, to Boston in fact. to makes.
their future home.
June S-The wedding of Miss Hester
Bell Borden. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivey Lewis Borden. and Paymaster
Henry Ellis Collins, L. S N. is sched-
uIed for the same date The pretty
ceremony will be an evening affair in
Trinity church and will be witnessed
by several hundred friends The
brides gown is duchesse satin. and
since pink is to be the prevailing color
the bridesmaids, Miss Adelaide Lime
and Miss Juliet Borden of Los Angeles,
will be gowned in chiffon over pink
satin. Lieutenant Station, U. S. N, is
to fll the office of best man at this
interesting affair, and there viii be
reception at the home of the brides
parents in Devisadero street, to follow
the churcn ceremony.
June 20-The wedding of Miss Louise
sloss and Irving Ackerman will take
place at the home of the bride, and the
elaborate details will mark the wedding
as an important affair, together with
the social prominence of the young
couple.
June 22-The wedding of Miss Bertha
Eldredge Smith and Captain George
BigeIow Pillsbury. [. s. ~. will take
place at noon on this date in St. Lul1es
church, and will be a pretty affair in
all its appointments. with the sister of
the bride. Mrs. Philip Van Hoiue Lans-
dale. in the role of .matron of honor.
There will be two or three other at
tendants, and reception for the closer
friends of the couple will follow the
church ceremony Captain PilIsbury
will arrive here early next month from
the east and will remain for brief
visit. but will take his bride east, where
the couple are to make their future
home
June SO-The marriage of Miss Alyce
Sullivan and Frederick Lawrence Muir
ply will take place in the morning.
with an elaborate service and several
hundred guests at st. Brigids church ]
A portrait of Miss Aida GhirardelI,
the talented daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Domingo Ghirardelli, is reproduced on
the society page today. Miss Ghirardelli
is charming girl Of the brunette type,
but her attraction is that of manner in
combination with a face of unusual
charm. She is talented with her brush
and has done creditable work here and
also in the art centers abroad.
Miss Alma Wise. whose photograph
is reproduced on the society page to-
day. is one of the popular girls
whose talents have earned an admiring
circle of friends for her even more than
her personal charm. She is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wise
and is passing the summer in Mill VAL |
ley with her parents. Miss Wise is
particularly gifted in a dramatic way
and will take an important part in
society theatricals this season.
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