The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-04
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/ IVA became the bride of Wilbur ].
Erskine at a pretty ceremony
performed yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. w. Erskine, in Scott street.
4 Rev. Bradford Leavitt oficiated. The
/ ceremony was conducted with sim
! plicity on account of the illness of
4 the brides grandfather, Captain NJ. G..
Erskine, and in fact only relatives, with
i a few intimate friends were hidden
! to attend the service. The bride wore
4 a gown~of blue cloth and was given
/ into the keeping of the bridegroom by
| her father, w. w. Erskine Milton
/ Jeffries acted as best man. The we'd
/ ding was followed by an informal re-
ception and the couple departed on a
honeymoon trip, which will be ex-
! tended to. the far north and several
months visit in Alaska. The bride is
/ a granddaughter of DR.. John F. Morse.
/ Knox Maddox was host last even
/ ing at a dinner party given at the
st. Francis. The table decoration was
4 particularly attractive arrangement
of yellow iris. Among the guests We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. HoraceMr. and Mrs. Walter
ID. Pillsbury Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence The Misses Josselyn
4 Scott Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
/ John Lawson McNear
Miss Mary Keeney and Miss Florence
Hopkins have been passing a few days
as the guests of Miss. Katrina Page
Brown at the Burlingame home of the
Francis Carolans, and were among
those who attended the May day outing
given at Lake Pilarcitos by Mr.. and
Mrs. Carolan.
Miss Olive Craig entertained yester-
day at an informal bridge party given.
for a score of guests at her home in.
Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tallant will
leave this week for Blithedale, where.
they will pass the summer.
Miss Claire Nichols is entertaining
Miss Jackson and Miss Eleanor Town
send, who have recently arrived from
the east and are guests at the Nichols
| home in Webster street.
The w. L. Breeses, who had been at
their home in San Mateo for several
weeks, left a few days ago for the
east and intend to pass the summer
months in New Jersey. but will re-
turn here at the close of the season
Miss Genevieve Harvey, who had
been visiting at the home of Mrs
Eleanor Martin in Broadway, left Sat
urday for Burlingame, where she will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Cooper for several days before return
ing to Del Monte.
Judge and Mrs. James A. Cooper
have returned to town after pleasant
week end visit at San Mateo.
Mrs. J. J. Moore, who has been visit
ing in this city and in Los Angeles.
has returned to her country home at
San Mateo, where she expects to remain
during the greater part of the sum-
mer.
Miss Janet Won Schroeder, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Eleanor Martin
for several days, returned recently to
San Rafael, where she will remain
for a brief stay with Baron and Baron
ess Won Schroeder, before going with
her parents to the family home at
San Luis Obispo.
Miss Ruth Powers, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. E. P. Colesworthy. will
arrive today from the east and pass
1.-THE summer with DR.. and Mrs. George
III. Powers at their home in Clay street.
Miss Powers has been in New York
for several months, but recently has
been visiting at the Colesworthy home
in Detroit.
The reception to be given this even
ing at the Army and Navy club will
be one of the brilliant affairs of the
year, and several hundred invitations
have been extended to the officers OF
the state and their friends. Among
the guests this evening wiz be the
officers of the Seventh infantry, U. S.
A.. who will sail tomorrow for Manila.
They will arrive in the city this morn
ing on their way to the Philippines.
Lieutenant Truman d. Thorpe. U. S.
A.. retired, who has been enjoying an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in Sacramento and San Jose for
the last three weeks, has returned to
his home at 1882 Hillegass avenue,
Berkeley.
Robert Grey of London is enjoying
brief visit at San Mateo. and has
been entertined at the Burlfngame
Country club during the week.
Miss Julia Langhorne is entertaining
her cousins, Miss Elinor and Miss
katherine Duane, who have arrived
from New York and will be guests
during the early summer at the James
Potter Langhorne home in Pacific ave-