The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

Los Angeles, but he has been in this
city for several years. There has been
no announcement of the wedding date.
but the event viii probably take place
this summer The couple will make
their home in san Francisco.
Miss Marie Christine de Guigne viii
become the bride of Helie de DAM
pierre at one of the notable weddings
of January The date is announced
for January IA to the surprise of their
friends, who were anticipating later
ceremony in February. The marriage
viii be celebrated at st. Matthew S
Roman Catholic church in San Mateo
at noon with a high nuptial mass.
Archbishop Patrick w. Riordan will
officiate and will be assisted by the
Rev. Father Caraher of st. Matthew's.
The impressive service viii be at
tended only by the relatives and clos
est friends of the couple and there will
be an informal reception and wedding
breakfast at the De Guigne home i'm
mediately after the church ceremony.
The couple will leave that day on their
wedding journey They will sail from
New York for Europe by the Mediter-
ranean route and expect to reach their
home in Paris in the month of April.
It is believed that Miss de Guigne
Will pass part Of each year here in the
manner of her sister, the vicomtesse de
Tristan. The family has recently re-
turned from Europe, where they had
been for a year or more.
Mrs Carter Pitkin Pomeroy win pre-
side at a dinner party to be given
Tuesday, when Miss Sara Coffin will be
the complimented guest Some time
this month Miss Christine Pomeroy will
leave for the east and her absence viii
be noticeable among the younger girls,
who are having such a delightful win
ter here. Miss Pomeroy will visit rela-
tives in New York for several weeks
and it is probable that the charming
San Francisco girl will be extensively
entertained in the eastern city. :
Miss Florence Hopkins was the
debutante of the hour and a whole
series of pleasant favors were given
kins family, whose popularity already
rivals that of her elder sisters. Miss
Hopkins was complimented at the
! luncheon given Wednesday by Miss
Helene Irwin at the home of the
hostess IN Broadway The decorations
were an unusual effect in fruits instead
Of the conventional flower adornment
+ Miss Florence Hopkins Will be the
favored debutante at luncheon to be
given Wednesday when Mrs. Dearborn
Clark will preside as hostess, and will
again be the complimented guest at an
elaborate dinner TO be given Friday
evening, January 29, at the st. Francis,
when Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin will
preside.
Miss Virginia and Miss Frances New
hall will share the honors at a luncheon
to be given Tuesday by William Mayo
/ Newhall.
Every society girl will have an as
sortment OF linen gowns this summer
for all indications point to a revival
Of linens for the season. Last summer
seen. Among the most popular will be
the French linens of exclusive design
but linens of rough weave and espe-
ciaIy the Shantung Will be in favor
with the open mesh weaves and the
crash.
Mrs. william II. Crocker will prob.
ably return this month from the east
and will supervise the completion oi
her home at Burlingame. Mrs. Crockel
has been in New York for some time
and her return will be welcomed by
many friends in town as well as those
in the Burlingame set. Mrs. Crockel
has been at the ST. Regis for a few
months and has been taking an active
interest in the education Of her sons
who are in eastern schools.
The tea given last Wednesday b,
] Mrs. George c. Boardman at her home
in California street was sort OF epocf
making event. Tt is the first affair
probably since the disaster when such
a number Of old friends assembled fol
a reunion. Every guest greeted al
least half a dozen old acquaintance,
and those WHO have been too busy tc
attend the myriad small affairs Of the
early season met for a congenial hour
at the home OF this hostess. It was
essentially a day for the older people
but there were few debutantes pres.
ent who enjoyed the spirit OF hearty
Friendship that is often lacking at thu
smart teas The hours were to
and several score called during the
/ afternoon.
Mrs Boardman was assisted In re-
lceiving her guests by her sister, Mrs