The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

de Ddmplerre VIII take place
on Thursday, January IA, in
stead of being one of the events OF
February. as was originally planned.
The event will be celebrated az st.
Matthew's Roman Catholic church in
San Mateo at noon, and will be pre-
ceded by a high nuptiaI mass. Arch
bishop Riordan officiating, assisted by
the Rev. Father Caraher of st. Mat
thew's.
Only the relatives and a few in
innate friends will be present and they
will afterward be entertained at
breakfast at the De Guigne home.
M. de Dampierre and his bride will
leave almost Immediately for Europe,
planning to sail from New York by
the Mediterranean route. and they
will travel until April, when they ex-
pect to reach their home in Paris.
II is a matter of great regret to
Miss de Guigne's friends that her stay
here is SO brief. as she has but recently
returned from a year in Europe, but
it is hoped that she will make her
home here for a part of each year, as
does her sister, the vicorntesse de Iris
tan.
Mrs. George c. Boardman will enter
tain tomorrow afternoon from 3 to
at tea to be given at their home in
California street in compliment to her
sister. Mrs. Minthorne N Tompkins OF
San Rafael. The reception was post
poned last week on account of the i'll
ness of the hostess, but II is expected
that the affair this week viii be one
of the notable events OF the month.
Mrs. Boardman will be assisted in re-
ceiving her guests by:
Mrs. Samuel Boardman Mrs. Hall McAHister
na1r -
hrn man onauneeS Board Mrs Mrs wiism wiiIiism kP s9ea
Mrs. Dsnforth Board burg
Mrs John W Carey Mrs James Foliis
Miss Tompkins Miss Sally Maynard
Mrs. James Otis Miss Ella Morgan
Mrs. W. r. Broome and her dauzh-
ter, Miss Broome. entertained yesterday
at an informal luncheon given at the
Fairmont. Only about a dozen friends
enjoyed the affair. but the table was
decorated in an exquisite arrangement
of violets.
Mrs. Edward A. Sturgis, who is leav-
ing today for Honolulu. where she will
join Captain Sturgis. was the compli-
mented guest yesterday afternoon at a
tea given by her sister. Mrs Charles
Stewart, at the st. Francis. Mrs. Eli
more Creason was hostess at a recent
tea given at the Fairmont for the
young army matron. who enjoyed such
a brief visit here.
Captain @. Duncan's sister, Mrs S.
Wright, and her daughter, Miss Wright
of Tennessee, are visiting at the Pre-
sidio and have been complimented at
a series of delightful Afternoons during
their stay in this city. Among the re-
cent affairs in their honor was the
musicale given Sunday evening by Mrs
Charles Stewart at her home In Broad
way.
DR.. and Mrs. G. c. simmons have
been entertaining a mouse party over
the holiday and weekend at their
country home at Inverness. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Miller. who have taken a house at
Sausalito for the winter.
Brisadier General Fred A. Smith and
Mrs Smith are entertaining Mrs.
Smiths sister. Mrs. NJ. E. Bellows, who
Is visiting at Fort Mason. Mrs. Bel
lows arrived a few days ago from
Guatemala and will be the incentive for
many army affairs during her stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Worden enter
tained at a delightful holiday party
given at the Fairmont for half dozen
guests. The table decorations were
holly. and brilliant red poinsettias
added their effective color to the pretty