The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20


The bride will be attended by her
sister. Miss Gladys Sullivan, as maid
of honor at the interesting ceremony
June 80, and the bridesmaids are to be:
Miss Alice Dunno Mss Marjorie Murphy
Miss Helen Bowie Miss Ashleiga Turner
Miss Florence Gurohy Miss Grace sheridan
The bridegroom has selected his
brother. Theodore Murphy TO act as
best man. while the ushers viii be:
Noel sullivan George Creepy
Martin Merle John Murphy
DuFal Dune lDr. Martin Lennon
Miss Alice Dunne Of Boston. the
cousin OF the bride elect, has arrived
for the wedding, and is receiving quite
an ovation on her own account. besides
being popular guest AT all the af-
fairs planned for Miss sullivan. She
mas been a visitor in this city before
and left many friends who were de-
lighted with this opportunity to well
come her again.
There is much enthusiasm also
among the various eliqHes of girls over
the engagement presents that have
fallen to the share Of Miss Sullivan
BIC has ACCC-kC0 COSlA4 OidInOUu ElllS
from her uncle, James D. Phelan; from
her aunt, Miss Mollie Phelan, and from
other relatives who are devoted to
their attractive young connection
Miss Sullivan has received engage
ment cups the number Of which is
almost fabulous, reaching far over the
100 mark, and many of these are costly
mementos.
Her wedding gifts made a dazzling
array. Miss Sullivan is nothing
daunted by her extensive collection
of costly gifts, but declares that she
viii give personal attention to them
ALL and even wash her own engage
ment cups, If necessary since each
one is dear to her as representing the
kindly thought of some particular
friend. This is a refreshing state
ment, for nowadays so many brides
take all their gifts for granted and
accept favors without number, quite as
matter of course. Her friends are
happy in the thought that the young
couple are going to build their own
home and reside here.
It was pleasant TO read in various
papers last week the details of the
wedding of pretty Miss Floretta Ell
more of oregon, who won many friends
here during her visit with Mrs. Silas
Palmer, that charming young matron
who was Miss Olive Holbrook The
wedding of Miss Elmore and Louis
Schriper took place at Astoria, Ore,
the home of the bride. who was at
tended, by the way, by her attractive
sister, Mrs. Howard Harradon of Wash
ington. as matron of honor.
The bride wore a sheath gown Of
white Japanese crepe, embroidered in
wistaria blossoms and trimmed with
rose point. She wore a tulle veil with
a coronet effect OF orange blossoms
and a superb diamond necklace and
pendant. the grooms gift. Her bou-
quet was of lilies of the valley and
mauve orchids. The decorations for
their attractive home carried out a
color scheme of lavender of the pink
lSH mauNt Unit HaTI1cularly smart
were the directoire gowns of the
BRIDES attendants, which were of laven-
der chiffon heavily embroidered and
| worn with chic three-quarter length
coats or heavy lace. Great picture hats
completed the costume. being arranged
with primroses and sweeping aigrettes.
The bouquets were of long stemmed
Easter Hlies tied with lavender tulIe.
Mrs. Harradon wore ner wedding
dress of brocaded white satin and car
ried lavender orchids. There were six
other attendants, and Mr.. Harradon
was among the ushers.
In one Of the. drawing rooms beau
tifully arranged altar was formed of
woodland greens and lilies of the val
| ley. In the living room. library and