The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
The Smart Set

/ yesterday kof Miss Ella Margaret
! i Bender. of this city and. Philip
! Young Of Boston. Miss Bender is
1.-The accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davids Alfnbn Bender and has
wide popularity in society. She is one
Of the most talented of the girls who
take part in amateur theatricaIs and
has often appeared in clever readings
for charity. while her dramatic gift has
made her favorite among the artistic
and literary set. Miss Bender has
charming personality and has travelled
great deal in this country and in
Europe. "A few months ago she was
in Boston, where she passed some time
In study, and was recently the guest
Of Mrs. J. Sleat Fassett of Washington.
MISS Bender is a sister of Miss Cherry
SENDER of this city and is related TO
Mrs. z. B. Crocker of Washington. The
wedding will take place in early June
at the home of the brides parents in
/ Union street and will be without osten-
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin left last
evening for the southern part of the
state and will enjoy a brief visit in
| Los Angeles and San Diego before
going TO the Grand canyon of the Colo
rado. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin entertained
Yesterday before their departure at an
INFORMAL luncheon at the st. Francis
and among those at table with them
were Mr.. and Mrs Horace d. Pil1sbury
and Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Irving
Scott.
| Cards have been received by friends
in this city for the marriage of Miss
Irma Woodward, the youngest daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Woodward
or Santa Rosa, and J. Allen Wallis of
Dubuque, Ia. The wedding will take
place Saturday, April 8. and the cere-
mony will be performed by the grand
father of the bride, Rev. Walter Frear
of Oakland.
| The wedding will be one of the i'm
portant events of April on account Of
thefsocial prominence of the woodward
family and the popularity OF the pretty
bride to be. The ceremony will take
place in the First Congregational
church at Santa RosA and win be elab-
crate in detail. The bride will have
several attendants. but only relatives
and close friends OF the family have
been hidden to the wedding and infor-
! NAL reception that will follow at the
home of tie brides parents.
The bride will be attended by Mrs.
| Eugene Sherwood Shefneld of Berkeley
as matron of honor, and the maid of
| honor will be the sister of the bride,
| Miss Bess Woodward of Santa Rosa.
! The bridesmaids. will be Miss Frances
| Amann of Oakland, Miss Hazel Burpee
of Oakland. Miss Hazel Farmer of Los
Angeles and Miss Clara Enihorn of
Santa Rosa J. Harold Wallis of Du-
buque, Ia, will act as best man and
| the ushers will be ]. Rider Wallis Of
Dubuque. Leslie Dent Clarke Of Fresno,
| Tyler Henshaw of Oakland and Andrew
Morris Frei of Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin is the guest Of
friends at Burlingame for a few days
| and will be entertained at a number
of affairs during her brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Moore OF Burlin-
game are at the ST. Francis for a few
days. They entertained yesterday at
an informal luncheon in compliment to
Mrs. R P. Schwerin.
Mrs. Phebe Hearst is passing few
days in town and was hostess yester-
day at a luncheon given at the ST.
Francis for half dozen guests.
A. g. Hawes of New York was the
guest OF honor at an elaborate lunch
con given dl Tic 81. L d1ASAS OS q oCOA
of prominent men. The table was deco
rated with American beauty roses in
large basket centerpiece, from which
streamers of tulle were extended to
each place. Among those who met the
complimented guest on this occasion
were:
Or. David Starr Jordan Philip 3; Bowles
James d. Phelan 7. G. Bell
Charles s. Wheeler /. W. Hellman Jr-
q. 7. Devlin Joseph d. Grant
H. Fleishhacker ]. h. Lynch
Mayor E. r. Taylor Raphael WE'LL
Mrs. Louis F. Monteagle will leave
April IL for the east and Europe.
where she will pass the summer.
Mrs. NJ R. Runyon of Los Molinos.
who has been staying at the st. Francis
for the last two weeks. left yesterday
for her home. Mrs. Runyon enter
tanned at an informal farewell dinner
given for half a dozen friends before
her departure. The table decorations
were pink carnations and the place
cards were in the same color. Among
those who enjoyed the hospitality of
the hostess We're Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
2. Watson, Mrs. Georgia Sperry, r. H.
Harrison and Harold Wheeler.
Miss Margaret Stowe will leave this
afternoon on the Nippon Maru for the
orient and will enjoy several weeks
travel in Japan.
Mrs. James McNab entertained yes
terday afternoon at an elaborate tea
given at her home in Broadway as a
farewell compliment to Mrs. Peter f.
Dunno, who will leave shortly for
Japan, where she will travel during
the summer. More than 100 guests
were bidden.
Mrs. Joseph Sadoc Tobin and Mrs.
Dixwell Hewitt expect, to leave early
in April for a visit in the eastern
states.
Mrs. A. D. Talbot has returned after
an absence of six months in Europe
and has reopened her home in Jack
son street, where she and her daughter,
Miss Vera, will reside until the sum-
mer months.
Alfred J. Rich will close his home
in town about the first of April and
will be located at San Mateo, where he
has leased the Duncan Hayne home
for the summer months.
number of the Younger girls will