The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
THE .SMAR T SET

bride. and Miss Harriet Pomeroy and
Miss Isabel McCrackin- The four girls
were gowned alike in frocks of white
organdie and carried Cecil Drummer
roses D. B. Bechett acted as best man.
Mrs. Coleman, mother OF the bride
was gowned in costly black lace over
satin, and there were many other hand
some costumes worn at the reception
after the ceremony. The reception was
informal. with only the relatives and
a few friends of the couple in attend
ance Mr. and Mrs. Vincent have gone
away on a honeymoon trip, but will
return TO reside in Berkeley
The friends of Mrs. Peter Martin are
regretting that she will not be here
for the holidays. She intends TO come
early next year for a visit in this city
as the guest of Mrs Eleanor Martin.
Peter Martin, who has been here for
several weeks. will remain for an in
definite stay. The friends of the couple
are pleased over the prospective visit
and there will be many entertainments
in compliment TO the visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin will pass most
of their time at the family home in
town. but will be frequently the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin and
their relatives in Burlingame. where
several of the informal festivities of
January are under discussion for the
proposed visit
TT1fx will INT
the first dance Saturday evening. De-
cember 1s,. and the young people who
are members of the college organiza-
tion with their friends are looking for
ward to the pleasant reunion The
membership has been limited to suit
the capacity of Century hall. where the
dances are to be given this season, and
the assemblies have been carefully ar
ranged so that the dates will not con-
fict with regular university work.
The series promises to be unusually
pleasant, and the patrOnesses who are
guiding the destiny of the new club
are:
Mrs Rudolph W. Baum Mrs. James NIcNab
Mrs Charles Bundschu Mrs. Henry St GOar
The luncheon given yesterday by
Miss Margaret Postlethwaite at the
Town and Country club was a pretty
affair. and gala event for the debu-
tantes. who were out in force to greet
two of their number, who were the
complimented guests of the occasion,
Miss Ruth Richards and Miss Marie
Bullard. There was jolly reunion for
the IL or more invited to meet the
two buds.
Another luncheon of yesterday, on
a more elaborate scale. but none the
less enjoyable. was given by Mrs. An
drew Welch at the Fairmont. There
were about 80 guests for bridge and an
additional 20 later for tea in the laurel
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Pinckard, ae-
companied by Eyre Pinckard. will leave
Friday for the east and will pass the
Christmas holidays at the family home
in New Orleans. where they will be the
guests Of relatives during their sojourn
in that city
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bates are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends upon the arrival Of a little son
in their home
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Van Lobea
Sells. who was Miss Edith Page. have
been passing the early days of their
honeymoon at Del Monte. but viii re-
turn probably before the holidays TO
their home in Piedmont.
Miss Edith ChesebrOugh is enjoying
a visit at Del Monte as the guest of
Miss Genevieve Harvey Both girls are
pa ssing most of their time on the golf
links, for they are enthusiastic golfers
Miss Chesebrough has won no little
fame in various tournaments. She ex-
poets to return to town within a few
days
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