The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
The Smart Sci,
ABEL BOvEE TOY be-

V came the bride of Francis Way
land Lucas last evening at a
pretty wedding celebrated at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George d. Toy. in Presidio
terrace. The affair was like an out
door ceremony in it's setting OF fruit
blossoms, and in the window of the
living room, where the service was
read, an arbor was formed of fruit
branches. The effect was novel and
picturesque. while the pretty scheme
in the spring colors was continued
throughout the house. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Frederick
Clampett. and the bride was given in
marriage by her father. George D.
Toy. The brides gown was a white
satin creation, made in the empire
mode and elaborated with rare old lace
and embroidery The bridal costume
was finished with a veil and the
bouquet was a shower of orchids and
lilies OF the valley.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Har-
vey ID. Toy, and her gown was one of
the unusual models Of the spring de-
green, and the two bridesmaids, Miss
Helen Dean and Miss Laura Taylor,
wore gowns IN the same delicate color
and made in similar empire design.
The three attendants carried spring
flowers to complete the effective pic
ture. Philip Paschel acted as best
man.
After the ceremony there was wed
ding supper and informal reception for
less than a hundred guests, since only
the relatives and closest friends Of the
couple were hidden to the Toy home
for the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas
will pass the early days of their hon
eymoon in the southern part of the
state. but will sail for the orient with
in few weeks and expect to spend
several weeks in Japan.
Cuyler Lee was host last evening at
an enjoyable dinner given at the St.
Francis for dozen friends. The table
decorations were pink carnations with
pink shaded candelabra to carry out
the pretty color scheme. Those who
enjoyed the hospitality of the host on
this occasion were:
DR.. J. Wilson shiels Charles de Young
Wellington Gregg Joseph ID. Redding
Courtney Ford Frank Goad
Edgar Mizner Willis Polk
Noble Eaton Charles Rolle Peters
Joseph l.. Eastiand Joseph 3. Murphy
Mrs William Bethune Ireland was
the complimented guest at a recent tea
given in the laurel court at the Fair
mont when Mrs. Walter Scott Frank
lin presided as hostess. Mrs. Ireland
has been the motif for several pleasant
affairs since her return from her
honeymoon trip, and among the guests
hidden to Mrs. Franklin's tea for the
popular bride were:
Mrs william sesnon Miss Antoinette Key
Miss Lalla wenzelbur- Miss Belle G. Clements
ger Mrs James E. Abbott
Miss Edith Metcalfe Mrs. Florence Porter
Miss Clark
Mrs William Penn Humphreys will
entertain a sewing club next Tuesday
afternoon at her home. and among
those who are on the list of member
ship in the Stitch club. as the infor-
NAL coterie has styled itself, are Mrs
Fritz Van Sicklen. Mrs. Charles Page,
Mrs. Emory Elliott, Mrs. Ralph Kirk
ham Blair, Miss Sophie Van Sicklen,
Miss Marian Hall, Miss Laurilla Muir
dock, Miss Annette Hall and Miss Ida
Pattiani.
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Dwight Chip !
man, who have had apartments at
the Santa Barbara during the winter.
will leave this month, or perhaps early
in April, for their country home at
Ross.
Mrs. Richard D. Girvin will entertain
this afternoon at luncheon to be
given at the Fairnont for about a
dozen guests.
Fred Greenwood has returned after a
pleasant visit in the southern part of
the state and trip TO Coronado and
is in town for a brief stay before
going away for the summer, although
his plans for the summer season are
yet indefinite.
Society is interested in the comedy
TO be presented Saturday afternoon at
Century hall by the members of the
Fortnightly club. The club is COM
posed of clever college women, and the
play is the old fashioned pride and
Prejudice" with cast chosen from the
members of the club who are talented
in a dramatic way. The comedy is
under the direction OF Miss Margaret
Bender and dozen or more of the
members have been assigned roles in
the pretty play. The rehearsals are
going on every day and the event is
Otic " 10 anticipated dIuOnB In6 L6nCen
affairs of the month
Miss Jennie Crocker entertained
few friends at an informal luncheon
given yesterday at the st. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Schwerin enter
tanned recently at an informal dinner
party given for a dozen guests, and
among the recent affairs of note was
another dinner party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mendell for about the same
number of guests.
The art exhibit that opened yesterday
at the Bohemian club attracted a large
number of visitors and society was
well represented among those who en-
joyed the beautiful exhibition. The
local artists have reason to be proud
of the unusual collection of paintings
and statuary on display. Among the
visitors yesterday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 5. Miss Augusta Fouts
Aiken. Miss Cherry Render
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Theodore Wores
Crocker William Greer Harrison
Mrs. Harvey Marvin Frank Corhusier
Mrs Henry Lund Mrs. Ramon Wilson