The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
The Smart Sci
X ISS MABEL BOvEE TOY will be-
Il Nl come the bride of Francis Way
land Lucas at a pretty wedding

Wednesday evening, March 8, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Toy, in Presidio terrace.
While the wedding will be marked by
simplicity, the details will be of un-
usual attractiveness. The small recep-
ton after the ceremony will be at
tended only by relatives and intimate
friends.
The bride will have three attendants.
The matron of honor is to be her sister
in law, Mrs. Harvey d, Toy. The two
! bridesmaids viii be Miss Helen Dean
and Miss Laura Taylor. Philip Paschel
will act as best man. The couple will
enjoy a honeymoon trip of several
weeks but the destination and wedding
journey are being kept a secret.
Since the announcement OF her en-
gagement a few months ago Miss Toy
has been one of the most popular of
the brides elect and has had several
delightful affairs given in her honor
One of the elaborate parties given
in her honor was the tea at which
Miss Helen Dean presided at the Fair
mont
Miss Marcia Fee gave a luncheon
yesterday at her home In Buchanan
street complimentary to Miss Louise
Mccormick. Besides the guest of
honor, Miss Fee entertained Miss
Rhoda Pickering. MISS Dorothy Boe-
ricke. Miss Ruth Boericke, Miss Fer
nanda Pratt, Miss Frances Martin, Miss
Florence Hammond. Miss Daisy Ham
mond and Miss Marjorie Brown.
Miss Fee was assisted in entertain
ing by her mother. Mrs. Charles Fee.
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The wedding of Miss Ethel Amweg
and Walter A. Scott will take place
Easter Monday, April IL. and will be
one of the prettiest affairs of the post
Lenten season, although the details
have not been decided upon. Miss AM
veg has been the feted guest at many
informal affairs, and the announcement
of her wedding date will be of interest
to a wide circle of friends.
Mrs. J Wilson Shiels entertained yes
terday at one of the delightful teas Of
the month given in the laurel court at
the Fairmont for more than a score of
guests. Among those who called dur
ing the afternoon were:
Mrs. Charles X. HarleylMrs. George Fish
Mrs. Joseph Howell Mrs. Charles Huse
Mrs. Henry Iund Miss Lalla Wenzelberger
Miss Maye Collrun Miss Marian Ially
Mrs. Edgar Peixotto Mrs. r. X. Johnstone
Miss Frances Stewart Mrs Charles H. Shiels
Miss Fernando Pratt Miss Kathleen de Young
Misses Woods Mrs. George Gardiner
Mrs. John McMullin and her grand
daughter. Miss Eliza McMullin, leave
today for the southern part of the
state, where they expect to pass sew
eral weeks. Mrs. J. C. Kirkpatrick
with her daughter, Miss Suzanne, and
Miss Harriet Alexander are among
others who are leaving San Francisco
this afternoon to remain away during
the Lenten season.
Mrs. Charles Egbert and her son,
Morrison, left Yesterday for the east
and Toronto, Can, where they will
pass several weeks visiting friends
and relatives. Mrs. Egbert will be the
guest OF relatives in Toronto at her
family home and will be extensively
entertained during her visit in the
city where her girlhood was passed
Mrs. Egbert was formerly Miss Barnes
and comes of a prominent English fam
lily. but has made her home in this
city and across the bay for many years
Miss Louise Mccormick. who has
been extensively entertained during
her visit in San Francisco, leaves to-
day for Paso Robles.
Mrs. Pickering and her daughter
Miss Rhoda Pickering, are going south
for a two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. S. Mcouisten
axe in the southern part of the state.