The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
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weddings and the rumer of more
weddings; and nearly every one who
has remained in town for the first day
Of June will be guest at either OF
two weddings. The two events of par
ticular interest to society today is the
marriage of Miss Eleanor Phelps and
| Ensign William Alexander Glassford
u 5 N, which, by the way, though
not strictly town affair. since it takes
place at st. Peters chapel in Mare
island, will attract society from San
Francisco. The second affair of i'm.
portance in the city is the wedding
OF Miss Genevieve Peel and Grover
Elan, which will take place in the
First Unitarian church. The latter
event will be pretty affair and the
bride will have half a dozen attend
ants
number of guests are going from
town to attend the marriage at 4
o'clock this afternoon of the pretty
daughter of Captain Phelps, and it is
a fact worthy of note to those inter-
ested in the sentiment of weddings
that the fair bride is to wear the lace
from her mothers wedding gown in
graceful adornment of her own today.
She will have two matrons of honor,
Mrs. Thomas Driscon and Mrs. John
Meyers. and also two bridesmaids. Miss
Matte Milton and Miss Nina Blow
The color scheme for the gowns, the
church decoration. and even the house
decoration, win be pink
The wedding of Miss Marjorie Pat
terson and Ira Hoover will take place
Wednesday, June 16, at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. Van Rens-
saeler Patterson in Berkeley, but the
definite plans for this interesting event
have not yet been entirely settled.
The count and countess d. d'Ornano
who was Miss Carol B. Higgins of this
city, have been passing their honey
moon in Nice since their recent we'd
ding in Paris, but have gone to the
counts family estate on the isle of
Corsica, which will be their future
home. Countess d'Ornano is the sister
of Mrs. M. E. Hale of this city and of
Mrs. j. A. Stewart of Stockton and
has a host of friends in the state. She
attended the University of California
few years ago and later went to Paris
to finish her education. 1t was at a
weekend party a year ago last Easter
that she met the count, whose mar
riage with various heiresses had been
rumored and arranged. but he, how
ever, had always escaped under the
plea that he was seeking perfect
companionship. Those who have the
privilege of knowing the countess are
certain that he has found a delight
full companion. Count Dominique
d'ornane is descendant of one of the
oldest houses of France, and the couple
will pass much of their time in the
latter country. Late in the summer
the couple are planning a horseback
ride through Germany and Russia.
Mrs. J. r. Mitchell left yesterday for
the east and Europe, where she will
pass the summer in travel. She will
enjoy a brief visit in New York before
going abroad. and later will visit Lon
don, Berlin. Paris. Vienna and other
European cities.
Mrs. ]. n BENEDICT Jr and her
daughter Miss Stella Benedict. are on
their way east, and after a short visit
with friends in New York will go
abroad for a years travel on the con-
tinent
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Holman have
given up their fat in Leavenworth
street and will pass the summer in
their house at San Mateo.
Mrs. Carter P. Pomeroy and her
Miss Harriet Pomeroy, are
leaving for the east today, where they
will pass the summer and incidentally
will join Miss Christine Pomeroy. who
has been enjoying delightful visit of
several months with relatives in New
York and Washington. 1t is probable
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ters will return together in the late
summer.
The Army and Navy club announces
that the reception today will be from 4
until o'clock, instead of an evening
affair, as many people had anticipated
The incorrect rumor had gone abroad
that the entertainment would be an
evening affair on this date, and the
club wishes to prevent any confusion
in the hour of the reception. These
weekly affairs at the club rooms prom
ise to continue in n delightful way
the summer.
DIR. Alfred B. Crosse left yesterday
for the east, and is anticipating a de-
ightful visit in New York and Wash
ngton, but will not be able to remain
away for the indefinite stay that he
had planned earlier in the season-in
fact, he will only be in the east for a
few weeks. and is to return here within
the month.
Mrs Arthur q Mason IaavaS fo, +ba