The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20

w lId the army anu no
| M in addition TO wedding yester-
| day and another in prospect the
social record has a gay aspect. While
none of the events this week are of the
formal or winter sort there is fes-
tivity about them that reminds one of
the affairs of the earlier season-par-
ticularly the dancing parties, that are
reflection of the larger but not more
enjoyable assemblies of the past
months.
The wedding yesterday of Miss Edith
Berry and Lloyd Baldwin was an i'm
portant event of the day, but the
charming little bride was insistent
upon the simplicity of the occasion.
There were so guests present. however,
and these were Of course only the near
est and dearest friends and the rela-
tives of the couple. The home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. j. l.. Berry, in
Steiner street was the scene of the
pretty ceremony and the house had
been effectively decorated with roses
for the event. The favored color in
the scheme of adornment was pink and
the setting was an arbor of trailing
roses and vines.
The brides gown was fashioned of
white satin in the popular princess
mode and the establishment was of
rare lace. With the pretty costume she
wore a tulle veil and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley. The
only attendant for the bride was her
younger sister, Miss Dorothy Berry.
who wore an effective lingerie dress OF
white lace and embroidery.
The bridegroom was attended by Will
liam Page. Rev. Edward Morgan read
the marriage service There was a re-
ception following the ceremony and the
young couple left last evening on a
brief honeymoon trip.
The wedding of Miss Ella Margaret
Bender and Philip Young OF Boston will
be an event of Saturday and will take
place in the afternoon at the home OF
the bride. The hour is o'clock and
only the close friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Almon Bender will attend the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Eliza
beth Bender who has recently returned
from Honolulu, will be here for the
wedding of her sister.
There will be no attendants for either
bride or groom and the service will be
notable chiefly for it's simplicity. Miss
Bender has been a favorite bride elect
and has been entertained at any number
of informal dinner and theater parties.
Last evening she was the complimented
guest at dinner given by Mrs. Homer
s. King a the home of the hostess in
Broadway. At the latter affair Philip
| Young shared the honors with his
fiancee, having just arrived from the
east.
The engagement was announced yes
| terday of Miss Eleanor collier, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Garrigue
of Berkeley, to Michael F. Gallagher of
| Chicago. The Garrigues were formerly
Chicago people. but have made their
home in this city and across the bay for
the past two years. Miss Garrigue was
| member OF the Wyvern sorority at
the University Of Chicago and her
fiance is a Chi Psi man. No date has
been set for the wedding.
The Presidio hop last evening was
quite as delightful as the series of
dances preceding that occasion at the
Oficers' club. and more than the usual
number of dinner parties gave inter-
| est to the affair. Among the most en-
| joyable dinners was that given by Lieu
tenant Cruise, U. s. A. and Lieutenant
Randall at their quarters The young
people were chaperoned by Captain and