The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
The Smart Set

n EISS IDA PRICE became the
IN IN bride of Rev. James Percival
tNH Turner at a pretty ceremony
lVE that took place yesterday at
o'clock at Samaritan cathedral
mission. The service was read by
Right Reverend William Ford Nichols,
bishop of the Episcopal diocese. The
church was profusely decorated with
American beauty roses and at the home
of the bride in Broadway the same
flowers were used with artistic effect.
Only the immediate relatives of the
couple were present at the ceremony
and informal reception at the home of
the bride. The bride was given away
by her father. Thomas Price. Her
gown was of white chiffon cloth made
in the directoire mode, and she wore a
white hat to match the attractive cos
tune.
The only attendant was Miss Anna
Price. a sister of the bride. Miss Price
wore a handsome gown of pink chiffon
cloth embellished with lace and touch
of black velvet. With this costume she
wore pink hat trimmed in black vel
vet and plumes.
After the reception and wedding sup
per Mr.. and Mrs. Turner left for the
northern part of the state, where they
will pass their honeymoon. They will
return within month to make their
home in this city.
Mrs. Anna Farrell and her daughter,
Miss Kathleen Farrell, will entertain
Thursday at luncheon to be given at
the Francesca club in compliment to
Miss Irene Farrell Only the younger
girls are hidden for this occasion. Mrs.
Farrell and her daughter leave Janu-
airy II for their trip abroad and Will
pass the entire summer aud probably
the early fall in travel.
Miss Marian Miller will be presented
to society at the tea to be given Satur-
day at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. G. Miller, at their home
! in Pacific avenue. Among those in the
receiving party will be:
Miss Elizabeth Woods Miss Dolly MacGayin
Hiss Mss suzanne suzanne Kirkpat- Miss Helen Jones Jones'
rick Miss Elena Brewer
Miss Harriet Alexander Miss Dorothy Van Sick
Miss Helen Dean len
Miss Helen Baker Miss Clara Allen
Miss Dolly Cushing
| Miss Miller will also be the compli-
mented guest at a bridge party to be
given January 13 by Miss Helen Jones
at the home of the hostess in Buchanan
street. About 40 guests are invited for
the afternoon and a number of addi
tional guests are bidden for tea at .
o'clock.
! Only the debutantes and younger
girls are hidden for the bridge party
to be given next week by Miss Floride
and Miss Natalie Hunt at their home
in Pacific avenue. The affair is antici-
pated as one of the most delightful in
prospect for the month.
Mrs. Charles o. Alexander and her
attractive debutante daughter, Miss
Harriet Alexander, entertained a num-
| Der of young friends at a skating party
| given last evening and followed by
/ supper at the st. Francis. Among those
who enjoyed the informal occasion
were:
Miss Claire Nichols Miss Elizabeth Woods
! Miss Margaret Calhoun Miss Helen Jones
Miss Martha Calhoun Miss Marian Miller
Miss julia Langhorne Miss Suzanne kirkpat-
Miss Harriet Alexander rick
Mrs Walter Gibson and her daughter,
Miss Grace Gibson, will leave this
month for long absence abroad and
expect to pass several months travelling
in Egypt.
DIR. and Mrs. James Keeney have
taken house in Buchanan street near
Broadway and will be established in
their new home within a month.
Miss Elizabeth Woods will entertain
at dinner preceding the Colonial
dance Friday evening. and Miss Helen
Jones is another debutante who will
preside at a dinner party before the
ball.
California friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Wheeler are rejoicing over
! the recent good turn in the wheel of
| fortune because 1t brings them back TO
| California Mr.. Wheeler will return
by way of Panama, the trip being made
at the request of President Roosevelt
Alden Wheeler will accompany his
| father. Mrs. Wheeler will visit frienos
i in The sf hafnrea