The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
JUNE WEDDINGS
ON THE HORIZON
Marriageof Genevieve Harvey
And Ward Barron Will
Usher in Month

weddings of June have begun to
make their appearance in the social
horizon and already there are several
of these interesting events under dis
cussion. The marriage of Miss Gene
We've Harvey and Ward Barron will
take place in the first week of June
and will be a large church affair. The
reception after the ceremony will take
place at the home OF the brides grand
mother. Mrs Eleanor Martin The re-
ception will be limited, perhaps to the
relatives and near friends of the
couple, but will be one of the most at
tractive affairs of the sort that society
will attend this year Mrs. Martin is
fond of entertaining and has given sew
eral dinners for her chic granddaughter,
whose engagement was announced
few weeks ago. Miss Harvey is at
Del Monte with her mother. Mrs. J..
Downey Harvey, and will remain there
until later in the month. She will
have beautiful trousseau. Many ex-
pensive gifts that will be added to her
wardrobe have already been received.
The wedding of Miss Marie Churchill
and Martin Haenke will be an event of
June, although the date is not an
nounced. The bride elect is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson
Churchill. The wedding will be cele-
brated at the family home in San
Mateo. There will be a bevy of at
tendants for the bride and the wedding
will have all the appointments of a
country ceremony in midsummer.
Haenke Is member of the University
and Burlingame clubs and has a host
of friends who will be interested in the
wedding
Miss Suzanne kirkpatrick was out
for the first time yesterday and mo-
tored in the park with her mother, Mrs
J. G. Kirkpatrick. The charming young
society girl has been seriously i'll with
an attack of jaundice and her wedding
with Allan Macdonald, which was to
have been an event of last week, was
postponed. The wedding will take place
probably in a day or two. but the def
mite announcement is deferred.
The last days before the departure
of Mrs. Ramon Wilson and her daugh-
ter for the east and Europe are filed
with entertainments. Miss Wilson is
an extremely talented girl and will be
missed in art circles, as well as in
society. Among the recent affairs given
in farewell compliment to the travel
ers was the dinner party at the Sc
quota club. The table decorations were
forget-me- intertwined with ferns
and smilax There were songs and in
strumentaI music on the informal pro-
gram which followed the dinner. Will
lam Greer Harrison acted as toastmas-
ter. Among those who met at the de-
lightful affair were:
DR.; and Mrs. ]. Dennis Miss Josephine Blanch
Arnold Miss Marta McKim
Mr.. and Mrs. Gailliard Miss Elizabeth Holmes
Mr. and Mrs R. P. VIII VIII sparks as
n Merillion Mrs. Charles 1ss p, Toselsans
Mrs. Marie wilsonLoring Rixford
Stoney
Mrs. Peter MEG. Mclean entertained
at an informal luncheon for less than
a dozen guests yesterday at the Fair
mont, with Mrs Gordon Blanding as
the complimented guest.
Mr. and Mrs. John s. Drum are home
again from Del Monte. Among others
who have been enjoying a recent visit
there are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Magee.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hobart, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Martin, who motored down
over the weekend
Drummond MacGavin left last even
ing for Klamath, and Mrs. MacGavin
will leave IN day or two for the
north. The friends OF the young cou-
pie regret that they will establish their
home in the north but are hoping that
the attractive bride will be a frequent
visitor here.
Miss Corinne Dillman, who was in
town for several days, has returned to
her home in Sacramento. The young
visitor came here for the wedding of
Miss Jean Tyson and Harry Wiehe, but
remained for. few days after that
event as the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wiehe are pass
ing their honeymoon at Del Monte and
will tour the southern part of the
state before returning to their home in
Alameda.
DIR. and Mrs. Emmett Rixford will
leave in few days for the east on their
way to Europe. where they will travel
for several months.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. William Reding. with
Miss Louise Reding. Miss Lillian Whit
ney and Miss Mildred whitney, have
returned to their house in town after
an outing at Del Monte, where they
have been for several days.
Mrs. William Kohl was hostess at an
informal luncheon given yesterday at
the Palace. At another table Mrs. viii
liam Cluff entertained several friends.
The friends of Miss Kate Herrin are
giving her a cordial welcome since her
return from abroad. She will be the
feted guest at several informal parties
in the next fortnight.
THE RAGTTME MUSE
His Downfall
He was good In mathematics
And I've heard his fellows praise
Wondrous mental acrobatics
He'd performed In other days;
He was master of knowledge
That is given unto few,
Was the idol of the college
Where he'd gathered what he tnau