The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

brides. parents Mr. and Mrs Charles
W. Doe, in Laguna street. The wed |
ding was the second celebrated this |
season at the Doe home. and the first |
was the marriage several months ago !
of Miss Aileen Doe and William Paul
Johnson. Mrs. Johnson attended her
sister as matron of honor at the we'd |
ding last week and wore her own wed !
ding gown of white satin and lace. !
The bride was gowned in white satin |
with a tunic of rare lace and wore the |
conventional veil with coronet of |
orange blossoms. Mrs. Doe, mother Of
the bride. wore a gown of black satin. |
embellished with jet ornaments. There |
was a reception after the ceremony |
for relatives and friends to the number
of 100 or more Mr.. and Mrs. Pettigrew |
have gone south on their wedding jour |
ney. but will return to reside in this |
city.
A wedding of December IA will be
that of Miss Katie Bell Riggin and |
Lieutenant Charles Bernardou Elliott |
of the Thirtieth infantry. The cards |
state that the interesting ceremony |
will be performed at the First Meth |
odist church in Pine Bluff, Ark. and
there will be a reception afterward at
the home of the brides brother. George |
Arthur Riggin. The bride elect will be |
remembered in local society as a pretty |
girl who was the guest last season of
Mrs. Kate Voorhies Henry and was a |
frequent attendant at the Greenway |
assemblies with Mrs. Henry. In fact, !
it was at the Voorhies home that Miss
Riggin met Lieutenant Elliott while he
was stationed at the Presidio. 1t was
the plan for the young couple to have
the wedding at the home of Mrs. A. II.
Voorhies, for sentimental reasons, but
the bride elect later decided to be mar
ried at her own home in the east. The |
young officer and his bride are COM |
ing to this city for residence. and will |
be at home after April Is at Infantry |
terrace, where their new Presidio home |
will be located.
The Princess David Kowananakoa |
will sail Tuesday on the Manchuria |
for her home in Honolulu and will be
accompanied on the interesting Journey /
by Mrs. Kate Voorhies Henry. The
travellers will remain away for several /
weeks and may extend their visit into
months. They will be delightfully."- en-
tertained, for the princess has a host |
of friends in her former home. Among |
others who are sailing Tuesday for the |
islands and will be in the party with
the Princess Kowananakoa and MrsY
Henry are Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nc |
Farlane. During the last season the |
princess and Mrs. Henry have attended /
the theater and concerts together. and /
attracted attention on account of their /
contrasting types. Mrs. Henry is a |
statuesoue blonde while the Princess /
Kowananakoa is a rich type of dark /
southern beauty. They have enjoyed |
a succession of farewell dinner and |
theater parties in the days preceding |
their departure for Honolulu.
one of the weddings of December |
l,,% Of ipfa n fri on 1
both sides of the bay is that of Miss !
Ruth Lewis and William H. Tucker.
The ceremony will be performed Friday |
evening, December 16, at the home of /
the bride in this city. The officiating |
clergyman will be Rev. Richard X
Ham. The bride will be attended by |
Miss Hazel E. Roberts as maid of |
honor, and Guy Knupp will act as best |
man. The couple are going north after
their wedding and will reside in Wash |
ington. Miss Lewis is a graduate of |
Stanford university with the class of '99 |
and is member of the Pi Beta Phi |
sorority. She was one of the most |
popular girls at college and was elected I
a member of the Cap and Gown |
women's honor society for her activity
in college affairs. She is also a mem |
Der of the Phi Beta Kappa. and was
one of the basket ball team. Tucker
is a graduate of Stanford with the class
OA oo. anu - AiNulbcl VI the lJSlld
Chi fraternity He is a young attor-
ney and has established a practice in
the northern state.
Aviation is the fad of the hour and |
perhaps more correctly might be called |
the craze of the hour. Miss Eleanor /
Sears is to have her own biplane and |
there are scores of society girls in the
east who are enthusiastic over the air.
ship. Some of the renowned aviators may
come west next month and the pro-
gressive ones in society are looking
forward to the delightful invasion. /
The aviation meets at Del Monte prom
ise some good sport for those who are /
waiting for the fad TO reach Califor-