The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

a bower of roses at the Ives home in
Washington street. The American
beauty roses were used almost exclu
sively in the adornment of the home
and every nook and corner was filled
with the effective clusters. The bower
in the reception room was built en-
tirely of roses and in the hall the roses
were massed in profusion. The gowns
were exceptionally pretty and the scene
at the reception was brilliant. None
but closest friends of the couple had
been hidden, but the scores of hand
some gowns in the rose setting made
the scene memorable The bride wore
a gown Of white satin with an over
dress of point applique and train.
The costume was completed with the
conventional veil and coronet of orange
blossoms and she carried shower of
white orchids. Her sister. Mrs. Henry
Crocker, was the matron of honor.
wore a gown of pale blue satin en-
broidered with chiffon and gold, while
she carried a shower of yellow orchids.
Mrs. z. J. Ives, mother of the bride.
wore a gown of black velvet and point
lace.
Mrs Fannie Crocker McCreary was
gowned in cream broadcloth and an
other cloth gown of different design.
and similar materi4 was worn by Mrs.
Carey Van Fleet.
Mrs. George Cameron was gowned in
azure chiffon over satin and wore a
hat to match the costume.
Mrs Rufus Steele wore a gown of
Atlantic blue satin. effectively en-
broidered and completed the effect
with a black picture hat
| Mrs. Mclean was gowned in gray
satin trimmed with steel and Mrs. III.
| w Stirewalt wore gown of Dresden
effect over satin with a black hat.
Mrs W. S. Porter was gowned in black
| lace fashioned over satin in one of the
new blue shades and wore a picture
/ hat
Mrs. A. P. Hotaling Jr. wore an eff
] fective gown of black satin and lace
with black hat.
Mr.. and Mrs Scribner left late in the
afternoon for their wedding Journey
/ in the limousine that was a gift from
the bridegroom to the bride. They
will go east and probably abroad, but
/ will return to reside here.
The enga cement of Miss Anita Mail
! lard and Temple Bridgman was the
/ surprise of the week. There was none
/ of Miss Mailliard's friends who sus-
/
/ to the handsome young mining en-
| gineer. who was visiting at her Belve-
dere home, until the formal announce
/ ment was made by Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ W. Mailliard. The young couple met
last year when Miss Mailliard was
/ travelling with her uncle and aunt.
1 Mr.. and Mrs Horace Helln1an. The
| party went from New York to Chile
4 and the friendship begun during the
sea voyage has eliminated in the news
/ of the betrothal. Several days ago
| Bridgman came here on his way to
Manila, where he is interested in gov
| ernment work that will keep him
! there for two years. During his brief
stay here his engagement to Miss
Mailliard was announced Tt is said
/ that the wedding will not take place
until next year. In that event the
young couple will likely make their
home at Manila. Miss Mailliard made
her debut three seasons ago and since
| her formal coming out party has been
| in evidence at all the teas and dances.
| She is a brunette with quiet dignity
of manner and has been a favorite
with the younger girls since her debut.
| The family home in Cough street has
! been the scene of many entertainments
| and during the summers the friends or
the young hostess were entertained at
! the country home at Belvedere. Mrs.
|
I to town last week after passing the
| outing season at Belvedere. The pop
| ular bride elect has a collection of en-
| gagement cups already and Will doubt
! less receive many attractive gifts in
the months preceding her wedding
The engagement of Joseph Carrigan
and Miss Jessie Foley of Chicago was
1 one of the announcements of the week
that brought forth congratulations for
the bridegroom elect. Carrigan and
his brothers, Will, Andrew, Louis and
Jack, have host of friends as fam
/ lily and Joe Carrigan has personal
popularity that is enviable. While he
! attended college at Notre Dame in In
! dianapolis several years ago he met
Miss Foley and the friendship. begun
| during school days has turned out
! quite happily for the couple. They
became engaged during the visit last
summer that Carrigan paid to Chi
! cago and the wedding will take place
this season doubtless. Miss Foley is
! the daughter of a wealthy manufac-
turer and is a charming girl with
1 many accomplishments. 1t will be
| pleasant news for Joe Carrigan's S
friends to learn that his future home
is to be established in this city.
Mrs. Wendell P. Harmon and Miss
Georgia Harmon entertained at a tea
last Thursday, when the younger host
ess received the fluctuations of her
friends upon the announcement of her
engagement to Scott Hendricks. Miss
Harmon was educated at Mills college
| and since her graduation from that
/ institution has travelled extensively
She is a musician of more than or
| binary ability and has taken an in
terest in artistic affairs during her
! frequent trips abroad. She is an at
tractive. girl of the demibrunette type
and has a host of friends. Scott Hen
bricks is attorney and is associated
/ with Judge Curtis III. Lindley. He is
a graduate of the University of Cali
| fornia and also of Harvard. Among
J the clubmen he is a favorite and is a
member of the University and of the
| Bohemian clubs Hendricks comes of
a well known family. His father the
late Senator Hendricks. was secretary