The San Francisco call., 1910-03-24
EAGER TO DOFF
OARB OF LENT
Society Awaits the Coming
Of Gay Season That
Follows Easter

r. HE lesser social affairs are but
a series of incidents with the pass
ing of the penitentiai season and
after Easter day the bride elect
and the bride will have the center of
the stage with every party of import
ance to be given in her honor. One of
the attractive affairs of next week will
be the card party to be given Tuesday
evening by Miss Marian Miller in COM
plIment TO Miss Suzanne kirkpatrick
and her hance. Allan Mcdonald. There
will be probably 100 of the younger set
present. and dancing will follow the
early hours at bridge
The wedding Of Miss kirkpatrick
and Allan Mcdonald will be an event
Of April ~ After the ceremony there
will be an elaborate reception at the
Palace. several OF the closest friends
OF the bride will be in her wedding
party. Among those who will serve
viii be her cousin. Miss Clara Allen,
who Is 10 be maid of honor. The
bridesmaids will BE Miss Maud Wilson,
Miss Marian Miller. Miss Louise Nc
cormick. Miss Vera de Saba and Miss
Margaret Williams. The friends of the
family have all, been hidden to the
Palace for the large reception.
A wedding that took place yesterday :
and that will be of great interest TO
friends of the couple in this city was
that of Miss Kathryn Shortrfdge and
Edward Bion Winterode of Los Ange-
les. The wedding was celebrated at the
home of the bride in Fresno and was a
pretty affair with a large company of
friends in attendance The bride is an
attractive brunette and more than or
dinarily accomplished. She is related
to the Shortridge family in this city
and has many friends here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winterode will make their home
in Los Angeles, where pretty bunga-
low awaits them.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moody. who was
Miss Alice Southworth, have gone to
Fresno to make their home. The
friends of the bride in this city were
regretful over her departure. The we'd
ding was an event of last week at the
First Congregational church in Oak
land, and there were only relatives at
the pretty ceremony. The two are
graduates of the state university and
have a wide acquaintance here. They
will reside on an orange grove near
Sanger, but will, be frequent visitors
to this city.
After the wedding of Miss Aimee
Brunsweig and Alexander Field. an
event of Easter week. the young couple
will make their home in Mill Valley,
much to the qualification of their
friends here. The bride elect has been
a frequent visitor in town AID has
host of friends She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Brunsweig, and
il is at their home that the wedding
will take place. Field is member of
the Presidio golf club and is popular
among the clubmen in town. so that the
mr. n COunlp
in Mill Valley has met with the ap-
provaI of their friends. The honeymoon
will be passed in New Orleans.
Miss Ysabel Brewer. who has been
enjoying visit of several days in
town as the guest of Mrs. c. o. Alex
ander. returned yesterday to her home
in Mill Valley.
The friends of Miss Lottie Woods are
pleased over the news that she arrives
this morning from Honolulu. where she
passed several delightful weeks with
Mrs. Henry Seal, who has accompanied
her upon the homeward voyage.
Miss Mildred Pierce returned yester-
day to her home in San Jose. after
passing several days in town as the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. c. G. Morse,
but will be here frequently during the
summer for a series of brief visits
with her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fry. who was
Miss Dolly MacGavin. have given up
the apartment that they have occupied
since their wedding and will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mac
Gavin at the family home in California
street until they decide upon location
for their new home.
One of the most elaborate teas of
yesterday was given at the Palace, with
Mrs. William Thane presiding as host
ess, and was enjoyed by a score of
guests. who assembled around the table
prettily decorated with spring flowers.
Another hostess at the Palace yesterday
for an informal party was Mrs. George
Hill Stoddard. Mrs. James Follis also
entertained a small group of friends.
Mrs Willard Williamson, who has
entertained at several of the recent
parties given at the Claremont country
club. was hostess at a luncheon party
given in town yesterday at the Palace
with half dozen guests enjoying the
informal affair.
Mrs c. c. Simmons of Sacramento
has been visiting in town for a few
days and has been enjoying a visit also
with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Miller at
their home. The Hutch" in Sausalito.
The younger girls are interested, or
at least a score of them are looking
forward with pleasant expectation to
the luncheon that Miss Mildred Bald
win will give Wednesday. March so.
in compliment to Miss Wilmot Holton.