The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
BRIDEJf ELECT
FETED GUESTS
Wedding of Miss Scott To
Amer NeWhall Will Be
Event of Month

has eclipsed almost every other So
cial interest for the week. One of the
most feted of the brides to be is Miss
Anna Nicholson Scott. the fiancee of
Almer Mayo Newhall and the wedding
] will be an event of the month. Next
Friday the popular girl will be the
feted gust at an elaborate luncheon to
be given by Mrs. William Mayor New
hall, and the younger girls are giving
several small affairs in compliment to
Miss Scott.
The wedding of Miss Zellah Lee Glib
one of the. next on the social tapis. and
is scheduled for Wednesday. April 20.
| at "Roselawn," the home of the bride
elect. There will be a large contingent
| from town at the interesting affair.
and among those in the bridal party
will be Mrs. Walter Greer, who will
be matron of honor. and Miss Florence
Braverman and Miss Kathleen Farrell.
who will be bridesmaids. Edward Ell
berg will attend as best man. There
will be large reception. and several
hundred guests have been invited
| Among the girls who attended the
wedding of Miss Jean Tyson and Harry
Weihe in Alameda yesterday were Miss
, liza Sonntag, Miss Miriam McNear and
Miss Metha McMahan. The bride was
! attended by her sister. Miss Marie
Louise Tyson, as maid of honor, and
the trio mentioned, with Miss Roberta
Haslett. were bridesmaids. Arthur
Hooper was best man. There was an
elaborate reception. The couple will
return from their honeymoon to reside
in Alameda. They are both we'll known
here, and the bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. August Weihe of this city Since
the announcement of their engagement
several months ago the couple have
been feted extensively by the younger
set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston White, who was
Miss Ruth Boericke. are enjoying their
honeymoon at Long Beach, and will
travel leisurely through the southern
part of the state before their return
to town.
The bridge party to be given tomor-
row afternoon by Mrs. Harry Bates
and Miss Edith Bull will be one of the
notable affairs of the week, and will
bring together a number of old friends
for an hour at cards. There will be tea
afterward- for an additional score of
guests.
| Mrs. Frederick N Woods and her
daughter. Miss Lottie Woods. are in
San Jose at their country home, where
they will remain for several days. Miss
Maude Woods and Miss Dorothy Woods
remained at the family home in Cali
fornia street, but will enjoy a sojourn
at the ranch later in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah r. Howell are
in town again and are staying at the
Fairmont after an outing at Del Monte.
Knox Maddox entertained less than
a dozen friends last evening at an in
formal dinner party at the ST. Francis.
| Mrs. Eleanor Hyde Smith sailed YES
terday on the Siberia for Honolulu. and
number of friends were at the dock
to say au revoir. Mrs Hyde Smith
is going to Honolulu, where she will he
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Dillingham;. She will be extensively
entertained during her visit.
Rev. Father W. j. Butler and Rev
Father W. ]. Cantwell of this city left
New York this week for Europe, where
they will travel for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace d. Pnlsbury
have returned to town after a motor
trip to Del Monte, where they enioved
several days goling with Ward Bar
ron' Miss Genevieve Harvey and others
Mrs. William Thane entertained 10 or
IL guests yesterday afternoon at an
informal tea given at the Palace. while
another tea party of the day was given
by Mrs. William A brennan for a score
of friends at the same hotel.
The departure of Mrs Wellington
Gregg with her daughters, Miss Enid
Gregg and Miss Ethel Gregg, this week
was AOS CStCO Ny lAClL Tner6
was a large delegation at the depot to
wish the travellers bon voyage. Thew
were accompanied by Miss Elysse
Schultz, who is going abroad with them
for the summer.
Mrs. William Cluf was hostess at an
informal luncheon given yesterday AT
the Palace, but returned to her country
home at Menlo. Among others who
entertained guests at luncheon yester-
day were Mr.. and Mrs Remt p
Schwerin and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mayo Newhal.
Marshall Hale is able to be ou+
again and is receiving the congratu1a-
lions of his friends upon his recovery
from his recent illness.
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