The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01


"-HE bride has stepped upon the
SOCIAL stage somewhat. earlier
this year than. in former sea
sons. The weddings that used
10 be Inevitably events Of June
are seemingly celebrated early this
season. and. already. there have been
several. OF. SOCIAL note. 1t would seem
also to: the casual observer, that the
ann1Iai~crop of. engagements has been
announced.. somewhat sooner this: year
tbaf: :in@.other seasons. However that
may. be. the brides and brides elect
have secured II large share OF: the SO
ciaI: astention. during the month The
wedding last 'T3lursday:'e evening OF Miss
Anna Nirholson Scott and Almeu Maye
Newhail :ecripsed all lesser affairs of
that day. and. was an attractive occa-
sion. indeed There: were a few en-
gagemen1s announced during the week
and. Two. or three other weddings that
have. "a: place in. the record of the
davs.. :: TIE. luncheons and dinner par
Ties were. events of note in themselves,
and 4he".preseuce of Mrs. J. -Pierpont
Morgan and her talented daughter,
Miss Anne Morgan. made a notable
furore IN The. social order Of affairs.
While there We're. not many formal en-
tertainments for the visitors the fact
that they were here and were: -receiv-
ing their friends at the Fafrmont
caused a: social hutter. There. were
ina Of
Importance during, the: last few days
and the week-in fact, the month
5ust beginning has an enticIng array
of. social affairs. already scheduled The
play to be given next Friday evening.
and Saturday afternoon will afford So
rciety Two occasions upon which to wear
its prettiest gowns. The play is. en-
.titIed when FAIRIES Rule" and was
written by DR.. J. Wilson Shiels and
Dr. Humphrey stewart There will be
probably. over 100 children in the cast
and several gifted singers, who are
lending fheir best efforts TO the affair.
-rif1s-..caiGse. is s.'eharity and the proceeds
are Ito: he given: TO the home for boys
4 .-flz.t ION. ( T Tlfere.. are seEeral:*capable
S6cfetg. " i5g-olpef who are directing the
Venture and success. was. assured from
tire-ffrst.. rehearsal
y; i II. = 80
The. Weddlng Of the week where the
interest OF society was. concentrated
was. hat. Of Miss. Anna Nicholson Scott
and. .Alraer Mayo NewhalL The ;cere-
m0nx was an event of Thursday even
ing I'M St Johns Presbyterian. church
There was . bit of sentiment in the
fact.-1llat ':the late : DR.. w. a. Scott
grandfather *of the bride, had: been pas
. tor. Of. that. church for many years, and
also: in the. fact that the young couple
have. been both. attendants at the pretty
edif6e since. childhood. + The wedding
was celebrated in a:settfng- of roses and
seldom Il as there been seen in this city
preftier. efect*fn the gorgeous flowers.
The high altar was banked with pink
roses: and. great clusters were used on
each pew in .the*eenter aisle: The rose
color was affected in the, gowns, worn
by the girls of the bridal party. The
rose scheme of decoration, was observed
In the adornment of the KfttFe home: in
Steiner street, where the. reception was
held after4xarG- Mrs. Nicholas G. Kit
tle.is. an :aUntsef the bride, and it was
at. her home that the wedding. recep-
tion< was held. The guest list was re
stricted to the relatives :and close
friends but that. number was sufficient
To- crowd the pretty home. The bride
is q niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Foster
Of San Rafael and there was a good
representation of the Foster family in
the. bridal party The brides gown was
a. beautiful effect in ivory satin and
point lace The gown was further en-
beIIished with point applique and was
nnished with a court train The long
veil fell almost to the hem of the robe
and was held In place by a coronet OF
orange blossoms. The fair bride car
ried bouquet Of lilies of the valley
and orchids. Her cousin. Miss Louisi-
ana Foster, was made of honor. The
latter's gown was of white satin with
sash of rose colored chiffon draped
most effectively on the dress. She car
ried a shower of pink roses. The -four
bridesmaids wore rose pattern gowns
. of lace and chiffon and each carried q
shower of roses. Edwin Newhall sup
ported his brother as best man and the
ushers were Arthur Foster, Paul Eos.
ter. Spencer Grant, Sherwood Coffin
John Young and Edgar Zook. Among
those present at the reception given al
the Kittle home were the Newhall con-
nectionseand the members of the brides
family The bride is granddaughter
Of the late DR.. W. A Scott and her ma
ternaI grandparents were Mr.. and. Mrs
George .Mearns, all Of whom were prom.
.inent in the early history of the. state
Aimer Rewhall is the'eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs Edwin Newhall and a brother
of Miss Frances. and Miss Virginia New.
hall The young couple are goine
abroad on their wedding journey. bu
will return. They expect to pass th'
p SIMMER in travel on the continent, bu
viii. return in three or four months Il
this. city, where they viii establish
frefr home:
one Of the Improvements of tn,
week that was of :nore than local in