The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

10 have been in the bridal party, ac-
! cording TO the original plan for a
/ church wedding. Miss Mccormick is
/ TO be one of the attendants at the
wedding Thursday of Miss Suzanne
/ Kirkpatrick and Allan Macdonald, who
were also at the table. Another we'd
ding guest was Miss Eleanor Lazier,
! who is a visitor here from the east and
a close friend of the Boericke family.
Mrs Lowell White wore a gown of
black satin and lace in mourning eff
/ feet There were many pretty gowns
in evidence at the reception, which was
a very informal affair in ever detail.
/ The young couple departed for their
wedding journey and viii be gone for
1 a fortnight or less. They had intended
to pass their honeymoon abroad, but
since the radical change in their plans
have decided to postpone the trip until
/ later in the year. They will return to
the new home that waits them in Mill
Valley.
The rehearsaIs are going on gayly
! for the plays that are to be given
/ Tuesday evening by the members of
/ the san Francisco stage society. The
] three plays are to be given in the
colonial ballroom at the st. Francis
and there viii be a talented group of
amateurs in each production. The pro-
ceeds are to be devoted to the welfare
/ Of the society in financial way, or
more correctly, are to pay the cost of
/ production. The members of the club
are looking forward to a crowded
/ house. There will be accorded an en-
| thusiastic reception without doubt, for
! they are favorites and have won a
! local reputation for histrionic clever
ness The rehearsaIs have been going
on almost daily at the st. Francis and
the amateurs are ready for their bow
! before the footlights Tuesday evening
The trio of plays that are to be pre-
/ sented on the same evening are "Op o.
Ny Thumb" Honor Bound" by Sid
ney Grundy, and How He Lied to Her
Husband" by George Bernard Shaw.
Those who viii take roles in the first
named play are Mr.. and Mrs H Nc
Donald Spencer. Miss Josephine Han
nigan, Miss jeanette Hooper and Mrs
Henry Lund. The characters in the
/ second play are to be taken by DR. and
Mrs. J. Wilson Shiels, Mrs E E.
Brownell and Joseph Rosborough The
three talented amateurs who will par
ticipate in the Shaw comedy How He
Lied to Her Husband" are Mrs. Mark
I Gerstle, Willard Barton and Palmer
Fuller There is every prophesy of
success for the amateur society plays.
Miss Hazel Holm, whose portrait is
reproduced on the society page today.
is the clever and charming daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Holm She
has recently returned from abroad and
during her sojourn in Europe passed
some of the time in serious study She
1 IS accomplished in a musical way and
is popular among the younger girls
She has not made her formal bow to
tante for next season.
Miss Jean Pollock, whose photograph
appears today on the society page, is
one of the most popular girls in her
set and is a frequent hostess at infor-
NAL teas and receptions. She enter
tanned at one of the informal parties
of last week given at the Palace. Miss
Pollock is a favorite at social affairs.
but devotes some Of her time to phil
anthropy.
The wedding of Miss Suzanne Kirk
patrick and Allan Macdonald will take
place next Thursday at the Fairmont,
and several hundred guests have been
hidden to the marriage Colonel and
Mrs }. c. kirkpatrick have a wide
circle Of friends and their pretty daugh-
ter has been very popular on her own
account since her formal entry into
society She viii have bevy of at
! tendants at her wedding. The maid Of
honor will be her cousin, Miss Clara
Allen, who made her courtesy to So
| ciety on the same memorable day with
/ Miss Kirkpatrick last season Among
the other attendants will be Miss Louise
Mccormick, Miss Maud Wilson. Miss
Vera de Saba and Miss Marian Miller
The girls Of the bridal party have
given several Of the post Lenten en-
tertainments with Miss Kirkpatrick as
the feted guest One of the most elab-