The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

central figure at almost every /
tea and luncheon of the week, 1
and viii he the complimented guest at
many more for days TO come. The days
preceding the weddings of June are
crowded with social favors for the
bride and her bridal party. The first
DAY Of June has been selected by sew /
ersl brides as the day of their respec- /
tive weddings, and the second day of |
the month has an equal popularity. The /
wedding OF Miss Genevieve Harvey and /
Ward Barron is to be celebrated June 1
at the Paulist church in the presence 1
OF several hundred friends. The second =
Gay Of the month has been chosen by (
Miss Claire Nichols and Charles Nichols /
es their nuptial day. The daughter of 1
Bishop and Mrs. William Ford Nichols /
viii be married in St Matthew's Epis- |
copal church in San Mateo, and the re-
oeption afteTward viii be at the home |
OF the bride. There are several other /
weddings on the calendar, and, indeed, /
there viii be one for almost every day |
OF early June.
The wedding OF Miss Sophie Meuel 4
and l. Stanley Logan viii be an event /
OF the first day of June, and will be |
celebrated at the Swedenborgian /
church The bride elect has recently /
arrived from Tahiti with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Meuel. She mas |
not accepted any of the social favors /
that were planned for her on account
Of her mothers illness. Mrs. MeueI has
recovered however, and will be at the
wedding. The pretty ceremony will |
take place at noon, and there will be
probably less than hundred guests.
The bride elect has many friends here
md
Witt Taylor when her Engagement TO
Logan was announced last season. The |
church wedding viii be followed by an
informal breakfast for the relatives of /
the couple. Logan viii take his bride
south on their wedding journey, and |
they viii make their home at Riverside.
Miss Meuel is a pretty girl Of the pi-
quaint brunette type and has many ac-
complishments. During her stay with |
Mrs. Taylor last year she was enter
tained frequently by the younger girls.
The wedding Of Miss Helen Sutton
and Henry K. Sherman viii be eele-
brated Thursday, June so. at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs c.
y, sutton The pretty bride elect has
e been entertained as much by the girls
on this side Of the bay al by the social
set Of her own city. She is sister of
'Emngham Sutton and has attended the
brother. Miss Sutton is a frequent
hostess at her home in Berkeley and
some OF the most enjoyable .luncheons
Of the season have been given at the
attractive residence in the college
town She is member of the Rerlxe-
ley assembly, the informal dancing
club that several OF the girls from this
sloe OF the bay are in the habit of at /
tending during the season. The we'd
ding is TO have the simplicity of a I
nome affair." but KiIl have pretty ap-
pointments. The bride will be attended /
by her sister, Miss Barbara Sutton. as |
maid Of honor. She viii be the sole at
tendant The gowns are creations of |
satin and lace and there viii be floral |
setting for the home wedding.
Mrs Edmund Plowden Hickey sent
cards TO her friends last week for the
marriage Of her daughter. Miss Caro-
line Jenkins Hickey, and Dilworth
Potts Hibberd. The wedding will IA Ike
place Thursday. June s. at the family
home IN Washington, d. c. The bride
elect IS a beautiful girl with blonde
hair and brown eyes. Her exceptional
beauty captivated Washington society
and she belongs 10 an old family of
the capital city She has been fire.
Quent visitor here and has a host of
friends in local society. The home of
the couple viii be established in the
eastern city.
A wedding that viii be of local in
terest, but which viii be celebrated in
Portland. is that of Miss Frances Ham
mond and Ensign Charles Washburn
Crosse Of the navy. The marriage will
be solemnized June Z at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Hammond Of Rose City park Portland
The family home of the Hammonds
was formerly in Fruitvale and the
bride has any number of friends in the
younger SET. The house across the
bay was one OF the most hospitable in
the suburb several years ago and there
were many house parties every season
for guests from the town. Ensign
Crosse is attached to the Maryland
and viii return with his bride TO Mare
island unless orders from Washington
Grange the present plans. The young
officer is A member Of a Wisconsin fam
ily but has many friends here.
One Of the prettiest weddings of re-
cent days was that of Miss Isabella
Morris and w H. Garlick. The cere-
mony was performed at 4 o'clock last +
wednesday afternoon in Grace Episco-
pal church. The bride wore an ef-
rectlNe white lingerie gown with a
picture hat and white plume, while |
her maid Of honor, Miss Janet Towel
Of Marysville, wore a pink lingerie
dress. There were several attendants
all of whom were classmates of the
bride at Miss Heads school two years
ago, and the bevy Of girls attended the
reception afterward. The reception
was an elaborate affair and was held
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs
". f Morris Mr.. and Mrs Garlick
have gone away on their wedding trip
through the southern part of the state
but viii return TO reside in Berkeley.
The second day Of June has been set
for the wedding of Miss Marie Church
i'll and Martyr Haenke that will be
celebrated at San Mateo The bride
viii be attended by Miss Angela Covle
as maid Of honor The last week has
been full of events for Miss Churchill
in q social way. She was feted at
luncheon given Thursday by Miss
COyle, and the day before was the
guest OF honor at a tea given at the
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