The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-18

teas and the coming out parties and
balls scheduled to MI the calendar
from now until the middle of De-
cember viii be several announce
ment luncheons and teas. If rumor hold
. true. for as a result of the summer out
. ings it is being whispered around that
more than one of last winters debu-
:tantes viii shortly enter the ranks Of
the young matrons There viii also be
several weddings between now and
Christmas, celebrated with more or less
pomp. and innumerable are the in
formal affairs and small receptions
planned in honor of the various brides
elect
The wedding of Miss Elsa Draper and
Reginald Kaufman. L. s y, has been
set for some time during October. the
exact date not yet having been named
It viii take place in Christ church.
Sausalito. before about 50 guests. and
q small reception will follow at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs. T.
VAIN Morgan Draper. Another octo-
Der wedding viii be that of Miss Lalla
Wenzelberger and Lieutenant William
shea Of the revenue cutter service. Shea
has been with his ship in Alaska al
most since the announcement of the
enga cement. but is shortly expected
back in California. The wedding will
be 2 home one. with only score or
more OF intimate friends present
Friends of the young couple also
state positively that the wedding day
of Miss Nora Brewer and Edward
Cudahy Of Chicago is TO be an event
of october. to take place at St Mat
thew's Catholic church in san Mateo
with Miss Amy Brewer as maid of
honor. and a bevy Of attendants. A
reception. with only relatives of both
parties and a few special friends in
vited. VIII follow at the Brewer resi-
dence on the old Spring valley road.
Miss Mary Josselyn's marriage to Ell
. tore Avenalli is also planned for next
month, TO be celebrated at the Josselyn.
country home near Woodside, while
Miss Christine PomerOy will lead the
number Of the November brides, her
wedding date having been set for No
vember 4. The best man and the
grOomsmen and ushers will be. for the
most part Portland men, friends of
Ile groom, Thomas Scott Brooks. who
VIII come down from the northern city
in honor of the occasion. The cere-
mony VIII take place at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon at Trinity church with
Rev. DR. Clampett officiating. Miss
Harriet POmeroy viii be maid of
honor and the bride viii be attended
by Miss Dorothy Giddings of Phila-
delphia. Miss Natalie Coffin, Miss
Constance McLaren, Miss Helen CHEESE
brough. Miss Elizabeth Livermore and
Miss Nargeretta Brooks of Portland as
bridesmaids. A large reception viii
follow at the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Pitkin
PomerOy.
The date for the wedding of Miss
Helene Irwin and Templeton Croker
viii shortly be announced. as it viii
also be before the first Of the year, at
the Irwin home in Washington street,
attendants. None Of the details are
as yet arranged. but the affair will be
in all proba bility the most brilliant
wedding of the season because of the
prominence of the two families and the
combined wealth of the Croker and
Irwin families.
other weddings to be celebrated this
fail are those Of Miss Florence Ives and
Othelo Seribuer. Miss Nina Curry and
Cal Phillips. Miss Edith Lowe and
Doctor Wollman Miss Nat Hall of Oak
land and William Mcbride. Miss Doro-
thy Eaton of Santa Barbara and Rufus
Kimbau. and Miss Avis Sherwood and
Arthur Doremus Of New York.
The surprise Of the week was the
wedding of Miss Edith Pillsbury and
Walter Bliss. which was quietly cele-
brated last Monday afternoon at the
Swedenborgian church. Rev. DR.. Jordan
presiding. Twenty of Miss Pills
bury's most intimate friends had been
taken into her confidence and the rela-
tiVes Of both the Bliss and Pillsbury
families were present at the event.
While the engagement was officially
announced some time ago, the marriage
was not anticipated so soon, rumor
being to the effect that it was to be a
large church wedding some time in
November and because of the promi-
nence Of the two families il was ex-
pected 10 be on a most elaborate
scale. There seems to be q penchant
for quiet weddings in the Bliss family,
however. as Duane Bliss marriage to
Miss Florence Durham was just as
quietly celebrated fortnight ago at
Tahoe. II took place first and the
world was told later. Mr.. and Mrs.
N AFTER Bliss were not quite so unCOm-
municative over their marriage, as the
family connections and few friends
We're let into the secret and Miss Fer
ran of Santa Barbara, one of the most
intimate friends of the bride, came up
from her southern home in honor of
the occasion and viii remain in town
Tor several weeks as the guest Of Mrs.
William Kohl. at her home in Pacific
avenue.
Following the ceremony Monday
afternoon, small wedding breakfast
was given at the home of the brides
father Evan 5. Pillsbury, in Pacific
avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Bliss left
at once for their honeymoon trip to
the groom's country place at Lake
Tahoe. on their return they viii per
manently reside in this city, where
Bliss viii shortly build a handsome
home for his bride.
Another wedding that was quietly
celebrated the early part Of the week
was that Of Miss Victoria Yusuk of
Berkeley and George Carriman of
Fresno. II took place at the home
OF the bride in Berkeley, only her
family being present on the occasion.
Miss Yusuk's engagement to the young
college man was duly announced last
January and a number of teas were
subsequently given IN her honor on
both sides cf the bay. The attractive