The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25

the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mayo
Newhan.
The fair bride is to be attended by
her sister, Miss Marian NeWhall as
maid of honor and among the bevy of
bridesmaids will be Miss Helene Irwin,
Miss Julia Langhorne, Miss Helen
Chesebrough and Miss Martha Cal
houn, all intimate friends of the bride
elect
January19. the evening after the
Newhall- -Chesebrough church wedding,
has been selected for the home wedding
of Miss Linda Cadwalader and Lorenzo
Avenali The ceremony will take place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cadwalader in jackson street Like
and Ettore Avenali, the event Will be
marked by exquisite detail rather than
lavish display.
The wedding of Miss Helene Irwin
and Templeton Crocker will be third
in the list. although that event will
not take place until February Is. The
wedding is to be celebrated at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Irwin
in Washington street and will be nota-
BILE for its beauty of appointments The
maid of honor is 20 be Miss Jennie
Crocker and Miss Mary Keeney, Miss
Langhorne, Miss Marian Newhall and
Miss Calhoun will be in the group Of
bridal attendants.
Miss Gertrude Thomas was presented
to society at brilliant party given
last Tuesday evening by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Thomas, at the
Fairmont There were 800 guests at the
dancing party to greet the debutante,
and most of these were the girls and
boys of the younger set. The older
friends of the Thomas family were well
represented at the affair, but the party
was primarily for the younger contin-
gent. In the receiving party were two
sisters of the debutante, Mrs. Fred
erick Kimble and Mrs. Latham McMul-
lin.
The debutante wore a gown of white
chiffon fashioned in the girlish Gretch-
en- style, embellished with tiny pink
satin rosebuds on the corsage. She car
ried shower of white orchids
Mrs McMullin was gowned in white
lace over pink satin, and Mrs. Kimble's
gown was Irish lace over white satin.
Mrs. Thomas. was gowned in apricot
satin made with a net overdress fringed
in silver. The gowns were particularly
eral of the younger girls wore their
newest and prettiest frocls for the oc-
easion.
Miss vera de Saba s gown was white
satin, with a wide girdle of pink satin
and ermine. The skirt and corsage of
this unique gown were trimmed ef-
fectively with ermine.
Miss Marian Miller was gowned in
white satin and silver, Miss Fredericka
Otis wore white satin gown and Miss
Helen Chesebrough's gown was white
lace, with a square court train of tur-
.quoise blue, the bodice being trimmed
in blue
Miss Marian Miller entertained at an
informal dinner given at her home in
Pacific avenue before the dance. when
Miss Mildred Baldwin was the feted
guest, and Miss Vera de Saba was
hostess at an informal dinner party.
where the guests were:
Miss Agnes Tillmann Loveh Inagstroth
Miss Dorothy Chapman Christian de Guigne
Miss Dorothy Baker lCarl Wolf
Miss Julia Langhorne Jolly de Saba
Miss Ethel McAllister Herbert Baker
Ferdinand Theriot
Edward NJ. Greenway was the genial
host at a dinner party before the
Thomas ball, and his guests were Mr..
and Mrs Latham McMullin, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Taylor Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster
Dutton.
The next party on the post holiday
program will be the dance to be given
next Friday evening by Mrs. Edward
Barron for her debutante daughter.
Miss Evelyn Barron. There will be
about 500 guests. and the girls are
looking forward eagerly to this event
as one of the most delightful Of the