The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
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the ST. Francis and unless there are
some alterations at the eleventh hour
this is the program that will be pre-
scented the first evening in the French
series:
FIRST SERIES
La Duchesse de Polignsc. Natter
Mrs. Gerald Rathbone.
Miss Helen Chesebrough.
Nine. Isebrun ct sa files. .Lebrun
Mrs. walter Martin. little Miss Mary Martin.
La Femme Eventqel " MA; 'faure
Mrs. John c. Wilson
''n'e' AeeA''''I Miss Helene irwin
song OF 'ne Las Miss Mary Kecney. 'Die' D''''1
L'Innocence tenant deux Pigeons. .... Greuze
Miss Alexandra Hamilton.
1 Mrs. 18Th G. H. Mendeli Jr.. Miss BeuIah PolIak
The pavan by ladies in waiting to the queen.
Greek interpre0tive dance-"The Daphne Myth
Themes: tal Happiness of Childhood; tbl
Awakening to Life: (c) Woong of Apoo; Id
Struggle; (e) Daphne turns into the laurel tree
Miss lines Keeney.
Intermission of 20 minutes.
SECOND SERIES
Henrietta de Bourbon Cont Flore. -. Natter
Miss Genevieve Harvey
Miss Hazel King
La Dame au Camille Mime. Dochel. Winterhslter
Miss Alice Hager
The Listening Girl -.......-...-........G reuze
Miss Helen Jones.
sSirs: Laurance Irving Scott. o
The Broken Pitcher n3;h ,;i.-o x,.,o;s Greu1e
Nine Fictoire a. Diana Natter
Miss Agnes Tillmann.
Miss Frances Howard
The program for the English night
will be as follows:
''The MALI composite picturel .Gsinsborough
MISS MISS Td N Asafon MISS sraD z ne'
Mrs. Russell Bogue Miss Agnes Tfllmann
Ne" '"' Mrs. George 4. Pope 5;S'
Miss Marian Sewhsn.
Mrs Peter Martin.
Mrs worthington Ames.
Mrs Willard Drown.
Little Frances Ames
Miss Jennie Croker
Duchess Of Devonshire .......... Gsinsborough
Mrs. c. Frederick Kohl.
Intermission.
SECOND SERIES
The Tragic Muse ........-..,.... Reynolds
Mrs. Francis Carolan.
Ladies Waldegrave .................. Reynolds
Mrs. Edward Pringle,
Mrs Thomas Breeze.
Countess Cover duchess Of Sutherland 49,.
Mrs Sigmund stern.
sloy' Mrs. oscar Cooper DuiHs,'0ns'
e Mrs. Athoi Mclean.
Miss Elizabeth Newhall
Miss Marian Newhall
Miss Julia Langhorne
Duchess Of Observation-Disclosures Duncan;
non Observation-Disclosures. Reynolds
Mrs. Peter Martin,
Mrs. Walter Martin.
The wedding of the week that had a
monopoly of interest in the service set
was that of Miss Henriette Won Schra-
der and Lieutenant Prentiss Beck Bas-
sett of the navy The bride is the
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Frederick
Won Schrader, and has been a favorite
during her residence here. She is a
particular friend of Miss Ellen Barry,
the daughter of Major General Thomas
II. Barry. The afternoon wedding was
exceptionally brilliant, for the officers
wore fun dress uniform, and the floral
setting was remarkably pretty The
color scheme was white and green, with
the white predominating in the great
clusters of roses and trailing sprays
of lilies of the valley. The ceremony
was performed at 4 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon by Rt. Rev. Dennis g.
OConnell, auxiliary bishop of the Ro-
man Catholic diocese of San Fran
cisco There was a canopy of flowers
formed in the living room, where the
lions of their friends. There were over
a hundred guests at the reception, and
most of them army or navy people
prominent in the service. The bride
was attended by Miss Ellen Barry and
Miss Lutte Collier. while the office of
best man was filled by Paymaster
George P. Aud. The ushers at the
elaborate home wedding were Freder-
lex Won Schrader, brother of the bride,
Al Tfpf1fa1tanf Erad Tho
worn by the bride was extremely eff
fective, and was trimmed with price
less lace. The lace worn on her we'd
ding veil was a family possession, and
the bodice of the gown was fashioned
almost entirely of the rare lace. The
gown was made with the new Russian
tunic effect and a long train.
Lieutenant Bassett and his bride have
gone away on their honeymoon trip
and it is improbable that they will re-
turn. Their home is to be in Boston at
the navy yard, where Lieutenant Bas-
sett is stationed on the Tarpin in SUBJ
marine service. The bride was in the
Philippines at the time that Lieutenant
Bassett was stationed on the Wiscon-
sin, and their acquaintance began in
the islands. He is one of the most
popular of the younger officers, and
has many friends in this city, although
he has not had as much time here as
many of his brother officers. The bride
has host of friends, who will regret
that her future home is to be in the
east.
The Easter parties for the most part
have been without any distinctive
touch to remind the participants that
the season was a new considerati ton
There has been the usual arrange
ment of spring flowers that carry a
certain significance of new social