The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
who will make her debut society be given

and that seems assurance enough that
the occasion viii be both brilliant and
delightful. TheDproceeds of the ball
are to be used for the building fund
OF the hospital and the tendency of the
younger set as wen as their elders
seems to be toward the relief of those
less fortunate than themselves. Those
on the entertainment committee for
the occasion are Mrs. Walter Martin.
Mrs. George Cameron, Mrs Worthing-
ton Ames. Mrs. Silas Palmer, Mrs
Latham McMullen. Mrs. Harry Poett,
Mrs. Norris Davis, Mrs. Augustus Tay-
lor. Mrs. T. Danforth Boardman, Mrs
Earle Brownen. Mrs VIII Taylor, Mrs
Fred McNear Miss Linda Cadwalader.
Miss Jennie Crocker, Miss Mary Joss
elyn and Mrs. Laurence Scott, president
Of the auxiliary.
The wedding of Miss Eleanor Cushing
or Dolly" as she is called affection
ately by her closest friends, and James
Jenkins took place Wednesday at noon
in the Episcopal church at San Rafael
While the report went. abroad that
only relatives were present at the mar
riage the fact was not entirely true,
since there were few friends of the
bride present that would under other
conditions have been attendants at the
wedding. The fact that the family was
in mourning gave an entirely different
aspect to the occasion, of course, and
the bride was unattended in conse-
quence The office of best man was
filled by Millen Griffith and the bride
was given away by her brother. John
Cushing. The church was crowded
with the friends of the couple who at
tended the ceremony, but the wedding
breakfast later at the home of Mrs
Sidney b. Cushing was enjoyed only
by the family and few of the nearest
friends of the couple. The bride was
an attractive picture in her gown of
white satin embellished with lace and
finished with a veil and coronet of
orange blossoms. while she carried a
small white prayer book instead of the
conventional bridal bouquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins have gone away
for brief wedding journey, but will
return TO occupy the pretty home that
awaits them in Mill Valley.
one of the weddings of the month
that society is watching with interest
is that of Miss Blanche OeIrichs and
Leonard NJ Thomas of Philadelphia
The details of the pretty ceremony that
viii take place January % will be re.
ceIved here with the, greatest delight
for the bride to be is the sister of Mrs.
Peter Martin, and every one who knows
that attractive matron has an interest
in her younger sister as a matter Of
course. Mrs. Eleanor Martin is taking
the keenest pleasure in every detail of
the ceremony. since none follows with
a more intelligent mind the proceedings
Of large family than the sophisti-
Gated Mrs. Martin. She takes a kindly
view of each ones affairs. whether sen
dmental or commercial. and is able to
give ILLUMINATING advice upon occasions
IS well as taking passive interest.
However, 10 return to the wedding in
the east. there viii be a large guest
list, and Peter Martin. who was a
guest at the home of his mother. Mrs
Eleanor Martin, during the early win
ter, left Just before the holidays for
New York to arrive in time for the
wedding at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
oelrichs. The wedding will be fol-
lowed by an informal breakfast for
the relatives.
Miss Matte Milton. the piquant
Yopeg. girl who has been Sc. freolleptlv