The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

every one attended at least one
Of the performances at the
Central theater. The first night brought
4 brilliant assemblage 10 the playhouse
and there were flowers galore for the
dancers and much applause for theT
amateur efforts on the stage AFTER
the first enthusiasm Of the klrmess
society found time for other entertain
rnenr and enjoyed a program OF teas
and luncheOns with an occasional ON
ner party for variety The luncheon
given bv Miss Marian Zeile tor MISS
Anita Mailliard was the most pr
tentious affair that has been given Ior
q bride elect this season, and the
debutantes We're all there 10 aoo
vfvacitv to the occasion. The buds
have had their own round OF enter
tafnments and are planning others OF
more elaborate proportions Tor tne
later season. Miss Marguerite Doe Is
the latest debutante who has addeo heI
name to the list this season she VIII
ne introduced at a large reception 10
Ia. given bv her mother, Mrs. Eleanor
Doe. December Q at the Fairmont In
rhe meantime there will be several
nar-ies for Miss Doe and among the
largest of these viii be the luncheon.
Monday. November q. at which Miss
Kathleen Farrell viii preside. Only
rre girls Of the younger set and the
cebutartes have been bidden to this
arafr. The visitors in town have come
IN for a share Of the recent parties
Miss NarEaret Roosevelt. who is the
.rrest Of Mrs Carter Pitkin Pomeroy,
will meet q score Of the younger girls
AT the luncheon that Mrs PomeToy
viii give tomorrow at the Town and
country club. Miss Hilda Stedman.
who is the guest of Miss Ethel Crocket,
has been fered in an informal way, and
Miss Katherine Kaime of Santa Bar
ha~a. who Is the guest OF Miss Mildred
Baldwin. has been in evidence at the
teas and luncheOns Of the week The
weddings have claimed an important
place In the procession Of events dur
inr the last few days The Rooney
Titus wedding was one Of the prettlest
cf the early season. and the marriage
az Miss Carolyn Bauer and Theodore
Wores was another affair that was
worthy Of more than passing interest.
one Of the prettiest weddings Of the
season was that Of Miss Alice Rooney
and Louis Titus. although the event
7va- celebrated AT home The wedding
toe5 place last Wednesday evening at
= O'Clock in the drawing room of the
brides home i'm Guerrero street. and
There were only a few friends present
with The members Of the family. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Iruch. an old friend of the
Roonev family The couple stood be
fore an imurovised altar of roses and
yell chrESanthemums with tail pill
lars of smilaN on either side Of the
flower banked edifce. The altar lights
were golden candelabra- The house
was decorated with the roses and the
dining room was bower Of autumn
leaves mingled with the chosen flow
ers. The brides gown was a beauti-
ful confection of lace and satin. The
white satin dress was covered with
chiffon embroidered in pearls and the
bodice had an embellishment of rare
lace. The costume was completed with
The conventional veil and cOrOnet OF
orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet of white orchids and
lilies Of the valley. Her only ornament
was necklace Of pearls and diamonds,
The eift of the bridegroom. She was
attended by her sisters, Miss Therese
Rooney and Miss Edna Rooney.
The maid Of honor, Miss Therese
Rooney. wore gown of pale pink
chiffon with embellishment of lace and
carried pink roses. Miss Edna Rooney
carried an armful Of the roses. but her
gown was fashioned OF pale blue chif-
fau with an oVerdreSS Of Spangles. and
tie costume was finished with Z cerise
eirdlo. Mrs. IT, T. Rooney, mother OF
te bride. wore a gown Of lavender sat
in and lace Th0 best man at the wed
ding was Duncan McDufie and the
bridegroom had another attendant in
8le person of Walter Leimert. The
bride Is one Of the most accomplished
girls in the local society set She was
educated st the local schools and al
the University Of California. where she
was prominent in college affairs. She
lis 2 beauty Of the Titan type and with
erl has 81
since the announcement of her engag
nent she has been entertained at z
series Of informal parties given in this
city and in Piedmont. where she has
many friends. The bride is A cousin oi
Mrs. ". X. Vanderbilt and Of Mrs
Herman Oelrichs- Titus IS a wealthy
cIubmsn and VIII take his bride tc
Piedmont where he has prepared ar
attractive home. The couple have gone
east on their honeymoon and viii &c
abroad later in the month. They viii
travel in Europe for several months.
The wedding Of Miss Carolyn Bauer
and Theodore Wores was an event oi
Monday evening and took place at the
home OF the brides mother, Mrs J. c
Bauer In Buchanan street. There was
= small company Of friends at the home
and the ceremony was performed in z
bower of roses. The officiating clergy
man was Rev. Frederick Clampett The
bride is an attractive brunette and hel
gown Of white satin and lace was z
becoming combination. She wore vel
and a wreath Of orange blossoms fas.
tened the tulle in her dark hair. The
bridal bouquet was orchids and lille.
OF the valley. The little flower gir
was Aileen Bauer, who strewed rose
leaves in the pathway of the bride and
another attendant for the bride was
Miss Hazel Gordon. The maid Of honor
wore gown Of pink chiffon and car.
ried roses. Robert Berkeley acted al
best man. The bride is a sister o.
Captain George ". Bauer Of the nava
militia, whose wedding with Miss
Evelyn sheldon was a recent event
The couple returned from their wedding
trip a few days before the marriage O
Miss Bauer and Wores that they Nigh
be among the wedding guests. Their.
were many handsome gifts to attes
TO the popularity of Wores and hi
bride He is a member of the Bohemian
club and the present from that organ
ization was a silver loving cup. Th'
bride had received a number of prett,
engagement cups since the announce
rlent Of her betrothal last year to tn
well known artist Wores has takel
his bride to Honolulu on a weddini
Journey. He has a host of friend
there who will entertain for the coupl
h0Davrnoor1 frir