The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09

a guest at parties IN town and has
scores of friends here, was married at
Vallejo last Wednesday to Lieutenant
George F. Neal, U. S. n. The pretty
ceremony took place on board the In
dependence, in command of Captain
John Milton. father of the bride. The
bride is one of the favored girls of the
navy yard set and has been feted times
without number since the announce
ment OF her engagement 10 the young
naval officer. The ceremony was per-
formed by Chaplain A. A. McAllister of
St. Peters chapel. and the bride was
given in marriage by her father, Cap
tain Milton. The Office of best man
was filled by John Neal, brother of the
bridegroom, and the bride was attend
ed by two friends, Mrs Frederick Kel-
lond and Mrs. Robert Sherman One
of the attendants at the ceremony was
Maxwell Milton, brother of the bride,
who had come from Arizona to be pres
ent at his sisters wedding. The other
ushers Were all navy officers and the
service was a brilliant affair with all
the ceremony of navy events of the
kind. The wedding was followed by
an elaborate breakfast and there were
about 100 friends to say adieu to the
couple, who have gone on honeymoon
trip. The bride is a graduate of Miss
Heads school in Berkeley, and few
girls have enjoyed greater popularity
than this attractive daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. Milton
One of the announcements of the
week that came as a social surprise
was the engagement of Miss Bernice
Drucker Wilson, formerly of this city.
and Robert Schurman, eldest son of
President and Mrs. Jacob Gould Schur-
man of Cornell university. The petite
bride elect has beer the guest of her
sister Mrs. Claude Smith in the east
for some time and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander w Wilson of this city
have been away for the last few years
travelling in the east and Europe. Miss
Wilson is one of the prettiest girls
from San Francisco who has been ad-
mired in the east and abroad. She has
the unique feminine fortune of being
admired of men and envied of women.
condition that women profess to scorn,
and few achieve. Miss Wilson is really
a beauty and has had suitors without
nj nber, and her marriage with the
young colleGc5nan ir consequence seems
to be a true love match, rather out of
the ordinary in such a modern social
scheme The announcement of the en-
gagement was made at a dinner party
given by the sister of the bride elect.
Mrs. Claude Smith, at the home of the
latter IN Ithaca, N. Y. The bride elect
has been the guest of Mrs. Smith at
various times during the last season
and has been favorite in eastern
society even more than she claimed or
desired at home. She has Travelled in
Europe great deal with her parents
and is an accomplished girl. Schurman
is a graduate of Cornell university and
has also been student at Harvard
He took his degree of A. B. at Cornell
in 1907. He is associated with the
terday for China in the interests of the
organization. The date Of the we'd
ding has not been mentioned.
The university assembly held its sec
ond dance last evening in Century club
hall and was success as the patron
esses intended that it should be, follow
ing the first enjoyable party of the new
organization. The membership is made
UP of college people entirely. that is
the students as the University of Cali
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