The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
The Jndrt Jet

The fndrt Jet
HE Informal dinner party for the
married set and the luncheon for
the debutantes seem to make up
the social program this week. for there
are several of these affairs mentioned
as the prominent events of the next
few days. The dinner to be given this
evening b. the Associated Charities at
the Palace hotel is conspicuous among
the things that are of interest to the
older set, while among those who will
entertain informally at the annual re-
union are:
Miss Laura McKinstry Mrs. Willard Hatch
Miss Jessica PeXOtto Mrs. Joseph ID. Grant
Mrs John r. Mcrril Mrs. f. 5. Heller
Mrs NJ. c. Sloss Mrs. Slgmund Stern
Mrs. 4. ". Scott
Miss Lillian Van Worst Will entertain
she will give next Wednesday when
Miss LurIine Matson. one of the popular
debutantes of the season, will be the
feted guest The luncheon will be
given at the home of the hostess in
Vallejo street. Among the girls who
have received cards for the occasion
are:
Miss Agnes Tillmann Miss Dorothy Churchill
Miss Olive Wheeler Miss Meta Mcmahon
Miss Edna Norman Miss Alma Birmingham
Miss Amy Bowles Miss Edith Metcalfe
Miss Miriam McNear Miss Amalia Simpson
Miss Ruth Boericke Miss Kathleen Farrell
Miss Dorothy Boericke Miss Elva de Pue
Miss Dolly Mac(iavin Miss Dorothy Van Sick
Miss Anna Weller len
Miss Florence Brayer-i Miss Mildred SaIlee
man Mrs. Curtis Redfern
Miss Florence Clur
Miss Dorothy Bakers luncheon given
Yesterday in compliment to Miss Agnes
Tillmsnn was a delightful affair. begin
ming the week in a most acceptable way
for the girls of the younger set who
have been entertaining so much during
the last month for Miss Tillmann. The
luncheon table was decorated with
violets and daffodils. while yellow RIB
bon streamers accentuated the note of
spring coloring. Among the girls in
vited to meet Miss Tilmann yesterday
were:
Miss Dorothy Van Sick Miss Ruth Richards
len Miss Laura Baldwin
Miss Anna Olney Miss Dolly MacGavin
Miss Elva de Pue Miss Jean Tyson
Miss Gertrude Perry Miss Helen Jones
Miss Dorothy Chapman
A luncheon of the day that will be
enjoyed practically by the same group
of girls. made mp of debutantes and
few of their elders. will be given by
Miss Miriam McNear The compIi-
mented guests at this pleasant affair
will be Miss Agnes Tillmann. who is a
debutante of the winter, and Miss Jean
Tyson. the pretty fiancee of Harry
Wiehe.
Miss Marian Zeile will share the
honors with Miss Agnes Tillmann at
luncheon TO be given tomorrow by Miss
Janet Colema a the home of the latter
in California street. There will be
about % girls to meet the two COM
plimented guests. Miss Zeile has lately
returned from the east and is the in
centive for a great number of informal
entertainments.
An army wedding that is OF social
moment and of the greatest interest
in fact to the friends of the bride IN
this city, is that of Miss Eileen Hart
Davis and Lieutenant Joseph Cummins
of the Twenty ninth infantry. which
took place Wednesday, January IL, at
Fort Wyoming. The pretty ceremony
was performed at the home of Colonel
and Mrs. Thomas F. Davis, who are
with the Eighteenth infantry at the
post. The colonel's quarters We're deco
rated with roses and regimental flags
for the occasion. 1t was a morning
| ceremony and promptly at o'clock
Lieutenants Pike and Sullivan of the
Eighteenth infantry extended streamers
of white satin ribbon between rows of
camp colors forming an aisle for the
bridal party. Rev. Father Duffy OF
Sheridan, Wyo., who celebrated the
1, Il
to the altar The Eighteenth infantry
orchestra rendered appropriate selec-
tions during the services and the re-
ception that followed. The bride was
attractively gowned in white en-
broidered silk crepe with pearl trim
mings. Her only ornament was an
amethyst and pearl pendant. the gift
of the bridegroom. The veil of tulle
was caught with orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses. Miss Genevieve Johnston of Den
yer was maid of honor and wore
gown of Japanese gauze with insertion
of valenciennes lace She carried. a
shower bouquet of pink roses. Lieu
tenant William A. Alfonte acted as
best man and Lieutenants Pike. Patter-
son. Sullivan and Lonergan OF the
Eighteenth infantry were the ushers.
After the ceremony a reception was
held. during which a wedding break
fast was served in the dining ROOM
where pink roses and ferns formed the
decorations. According to the old army
custom the bride cut the wedding cake
with the groom's saber. Among the
many beautiful gifts received was a
heavy silver set of 96 pieces from the
officers at Fort Mackenzie. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Cumnins are enjoying Il
honeymoon trip III the east and viii
reside at Fort Niagara, y. Y, where
the former is stationed.