The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

was not, supposed to be made until
yesterday the news crept out before
the appointed time and the bride elect
was receiving the fluctuations of her
friends earlier in the week Miss
Barnes is the pretty daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Barnes of this city
and has wide acquaintance in the
younger set. She was educated here
and in New York. where she has many
friends. She has entertained at sew
eral informal parties early in the sea-
son, but the reception yesterday was
the largest affair that the hostess has
given for her friends at her hospitable
home. The wedding date has not been
announced, and in the months inter
vening before that event the bride
elect will be extensively entertained
Miss Barnes and her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Barnes, were assisted in receiving
their guests yesterday by Miss Vida
Tourney, Miss Hazel Curtiss, Miss
Grace Hays. Mrs. George Thomas An
drews. Miss Christine Galicia and
Misses Barnes.
The engagement announcement of the
week that caused most comment, per
haps. was the news that Miss Elizabeth
Arthur Chesebrough. The devotion of
the popular young clubman to the
charming society girl has not been
secret, and their friends have been ex-
pecting the announcement that was
made last Sunday. Miss Newhall tele-
phoned TO q few of her closest friends
and the announcement was out in a
short time. There were fluctuations for
both young people, for they have a
large circle of friends. Miss Newhall is
a sister of Mrs. Athole Mclean and of
Miss Marian Newhall and a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs William Mayo New
hall. She has been identified with the
affairs of the younger set for the last
two or three seasons, since her debut,
and has been conspicuous figure at
the Greenway assemblies and other So
cial affairs. While at Santa Barbara
this summer she was one of the mer-
rlest OF the group that passed the out
ing season in the south She is a
piquant girl of the demi brunette type
and has winning personality. Cheese
brough is a brother of the Misses Edith
and Helen Chesebrough- and is a favor
ite in the social set. He is e. member
of the Pacific Union and other clubs
and has passed some of his time in
Ross and part in town. The wedding
date has not been definitely settled, but
that event will take place probably in
January, and probably before the day
fixed for the wedding of Miss New
] n,
and Templeton crocker. The latter
wedding will likely take place in the
! latter part of the first month of the
new year.
The wedding next Wednesday of
Miss Edith BonneH and Superior Judge
Frank H. Dunno will be one of the
preholiday affairs that will be of wide
interest. The pretty ceremony will
take place in the evening Of that day
at the home of the bride in Cough
street. There will be a small company
of relatives and friends at the wedding
and reception afterward. The bride
elect is charming girl of the blonde
type and has many friends in college
circles. She is a graduate of the Uni
versity of California and was conspic-
uous in college affairs while attending
that institution. Judge Dunno has oc-
cupied prominent place in social and
political affairs for several years He
is past grand president of the Native
Sons of the Golden West and has taken
an active part in the progress of that
organization. He has host of friends.
who have been offering their congratu-
lattons since the announcement of his
engagement to the attractive college
girl. The couple will go away for a
brief honeymoon trip, but will return
to reside in this city.
December 19 has been chosen by
Miss Eleanor Worster of Berkeley for
her wedding with Rollo Fay, and the
pretty ceremony viii take place at the
home of the bride across the bay The
guest list has been limited to the
closest friends of the couple, and there
will be an informal reception after
the manner of most home weddings.
The bride elect has a large circle of
friends, not only in Berkeley, but also
in this city and in Burlingame, where
she has relatives. She is a grand
daughter of the late Colonel John p.
Jackson and a niece of Stanley Jack
son and Max Rothschild of Burlin-
game. Since the announcement of her
engagement several months ago she
has been feted' at parties on both sides
of the bay.
The Misses Martin gave tea last
Wednesday, at which the engagement
was announced of Miss Luella Fessen-
den Clark and G. Z. Arrowsmith to a
group Of 80 or 40 friends. Miss Clark
has been abroad a great part of the
time for the last few years. but she
has many friends here who were in
terested to learn of her betrothal She
is an accomplished girl. who has de-
voted time to study and mental pur-
suits. She is a clever linguist and a
very attractive girl. There is no date
mentioned for the wedding.
Dr. and Mrs. r J. Humid have an
nounced the engagement of Miss Con-
stance Jongeneel and William P.
Grass. The young couple have many
friends in Ross, where they reside. as
well in this city. The date for the
wedding is not announced
Miss Genevieve Pattiani will become
the bride of Midshipman Alan Olsen at
a wedding to be celebrated December
20 at her home in Alameda, but there
will be a large number of guests from
this side of the bay The bride will
be attended by Miss Mildred Lansing
as maid of honor, and there will be
several naval officers in the wedding
party. Midshipman Olsen has been
transferred from the West Virginia
and is attached to the Vicksburg He
has received permission, by the way,
| from Washington TO have his wedding
celebrated before he receives his pro-
motion, and so the event is to take
place before the Vicksburg sails away
for an indefinite cruise. Miss Pattiani
has been feted at any number of teas
and parties of recent date. She was
the central figure at the tea given last
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