The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Marvin Macdonald
Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield Mr. snd Mrs Alan
Rsker Macdonald
Mr. par and Mrs. Walter Miss Floride Green
MacGavin Miss Marie Brewer
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Miss Elena BTswer
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Miss Eliza McNuliin
Mr.. 4ilT and Mrs Arthur Mrs Dolly MacGavin
Ms Notes Gso.'sA Miss Augusta Foute
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy So Miss Lois Cunningham m
Mr. l and Mrs Arthur Miss Elizabeth Gun
Mr land and Mrs Kirkham Miss Gertrude Thomas
Mr.. 'isnI and Mrs Andrew Philip westcott
Welch. Jr. DR.. Sterling Bunnell
Mr. and Mrs Charles Al Fulton
Weller Alfred Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pi- F.. W. Palmer
eott Ralston Curtiss
Mr.. and Mrs Black Carlton curtiss
It is interesting to note that at the
wedding of the brides sister and Her
bert Baker, two years ago the tenrn
of this month, Mrs Hewitt was the
one to find the lucky piece in the cake.
Mrs. Otis Johnson then Miss Marion
Marvin found the thimble, and did not
take a year to prove the falsity of its
omen Miss Doris Wiltshire, who found
the tiny wedding ring, and Miss Dot
Baker, who caught the brides bouquet,
is persistently rumored that the for
mer is soon to announce her engage
ment to young business man of Los
Angeles who was formerly prominent
in this city. and the latter to declare
her betrothal to a young surgeon who
is contemplating an extended soJourn
in Europe, where Miss Baker is at
present travelling.
o ma r.
riage of Miss Patricia O'Connor and
Tyler Tubbs Henshaw, which was cele-
brated at a pretty home ceremony IN
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
O,Connor in Harrison boulevard. Al
though Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt's wedding
was a quiet affair, that of Mr.. and Mrs
Henshaw was still more so. Pink, the
prevailing color, was carried out in
the decorative arrangements of the re-
ception rooms with masses of tiger
lilies and roses displayed against a
background of fernery. Mrs. Henshaw,
who was given in marriage by her
father, was gowned in a creation OF
white satin and old lace elaborated
with seed pearls and embroidery. Her
tulle veil was confined with coronet
of orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Her only attendant was Mrs Beverly
2 Wilder. the former Miss Alice Earl,
who officiated as matron of honor. Mrs.
Wilder was bride of last season. She
was gowned in pink chiffon over satin
of a deeper shade, the trimming of the
gown being a fall and drapery of point
q applique lace. Mrs. Wilder carried a
bouquet of lilies Of the valley and pink
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henshaw are leaving
today on a honeymoon tour of the
mountains which they expect to make
on horseback. The journey will be a
delightful experience at this season
and on their return they will reside
IN san Francisco, where the bride groom
is engaged in the practice of law. Mr.
and Mrs William G. Henshaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Chickering and Miss Flor
ence Henshaw, who have been summer
ling in Santa Barbara. came up Friday
to be present at the wedding.
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Miss Elsie Sherman caught the bou-
quet at the marriage of Miss Grace
Wilson and Hugh Fairlie, which was
the social event Of Wednesday, and
though she persists in denying that 1t
ehas anysconnection with her plans. her
friends continue TO expect an announce
rnent shortly. The wilson Fairlie we'd
ding was brilliant affair. The Grace
Pro-Cathedral was glorious in autumn
foliage, which combined the richer
kudQ6S OF TuSsct diiQ 6ulu anu tolLlCd
superb setting for the impressive cere-
uony. -Rt Rev. William Ford
Nichols. assisted by Dean ]. Wilmer
Gresham, officiated at the service, and
more than 500 guests attended Later
q reception was held in the Wilson
home in Pacific avenue, where a similar
color scheme prevailed. The bride. who
was given in marriage by her father
James K. Wilson, wore creation OF
ivory brocaded satin, elaborated with
draperies of lace and embellished with
rich embroidery. She wore a tulle veil
held in place by a crown of orange
blossoms and she carried a shower
bouquet Of white tiger lilies. white
orchids and lilies of the valley. Her
Miss Madge Wilson, who was becom-
ingly gowned in apricot satin with ar
overdress of chiffon and lace and She
carried shower bouquet of yellow
roses Ronald Ogilvie was the best
a man and Herbert Punnitt, Denman Ne
Near, Caspar Brown. Robert Porter
Earl Brown and Paul Woodman served
In the capacity OF ushers.
Some of those who attended the
marriage were:
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrenee
j Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Bull Harwood
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mr.. and Mrs. JAIME,
Mr. and Mrs cailiard Mr. and Mrs. wniIau
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Nickerson Woods chesebrongh
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Miss Hannah woodmar
Baker Miss Susan Brown
Mrs. Marie stoney Miss Lillian whitney
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miss Florence Stoney
Dean Miss Mary Wilcox
Nj: and Mrs. L. s, Miss Marian Hunting
Sherman ton
Mr. and Mrs. Donzen Miss Alys Chapman
Stoney Miss Margaret Carri
Gallagher Miss SIS Edith Bull
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Miss vesta Reid
Carrigan Philip Pasche
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Bruce Porter
Bullard Charles Porter
] hr and Mrs. Charles Julian weber
Bentley
For those who have been 1forced ia
summer in the city the out of towr
family bungalows have proved to be
a boon. The Hutch" in Sausalito
which is the property of Mrs. Robert
Greer, is one OF these, and every other
Sunday the place is opened for a de-
lightful house party to family and
guests. Mrs. Greer, who was in Sar
Francisco IN the spring. has rejoined
her husband in Seattle, but meantime
her brothers and sisters are keepine
her memory green by the use of her
pretty little summer cottage on the
Sausalito bay.
Dr.. and Mrs Charles EIlinwood, Mr.
and Mrs. Lathrop Ellinwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. We're Ellinwood, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Ellinwood and Miss Leona
Stone make up a congenial party whe
are spending this week end in Sausa-
Tito. Their holiday is absolutely in
formal and consists In motoring, driv-
ing or riding and the incessant boat