The San Francisco call., 1897-08-15

Slowly but surely society is leaving the
many delights the country affords and before
many weeks have rolled by they VIII have
taken up again the more formal pleasures OF
city lie.
The plans for the future are in more than
embryonic state. Just at present the 400
have absolutely nothing to look forward 10.
There have been no engagements and conse-
quently there Will be no autumn weddings.
The dancing classes will probably all be re-
Vived and promise to be as popular as ever.
A large number OF the smart set have de-
Cided to spend the winter abroad.
DR.. William J. Younger and the Misses
Younger have joined Mrs. Younger in Cher
bourg, France. DR.. Younger will leave them
there while he goes to Moscow to attend the
international Congress OF Dentists.
Mrs. W. F. McNutt Miss Mamie McNutt and
Miss Ruth McNutt have lett for Europe where
they expect TO remain Tor one year, making
Dresden their headquarters. They will make
short stay in New York before sailing.
Mrs. II. f. Hunting ton, Miss Hun tington
and Miss Marie Withrow, after stay in Lon
don. have gone on to Berlin. Miss Eve With
row and Mrs. Withrow have gone TO Holland
for six weeks sketching tour. Later Miss
Eva Withrow will spend a fortnight with the
Huntingtons in Paris and Miss Marie With
row will join her mother in Holland.
Mrs. Jane Stanford is in England.
Mr. and Mrs. Henley Smith are in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs c. P. huntington are in Lon
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sharon are still in Paris,
but are expected nome before the winter sea-
son sets in.
When last heard from Mrs B. w. Psulsen,
accom- panied by Miss C. Lehnhardt and Miss
Tay, was in the Tyrol, preparatory to making
q visit TO the royal Bavarian castles and Salz-
burg
Mrs. McKenna and the Misses McKenna will
soon leave for Washingto d. c.
Next week the theater party will bloom and
flourish. The opening OF the Heart OF Mary
laud' season at the Baldwin tomorrow even
ing will be an attraction that will cause many
10 return to town.
Among the many who will form the tbeater
parties underlined for Beiasco's play to-mor-
row night are: Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt, Mr..
and Mrs l.. Cahrlourn, Mr.. aud Mrs. Wheiman,
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell. MI and Mrs. Lemle and
party, Miss II. Mertens, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Neu-
stadt ter, George H. Morse, Mr. and Mrs. B. Solo,
mon, Mr.. and Mrs Schapero and party, J. I.
McCrath, C. Crowley and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Jacobs, DR..
Terris and party, G. Marshall and party, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. ]. A. Robinson
and party, Mrs. H. Joseph and party, Mr.. nd
Mrs. 6. NJ. Buck, L. Littlefeld and party, Gen.
erai Barnes, Henry R. Platt and party, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Boek, Marcus Cohen, the Misses
Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. 6. Prayer, F. Martell. Mr..
and Mrs. T. Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. d. b.. Smith,
Miss G Smith, NE. and Mrs. Tuttle, Mr.. ano
Harvey, Mrs. Peser, L. MeyeIstein and party,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Roos NJ and Mrs S. Green, j. Mar
tin and party, Mr.. and Mrs. Younger, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Blaskower,
MI and Mrs. John Erskine, Mr.. and Mrs. Can
field, Mr.. and Mrs R. Marks, Mrs. Keene, Mr..
and Mrs. Mudgett, Captain Robert and party.
MI Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Siegel, L. Sachs and
party, Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom, Mr.. and Mrs. II.