The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16


straight and take all the fences, but on
rha golf links they win out with a clean
. carry.
AT San Rafael the driving contest for Ia
. dies on Saturday attracted the largest at
tendance of the season. The clubhouse
was crowded with guests, and the moot
mons and lassies We're out in full ferce
Society may not ken heather from th1stle'
but under the coaching of Mr.. Ietley theg
are at home on the golf links.
Miss Eleanor Morrow won first event
with a clean carry Of 270 feet, Mrs. k. Gil
man Brown coming second with 200 rect.
Miss Morrow whose play is rapidly I'M
proving under the coaching OF l. w. let
lev. had a record of 135 yards, and in last
saturdays contest she beat the winning
drive. but unfortunately the ball dropped
lust outside the side lines and could not
be counted. Others entered in TINS event
were Mrs Fred II. Green, Mrs: FRANK ,.
johnson, Mrs. J. J. CROOKS, MIS- BURKE
and Miss Smedberg.
In the foursomes ten couples went out
making the following scores: Mrs. X. G1l-
man Brown and y. 9. Curtis, "A; Mrs. n.
g. Curtis and r. Gilman Brown, ~; Mrs.
Frank S. Johnson and Harrison Dlppiee,
50: Mrs Fred II. Green and carter Pom
arov S4; Miss ThereSe Morgan ana Ed
wa rd NJ GreenNay, So; Miss Eleanor Nor
row and r. Emerson Warheld, So; MISS
Burke and DR.. Denis Arnold, 09; MIS-. w.
{. Bush ana Walter i. Dean, VI, Mrs; >;
J. Crooks and J. J. Crooks, 90. and MISS
Cora Smedberg and Frank s. Johnson, 1Oo;
Among those who have entertained
friends at luncheon at the clubhouse dur
ing the past week are Mrs W: B. Bourn
OF Ross Valley, Mrs. +. L. Griffith OF Ross
Valley, Mrs. J; J. Crooks, Mrs. Grant I7el. sel-
fridge, Mrs. Runyon, mrs. Morgan, MIS-;
Fred ii. Green, Mrs. r. II. Warf1eld and
Miss Edith Mclean.
The races at the Hobart Farm track
were very successful from every point
of view Not only "Blingum ana the
places that are tied to IT'S aristocratic
~apronstrIngs sent large contlngells, Dul
from Monterey and Castle Crag came
There were seven events in all and the
prizes were well worth winning. Inc
first was a quarter-mile dash Tor quail
fed polo ponies that have never won
race. and the prize was the Hobart cup
for the winning rider The second race
was a match race between Mr.. Carolan
thoroughbred horse Nucatan and Mr. tic
bart 5 pony Comanche. Inc distance was
quarter of mile. The thlrd race,
which was the feature OF the day. was
for the J. J. Moore silver ioylng I;,,, cup, p.
value $3.50. 1t was for qualihed hunters
that have hunted at least twice t4!s year
with the San Mateo hounds; distance
TWO and a half miles, over ten jumps. The
second prize in this race was cup OF
fered by the San Mateo Hunt Club; Whlch
went TO the Jockey on the second morse.
The fourth race was foi the Eyre cup,
distance one-half mile for qualified POLO
ponies that have never won race. Inc
NTH race was a pony hurdle, distance
one mile and quarter, Tor the Oaro!dan d
cup. The sixth race was mile on the
fiaT for a cuu offered by Mr.. Hume. The
seventh race was a match race between
Mr. Hobart's Guzeba and Mr.. Carolan's
Pinto for $50 q side, each TO ride the
others horse; money to winning Jockey.
Thomas Hinckley Robbins OF Boston,
who is to marry Miss Alice Ames, arrived
in town on Tuesday, accompanied by h
p Bellows. 5. H. Lerby and X. aGott
Jr.. who are to be his groomsmen. 1ney
are at present al the Palace Hotel me
wedding of Miss Ames and Mr.. Robbins
will take place at at, Grace 5G Church Oh
The announcement of the engagement OF
Miss Louisa HOlcOmb of Oakland TO Lieu
tenant John O Shea, United States army,
has brought a food of congratulations
from the many friends Of the young
The wedding of Miss O. R Spohr and
Y. r. Chestnut will take place next Tues
day in Berkeley.
There was a pretty wedding at st.
Marys Cathedral last Saturday evening;
when the Rev Father McSweeney united
in marriage Miss Mabel Yalleau and Sgd
ney \. Starr. The bride. was at
tended by Miss George Davis as maid
of honor and the Misses Anita Galloway,
May Costigan, GenevieVe Galloway and
May Magner as bridesmaids. Following
the ceremony there was banquet at the
California Hotel for the bridal party and
relatives only. The honeymoon IS being
spent in Southern California.
The wedding of Miss Marie Maccubbin
Kent to Lieutenant James Malcom Gra-
ham, Nineteenth Infantry. United States
army. took place a. St PauIS Church, in
Oakland, on tuesday evening, july IL, at
$50 o'clock. The ceremony was performed
by the Right Rev. William Ford Nichols,
Bishop of California. The maid of honor
was Miss Ethel Lansdale Kent, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Augusta and Miss
Kathleen Kent, sisters of the bride.
William Montrose Graham, the groom s
brother, acted as best man, and the ushers
were four of Lieutenant Graham $ broth
n-arms-Lieutenants Ball, Hirsch
McConnelly and Noyes. A reception fol-
lowed at the home Of the brides parents,
1II5 Jackson street. The bride is the
daughter of D. NJ. Kent, who is Identified
with the mining interests of this coast,
Lansdale, who was slain in Samoa. The
groom is the second son Of Brigadier Gen
eral William Montrose Graham, United
States army (retred). who was for several
years commandant at the Presidio. Lieu
tenant Graham has already seen service
in Porto Rico and is under orders to sail
for Manila on the oath inst
On the same day, but at noon, Miss Har-
riet Pierce Graham. third daughter of
General Graham, was married to Lieuten-
ant Archibald Henderson Scales. L. S. N.
a Christ Church, Bay Ridge. N Y. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Bishop Falker. Miss Meta Graham sister
the ushers were naval officers. recep-
tion followed at the home of the brides
parents at Ninety-seventh street and Ma
rine avenue Fort Hamilton N Y
Mrs. Charlotte Clarke Moulder was mar
ried to Leslie Allen Wright last Wednes-
formed in the presence of only immediate
relatives of the contracting parties by the
Rev Horatio Stebbins al the First Unita-
rian Church. The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. jeremiah Clarke and is a sister
of the wife of Lieutenant c. @. Lyman
L. S. A. (retired). She was married to A.
B. Moulder some years ago, but later
secured a divorce from him, The groom
is the local agent of a London insur-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herington. nee
Sutter held delightful reception at their
home on Montgomery avenue last Satur-
day evening. The happy couple had Just
returned from an extended northern bridal
tour. and this was the first opportunity
their friends had to offer them their con-
gratulations. The entire lower floor of the
home was placed at the disposal of the
guests and artistically decorated with a
wealth of rare blossoms and ferns The
supper table especially engaged the at
tention of the decorator, and amid roses
and orange blossoms elaborate we'd
ding cake was given the place of honor
Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Barry. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Sheehan. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. j.
Matthews of Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Luan of Baden, Miss Mae Keen Miss
L. HILL Miss Sadie Flannery Miss Anna
Geopert of Larkspur, Miss Lena Schweit-
ger Miss Mary Suter, Arthur Mathews,
Ed Goodman, Professor Saisset Mrs. K.