The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09

charming little Western maid would
have in Washington
Miss Irene Muzzy, promised de-
butante for the winter Of 1905, has
taken uD a finishing course Of cultural
work in a convent in Lucerne after
having made tour of the world with
her mother.
Fannie Francisco is soon to give
concert in the white and gold ballroom
of the St Francis. This will initiate
musical series that is to follow through
the winter season Ut this hotel The
ballroom will be converted into mag
nificent concert hall. having q movable
stage, and the Louis XIV rarlOr will be
used for the artistes' receptiOn-rOOm.
The ladies' gallery on the mezzanine
floor is to be for the use of guests.
The Bagby receptions at the Waldorf
Astoria are well-knOwn throughout the
Eastern music world, and the st. Fran
els affairs will be managed in the same
manner by the following patrOnesses:
Mrs. Henry T. Scott, Mrs. NJ. H. de
Young, Mrs. Ira Pierce, Mrs. L. L.
Baker. Mrs. Mark Gerstle, Mrs. Mau-
Mrs. NJ. C. Sloss, Mrs. Eleanor Martin.
Mrs. NJ. H. Hecht. Mrs Charles l.
Ackerman, Mrs. ]. Wilson Shiels, Mrs.
William Gerstle, Mrs. D. Drysdale, Mrs.
Adam Andrew, Mrs Norris King Davis.
Mrs. Fernando Pfngst. Mrs. John Sib
ley and Mrs. A. Brown.
On the 18th Miss Katherine Selfridge
will ho cd tn i Mt
U. S. A. The wedding Will be a home
affair, with Miss Elsie DOTr and Mrs.
Florence Cole as attendants upon the
bride, and Captain Bradford upon the
groom.
A handsome bride, to be surel
On the preceding Saturday Miss Isa-
belle Hooper and Wigginton Greed will
be welded in Alameda. 1t will be an
afternoon affair, and vastly interest
irg, as both bride and groom are of
we'll known families and of interesting
personalities on their own account
Then on the 18th Miss Romilda Sbar-
bcro will become the bride of Guido
Joseph Music.
On the 23d Miss Laura Sanchez Scott
will become Mrs. Frederick Levin.
The 26th brings the nuptial day Of
Miss Charlotte Moulder and Charles
Carter Nichols. The wedding will be
a home affair.
And before the month slips into the
past Clement Tobin will have claimed
his beautiful fiancee, Miss Charlotte
Russell for his bride.
Owing to Mrs. de Sabla's illness the
plans for the wedding are somewhat
in the air.
DR.. George Powers and family have
returned to the city after long sum-
mer in San Rafael The Powers are
among the many who go early and stay
as long as possible in the country.
The Ed NewhalIs, who have spent
the summer in Blythedale. have re-
turned to San Francisco for the win
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Li1ley are max
ing a short trip to the St. Louis ex-
position. They are expected back in
few days.
Mrs. A E. Kent of KentfeId left on
the 1st of October for Chicago. She
accompanied her son. Mr.. VIII Kent,
and his family.
Mrs. NJ. Irvine and her son. ]. w.
Byrne, are visiting at Del Monte.
where the art connoisseur and bon vi
want get close to nature through the
golf links.
Mrs. Clinton E. Worden. who Wis
tied in town for few days. went back
to the sob of the sea. Del Monte ap-
pears to have hypnotized Mrs. Towne
and her daughter, who have been
there since early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Savage from
over the bay are in San Francisco for
the winter.
The E. G. Schmiedells. who went
to their Ross Valley home in the early
springtime, have returned to the city.
The Misses Morrison Of San Jose
left last Monday for an extended
Eastern trip, which will of course in
clude st. Louis. In that city they will
be guests of Judge and Mrs Seneca n.
Taylor, prominent in the st. Louis
smart set, and who have arranged
many functions for the interesting
young ladies.
Captain ]. H. and Mrs. Parker and
Colonel F. w. Pitcher are visiting at
Del Monte, paying occasional visits to
Monterey Barracks=which. by the
way, are making of the old town a