The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

knowi They all cried out, not many
moons ago, that the Twentieth Century
Musical Club would go to pieces on the
rocks. Well. it hasn't. And what's
more it held one of the most success
full concerts Of the new season yester-
day at Century Hall.
And such hatsi Really. the milli-
ners OF this burg are public benefac-
tors They cultivate the taste Of the
public by their artistry. Bills2 oh. per-
haps; but beasts of hats cost money,
too.
On November 1 Miss Elsie Postley
and Ross Amber will be married in
New York. The ceremony will take
place at the Church of the Heavenly
Rest at o'clock in the afternoon and
will be one of the smart affairs Of the
winter. A reception will follow at the
Postley residence on Fifth avenue. The
wedding is of interest to the San Fran
cisco smart set from the fact that Miss
Postleys brother. Sterling Postleys
married Miss Ethel Cook of this city.
The opening of the quail season has
sent a lot of the lovers of sport to Del
Monte. LOS Laurelles," the fishing
and hunting resort belonging to the no.
tel. is reached by a drive through the
beautiful Carmel Valley and coast
mountains, where there is great
abundance of game this season Among
the first to take advantage of the gooo
shooting was John Lawson. With him
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Williamson
Another hunting party was made up
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Goodwin and
DIR. c. L. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs j.
w. p. Howard and son have also gone
down to spend a few days fishing and
hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dernham have
gone down in their auto. They are ac-
companied by Miss Hecht and j.
Hecht. Among others OF note who have
been at the Del Monte during the past
week are Lord Herbert Vane Tempest;
Anthony Drexel. the millionaire banker
of Philadelphia; Captain and Mrs. de
Chair of the British embassy at Wash
ington, H. H. Mcclure, New York, and
o. d. Wheeler. a prominent railroad
man of st. Paul.
On November 8, Miss Katherine Dill
lon becomes a bride. Her wedding
will be an evening affair, and
picturesque 1.ature in detail, as befits
a maid of Miss Dillon's personality and
wealth.
Her attendants will be: Miss Caro-
line Fosgate. a winsome little maid of
honor Miss Grace Spreckels, Miss
Ethel Moore, Miss Sara Collier and
Miss Patricia CosgrNve, the brides
maids.
Lucky Lieutenant Winshipl And
there are those who rstort with
promptness. thrice lucky maidl
To Mrs. John ID. Sibley are the
ladies of the music section of the Cali
fornia Club indebted for a rare day Of
harmony last week. and she will
again present a hish-class programme
on Friday. the 2sth.
Miss Helen Pettigrew has set the
date for her wedding to William Lem
on for Wednesday. November 8.
1t is supposed that the affair will
be celebrated in church. as both the
maid and her lover are Catholics The
Callaghan home on Pacific avenue
would, however. make a splendid set
ting for the nuptials.
Rev. Mr.. Cuthbert, the hance OF
pretty Miss Maud Simpson. arrived
from Japan asst Friday and is a guest
at the Simpson home on Vallejo street
Miss Simpson and Mr.. Cuthbert ex-
pect to be married during the latter
part of November. They will remain
in San Francisco for the holidays. sail
ing for the young minister's station in
far away Kioto early in the new year.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph r. Know