The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31
landsomest chaps in the service.


Mrs. J. Wilson Shells will remain
through the greater part Of August at
Pine Inn at CarmeI-by- the-Sea DR..
Shiels Spent two weeks with his FAM
lily, forming part of a delightful party
at the edge Of the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong Dean
returned a week ago from their dev
ightful three weeks trip through the
north and Yellowstone Park, and are
at the Hotel st. Francis.
Captain Fassett. Thirteenth Infan-
try, U. s. A, his sisters and his broth
er entertained the officers and ladies Of
the Angel oIsland station Of the regi-
ment at jolly little card party Mon
day evening at Captain Fassett's quar-
ters- Among those present were
Colonel and Mrs. MarkIey. Captain and
Mrs. NJ. E. Alexander, Captain and
Mrs. Feuger,. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Bowman. DR.. and Mrs. Kulp, Mrs.
Lindsay, Lieutenant Lyster and Dr.
Hoag.
General and Mrs Oscar F. Long
have returned from Washington and
are at the Palace for few days. They
will go to the Requa home in Piedmont,
shortly and later viii establish a home
of their own. Whether it win be on
this side of the bay or not is as yet uR-
decided.
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SO the debonair Democrat who was
nominated for Vice President has
come out in the public prints that he.is
not about to marry and that further he
: is not in love. Now, is that. prosaic
declaration calculated to help him in
his canvass?
Among the weekend parties that
went to Del Monte on Saturdays ex-
press were Charles Sedgwick kitken,
accompanied by Miss Aitken and Mrs.
and Miss Cornell. The Cornells are
visiting in San Francisco from Con-
necticut and intend remaining through
August. passing the next week at the
Aitken farm at Angwins.
Miss Cornell is a charming young
woman, with snappy .eyes and 'blue-
black hair, possessing the natty air
that distinguishes the dainty daughters
of New England from the indolent and
Two of the loveliest brides Of mid
summer are Mrs Stuart Rawlings and
Mrs. Beverly c. DAILY. the former pretty
Eleanor Warner. who goes from the
home of her girlhood to journey with
her husband into the mountains e
Mexico. Here a cozy home awaits her
which will be blest within and without
with the blessed incense of love.
Mrs. Beverly c. DAILY has given her
heart and hand into the keeping Of a
gallant soldier-Lieutenan DAILY Of tie
Thirteenth Infantry, and by the regi y
ment adopted. In the Thirteenth three
bonny brides have entered during gne
past fortnight. Lucky Thirteenth!
Miss Celia Tobin, Miss Charlotte Rus
sell. Messrs. Clement Tobin. Richard NJ.
Tobin and Charles Clark enjoyed
luncheon in the palm garden of the Pal
ace Hotel Wednesday. Later in Ne
afternoon they took a spinsln a sm~3t
auto TO the park and beach.
Miss Katherine Dillon, the handsome
hancee of Lieutenant Emory Winship.
II S. N, vas hostess at a small eSa
last SATURDAY.. when she entertained
few of her boon companions at her
Pacific-avenue home. "
Miss Dillon is not oHiy rich and
handsome. but she is immensely clever.
1t is said that her skill in tn yuse Of
good English is quite remarkable-an
accomplishment rather rare in. these de-
generate days, when Dooley's diction-
airy seems to take precedence over
the Century.
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A dance was given,sJn Thursday night
at the Lagunitas Club house in Ross
Valley by Miss Alice Griffith. ON honor
of her sister, Mrs. L. Taylor Dickson
of Philadelphia, who is here.
The clubhouse, always attractive, was
alluring with lights and forest green
cry, and merry was the party hidden to
partake of its hospitality. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Eells
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coffin. Mrs. Kittle
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. C. Schmiedell, Mr.. and
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