The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

comers. What wonder that both the
Schmiedells and the McNears have
early drawings Rossward? Their
places are ideal-nestIed, as they are.
among the trees on one of the most
beautiful of Ross hillsides!
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F. Kroenberg Jr. gave a bowling
party on Thursday evening, when he
entertained twelve friends.
The old Neil place in San Rafael Is
rejoicing once more in the presence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilly. Mrs. Lilly is Mrs.
Neil's devoted granddaughter. And
charming woman she is.
DR.. Arthur Crosby has looked BEAM
ingly happy lately. And what wonder?
He has been reveling in a visit from his
daughter and his son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewell of New York As the
bright, merry-faced "Jo' Crosby. Mrs.
Sewell was very popular in San Rafael
until, almost four years ago, Mr.. Sewell
captured her and carried her off toA
New York.
Cnce more Mr.. Cow OF England has
GISCOnSGu ulIlSelL dL the Hotel E(dIdel-
Mr. Cow is we'll known to all auto
lovers about the bay. for 1t was he who
sacrificed himself for sports sake
and allowed himself to be brought to
trial as a test case" Mr.. Cow has
recently returned. we believe. from an
auto tour through the southern part OF
the State.
Mrs. Clarence Martin Mann gave a
luncheon on Thursday at her residence.
3414 Washington street. Following the
foreign custom of serving luncheon the
hours were from until 5. The guests
who enjoyed Mrs. Mann's hospitality
were: Mrs. James Marte (the hOnOred
guest). Mrs. Tension Deane. Mrs. Will
liam Willis, Mrs. Lowell White. Mrs.
Edward Allen, Mrs Thomas MOrffew.
Mrs. George Palmer. Mrs. John
Spruance. Mrs. F. P. Mann. Mrs. Will
liam SOmers. Mrs. Joseph Masten Mrs.
Alexander Mergevin of Chicago. MrsN
Frederic StOlp of Oakland. The receiv-
ing ladies were joined by Mr.. Masten.
Mr. Bergevin and Mr.. StoIp as dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mann, and later
attended the performance at the Grand
Opera-house.
We hear that Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reynolds are to build in Ross Valley.
They have leased their attractive San
Rafael home to c. A. mayer, a prom
iaent lumber dealer Of San r'rancisco.
The Thayers entertain extensively and
there will be music and mirth in the
erstwhile Reynolds home
1t is rumored that the A. W. Fosters
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Exposition. What a jolly party that
will make.
DR.. Niverson Forces bowling party
last Monday evening afforded consider
able amusement to those who comprised
the list Of guests. After the game Miss
Richat entertained the entire party at
her home at Devisadero and ValleioV
streets, where a delicious supper was
served The table was made artistic
with jonquils and miniature incandes-
cent lights. The guests were: Miss
May Sharon, Miss Jean Pedlar. Miss
Jessie Burns, Miss Ada Clark. Miss
Ruth Clark. Miss Lincoln. Miss Daisy
Lincoln. Mrs Edward Moore. DR.. Niv-
erson Force. James Irvine, Marshall
Dill Thomas Churchill, Horace StolL
DR.. Robert Burns, Dr. H. M. Simmons.
Mrs. Frank Southack
A jolly and informal little bowling
party was held on Friday evening and
was comprised Of the following: Mr..
and Mrs. Irving F.. MoultOn, Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Caswell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. S. Gather, DIR. and Mrs. Martin
Regensburger. Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Smith. DR.. and
Mrs. Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Luce.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Masterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Graham.