The San Francisco call., 1905-08-26
THE SMART SET
By Sally Sharp

Lieutenant and Mrs. Perry will enter
tain to-day at their Presidio home in
honor of Captain and Mrs. Robert Frank
lin Mcmillan. This is an affair of well
come to the popular young couple, whose
residence has Just been established at the
army post.
Mrs. Isobel Strong was thee guest OF
honor a an informal tea given yesterday
afternoon by Miss Gertrude Gates
Among those greeting Mrs strong were
Mrs James Singleton Spiiman- Miss Eve
lyn Griffiths of Sacramento, Oswald st
John Gilbert of Honolulu, Charles H.
Lombard and Justin Gates
f.. S. PiIlsbury was host at luncheon
in the Palm Garden yesterday IN nohor
of Mrs. Kohl and Miss Mary KOHL enter
tanning seven guests.
The news has arrived concerning the
marriage of Miss Caroline Merry of Costa
Rico and Lieutenant Samuel w. Bry ant.
Their wedding was set for August ~ at
the brides home. but as the New Or-
leans conditions prevented the groom
passage thence Miss Merry made the TIP
to New York City, meeting Lieutenant
BRYANT. and their wedding was quietly
performed All the dainty preparations
at Costa Rico were foregone, but deiay
of rites could not be considered on ac-
count of the Heutenant's limited leave OF
absence With his bride. he will arrive at
this port very soon. his station TO De
Mare Island navy yard
Webber Lake is Offering much attrac-
ton to the followers Of Izaak walton.
this season being unusually good' ana
among the wielders OF the rod Is LINDSEY
Scrutton.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lyster Detrick VIII
hold two wedding receptions at their
home. 1929 Pacific avenue, on the arter-
Moons and evenings of September ana
o Mrs Detrick is the daughter or tne
late DR.. Charles z. Blake, and her mar
riage to Mr.. Detriek took place In this
city at the Swedenborgian churen on
July ..
Mr. and Mrs. Homer 8. King and Miss
Hazel King are sojourning at Byron
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard William DAVIS
are enjoying a trip to Weber Lake
where they are on fishing excursion
The post hall at the Presidio was the
scene of a very jolly hop last evening.
given by the officers and LADIES OF the
artillery corps
Mrs. e. v. Bryan, the well-known liter
airy woman of New York. has been the
guest of Miss Ina Coolbrith during part
of her stay in California, though the past
few days have been spent at the ST.
Francis
Mrs. Bryan left last evening for Los
Angeles en- route for New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Bruguiere. who are
preparing for a European voyage, Will
probably remain on the other continent
for residence of three or four years
Mrs. de Noon and her daughters. Mrs.
Lewis and Miss Mabel de Noon, are
spending several weeks in the Santa Cruz
Mountains. where they are enjoying camp
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Tuggle Clay have
closed their house on this side and will
spend some time at Level Lea with Mrs.
Clement Clay.
Miss Madeline Clay will return to school
in New York, leaving in the fall with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harden Crawford
Miss Helen Ashton. VINO was recently
the guest of honor at a tea given by Miss
Carol Moore. viii undoubtedly be de-
butante of this season. She is a pretty
blonde with an attractive personality, and
is cousin of Miss Cora Smedberg.
Mrs. Ashton is a patroness OF the sat
urday Evening Dancing Club
Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Burdette OF
Pasadena were among last weeks ar
rivals in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Rawlings are in
town at the Warner home on Franklin
street. They have divided the summer
visiting Mr.. Rawlings parents at Los
Gatos and Mrs. Rawlings parents at Mill
Valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Warner
and Miss Alyce Warner viii remain in
Mill Valley for another month.
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Leventrftt are at
home after three weeks visit to Lake
Tahoe. They are entertaining their son
Ray Leventritt, who Is in town from New
York.
Mrs. Hayley Bennett, who has been the
guest this summer of Mrs. Charles Ly-
man Bent at "Fernside,'' Alameda, leaves
tomorrow for her home IN Little Rock,
Arkansas