The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19


or two are deferring the trip for the
present. Mrs. Malcolm Graham will
remain with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kent, in town for few months. Like
wise Mrs. Frederick Kellond will be
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ E. A. Selfridge, through the summer.
Both Lieutenant Graham and Lieuten-
ant Kellond sail very soon from Port
land for the Orient
| The army post at Fort Smelling
Mimi, is proving good fun for the
| Misses Pearl and Irene Sabin. who
have deferred their return and will re-
main with Captain and Mrs. Pearce a
few weeks longer.
Lucky maids to be lodestars OF an
interesting post.
The country hooks are fast claiming
| their devotees who are scattering TO
varied points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stetson Wheel
er's beautiful home on the McCloud
River will soon tarbor them.
! This estate in the woody shadow Of
Mount Shasta is said to be one OF the
proudest in the State.
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| The affair given by Mrs. l. Lowen-
berg at the Palace last Tuesday was
eminently smart, not only from it's
standpoint of. artistry, but from it's
educational value. Drawing room con-
certs and musicals are not sufficiently
in evidence among our smart set Mrs.
Lowenberg's assemblage was received
in the Empire room, which was
graced with masses of gay jonqui1s and
| ferns. The hostess was graciously as
| sisted by Mrs. John T. Swift and Mrs.
Charles Brown. The programme pre-
sented was as follows: Piano prelude
! (Rachmaninoff). Emily Lewys; aria,
"Regnava Mel Silenzio," from Lucia"
| (DonizettD. Mrs. Cora Hall; serenade
(Brahms), The Gardener (Hugo
Wolff. Otis Darlington: I'll Prologo.'
from "PPagliacci" Geoncavallo). wes-
| ley Clawson: "Standchen'' (Strauss);
"Dich, Theure Halle from Tam
hauser'' (wagner). Mrs. Cora Hall:
quartet. from '.Rigoletto" CverdD,
Mrs Cora Hall. Miss Ella La SeHe.
Otis Darlington, Carl Crichton.
Miss Jean Reid, daughter of White
law Reid. is entertaining Miss Rather
| inc Barney OF New York at the Reid
country home in Millbrae.
Ross Valley is claiming the summer
attention of many of our society folk.
who will take up residence there as
soon as the weather begins to behave.
In the number are Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Belden. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Schmiedell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. z. ]. McCutchen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Jones.
The nearby wedding of Miss Susie
LIE Count and Rev. David Evans is one
of the important and interesting affairs
| In prospect Miss lie Count has named
| her attendants to be Mrs. George Slo-
cum. matron of honor; Miss virgie
Gibbs, Miss Leila Dickens, Miss Meta
Thompson, bridesmaids. The wedding
ceremony at noon will be performed
by the Bishop of the diocese in Grace
Church, of which the groom is rector.
Mrs. Frank Powers left on Wednes-
day for Monterey. Mr.. Powers going
down yesterday. Their country place.
THE Dunes will keep them for only
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later on they will prepare to pass the
summer there. The dinner to be given
/ by Mr.. and Mrs. Powers on March "A
is in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Hell
Ter. Covers to be laid for twenty, all
college friends and their wives-such
as have them.
Miss Helene Robson left yesterday
for New York en- route to Paris.
Mrs. c. Won Benzon of San Diego is
visiting her sister. Mrs. George c. Carr.
at the Empire.
Miss Elsie Dorr has been spending
the past week with Miss Florence Glib
bons at the Gibbons country place.
Belmont.
Miss Etelka Williar is en- route from
the Philippines. where she has been
since early winter. the guest of Miss
Matte Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield Baker. who
are expecting TO locate near the shad
low of Shasta for the summer, are plan
/ ming many pleasant pastimes for their
friends.
Mrs. John ]. Valentine is preparing