The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
THE SMART SET
BT SALLI SHhRF

The wedding or MISS M4rSdre1 hd"es
and Captain william G. Haan. o. 5. A.
took place at o'clock yesterday in San
Mateo
Albeit the principals were OF promin-
ence. especially in the military set. the
ceremony was very quiet. only the closest
friends outside the families being oidden-
The service was read at the home OF
the brides sister. Mrs. Ernest Coxhead.
and immediately after Captain and Mrs.
Haan left on their wedding trip IN the
beautiful new automobile, a gift from the
groom to~his bride. They Will go all
over the State returning to San Fran
cisco for residence.
Mrs Ham is a daughter OF Captain
Hawes OF the transport service captain
Haan is widely known In the army. hav-
ing made good record in the Philip
pines
H. z. Huntington and Howard Hunting
ton were hosts yesterday at luncheon
at the Palace Hotel. covers being laid
for eight.
Dr. and Mrs Redmond Payne enter
tanned a small party at luncheon in the
Palm Garden yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Van Wyck will be hostess
to-day at telephone tea in honor OF
Mrs Arthur Callaghan and Miss Dorothy
Kinney Of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. W. c. Morrow will entertain at
her home next Tuesday evening In honor
OF Harvey Worthington LoOmis and Ed
win Star Belknap-
The debuntantes on the Oakland side
are looking forward to the opening OF the
season with much tmpatience, for gay
winter Is in prospect.
In the launching OF affairs Samuel Bell
Mckee will take a hand. He Is already
planning dinner at the C1aremont Coun-
try Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. william G. Henshaw, with
their children. Miss Ala, Miss Florence
and Griffith Henshaw, are expected to-
day In San Francisco from a tour Of the
world.
Mrs. Henshaw has been absent for
nearly five years. during which time her
children have been in schoof-Miss ALA
spending much OF her time in Partisan
convent.
Mr.. Henshaw joined his family some
months ago. and together they made the
trip around the world. They will prob
ably make their permanent home in San
Francisco, though the remaining summer
months viii be spent upon the Henshaw
ranch.
Miss Allie Grimes has been travelling
were the last visitors in the Campanile
at Venice, having just reached the ground
when the old tower collapsed. That must
have been their lucky day.
The automobile run to Byron Springs is
among the favored OF the enthusiasts,
several going down last week. Among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs Of Battle
Creek, Mich: Mr.. and Mrs. Siebe OF San
Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Hanson,
Albert Hanson. James Martin ID. E Ber-
nays and NJ. c.. Merrill Several other
guests went down for the weekend trip.
and among them were Bruce Cornwall.
Colonel A Andrews, Louis Hammersmith.
Samuel Braunhart. Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Shanahan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Joslyn,
Mr.. and Mrs j. Harvey. b N. Gum.
Kenneth Gum and John Sloan
Oswald ST. John Gilbert Of Honolulu
arrived on the Mongolia Tuesday and
will be In town for some time.
Mrs. Clarence Martin Mann is at her
home on Washington street. having re-
turned from Ben Lomond Tuesday even
ing
Colonel and Mrs T. Van Arsdale leave
to-day for Fort Mcpherson. where the
Seventeenth Infantry will be stationed
Miss Anna Frances Briggs, who is in
London. is the guest of Mrs Thornburg
Cropper-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lehman CHeleu
Pettigrew) are planning TO build home
near Mountain View. with which region
they are very much pleased after spend
ing the summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Oliver Upham will
occupy the apartments of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Upham at the Empire during the
wanderings of the elder folk Young Mr.
Upham and his bride have been guests at
the Cecil, where General and Mrs. Cor
don are visiting. They expect to return
to Washington, ID. c.. when the weather
conditions grow more prOpitiOus.
The transfer of Ensign c.. p Hun from
the Wyoming to the naval training sta
tion at this port Is pleasant news to his
friends and to Mrs. Hun's-she who was
Miss Klsinburg-
DIR. Oscar n. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor
leave this city on Saturday, the 18th. and
will spend some time in Boston Thence
they will proceed to Europe. where Dr.
Taylor will study IN the famous hospitals
OF Vienna and London. They win return
to San Francisco in about a year.
The wedding of Arthur G. Scurfeld
to Miss Florence A. Mason was sol
emnized at ST. Luke's Church Wednes-
day, August 16. Miss Mason is a daugh-
ter Of John Mason Of Sausalito. one Of
a civil engineer in the employ OF the
Southern Pacific
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