The San Francisco call., 1905-05-11
THE SMART SET
BY SALLY SHARP.

| These are very busy club days. and
| this date sees much ado" in four OF
prominence. Corona leads of, when at
| II o'clock all its members will gather
| for the annual breakfast. Then at
o'clock Cap and Bells extends the
hand Of courtesy and appreciation 70
Mrs. william P. Buckingham. the re-
firing president This event takes place
| in Sorosis Hall and will be Ger filed
with good wishes. Tonight sees the
brilliant opening of three days Cor
nfshtsO reign of the California Club at
the Palace Hotel for the PRONUNCIATION
Of it's own needs. All the preparations
bespeak nlerriment, originality and
profit. Warn-hearted Sequoia opens
its doors also this evening to Miss Ed
nah Robinson, whose leave-taking
from town Is but matter of days. and
the assemblage will offer honor with
| its farewells to the founder.
The st. Francis Musical Art Society
Will present it's final attraction for this
season tonight. The Kneisel Quartet
of Boston will play, giving some un-
usually fine numbers, among them
Bach COMPOSITION A special music
the ST. Francis. and until it's compile
ton the art society will not hold any
further musicales.
Mrs. William Lynham Shiels enter
tains to-day at luncheon in her Oak
land home, at which several San Fran
cisco people will be guests
Miss Christine Judah entertained a
few of her friends very Informally yes
terday to meet Miss Calvin and Miss
Nellie Calvin These young ladies have
recently arrived from Salt Lake City
with their parents and viii be Identified
with the younger set OF society.
Mrs Richard Allen Keyes entertained
at a. luncheon in the ST. Francis yester-
day. Covers were laid for fourteen
guests. and the table was extremely
pretty In It's profuse decoration OF pink
roses.
Miss Edith GaskilI OF Oakland was
the guest of honor on Tuesday at
luncheon given by Miss Myra LETTERS at
the Palm Garden. Covers were laid
for eight Miss Gaskill is soon to marry
Roy McCabe, and both young people
are prominent members OF Oakland's
smart set.
Miss Lillian SaltonstaH will finish her
course at vassar early next month.
after which she will leave for Europe
for travel and further study.
Miss Sarah Collier has returned to
town from Monterey. where she has
been the guest OF DIR. and Mrs. Harry
Kierstedt at Ord Barracks
Mr. and Mrs William Tevis took
their departure last Saturday for Carls-
bad. where they will spend the sum-
mer.
One of the coming summer weddings
is that of Miss Belle Harmes and DR..
Alanson Weeks. anlo
Mrs Henrietta ZefIe and John zeile
left yesterday for the East and Europe.
to be away several months.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Lee will leave
for the Portland Fair the latter part Of
June.
E0WdrO M CITeenWdys VINO - sui
making an extended trip OF the North
west. is indefinite as to returning home.
En- route he viii visit the Portland
Fair.
Mrs. Charles Dougherty ar Mrs. ia
bish Clement will enjoy part Of their
summe- IN mountain life.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H Mendell have
gone to San Rafael for the summer,
and will remain until early fall.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Elizabeth Cecilia Murray and John Al
bert Gooden at Los Angeles, May 4
They will make their home at Selig-
man, Ariz.
Mrs Samuel Johnson OF Honolulu.
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in Oakland I'D Berkeley, left
yesterday for SebastopoI. where she
viii visit friends for a few days, after
which she will return to San Fran
cisco to spend the summer. Her hus-
band, Captain johnson OF Company r.
First Regiment OF the National Guard
of Hawaii, will join her here in Au-
gust Captain Johnson will have
charge Of team which will represent
Hawaii at the National Guard sharp
shooting contest at Seagirt. N J.
Captain Johnson has an important
Government position at Honolulu He
is a Russian by birth, and had the
honor Of being the first military oficer
Prince Fushini met on his recent visit
TO America. having command OF the
military escort that awaited the Prince
on his arrival from japan on his way
to Washington
DR.. and Mrs voorsanger announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Ma
rian c., to Emanuel A. Waxelbaum Of
Macon. Ca