The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
LOSES Her HEART
TO YOUNG OFFICER
ACROSS THE SEAS
Bv SALLY SHARP.

News of the engagement OF MISS EiI1a- L1a
NJ go Of This city to Lieutenant Ho-
ot;o laurence Ninth infantry tiaS
-.. f-,l1,- Confirmed. though no cable mas
,at arrived from Manila concerning M IMneIA
marriage. which has probably taken Pc -,
Miss Cole left town few montnS sss.,.ir, &C. -
Ne the guest of Captain ana NlIS ~I,,r+
,rimmins at Fort Daraga' ana l.s,ea oil.y . Ssn
-ime elapsed before the attractiVe -.
1rancisco maid capitulated to the WOoins
IF Lieutenant Lawrence ,s,,a =,
Their wedding was set for the m1ddle OF
Nav. and society is eagerly awaltihs lno
details.
Thomas Barbour left last week FOR a ny
no tr;n Fast. and a deep suspicion mas
oeen abroad that his intent is TO Drihs
one would. however. think this rather
HfficuIt time to induce girl to leave ner
happy home for our poor old battered city.
But you never can tell what girl VIII oo
for persuasive man. can you'
Miss Edna Middleton is among San
Francisco's society maids who are cottage
residents of San Rafael for the summer
Neal Powers will leave very soon Tor
New York and Paris. going to the iatter
city to bring his mother and sister back 10
this continent Before crossing the pond
Mr.. Powers will attend the Knights OF CO.
lumbus convention at New Haven.
Mrs. Richard Rees left fortnight ago
for New York where she will study op-
cratic repertoire with George Sweet
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fl. Pease and the
Arthur Barry Watsons are in Mill Valley
where they will spend the summer
Mrs. Alexander Neely Mitchell. wife OK
Lieutenant Mitchell, will shortly leave Tor
Portland, where she will join her husband,
who went north on the Chicago. From
Portland they viii go to Seattle and INTO
northern waters.
The Olympic Club, which is most COM
fortabIy quartered in the spacious Eugene
Lent home on Eddy street, has daily
most enthusiastic attendance of members,
and has shown much hospitality TO the
officers OF the First Regiment stationed
across the street.
On Thursday evening the First Regi-
ment band serenaded the Olympians from
s to 9, and on account of the lnclemency
of the weather large tent was erected
on the lawn, where the music was dis
coursed. much to the edifcation Of the
club.
George w Connolly will leave next week
for the East, and will attend the knights
of Columbus convention at New Haven
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene.
who have a beautiful home in Washing
ton, ID. c., will sail June % for a summer
tour of Europe. Both are very prominent
in the capital city's music world, and Mr..
Greene was favored tenor of this city
for several years
Miss Violet Buckley and Miss Gracs
Buckley are sojourning in San Rafael, hav-
ing taken the Page home.
Henry P. Bowie was one of the few IA
vored residents of San MateO whose home
was preserved intact, all of his fine collec-
ton of Japanese bric-a-brac being en-
tirely uninjured-
Mr.. and Mrs Giuseppi Cadenasso win
spend the summer at Mills College. the
guests of Mrs. c. T. Mills. Their attractive
flats on Russian Hill were uninjured,
Sherril Schen and his mother now occupy
ing one of them.
The Woman's Pacific Coast Press Asso-
citation will meet at the home of Mrs.
Charles ]. Newman, 100 Broadway. next
Monday.
James d. Phelan will address the club
upon its future policy and the location OK
a new home.
DR.. Albert j. Atkins will leave next
week for Red Bluff. where he will spend a
few weeks hunting and fishing
DIR. Atkins lost many valuable manu-
scripts but will soon resume his work on
electrical experiments, which have re-
ceived the earnest assistance of the United
States Government.
Mrs. Allan Dunn is visiting in Santa
Barbara. whittier she went after series
of interesting experiences.
DIR. Mcmillan of 1927 Oak street an
nounces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Gertrude F., to Milo Edmund Hickox.