The San Francisco call., 1906-07-11

George Mordecai at their ranch near
Fresno.
A cable has been received from Mics
Blanche Merry announcing her s2fo
arrival at San Jose, Costa Rica. whcro
she is to be during the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Meiggs. who has
taken an attractive little cottage thero
while her own home near the city Is
building. Captain Merry. who left about
the same time that Miss Merry did. is in
Nicaragua. where he was compelled to
so in his official capacity.
Mrs. William Borrowe and Miss Con-
stance Borrowe left on Monday for
Monterey, where they will spend fort
night
Mrs. Duff Green. who has been visit
ing the Thorntons in Fresno County
ever since the fire. has returned TO the
city and is with Miss Floride Green at
the latter's studio on Fillmore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garret MeEnerney have
closed their home on Washington street
and Central avenue and are in Ross
Valley for the summer season
Mrs W. W. Montague is spending fha
summer at the Montague ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and Miss
Edith Miller, formerly of Sacramento,
who were at the Pendleton in this city
for the winter and who went to Suasa-
Tito just before the fire. have leased
the Groome cottage there for year.
Miss Grace Nuttfng and Miss Marion
Nutting of San Francisco. who are at
present living at 2310 Blake street.
Berkeley. left Monday night for a
months outing at Glen Alpine. Lake
Tahoe.
F. c. Havens Of Oakland is home
from Sag Harbor, where his family Is
spending the summer. Quite a COLONY
Of Piedmontsse are at the Havens'
summer home. the Wickham Havens.
the Edward Engs. Miss Grace Sperry
and Miss Avis Sperry being in the
party.
F. M. Smith and party. including the
Zabriskis of Oakland and Miss Evelyn
Ellis. arrived at Shelter Island ysster-
day.
The several clubs OF which Frank
Thompson is a popular member turned
out in full force Monday night to wit
ness his professional debut in when
Johnny Comes Marching Home" In
Oakland He belongs to the Family.
the Corinthian Yacht Club. the Elks ana
the Olympic Club and representative
from each were there to cheer him ON
his operatic way The unprecedented
audience was literally packed into the
little opera house and among Mr.
LhompSons admirers were DR.. and Mrs.
Fred Morse, Mrs. Craig, Major and Mrs
Sherman, Judge H. A. Melvin, Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison Clay. DIR. Fl. P. Carlton
Joseph RosbOrough. William c.. Ieavftt
Will Matlock. the Carroll GaIvfns n n, 4
Havens, George Sterling, the Schles-
singers, Mrs Maud Edith Pope. Mrs
II. w. Bishop. Miss Jackson. DR. ara
Mrs. Crawford. Dave McLaughIin
Larry Harris and George Mastick. A
number Of beautiful floral pieces wenf
up over the footlights. including a sasssi
piece representing the Corinthian Yacht
Club pennant-
H. c. CapwelI OF Oakland has rona
East on business trip. Mrs. Canya1I
who. is spending the summer at Nc
Crays with her little family, came down
for fevs days.
The Byron Rutleys have 1oined tba
Oakland colony at McCrays. The Eel ;
ton Taylors, the Montel TayIors. the
Charles Lovells and the Baumxartners
are all at the old Homestead"
The announcement OF Grace Nrorar
Dickman's engagement to ClareneN
Eddy has caused not a little rtpoL~ 80
interest and surprise all over the United +
States, where Mr. Eddy Is well known
as leading organist. Among otha-
positions that Mrs Dickman has oc-
cupied as contralto singer OF unusnaI
merit was in the First Presbyterian
Church OF Oakland. where she bas
many friends, although a resident OF
San Francisco.
California glace fruits ana chos..
erss- enS Fgll stock Iownsend's rssidence