The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13

Miss Harriette de Witt Allen has
selected Wednesday, July %, for the
day of her marriage to the Rev. DR..
Edward Dodd of Boston, and the event
will take place at the little chapel in
Ross Valley. 1t will probably be an
extremely quiet affair." only the rela-
tives of the bride and groom being in
vited, owing to the fact that the Aliens
are in mourning. The bride has, how
ever host of relatives in this vicinity,
among them being the Kittles, the Cof
fms, the Dibblees, the Rodgers and
the Shermans. Miss Allen will be the
last member of her family to wed. Her
eldest brother. Wyatt Allen, was mar
ried several years ago to Miss Alysse
Latham of Ross, and they have since
made their home there. Miss Frances
Allen was married last fall to j. Bry-
ant Grfmwood, and the wedding of
Lucius Allen, the youngest son of the
house of-Allen. and Miss Ruth Allen,
the daughter of Judge and Mrs. ]. NJ
Allen, was an event of last fmonth.
DR.. Dodd is assistant rector of one
of the largest Episcopal churches in
Boston and is considered one of the
cleverest young clergymen in that city.
He is at present in California, having
arrived a fortnight since. and is the
guest of Mrs. Henry f. Allen, the
bride-elect's mother, In Ross Valley.
Miss Ethel Hager has returned to
the city from San Rafael, where she
was during the early summer, and will
remain here for a time, save for brief
trips out of town. The date of her
wedding to Lansing Kellogg has not
been definitely arranged yet, and
may not occur for two months, al
though there is possibility that 1t
will be much sooner. Miss Hager had
expected to leave today for an automo-
bile trip to the Napa Valley. but will
not leave until Monday.
Mrs. Patrick Calhoun expects to arr
rive in California about August 1, and
will spend a month here at least, and
possibly longer. Part of this time Mrs.
Calhoun will be in the city, Mr.. CAL
houn having rented the Fred Beaver
house for year, but she will also be
guest at Burlingame during her stay.
She is at present in Cleveland. o.,
where she has entertained extensively,
one of the more recent events being a
luncheon given in honor of Mrs. Cor
bin, the wife of General Corbin, u. S.
A. at which $50 guests were enter
tanned at the Cleveland Country Club.
and which was an unusually beautiful
affair. Mrs. Calhoun is great social
favorite in San Francisco, and she and
great deal during their visits to San
Francisco once or twice year.
Mrs. J. p. Hawes and Miss George
Shepard were the hostesses, at a pretty
luncheon at Mrs. Hawes' home at Fort
Baker on Wednesday afternoon, at
which they entertained a dozen guests
very delightfully."- Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Frank Findley. Miss
r,-6 anil or
Mrs. William Klink, Miss Helen
Thomas Miss Josephine Beedy, Miss
Mabel Watkins and Miss Marjorie
Shepard.
Miss Elizabeth Murison is at her
beautiful little cottage in Fruityale for
the summer. but in the early fall will
go abroad for stay of a year. Miss
Murison. who is a charming woman,
has, with her attractive nieces, Mrs.
Harry Davis formerly Miss Helen
Murison) and Miss Constance Murison.
whose wedding to Norman Millar will
be celebrated in the near future. made
her home in San Francisco for num-
Der oe years, and the news that she is
to close her school, which all the buds
and bellies of the past few years have
attended, comes as sad blew. Miss
Murison is far from well. however, not
having been strong before and having
suffered greatly from the nervous
shock at the time of the earthquake
and fire, and it is felt by her friends
that years absence will benefit her
greatly.
Miss Maizie Langhorne. who is spend
ing the summer in town save for brief
trips to the country, left yesterday for
a weeks visit to Pacific Grove, where
she will be the guest of Mrs. George
Ashton and Miss Helen Ashton.
Miss Claire Nichols has returned to
the city after visit of few days with
Miss Sara Coffin at the latter's home
in Ross Valley.
Mrs. William McEntee. the wife of
Naval Constructor McEntee, U. s. N,
has arrived here within the past few
days from her home in Mare Island
and is at the German Hospital taking
a rest cure. Mrs. McEntee, who was
Miss Ruth Chamberlain, has