The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

,,v event are Wharton ThurstOns Ger-
aid Rathbone. sidney Salisbury VIII
berforce Williams, Norman Livermore'
John VI. Young, Truxtun MOTIFS Eyre
Pinckard. Wilbur Burnett, Richard Cir
vim. James Jenkins, William GoIdsoor-
ough. Lieutenant Morris E. Locke. u s
A: oscar Copper, Lieutenant Thomas z
SeIfridge. z. S. A.; Lieutenant Leigh
Svpher. u. s. A; Russell Selfridge, Al
mer NewhaIl, Thomas Berry, Robert
Eyre and Bert Cadwallader-
Harry Meiggs, who arrived a few
days ago from Costa Ricas Is nesting
with much welcome. and. az his stay
is to be short. several affairs are being
arranged in compliment TO himself and
Mrs. Meiggs- The latter has been In
town with her mother. Mrs Merry
since Christmas. but will return to
Costa Rica with Mr.. Meiggs- Next
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Stephenson will be hosts at dinner IN
honor of the visitors
The Saturday Evening Dancing
Glass Will hold a dance next Friday
evening in Cotfllon Hall. the patron
esses being Mrs. James Potter Lang
horne, Mrs Wakefield Baker, Mrs
Louis Findlay Monteagle. Mrs. George
A Moore and Mrs George Ashton
ford and Lieutenant Stephen o. Fu-
qua, Twenty third Infantry. Z. S. A.
has been named for April 25. The GER
emOny will take place at noon in Trim
ity Church, the bride 10 be attended by
her sister. Miss Harriet Stafford
Lieutenant Fuqua. who Is stationed
at Madison Barracks. n. Y. win soon
! arrive, accompanied BY Lieutenant Her
man, who is to serve as best man.
Following the service a reception viii
/ be held at the home OF the brides
aunt, Mrs George Gibbs
Miss Stafford. who is the daughter OF
Major Stafford, Twentieth Infantry. u.
s. A, has spent the winter with her
mother at the Hotel Plymouth, but
/ upon the arrival Of Major Stafford a
few days ago from the Philippines. accom-
panied her parents to Ord Barracks.
/ The Sequoia Club had a most interest
/ ing attendance last Thursday evening on
the occasion Of Professor Blodgett's talk
upon the Genesis OF Modern Romantic
Music The subject was ably handled,
Professor Blodgett illustrating his re-
marks with piano numbers from the four
] composers Quoted-Mendelssohn Chopin,
| Wagner and Schumann-
\ In the receiving party were several OF
| SequOia's most interested members, in
Guiding those familiar with technical mu-
sic. They were: Mrs. William Greer
/ harrison. MIS-. LOUIS Long, MIS- EleS-
/ fnald knight Smith, Mrs. Otto Bendix,
Mrs. Adolphus E. Graupner. Mrs Thomas
Noonan. Mrs. l.. Eugene Lee, Baroness
Won Meyerinck, Mrs. c. W. Bennett. Miss
Grace Llewellyn Jones and Miss Helen
ColbUrn Heath Mrs. C. A. Hawkins was
hostess OF the evening
Austin Lewis will read before the wom-
ans Auxiliary to the British and Ameri-
can Union tomorrow afternoon. giving
The Conversion of Rudyard Kipling-'
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William F. Burbank in Oakland has been
purchased by Mr.. and Mrs W. A
| Schrock. who viii make some minor
| changes in the grounds, but otherwise
will retain all the attractions OF the 10
cation. which is one OF the most enviaols
among the East Oakland hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. McCraken have
arrived at the ST. Francis from Port
land. to remain through the grand opera
season.
| Mrs John C. Kirkpatrick and Miss Su.
san Kirkpatrick are spending Easter
week at their summer home at Pleasan-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton viii
/ leave on the 18th for Honolulu to be the
guests Tor several weeks OF the HAIRY
Macfarlanes. Later in the summer Mr..
and Mrs Dutton viii san for Europe 10
be away year.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Emory winship
have returned to their country home as
Ross, where they vii remain through
| the summer.
Miss Alice B. Chittenden will receivs
| on Tuesday at her home 14Sn Claw