The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
SMART SET.
By Sally Sharp.

Professor BIodgett OF the musical chair
at Stanford viii speak tonight before the
SequoIa Club upon '~The Genesis OF Mod
ern Romantic Music" Musical nlustra-
tions from Mendelssohn. Chopin, Wagner
and Schumann will round out the lecture,
which will be OF high interest. Mrs G. A.
Hawkins. hostess OF the evening. viii Be
aided IN receiving by Mrs. William Greer
Harrison. Mrs. Louis H. Long. Mrs. Reg
inald 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.
The marriags OF Mrs. Ruth Brown and
DR.. Washington Dodge will take place to-
day at the home Of the brides father In
New York. Rev. Dr F. vidaver to read
the service.
The engagement is announced OF Mss
Marie FEELING and Malcolm A Fraser
formerly Of this city. Miss FEELING. who
is well known in the art world. left last
Saturday for London, England. where sns
viii be married to Mr.. Fraser. who has
become established In business IN that
city. He has a wide acquaintance IN San
Francisco and was for several years chief
clerk to the Board Of Public Works.
A prettier wedding has not been wit
messed for many days than that OF Miss
Inez Elmer and Assistant Surgeon r. E.
Ebersole OF the marine hospital service
The bride. who IS the perfect type OF
Southern beauty. wore a superb gown OF
soft gray silk. with a picture hat OF old
rose. April was in happy mood and be-
slowed her blessing OF sunshine. the
couple standing in it's mellow food. which
streamed through the big windows with
dazzling effect. The ceremony was per-
formed at high noon by the Rev. DR..
Clampett at the home Of Major H. ".
SawteIle in the marine service grounds.
F. w. Elmer Jr. giving his sister away.
DR.. and Mrs. Ebersole are at Del
Monte and viii sail on the Sheridan
next Monday for the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs James r. McCraken OF
Portland will arrive in town on Satur-
day. They have engaged apartments at
the st. Francis to remain through the
opera season. Mr.. McCraken is one OF
PortIand's very prominent business and
club men.
Mrs. Albert j. Raisch is leaving this
week for her country home at BeIve-
dere to spend Easter and a few days
following Mrs. Raisch has discontin-
ued her days at home for this month.
Mrs. John c. Kirkpatrick and Miss
Susan Kirkpatrick leave today for their
country place at PIeasanton for a fort
nights stay.
The Colonial Danes of America.
Chapter :, of which Mrs. George Law
Smith is president. will hold a break
fast IN the Palm Garden on Monday.
April 80. at 1 o'clock.
Austin Lewis, who gave the interest
Ing reading of Oscar Wildes "SalOme''
before the California Club last week,
will read again next Monday. His sub
ject will be 'The Conversion OF Rudyard
Kipling' The reading will take place
before the Woman's Auxiliary 10 the
British and American Union at 223
Sutter street at $3.50.
April's sunny days have lured a large
number OF our prominent folk TO Del
Monte, where several are still sojourn-
ing and will remain through the week.
Among the visitors are Mrs. James
Coker Sims. Miss Blythe Mcdonald.
Mrs. Linda H. Bryan. Miss Georgina
Shepard, Miss Clare Chabot. Mrs. Alan
son Weeks. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mar
ron Fickert. Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Will
son, willard Barton Jr. Horace G.
Platt and A. d. Shepard.
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