The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29

Mrs ]. s Cone of San Rafael is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. John Dicken-
son Sherwood, in Spokane Mrs. Mary
Runyon has remained IN San Rafael TO
close her mothers home. after which she
will go to her own summer home at Red
Blun.
Mrs. Mary E. Hart is visiting briefly in
| Los Angeles
Mrs. Josephine Foster has returned FROM
a flying visit to Carmel-by-the-Sea.
Mrs. A. A. Waterhouse and her daugh-
| ter. Mrs. n. W. Dorne. will arrive today
on the Korea from six months tour OF
the world. They will reside at $40 Clay
street.
DR.. and Mrs. William Boericke. with
| Miss Ruth and Miss Dorothy Boericle,
have just arrived in New York. with
large number of other Californians, from
Paris.
Mrs. Margaret Irvine. with her son,
! j. W. Byrne, will sail from New York
this week for Europe
Mrs Lydia McKinstry. who has been
the guest of her father. Colonel Fred
erick w. Lawrence, at Bay Side, N. Y,
will soon return to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Porter Bishop
have gone to the Bishop country place. at
Santa Barbara
Rev. and Mrs David Evans (Susie lie
Conte) are in Alameda for the summer.
Mrs. Isaac Requa is entertaining Mrs.
A. n. Towne and Mrs. Clinton Worden.
field on Sunday,
Miss Marguerite Barron is at Mayheld,
where she will pass the greater part OF
the summer
Mr. and Mrs Henry ], Crocker viii
spend the latter part of the summer at
their country place at Cloverdale.
Miss Viva Nicholson is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Albert Stent in. Santa
Barbara.
| Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Landsberger have
| located in Alameda.
I MIR. and Mrs William Eide residing
at Broadway and Fillmore street.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Frederick Kohl left
Friday evening for Lake Tahoe, where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cluf and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Breuner have selected a site
in Berkeley for a home which they ex-
PNON - ~N-AN SN- 10''.'t-A'
The Sketch Club will hold an important
meeting for active and associate members
on Thursday. May 81. at $50. Il will
convene at 1879 Pierce street. Officers are.
to be elected for the ensuing year. while
the subject of the clubs future will be
fully considered and discussed.
OAKLAND. May 2s-Neither quake nor
fire has succeeded in IesSening the enthu-
coming months. devoted by the poets of
centuries to roses and brides, will have a
fair quota of new-made matrOns; a few,
TO be sure, who had planned a glowing pic
ture of wedding in June. were hurried
into earlier matrimonial bliss. but there
is still left a goOdly list. On Saturday
next Miss Maud Jackson Of Alameda and
DIR. Homer Craig will be married at the
brides home Clinton avenue, and, al
though the ceremony will be the simplest
possible, il will not fail of interest.
June will consummate the romance OF
Miss Helen Chandler and Edgar VI. San
born. That also is to be a home we'd
ding. and the Rev. John Bakewen will Of
iciate Mrs Abbey Sanborn and Walter
Chandler. sister of the groom and brother
of the bride. win be the only attendants.
The Wellman-Conradi nuptials will take
place June %, but the marriage OF Miss
Yale and Mr.. Graeey will probably come
In between to fill in with romantic inter-
est the long gap from June 5 to June 90.
Two days later, June 25, Harry B.
Gawthorn, a clever young newspaper man
of Gilroy, is coming to. carry OFF one Of
Oakland's fair daughters, Miss Frances
Bolles of East Oakland
Among the interesting weddings that
have recently taken place was that OF
Miss Grace Rollins, the young pianist, and
Hubert Hunt. They slipped away to San
Rafael one day last weak and were quietly
married there The marriage Of Miss Mayme
Sampson and Clyde Burntrager was also
one of last weeks charming events. The
preparations were elaborate, although the
family and closest friends only were the
witnesses. Mr.. and Mrs. Burntrager will
make their home in Seattle.
The two events of allabsOrbing inter
est to the smart set are the relief enter
tainments that being planned for
June's early days. All of soeiety-and Oak
land circles have been augmented since the
fateful April Isis busy as the busiest
bee, for all interested in both affairs.
the Cafe Chantant at MacDermott's on
Fabiola two days later.
Never were prayers for fair weather so
diligently said. for both are outdoor af-
fairs and some of the prettiest garden
gowns are being constructed for these oc-
casiOns. Among the several all choice
things on the programme is the famous
swing song that was such a success at the
De Young vaudeville George Friend the
matinee favOrite, is guiding the histriOnic
efforts of those who are taking part in
the farce. so it is bound to go with a
vim, especially with such clever people IN
the cast as Margaret Knox. Blanche lis
dale. Willard Barton and Don Teller. TIE
garden fete at Idora Park is to be an an
afternoon and evening affair and to ind
out who is interested in making it a big
success the quickest way would be to so
right down the Blue Book list Cav
booths will be built all over the grounds
and in them will be sold the famous
Fabiola paper hats. confetti. candy cof-
/ fee and doughnuts and various other things
to tempt the coins from ones pocket into
/ the Fabiola relief fund. The Open-air. skat-
/ ing ring will be in operation and the
eredulous for small sum may learn OF
/ the fortune teller who is to be there
whether another quake is contemplated BY
/ the fates.
lust a few OF those activeIv fntaros4os