The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
SMART SET

sar,t a. innportant one Two OF the
i most popular young peopSe on nos1 80,
sides of the bay. Miss Lena ~ 10 l e',- -
+ George r. Guppy. are the ''cellis' -
this instance. of loves s',s', ,,,,,Ia
I the news has excited q decided Ilpp-e
/ of interest hereabouts. Miss Evans,
1 asjde from her own personal popularity
/ and charm is interesting 10 ldtso
circle as the daughter OF IalieseH
Evans. one of the best known eolt
I writer's in the state MT truppS y 'n
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. +. 6uppy OF
X Berkeley. and, through his long assO-
1 cfation with sherman, CLAY < Co, mas
h made an unusually large circle OF
/ friends The wedding. for Whlch no
i date has been set. will probably be
i summer event of interest.
/ Captain and Mrs. McCrackin of the
navy yard entertained at a children's
rarden party last Saturday afternoon
in honor of their little daughter, lsa-
belle. Many delightful diversions were
/ provided including riding and driving
about the island
Among the young matrons enjoying
the day with their children were Mrs
/ John .Mannen Mcclure. Mrs. Burke HoI-
i laday. Mrs. Burke of San Mateo ana
Mrs. Corrigan of San Anselmo-
| The Linscott home in Berkeley was
| the scene of a little wedding Sunday
| afternoon, the principals being LIT.
Louise A. Linscott and DIR. Robert Hec-
tor Jr. The bride is u graduate or Two
/ unfversitieS-the Nevada and California
and also of t--e state Medical College.
Her husband was graduated with her
/ in 'O4 and was president of the class
i He is the son of Robert Hector,
! Placer County business man. After the
honeymoon. which. like more ordinary
l. folks. they will enjoy for a few weeks,
! these married professionals will return
to resume the practice interrupted oy
i the San Francisco fire.
| ! -
/ Mrs Selden 5. Wright is the guest OF
/ her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
/ Mrs Stuart S. Wright. 4314 Gilbert
street. Piedmont. Mr.. and Mrs John
Mannen Mcclure are likewise guests.
| Mrs Wright is looking forward with
enthusiasm to the rebuilding Of her
home at North Beach
| This is the. sort Of pluck that has
made our city what it was-a type in
Fdigenous to the Golden Gate.
Miss Eleanor ConneIl with her sis-
tens, the Misses Mollie and Jessie Con-
i NELL has offered the hospitality of her
home on Piedmont avenue, Oakland to
a large number of friends during ths
last six weeks. John Shirley of. this
city is among the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGaw are the
guests of Mrs. McGaw's aunt Mrs. Hal
sey. at 1886 St. Charles street. Alameda
Dr. and Mrs William z. Hopkins
have taken a furnished home in Berke-
4 ley for the summer. They will make
their residence on this side adjacent to
Dr.. Hopkins office, near Jefferson
Square, as soon as practicable.
/ Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Dudley Cross
are residing in Oakland at 1901 Alice
street.
Jefferson Davis Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy. will
meet today at 2 o'clock al the home of
Mrs. Andrew NJ Davis. 1722 Pine street.
i An urgent call is made for a large at
tendance, as rellv. work Is at hand.
Mrs Charles A. Krauthoff. who left
the first week in April for Denver. will
return home this week Major and
+ Mrs. Krauthoff will spend the summer
at Mill Valley. where they will have
i the rather unique pleasure of seeing
about them few of the rugs and
I comfy" things they had B. f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schoonmaker are
i living in Sausalito, having taken a
house there early in spring.
| Mrs Eugene E. Bresse is a guest at
/ Seminary Park of her father. Captain
Nelson.
Miss Ge6rgina Shepard is visiting at
Fort Baker.
DR.. and Mrs. TRULY elizabeth
Downing) are living at the Preside,
where the doctor has been stationed
and doing valiant service. by the way.
Miss Emily Marvin. the pretty debu-
tante. is en- route for the East. whers
she will spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mentz have
taken house at 1903 Sherman street,
Alameda.
Miss George Spieker is among the
charming young women who located ar
Ross.
Mrs. Mary Fairweather, who lost her
all in the great fire. is in Oakland this
week. the guest of Miss Theda Carter.
on Myrtle street. Mrs. Fairweather is
giving series of the art and music
talks for which she has become famous
/ about the bay, having given the nrst
last week at the home OF Mrs. George
/ W. Perry in Alameda. She will give
| three talks on some of the great writ-
ers at the Carter residence on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Miss Jennie Blair and Mrs Frank
4 winchester Of San Francisco have been
! the guests of Mrs. c. +. MacDermot
/ since the fire and are much Interested
\ in the coming garden fete at the Mac
Dermot home. Indeed, the interest
seems to be widespread and every day
new reasons for its ultimate success
are coming to light. Miss Gertrrda
Gould, Miss Marietta Havens and Miss
hltLle hutz have been added to the al
ready attractive list of entertainers
There is no dearth of events being
j oHered TO help one forget the recent
snake-ap On Tuesday evening NEXT
MISS Winifred June Morgan win give
ner lareweii concert at Chabot Hall.
opposite the high school. Miss Norga,
Ieaves for an extended stav in E,urona