The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13
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lived here several years ago. prior to
her marriage, when her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Chamberlain, made
their home in San Francisco.
Captain Louis Brechemin Jr., U. S. A,
and Mrs. Brechemin formerly Miss
Ruth Miller). whose wedding was cele-
brated at the end of June and who are
on a trip through the redwoods for
their honeymoon. are spending few
days at the Bohemian Club cottage at
Redwood Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lund Jr. are
among those who are spending the
summer at the Blithedale Hotel in Mill
Valley.
DIR. Arnold Genthe has returned to
the city and has taken a cottage on
Clay street. near Lyon, which he is
transforming into most artistic
studio and home. The interior is be-
ing entirely rebuilt and finished in
hardwood and will indeed be attractive.
There have been many rumors that
DR.. Genthe intended going East, either
to New York or Chicago, but he has
never entertained such an idea or
thought of deserting San Francisco. He
has a number of very beautiful fire
pictures and some new and particu-
larly attractive Views taken recently
studio is completed will give an exhi-
bition of these to his friends.
TheNlast of the series of open-alr con-
certs that DR.. H ]. Stewart has been
giving at Piedmont Park took place
Wednesday evening. Although the
night was beautiful and fine pro-
gramme had been prepared. the crowd
was not so large as those which have
hitherto attended these events. The
second number on the programme was
the overture from King Asmodeus."
by Theodor Vogt. and it received added
interest from the fact that II was di-
rected by the composer. The "Har1e-
quin March, also by Mr.. Vogt and very
reminiscent of Sousa, was given as an
encore. The Golden Gate Quartet and
Mrs Carolyn Crew-Rason furnished
the vocal numbers.
Among those who enjoyed the music
were Dr. and Mrs A K. Crawford. the
e. c. Sessions, the Oscar Longs, Beach
Soule. Percy Hardenbergh. Clay Bur-
rell. Mr.. and Mrs. vogt and party.
Charles R. Dutton of Berkeley con-
tinues to enliven the social inertia with
an occasional function, the latest being
recital by Miss Enid Williams on
Wednesday night at his studio. Other
we'll known musicians, including the
host participated in the programme.
But Miss Williams. of course, was the
center of interest. as this was the first
time that her admirers had been given
an opportunity to hear her since her
return from Europe few weeks ago.
Miss Caroline Little sang, William
Leimert gave two cello solos and there
was a group of distinguished people
present to listen and enjoy. among the
guests being DR.. and Mrs. ]. Fred
Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wyckofr,
Miss Alice Boggs, Mrs. La1gstroth,
Mrs. Clinton Day. Miss Day. Ivan
Langstroth, John Marshall. DR.. Herbert
Frenzel, Rev. John Lathrop. Mrs. J.
X Hoagg, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Man
chester, Miss Christina Rose. DR.. Fred
Davis. Mrs James Henly, Misses Grace
and Ida Henly, DR.. and Mrs. f. w.
Winch, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Maurer and
Mrs. Robert Bachrach.
Miss Winifred June Morgan OF Oak
land will sail for Europe August on
the Atlantic liner Frederick der Crosse.
Since leaving Oakland Miss Morgan
has been visiting Eastern relatives and
friends. While in Janesville, Wis, she
took part in a programme at the Coun-
ty Club there. and the papers were
very fattering in their account. The
past few weeks Miss Morgan has been
in Boston, and every place of historic
interest in that vicinity has been Wis
ited including Concord and the homes
of Emerson. Hawthorne and Louisa AL
cott
Miss Van Stacklen of Alameda is one
of the prettiest girls at Lake Tahoe
this season. and the wardrobe of the
summer girl is a marvel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Breuner spent the
Fourth in Reno. Mrs. Breuner's par
ents, the William Cluffs. have decided
not to build in Oakland. as they first
intended. but are preparing plans for
a home in San Francisco
Mrs. Oscar Long of Piedmont enter
tanned the nurses from the Alameda
County Maternity Hospital at luncheon
Tuesday afternoon. She was assisted
by Mrs. NJ. L. Broadwell and Mrs. j. l..
Milton.
Mrs. J. NJ. Loughan and her son.
George Loughan. are spending the
summer in Portland