The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

that they had better take the good
things the gods send them and be
thankful. Be the cause what II NAV.
II is certain that the quiet which usu-
ally prevails during the first ten days
OF Lent especially has been lacking
The opening night of the automobile
show was the occasion Of a large gath
ering Of society folk, especially from
Burlingame and San Mateo, where
motors are more Of a matter Of general
use than elsewhere hereabouts. Later
IN the week the polo at San Mateo
claimed the attention of many, but the
weather caused great disappointment
there and much of society will go south
for the polo tournament at Coronado
Del hAonte has a host Of San Francis
cans and many people from San Rafael
spending the holiday and the weekend
there and all manner of gayeties are
being INDUCED in Golf of course, is
one Of the chief attractions for the
visitors.
For the coming week the principal
event is the wedding Of Miss Charlotte
Wilson and George Cadwallader which
Is 70 be celebrated at high noon on Sat
'urday at the Wilson home on California
street Miss Wilson is a distinguished
looking girl, and a decided beauty, and
Is very popular. She has chosen as her
bridesmaids four of the best known
and most popular girls in society-AIiss
LINDA CadWallader, her future sister-in-
law; Miss Mary Keeney, one of the
prettiest and most attractive debu-
'tantes Of the winter; Miss Jennie
Croker, who has so endeared herself TO
society here, and Miss Lucie King, her
cousin, a handsome and interesting
girl. After Easter there will be a num-
Der Of weddings. and for June there are
notably those OF Miss Jane Wiltshire and
IU0-~ TD.-Tna
iington and Dr. Albion W. Hewlett, both
Of which will be most interesting. 1t is
whispered that several engagements
are 70 be announced before the end of
Lent, and not among the debutantes
either. There is one IN particular which
viii probably culminate in the quietest
Of weddings in the early summer and
70 be followed by trip abroad.
Mrs. Frank II KerTigan was the host
ess at one Of the pleasantest OF the sea-
sons bridge parties yesterday afternoon
st her attractive home on Clay street,
the affair being In honor of Mrs James
iMcNab, who received with Mrs Kerri-
gar. The rooms were prettily decorated
with profusiOn OF fruit blossoms The
handsome prizes were different at each
OF the nine tables, but were all either
bits of exquisite silver or brass Those
present were; Miss Sue McNab, Mrs
Noble Eaton, Mrs. Erwin Rodolph Mrs
iE'red MeWilliams, Mrs. Knight White
Mrs. James Rolph Jr., Mrs. Charles
Gross, Mrs. William Lennon, Mrs. w
Q. Toy, Mrs. John p. Young. Mrs. !.
Walton Thorne, Mrs. Harry Bostwick.
Mrs William II. Morrow, Mrs. Fred
Henshaw. the Misses Kennedy. Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Masten. Mrs. Ernest Mott.
Mrs. Squire varick Mooney Mrs. Rob
ert Reid, Mrs. Emma Hunt, Mrs. Cuyler
Lee, Mrs. Arthur Kelly, Mrs Robert
Stuart Browne, Mrs. George Fish, Mrs.
Leroy Nickel, Mrs. Harry Sullivan, Mrs.
irving K DAILY. Mrs. James Knorp, Mrs
Eugent Bresse, Mrs. Alfred Hammer
smith. Mrs. George Richardson. Mrs.
Oscar Krone. Mrs. James Campbell Mrs.
Louis Beedy, Mrs. b. J. Hof1aker. Mrs. /
Henry Umbsen. Miss Catherine Kerri- /
gan and Mrs. John p. Barrett
From Del Monte comes the following
news:
A number Of guests from Carmel and /
from Pacific Grove came over to spend |
the night of the Assembly ball A good
many others from the Grove dined here /
and many were the gay little parties OF
beautifully gowned women and hand /
some men In full dress uniform. The
ball was given under the auspices OF
the Monterey Civic Club, of which Mrs.
David Rodrick is president. The. pat
ironesses were Mrs Marion p Mans. /
Mre. H. Garrard, Mrs. James A Mur-
ray, Mrs. B. Y. Sargent Sr. Mrs David /
Jacks. Mrs. J. P. Pryor, Mrs H B.
Chase and Mrs T. J. Field James
from Carmel for the ball C. B. stat