The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

While absent they Will also visit the
chief points OF interest and cities OF
the southern republic. On Monday after
noon last Mrs. Troy entertained at
luncheon Mrs. j. de Barth Shorb and
Mrs. James X. Steele.
Miss Marion Mathews Richards. who
is spending the winter months across
the bay has been in town as the guest
of Miss Vera Talbot at the latter's
Jackson-street home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hail Mozart left last
week for an extended tour through the
later join Mr.. and s1rs. Carl Sehilling
in Havana.
From Del Monte comes the following
items:
For some time there has been talk
of utilizing the wall space Of the large
ballroom Of Del Monte for an exhibition
of representative work OF California
artists. a number of the wielders of
the brush were invited to spend few
days at the hotel and further discuss
the matter. Several meetings were
held. committee of artists now settled
near Monterey selected to superintend
changes to be made in the wall decora-
tion, etc, and a jury was elected to
pass upon the work sent in. so that
the exhibit may be kept up to a very
high standard. The party were royalty
entertained throughout their stay, one
evening being the guests of a. d.
Shepard al a dinner given in one of the
private rooms. Those who sat about
the beautifully decorated table were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sedgwick Aiken
Mr. and Mrs Maynard Dixon, Mr. and
Mrs Harry Fonda. Mr.. and Mrs H. r.
Bloomer. Mr.. and Mrs. Holden Warner,
Miss Louisa Breeze. Miss Hoffman Miss
Florence Lundborg, Miss Anna Frances
Briggs. Miss Isabel Hunter. Miss
Evelyn Mccormack, Mrs. Linda II.
Bryan, Miss Bryan. DIR. Arnold Genthe.
Charles Rollo Peters, Xavier Martinez.
Eugen Neuhatfs, G. Chapel Judsop. @.
Cadenasso and his son. Leone Cade-
nasso. On Sunday all the party started
off in two big tallyhos and some on
horseback for the seventeen mile drive.
The day was a glorious one the sun
striving to make amends for the long
storm.
Mrs. Joseph B. Coryell of Menlo with
her sons. Royal and Gordon. have come
down to remain some time at Del
Monte. Mrs Thomas Jessup, Mrs Cor
yelIs mother, is also here.
An exceptionally pretty bride now at
Del Monte is Mrs NJ ]. Mertens Jr
who was until last Thursday Miss
Edith Mills. the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. G. b. Mills OF San Francisco.
The marriage of Miss Ethel I,ouise
Ferree and Edmund James Kinrsland
was solemnfzed on Wednesday evening,
February 8, at the residence of the
brides uncle. Harris jerks 226 Pa
Seventeenth street. Oakland in the
presence of a large circle of relatives
and friends. Rev. W. r. Hodgkin of
st Marks, Berkeley. oficiated. The
bride was gowned in white embroi
dered robe inset with Irish point. and
wore a tulle veil She was attended nv
her cousin, Miss Estelle v Anders9n
gowned in green messaline with trim
mings Of pink chiffon and lace. Mr..
Kingsland, with his best man. Karl r.
Kratz, was waiting for his bride under
canopy of smilax. pink messaline rib
bon and pink tulle. Crittenden E. Fer
rec gave the bride away. AS the bridal
couple rose from the blessing pro-
nounced over them an exquisite cupid
showered them with tiny golden hearts.
After the congratulations buffet re-
freshments were served in the dining
room. which was a mass of delicate
yiness red hearts and lanterns Mr.
and Mrs. Kingslanda left for a tour Of
the south. The bride is the daughter
OF Mrs. Fannie English Ferree. and the
groom is the elder SON of Mrs. Olivia
Kingsland of San Francisco Many
beautiful gifts were received, not the