The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22
The Smart Set

r INVITATIONS have been received
I here from Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
I Williams to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Frances Williams.
and William Wallace Mein. which will
take place on Thursday, April 4, at
high noon at st. Thomas Church, Wash
ington, d. C. 1t will be a large and
beautiful affair and the pretty brides
two sisters, Miss Gertrude Williams
and Miss Dorothy Williams, will be
bridesmaids. After the ceremony there
will be a reception at the handsome
new home of the brides parents. which
has just been completed. Mr.. Mein and
his bride will leave almost immediate
ly for johannesburg, South Africa,
where the bridegroom elect has extern
sive mining interests. Both the bride
and groom are well known and popu-
lar here and for number of years
both lived in California.
Admiral and Mrs. Joseph Trilley en-
tertained at bridge party last week
at their cottage at Pacific Grove in
honor of General and Mrs. Crosby P.
Miller, who have been spending some
time at Hotel Ell Carmelo, Pacific
Grove.
The following item from the Santa
Barbara Independent OF last Saturday
will be interesting to many San Fran
ciscans:
Mrs. Bowman H. McCalla gave a tea
this afternoon at her residence on
Constance avenue for Mrs. Thomas
Driscoll of San Francisco, who, with
her baby, is the guest of her father
and mother, Captain and Mrs. Albert
w. Bacon. The house was in couleur
de rose. the queen of flowers Haunting
her stately head everywhere, nodding
from dim corners, glowing from sunny
places and making the air redolent of
her perfumed breath. About 100 per-
sons made their way out to the big
old fashioned house during the after
noon to renew their acquaintance with
a former Santa Barbara belle or to
form a new friend. Mrs. Albert W.
Bacon poured tea Mrs. Horace Blanch-
ard Chase of San Francisco presided
at the coffee urn and the following
bevy of young matrons and maidens
assisted the hostess in receiving: Mrs.
Stewart Edward White, Mrs. Kingsley
Marr, Miss Cora Dowditch, Miss An
tonia Marin, Miss Delfina Dibblee, Miss
Elizabeth Livermore and Miss Stella
McCalla.
e. E. Calvin was the host at de-
lightful luncheon on Wednesday at the
Palace Hotel in honor of J. c. Edouard
Noetzlin of Paris, at which he enter
tanned a number of the leading busi-
ness and professional men of the city.
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Dix
we'll Hewitt, who has been quite ill
for the last three weeks. but is now
convalescing and is able to be out again.
Miss Ethel Dean arrived from Santa
Barbara early In the week. bringing
her French poodle, LInconnu. with her.
The poodle was entered this week in
the Oakland Bench Show and won the
of Mrs. Thomas Eastland and will re-
main about fortnight before return
ing to Santa Barbara
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coleman have
gone from their San Mateo home to Del
Monte for stay of few days.
william S. Tevis has been quite i'll
recently at his home In Bakersfield,
bronchitis, which necessitated a visit
from specialist from this city. He
is decidedly better now. however.
Samuel G.. Buckbee and George A.
Pope went to Del Monte last Saturday.
where they are spending the week
playing golf.
Miss Maude Payne's handsome Eng
lish bulldog Peroxide was one of the
dogs to carry off prize this week at
the dog show in Oakland and she is
receiving many congratulations.
Rev. DR.. Clampett went last week to
his attractive cottage at Carmel-by-
the-Sea for a brief visit to his family,
which is spending some time there.
Clinton z. Worden went to Del Monte
several days ago to join Mrs. Worden
and Mrs. Towne. who are settled there
for some time.
The deepest sympathy is felt for the
relatives and friends of Mrs. William
Lichtenberg. who died yesterday at her
home in San Rafael. Mrs. Lichtenberg
had been i'll for several months, so the
end was not unexpected, but came
nevertheless as great shock to her
devoted family. She was a charming
woman of the greatest sweetness of
disposition and noted among all who
knew her for her charity and kindli-
ness. She leaves family. consisting
of her husband, two sons and her
daughters, Mrs. Alfred Dubois, Mrs.
zeil, Mrs. Harry Johnson and Miss