The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
The Smart Set
. ELDOM has more pleasing news
been announced than that OF ths
engagement of Miss Mary Lang

~ ELDOM has more pleasing news
been announced than that OF ths
TX engagement Of Miss Mary Lang
horne and Richard Hammond,
which is being told In little In
formal notes to their intimate friends
and comes as a great surprise to most
OF them. Miss Langhorne is the
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Potter
Langhorne. and since her debut two
| seasons since has been very popular.
She is extremely pretty and clever and
has piquant charm of manner as we'll
| as a sweetness of nature that has won
| for her host OF friends. She comes
| from distinguished southern ancestry.
| her father being one of the Lang
hornes of Virginia, while Mrs. Lang
horne is member of the Hayne family
| of South Carolina. Richard Hammond
| is the eldest son of A. B. Hammond and
| is as great a favorite as his fancee. He
| is graduate of Harvard and has trav-
| eied abroad extensively. He has been
for some time past in Mexico looking
| after his fathers business interests
| there. but is at present in Shasta. The
! wedding is to be an event of Septem-
/ Der, and the only regret in connection
with the affair is that for time Mr..
Hammond and his bride will make their
| home in southern California.
| Announcement has been made OF the
engagement of Miss Ruth Katharine
| Davis to DR.. Clarence Quinan, and
! there are many good wishes and con-
gratulations for them. Miss Davis.
charming girl, is the daughter of Mrs.
Katharine Kinkead Davis, grand
daughter of the we'll known mining
man, James H. Kinkead, and a grand
niece of the late John H. Kinkead. for
nler governor of Nevada. She Is very
young. having just completed a course
at Mills college, and has not yet been
formally presented to society. She and
her mother make their home at Cloyne
court, Berkeley.
DR.. Quinan is a member of the we'll
known Quinan family, which has been
so prominent here for some years, and
| is a relative of the Shepard family of
| Oakland. He is one of the leading men
of his profession In San Francisco
Their wedding will probably be an
event of the early fall, but no details
are arranged as yet.
| Announcements have been received
from Mrs. Austin Sperry of the mar
griage of her daughter, Miss Beda Simp-
son Sperry, to Charles Augustus Bod
well Jr., in this city on Monday even
| ing, June IT.
| Mrs. Benito Forbes Smith, who has
spent the winter In Santa Barbara, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Horace
Hellmann, in Belvedere.
| Miss Stella McCalla, who came up
last week from her home in Santa Bar
bara for brief visit to her sister, Miss
Lily McCalla, has returned to the
south.
Mrs. Nokes, who has been at Fort
Monroe since last fall with her son in
law and daughter, Captain and Mrs.
John Burke Murphy. arrived here last
night and is at the home of her parents,
Captain and Mrs. A. F. Rodgers. in
Broadway. Captain and Mrs. Murphy
and their little daughter. Miss Virginia
| Murphy, have gone to Portland to
spend the summer as the guests of
Captain Murphy's parents. They will
later come here as they will make their
home at the Preside as soon as Captain
Murphy's leave expires, he having been
assigned to company there.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton,
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane and Mrs. Wake
field Baker will leave tomorrow In the
| buttons motor for the McCloud river
country club. where they expect to
spend a week or 10 days. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Dutton and Mrs. Macfarlane have just
returned from a trip in their car to Del
Monte. Paso Robles and Santa Barbara.
/ Is EDWARD M fGreenWay mas returned
from a stay of some weeks in New
York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bryant Grimwood
| left yesterday for Yosemite valley,
where they will spend some weeks.
| They will make part of the trip on
! horse back.
Mrs. Horny Meek and Miss Gladys
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Deming of Santa Cruz and Miss Mar
'garet Stow of Santa Barbara are in the
Yosemite valley. Miss Stow, who came
north from her home with Miss Deming
and q party of her friends in their
motor recently, has been Miss Deming's
guest at Santa Cruz.
| Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rawlings are
being congratulated on the birth of
| little son on Tuesday last, this being
their second child. The elder is
daughter about two years old. Mrs.
Rawlings, who was formerly Miss Ell
eanor Warner. has made her home in
marriage, Rawlings being interested
in mines there.
Mrs. Reid and Miss Merritt Reid
left recently for Santa Barbara for
stay.
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| Captain and Mrs. Chauncey B.
Humphreys are at the Preside of
Monterey. but will go east about the
end of next week to visit relatives for
| a month or two, and then go during
August to Fort Leavenworth, where
Captain Humphreys has been ordered
for course at the infantry and cav
airy school.
| Miss Janet Coleman is In Santa Cruz
| for sojourn and will later visit Santa
Barbara and Del Monte. spending some
weeks probably at Santa Barbara.
Rear Admiral o. w. Fahrenheit has
gone to Yosemite valley for a visit of
several weeks.
Miss virginie Van Loben Sells has
been spending several days in Sausalito
visiting Miss Frances Reed.
Judge Thomas F. Graham and his
wife and daughter leave this morning
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