The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19

-HE marriage of Mrs. Henry suy-
dam of Seattle and Colonel Theo-
dore Coe of Newark. n. j.. took
place quietly Monday in Salinas
Colonel Coe and Mrs. Suydam for some
time have been ruests at the Hotel
Del Monte, where the colonel is
yearly visitor. and where both have
many friends. The news of their
wedding created pleasant little stir
among the people at the hotel. many
of whom are San Franciscans. Colonel
Coe and his bride spent several days at
Santa Cruz. but have returned TO Del
Monte
Mrs. L. L. Baker has leased the Sau-
salito home of Mrs. Henry Campbell
for six months. and will move TO the
popular little town on the 18th or
April This is rather disappointment
to the younger set OF San Rafael, who
had hoped that the Bakers would
come there again this summer, but
Sausalito's young people are delighted
with the news of Mrs. Bakers plans
Miss Helen has visited much in Sausa-
Tito, and is popular there. The family
will be joined in few days oy MISS
Dorothy Baker. who has been pupil
In Miss Candles school in Santa Bar
bara during the winter. Mrs. Campbell
and her daughter. Miss Frances Reed.
will spend the summer in the eastern
states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Boardman
have taken the Dibblee place in Ross
valley for the season. and VIII move s,s
into it May Is. Mrs. Boardman Will
be an acquisition TO the social set in
Ross. where she has visited many
times.
Mrs. Gerritt Livingston Lansing was
hostess at bridge party last week,
which was attended by 16 society ma
irons After the game an informal
tea was served. to which several more
friends had been bidden-
Mrs. Charles Mccormick is visiting
Miss Matte Milton at Mare island.
The dance at the Presidio tomorrow
night will be one of the largest yet
given at the post. Besides the officers
and ladies of the neighboring army
stations. several city girls have been
asked The dance will be held IN the
officers club. Some of those VINO VIII
atterd the dance are Miss Maye Col
burn. MISS EnETdC1d S4teSAoAs -A--S~
Winifred Mears. Miss Ethel Snoro. MISS
Ramona Marks. Miss Dorothy Woods.
Miss Marie Rose Deane. Miss Marie
Churchill Miss Helen Sullivan, MISS
Maisee Coyle and Miss Bessie Bates
The little club composed of senior
matrons will meet this afternoon Tor
the second time since the new series
of card parties began. After the game
tea and ices will be served Some or
those who will play today are Mrs
Horace Davis, Mrs. Cyrus Walker, Mrs
Ira Pierce. Mrs. Southard Hoffman, Mrs
John B. Boyd, Mrs. James Carolan,
Mrs. E. wa McKinstry. Mrs J. K. X
NuttaIl Mrs s. W. Rosenstock, Mrs
William Morgan, Mrs. William Thomas,
Mrs. Gale Mrs Frank Anderson, Mrs,
Warren Clark, Mrs. Charles Josselyn,
Mrs. Henry W. Dodge and Mrs Will
liam R. smedburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Fraser
Douglas will leave next week for Bur
lingame. where they will spend fort
night as the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Coryell The Coryelis, who
spent the winter at the Fairmont. have
reopened their country home. which Is
one of the most hospitable in Bur-
lingame.
Much entertaining is being done for
Miss Florence Emerson. a charming
eastern girl, who is making a long
visit in this city. Miss Emerson is
dividing her time between Mrs Eleanor
Jarboe, who took possession of charm