The San Francisco call., 1908-07-07

4 N set OH DOIn SlQeS Oh the
n bay is that of Miss Katherine
Harland, the youngest daughter of
Mrs. Hester Harland of Berkeley, and
John Melville Kelly OF this city. The
news was informally made known very
recently TO the intimate friends OF the
young people and was received with
much pleasure. for both are great
favorites in the younger set. The we'd
ding will take place this month in the
Unitarian church in Berkeley and will
be witnessed by only few relatives and
close friends. After a short wedding
journey Mr.. Kelly and his bride will
make their home in this city.
Miss Harland is an exceptionally
charming girl and is among the clever
est of society's amateur musicians. She
and her mother have Travelled ex-
tenstvely together. visiting the east
and Europe some years ago and spend
ing last year in South America, where
they have relatives.
Mr.. Kelly is we'll known in club and
artistic circles here and has been a
newspaper artist in this city for sew
eral years.
Mrs. George Halsey Meigs has an
nounced the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille Meigs, to Lieutenant
Commander L. C. Bertolette, executive
officer Of the battleship Vermont OF the
Atlantic fleet The betrothalh is the
elimination Of romance which had its
beginning with the arrival of the fleet
on the California coast, the naval off,
Ger having met his bride to be for the
first time while the fleet was stopping
at the southern California ports on the
way to San Francisco. The wedding
probably will not occur until the fleet
reaches Hampton roads in February.
Miss Meigs is a charming young woman
and popular member of the society
set.
Walter r. Hoag and Mrs. Hoag have
moved TO Berkeley, where they will re-
main until their handsome San Mateo
home is completed.
by Miss Ysabel, Miss Marie and Miss
Elena Brewer over the last weekend in
their pretty Mill Valley bungalow.
Their guests enjoyed three days of
tramping, picnicking and riding, re-
turning to their homes here yesterday.
Among those who enjoyed this affair
were:
Miss Floride Hunt Herbert Schmidt
Miss Natalie Hunt Harry Rolfe
Miss johanna voikmann Allan Taylor
J. E. Crooks Daniel volkmann
William Nolkmsnn
Mrs. Isobel Strong left yesterday for
Santa Barbara, where she will join Mrs
Robert Louis Stevenson and her party
for motor tour of the southern part
of the state.
Miss Edith Treanor is the guest of
the Robert Shermans in Los Angeles
and will visit other friends in the
southern city before returning to San
Francisco. Her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Oddie, is now visiting their mother
here. Mrs. Robert Sherman, who is a
great friend of both the Treanor girls,
was Miss Ruth Foster.
Miss Grace Llewellyn Jones and her
mother. who have been travelling ex-
tensively in Europe and the eastern
states, returned to this city last week
and have reopened their home here.
Frank Findley left for the east yes
terday and will spend several weeks
there on business. Mrs. Findley will
meanwhile be the guest of her mother,
Mrs. H. Clay Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. H D. Loveland have
gone to Tahoe tavern for a vacation
trip and will spend some time on the
lake. Mrs William Devlin, one of Sac
ramento's society women, is also there
for several weeks.
DR.. W. "A. McEnery and his sister,
Miss Theresa MeEnery. Will start for
England this week, where they will
visit friends and kinspeople for a
month For two, returning to their
Broadway home early in September
With them will be Miss Isabelle Nc
Laughlin, who will be a debutante in
another season. Miss Mclaughlin will
be placed in Miss Spence's school next
winter in New York En- route for