The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31

~ Michael Cudahy of Chicago and
their daughter, who arrived on
Sunday evening. They have secured
delightful apartments at the hotel and
plan to spend some time there. Mr..
and Mrs. Cudahy's oldest daughter, Mrs.
John B. Casserly. is at the Peninsula,
where the Casserlys and their three
small children have been guests for
several weeks. She will entertain fire.
quently in honor of her mother and Sis
ter. as will other old friends here. The
Cudahys brought two motor cars with
them and plan several short trips dur
ing their stay in California
Miss Florence Hopkins, who has just
returned from New York and is to be
one of next winters debutantes, is
seriously i'll in the Hopkins home in
San Mateo. Miss Hopkins is sister of
Mrs. Frederick McNear, Mrs. Augustus
Taylor and Mrs. William Taylor, and
is the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w Hopkins.
Miss Lutte Collier recently went down
to San Mateo, where she will be the
guest of Miss Marie Christine de Guigne
for several days
A jolly little affair was the swim
ming party given by Miss Hannah du
Bois yesterday afternoon. It was at
| tended by about a dozen of the girls
of the younger set. They met at Su-
tro baths at o'clock, and enjoyed two
hours of salt water, later coming in 10
town for a social cup of tea at the Du
Bois home
After a severe illness, which has
given her family great anxiety for
fortnight Mrs. Henry st. Goar Is con-
valescent, and is making rapid re-
covery. Mrs. st. Goar and her charm
ing daughter, Miss Ernestine, will leave
town shortly for fortnights stay at
one of the southern hotels.
Miss rdna Middleton and Charles
Fitzgerald Buckley will be quietly
married this afternoon at o'clock
in the Middleton home in Green street.
About 30 friends will witness the cere-
mony, which will be performed by the
Rev. Charles Ramm of ST. Mary's Miss
Anna Foster of San Rafael and Mrs
Arthur Watson, who was Miss Maylita
Pease before her marriage a few years
ago, will attend the bride, and William
White will be Mr. Buckley's best man.
After the ceremony there will be
wedding breakfast, and Mr.. Buckley
and his bride will leave town late this
afternoon for a honeymoon in the
southern part of the state. Miss Mid
dleton is a daughter of John Middle
ton, who has for years been prominent
in club and business circles here. Mr.
Buckley is son of the well known
physician.
Miss Dolly MacGavin, who returned
few days ago from fortnight's visit
with Miss Frances Martin at Ross VAL
ley, had as her house guests last week
Miss Constance Russell and Miss Edith
Lowe. Miss Lowe and Miss Russell
have both returned to sausalito.
Miss Laura Heron, Charming east
ern girl, who was visiting here as the
guest of Miss Alice and Miss Kath-
arine Herrin left town few days ago
Miss Heron made many friends among
the younger set and much entertaining
was done In her honor.
News comes from Boston of the ar
| rival there of William Lawrence
| Merry, who has been for many years
minister to Costa Rica, and his daugh-
ters, Miss Blanche and Miss May. They
will go first to Washington for a short
stay, coming on very shortly to Cali
fornia. where they will spend two or
three months. The Merrys are we'll
known here, and for many years oc-
cupleu a mouse IN Sausallto, where the
six attractive daughters entertained
delightfully."-. There have been several
weddings in the family of late years,
and the various members are widely
scattered, but Californians will be de-
lighted to see even three of the popu-
lar Merrys again.
Mrs. Clinton B. Hale of Santa Bar
bara. who has been guest at one Of
the big hotels here for the past few
days. has returned to her southern
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Hale and their
guest. Miss Chamberlain, will leave
California this week for Europe, spend
ing a fortnight in New York en- route.
They will be gone for year
Mrs. Metcalf. the wife of the secre-
tary OF the navy. and Mrs. p. E..
Bowles of Oakland. who has been her
house guest In Washington for several
months, will reach California this
week. The Illness of Victor MetcaIf
Is bringing his mother to the coast
and she plans to remain here until
after the arrival of the fleet The sec
retary of the navy and Mrs. Metcalf