The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

mense trees, in a space surrounded with
'b1ossoming shrubs and flower beds
The day was a delightful one, and the
10 or IL guests. all of whom remained
for the whole week end, brought away
with them another pleasant memory of
the, Coryells' hospitality
Miss Hazel Goggin, whose secret
marriage TO Belden McPilse a few
weeks ago SO stirred the social set of
Oakland. is one of two popular sisters,
both of whom have been great favor
ties on both sides OF the bay ever since
their school days. Her sister, whose
picture is given today. is two years
older than little Mrs. McPike and the
two have shared all the woes and joys
and triumphs of their debutante days
together. Miss Goggin is also to be
bride very soon. Fate continuing, evil
IDENTIFY, to still treat the two exactly
alike. Miss Hazel just before her wed
ding was given a rather original show
er by the boys and men of her own
set. The Goggins' home has been a
center for all sorts of jolly meetings
during the last few years, and the
daughters of the house have a wide
circle of boy friends. These planned
the shower to which several girls were
hidden. Every boy brought some
kitchen utensil or necessity and made
an appropriate speech as he presented
Miss Goggin with a measuring cup, or
an egg beater, or a nutmeg crater. AS
mono of them knew an apple corer from
"a basting spoon and the girls refused
to prompt. there were some hilarious
seconds. Eventually, however, all the
shining necessities were presented duly
to the pretty little bride elect, who will
have many a pleasant thought of her
friends when she is fussing about her
brand new little kitchen.
The other picture is of Miss Helen
Van de Werken Darling, whose. mar
every one asks that. but there is no
relationship; they are not even fourth
cousins) is to take place on the 14th
of next month at the home of her
mother, Mrs. H. v. Darling. The we'd
ding will be a quiet one. attended by
only few friends and the relatives of
both the principals. After a wedding
trip Mr.. Darling and hrs bride will re-
turn here for visit beTere going to
their new home in Nevada.
Miss Florence Hopkins is so far on.
the. road to recovery, after her serious
Illness. that several old friends have
already seen her. and the postponed
dinners and teas that were planned
Tor her return are again being ar
ranged. The Hopkins have gone down
to their Menlo park home, and the
convalescent is able to spend most of
her time In the garden.
Other people who have already left
town. for their summers stay in the
country are, the Henry Mcdonald
Spencers, who have taken house at
Menlo park. Mrs. William Morgan
and Miss Morgan, who have gone
down to Del Monte for the fleets
visit. will spend the greater part of
the summer at Hotel Rafael. Mrs.
Randall Hunt and her daughters are
also at Del Monte for the exciting
week. Mrs. e. P. Preston, the mother
of Mrs. Willard Drown and Mrs.
Warrington Ames,s left with the lat
ter for New York last week and will
spend the summer In Europe. The
Hyde Smiths go down to the country
next week. the Barrons have already
gone. and 5the Newhalls are already
planning their summer outing. Baron
and baroness Won. Schroeder and their
three children have come back from
the ranch and are again at the Hotel
San Rafael. Miss Marie Christine de
Guigne and her father, Christian de
Guigne, have gone up to their place
near st. Helena for a weeks stay,
and will go up for longer visit later
in the season Admiral Kempff and
Miss Cornelia Kempff Fave gone to