The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

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Buckbee and sFisiisn, 9Ii=s las
" wednesday L was secessA-ils-
"a small affair. -c- Ss.aael Buck
bees home in Pacific aveac,. 7Fae-c the
wedding TOO place. IS no :. es-y large
house. although deIigaef..iiy arransed
and very pretty. Masses o. piaS bios
SONS hllcd the rooms aae tae front
drawing room. where TIC brlGal party
stood. was literal bov-er . caerry
blooms Tho bride enis-ea oa >er
brothers arm. precedet ~ samuel
Backbee-s little daugafe- rs aoTser girl
and Miss E6ith ca-ra.. alotaer niece.
as bridesmaid. Miss Baeabee. or rather
Mrs. Bliss. is 4 sTea- e@vo-ite win
ohildren and has the ~s~e s,f- q max
ins them her warul E. .o--1s. .1cr i;tgle
nephews and nieces ii1E- b. avs made
4 con nfdsn1e and chl-8 81 ss.- aunt
.aad her visits 70 the v-..oas 8 allies
baA-e always beca 9e-.si ns Tor ire
sfeatest nlcrrimeni. f-s 81 NE BucS-
.bee, who was a liisS -cc-,f-, iied two
or thrce' years ago ,ac s4a-e Lssea her
sister in law has E,a5c r E3u3c with
Mr. Bgckbee ano las proved q second
morhsr o the liitlc c. alI Bliss
ana has bride VIII as- te ce-ireiy last
TO thci~ fricr6s herc. a. o-ga they
plan to spend r.ost ~ shc.- ,ir'e IL Ia
hoe. where Eli. Bliss has delightful
home and also VIII be ohiig0o to make
frequent trips to Portland.
Another wedding VIII take place
soon. when Miss E3Gi1h Cusrey, the old
EST daughter OF the Robe Curreys.
VIII be nlarrieJ ia D. CO 5 SehUitze.
There are three girls T. the CuGrey
faplly. Edith. Nina ard I-aurA. Thor7
Is -aiso son. Robert u. These four
hsNe spent almost ali CT taefr Ives on
tie beautiful Currey rance near Dixon.
and are so dcsoted to country life that
they grudge having to spend even an
occasional fortnight in San Francisco.
hon clothes. or opera or social duties
require their presence here All are
unc riders and practical ranchers. They
are able 70 judge the condition Of or
chards and vineys rds, take q personal
interest in the stock and are as un-
TsmmeieG by social laws and restric-
iions as young people can be- The old
est daughter, VINO has been rebelling
against the possibility OF d social debut,
VIII enter the ranks OF young fgiatrons
instead. and her new home is TO be in
Napa, where Dr. schultze is establish
ing practice and where frequent visits
60 the home ranch viii not be roo diffi-
eult to achieve.
II departures on ali sides are the or
der Of the hour there are many returns
As well to balance the social scale Mrs
Cohln and her pretty daughters, Nata-
lie and Sara. arrived in Sar Francicco
last week and have reopened their Ross
valley home for the season. The Collins
isave been spending several months in
2 f4.a ae.- 1r.7s
their daughter, Miss Rebecca. also re
turned TO California and TO the great
satisfaction Of the smart set have taken
q, house AT Carmel-by-the-S Sea for the
season Quite q little colony Of the
cjty's society folk viii be at Carmel.
for the Selby Hannas have just finished
coy little bungalow there and will
have with them for "a part OF the sum-
Iner, at least. AIRS. I5annas sister, Mrs
Charles Huse.
Mrs Patrick csmpbelrs visit here has
been as much social event as an ar
tistic one. and the smart sci has i'm
nlensely enjoyed an opportunity TO meet
the star personally. Mrs. Francis Caro-
ian and Mrs. Campbell are great friends
and much of the English woman,s time
has been spent at The crosssravs. Liz
II Miss Stella Campbell has gone
everywhere with her mother. bnt viii
accompany her no further on this tonr
She returns 10 London this week. Mrs
Carolan gave a luncheon to Mrs. Carnp-
oel& last Tuesday. another on Thurs
day. the latter AZ the Fairmont ho-
tel, and viii entertain today again in
her honor Todays ansfI viii also
be a luncheon. which will take place in
The Carolan home in Burlingame. and
be attended by so Of societv's men and
women. No luncheon OF this size has
been given this winter. and as The
-rossways is one Of the handsonaest
homes IN BuTlingame. the setting to-
lay will be perfect The San Francisco
quests viii go down by motor, return
ng late in the afternoon
Mrs. Campbell always treats her
wOolly little dog member of So
-iety and Introduces Panky wherever
she goes. He is quite venerable you
6now," said she to group of friends
II the Fairmont hotel the other day.
he is q hundred years old. And no one
ean deny that he has the brow of the
Venus de Milo and the profile of ST.
slonetta"
The Novelty theater was packed with
fashionable folk Monday evening. for
Mrs. Tanqueray' is always a drawing
card, and every one wanted TO see Mrs.
Campbell in the role. Some of the
gowns in the boxes were very beautiful
among them being Mrs CaroIans gown
5f turquoise blue satin chiffon. made
with a spangled gimp Mrs. Tobias
gown was also surpIice. the material
being palest blue cloth. She wore a
violet hat covered with palest pink and
green feathers. Mrs. Rudolph Spreck-
els wore lemon lace embroidered in
gold Her wide hat was faced with
eioth of gold. Miss Agnes Tobin wore
white chiffon net made dancing length.
Her hat was very large and very sim
pic, covered with white aigrettes. Mrs.
Darret McEnerny wore a pattern gown
OF cream lace and a white hat
Old San FranciScans are interested
IA the announcement of Miss Alice Nell
sons engagement 10 Jose Mariana Sala-
gar, switch was made public Friday.
Miss Nelson is a charming and pretty
girl, who has barely finished her school
days and is very popular with the