The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

in the family. but several are married
now. They, are English people and
have lived in a good many parts of the
world-England. several of the United
States and Australia. About two years
ago they built a handsome home in Pa
cif1c Grove, but have never occupied 1T,
as Mr.. Trent became the owner of a
large mine near Auburn shortly after
ward and they went up there. The
mine is ideally situated and besides
handsome house they have all sorts
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tennis courts.
gardens and orchards.
The marriage of Mrs Eleanor Jarboe
came as a surprise to San Franciscans.
for not a hint of her plans had been
allowed TO creep into her letters, and
1T is several months since her old
friends here have seen her. AS Miss
Eleanor Dimond she was great favor
ite, always stunningly gowned and al
ways In the very center of society's
good times. OF late years little has
been seen of Mrs Jarboe, but her
friends retain warm affection for her,
and are willing to congratulate Dr.
Silverton (who, by the way, belongs to
a distinguished Milwaukee family with
all their hearts. Mrs. Silverton's father
was General Dimond. and for many
years the family occupied the hand
some Payne residence in San Mateo
county.
Several of Sacramento's prominent
CO
mont for the navys visit, and have en-
tertained and been entertained con-
stantly since their arrival on Monday.
Mrs. Alden Anderson and her daughter,
Miss Katherine, are there and the
George Peltfers. The William w. Cha
pins are at the st. Francis. Mrs. Cha
pin is society leader in the capital
city and has many old friends here.
Mrs. Louis Findlay Monteagle is one
of the few society matrons who have
planned anything except navy affairs
for the week. She will be hostess to-
morrow at a bridge party in her Pa
cific avenue home. Mrs. sMonteagle's
guest of honor will be Mrs. Charles
Belden of Ross. who has come back
from New York, as usual, for the sum
mer months. Mrs. Ross little daugh-.
ter. Margaret. is not yet out of school,
but will take her place with the debu-
tantes In another season orHtwo. There
is alse a young son, in the family,
Charles Belden Jr. !. Mrs Beiden always
entertains a good deal during her Wis
ITS here and will have the Monteagles
as her week end guests. Mrs George
Moore, who is an dd friend of both
the older matrons. will also be in Ross
Valley this year.
Every one was delighted to welcome
Mrs William Bourn and her sdaughter.
Miss Maude. who reached townsju In
time for the weeks big festivities and
are at the Fairmont. The Bourns went
Miss Maude cares far more for books
than for the social whirl. she was much
missed, and is being gladly welcomed
back. Mr.. and Mrs. Bourn and their
daughter will reopen their Buchanan
street home In another week ior- two
and occupy 1t for two or three weeks
before leaving town for the summer
outing Usually. they spent the hot
weather in the mountains near Caza-
dero.
Mrs Thomas Magee and her little
daughter. Katharine. left town very
suddenly for England a few days ago,
and may he gone for year or more.
Mrs. Magee, who recently leased her
handsome Broadway home, had origi-
nally planned to spend the summer In
Mill valley. where she has delightful
cottage on the mountain. but letters
from her sister. Mrs. Denis O,Sullivan.
caused her to change her plans and
decide upon the long trip. Mrs. O'Sulli-
van and her three children and Mrs
Magee and Miss Katherine will spend
the summer In Rottingdean. where. the
O'Sullivans have spent several seasons
Instead OF opening her London house
next winter. Mrs. O'Sullivan may de-
eide to return to California and be the
guest for time of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ Curtis. in Union street
In which case she and. her sister will
make the trip home together in the
early fall.
Little Miss Katherine Magee. by the