The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
D1lERklNAs

sidered the girls of the present day
shining examples of energy and prin-
ciple.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell. who has cap
ttired san Francisco society from it's
furtbest outpost TO its innermost cir
Gle, is stin the guest of honor at
luncheon after luncheon and dinner
after dinner The affair given by Mr..
and Mrs, Francis Carolan at their Bur-
lingame home a week ago today was
the largest yet given for the vis-
itinS English woman. but there have
been many lesser affairs and the cal
endar is fun up to the day of Mrs
Campbells departure. The Carolans
entertained at dinner in Mrs. Camp
bells honor Thursday night, their 9TH
er guests being Mrs. Charles West
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Spreck-
els, Alan Campbell and William Irwin.
The John CasserIys who returned
from New York last fall and have been
spending the winter as the guests OF
Mr. CasserIX's mother and sister in the
home in Buchanan street. have decided
TO make their home permanently in
California. much TO the satisfaction of
the social set. CasserIy and his wife
and the three delightful babies went to
the Peninsula hotel few weeks ago
and have ever since been exploring
the southern towns for a home site.
Their original plan was to build. but
they changed their minds after their
first visit 10 the old Drysdale place.
which was put on the market several
weeks ago. and has been for some years
the property of the Eugene de Sablas.
The De SablaS present home IS just
across the road. The old Drysdale
place, which is to have several modern
additions before the Casserlys take pos
session of it. is one OF the most eX-
quisite of the San Mateo homes. 1t
has a delightful garden. where roses
and carnations and every other old
fashioned, delicious flower have had
things their own way for years. and IL
is also equipped with greenhouses and
stables and garages and orchards. The
Casserlys intend TO remain in the
southern town both summer and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs George Moore have
given up their handsome home in
Broadway and win spend the summer
in Ross Valley. In the fall Mrs. Moore
hopes TO go east for another visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Gels
Ter, who has made her home since her
marriage in Chicago. Mrs Geisler.
with her little son. visited in the city
last winter. and was much entertained
by old friends. who have a most a6ec
tionate memory of pretty Carol Moore.
When Mrs Moore's three children were
very small the family always spent the
summer in Blithedale. where the little
daughter and her two brothers used to
be great favorites. Miss Moore was
married at the end of her first season
and belongs 10 the 1ittlesset of debu-
tantes in which Miss Margaret Hyde
Smith. Miss Mary Langhorne. Miss
Helene Irwin and Miss Mary Keeney
were prominent
Piedmont has proved attractive to
many of San Francisco's prominent
people lately and quite little colony
of town folk is already established
there. DIR. and Mrs. Henry c. Davis
and their daughter and son in law. Mr..
and Mrs Wallace Everett built two
charming homes there last year and
went to Piedmont from Mill Valley,
where they were at the time OF the
fires Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton Sawyer,
who are old friends of theirs. recent
ly Joined them in the neighboring town
and plan to spend at least year there.
The Sawyers. who were also IN Mil
Valley at the time of the fire. have had
a pretty apartment in Broadway for
several years. Now Mr.. and Mrs Os-
car Sutro. who belong TO the same ex-
elusive little circle. have decided to
make their home in Piedmont for an
indefinite number of years. and will
move across the bay early in May All
these families will be neighbors. and
many delightful times are planned for
the summer months.
Dress parade at the Presidio Thurs
day was a pretty sight, with the usual
dainty frocks. bright parasols. hand
some horses and giittering uniforms
set off by the green grass and the