The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04


Mr. and Mrs. Seashot. DR.. C. w. DaywaIt.
Mrs. Margaret Irvine and James W.
Byrne and Mrs. r. G. Martin of San
Francisco. Among interesting visitors
from New York We're Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Chaffee, Mrs. II. S. Craven and j. F.
Culvers. and from Chicago Mr. and Mrs
P. A. English. Carter Harrison and
Mrs. C. S. Becker.
little card party was given at the cozy
home OF Miss Sarah Parke. The
honored guest was Miss Parke's sister
in law, Mrs. Parke of Pasadena. Miss
Parkes guests included Mrs. Thomas
E. Harding. Mrs. N. d. Gum. Mrs
Charles Perrin. Miss Perrin, Mrs. Charles
d. Henry, Mrs. Hollenbeck, Mrs Miller
Bridge was the game chosen and
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. John
F. Pryor entertained at dinner given
in honor of Captain and Mrs Edward
Nj. Lewis at Pacific Grove, who will
leave in October. Captain Lewis has
the Presidio of Monterey, but having
been appointed military instructor at
the University of California. he will
make Berkeley his future home.
Miss Mary Greet, whose niece. Miss
Mary Bennett. recently became the wife
of Franklin Leib of San Jose. has re-
turned to Pacific Grove which she has
almost decided to make her permanent
home.
Mrs. CASTOR Ashe and Miss Constance
Borrowe were visiting at Pacific Grove
last week. They have returned to
town Other arrivals at that popular
place are Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Noble
of Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lamb
OF Berkeley, Mr.. and Mrs Charles j.
Truman of San Francisco. Mrs. Grace
Hubbard, C. c. Hampton of Marysville
and Mrs. r. ]. Prince of Portland, Ore.
Among those who have been linger-
ing in the country until this late date
and who reopened their homes here
this week are Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Ross, who have been at Ross for the
summer; Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. G. Miller
and Miss Marian Miller. who were also
there. Mr.. and Mrs Sidney B. Cush-
ing and Miss Dolly Cushing will come
to town this week from Mill Valley.
and Mrs. Charles w. Foster, who. with
her daughters, Miss Marie Louise and
Miss Enid, have been for a fortnight
at Coronado, will return to Ross this
WCCh. MISS I1clGn w OOICOIC IS SJ1ll IN
San Diego, where she went to attend
the marriage of Miss Mary Hamlin and
Lieutenant Hensley Lacey. She is thor
oughly enjoying the good times Of
fered her during her stay and will not
come up for several days. Mrs. Wake
field Baker. with whom she went to
San Diego. returned last week.
A very warm welcome is awaiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hammond and
Miss Julia Langhorne, who will sail for
home tomorrow. Mrs. Hammond. who
was Miss Maizie Langhorne. was ex-
tremely popular In San Francisco and
has been missed by her many friends,
who have seen nothing of her since her
marriage. Miss Langhorne has been
away only few months, having Joined
her sister and brother in law in the
early part of the summer. Mrs. Ham,
mond will make a visit of several
months here, but Mr.. Hammond will
go Immediately to ARIZONA, where his
charming wife will join him later.
Among those homeward bound are
Mrs Charles West Clark and Richard
Tobin. They sailed yesterday and will
come directly to San Francisco. Mrs.
Clark's sister and brother in law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Raoul Duval, will
spend several months here as the
guests of Mrs. Mary Tobin. Mr. and
Mrs. Duval make their home in Paris
and give their friends here little op-
portunity of seeing them. Mrs. Duval
has not been in California since the
big fire.
Other travellers who may return
shortly from foreign lands are Mr.. and
Mrs. wellington Gregg. Miss Enid and
Miss Ethel Gregg. Miss Enid will be
numbered among the debutantes of this
season and is bringing with her some
exquisite gowns. On the same steamer
will be Mrs. William G. Irwin and Miss
Helene Irwin They will not come to
San Francisco this winter. but will re-
main in New York with occasional