The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

known, his father, who died about 10
years ago, having been one of the
ablest lawyers in Marin and Sonoma
counties. Miss Savage was to have
made 'her debut this year, but 1t Is
needless to add thac she has changed
her plans, and her wedding in the early
winter will take the place of the looked
for coming OUT tea.
Miss Ashley Turner is another girl
who has at last admitted to the fact of
AN engagement which has been sus-
pected for several months. The fortu-
nate man who has won the hand OF
this stunning and attractive girl is Jo-
seph Seitz, formerly of New York. but
who has made his home in San Fran
cisco for the last year. Miss Turner Is
a tall, handsome girl of brunette color
ing She Is unusually accomplished,
music being the study to which she has
thoroughly devoted herself. She has
always been more or less Identified with
the army set. her father. the late Lieu
tenant James Ashley Turner, having
been stationed here for many years.
Miss Turner has lived since the earth
quake at Mountain View, but has made
frequent visits to town, where she has
been the guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. Sullivan. 1t
was hoped that she would make her de-
but this year with her cousin, Miss
Gladys Sullivan, but, like that other at
tractive bride elect, she only smiles
when one mentions the subject of teas,
receptions and dances. The date of the
wedding has not yet been set, but it
will probably be an event of the early
winter.
At a prettily appointed luncheon in
Berkeley, at the home of Mrs. George
Schmidt, came the announcement of
the enga cement Of Miss Lillian Eleanor
McGill and Captain Ray Everson. The
bride is one of the most popular mem
bers OF Berkeley's younger set, and be-
sides being pretty has unusual charm
Of manner Captain Everson is member
of one of Oakland's Oldest families and
is known on both sides of the bay. The
wedding will take place within the
coming month and the honeymoon will
occupy several months, as it will be
trip to Honolulu and the Philippines.
One of the pictures that appears in
today's paper is of Mrs. Edwin Long,
who, as Miss Georgie Shepard, was
very popular member of Sausalitos ex
elusive set. Her marriage, which took
place about two years ago, was an
event of the greatest social Importance
on both sides of the bay. For several
months after her marriage she lived in
ST. Louis, where Lieutenant Long was
stationed, and it was with the greatest
pleasure that her many friends heard
of the order which brought this attract
i've girl back to California.
Her home at the Presidio, where her
sister, Miss Marjorie Shepard is now
visiting her, is the scene of much in
formal entertaining. Mrs. Long is a
favorite among all who are stationed at
the Presidio.
The other picture is of Miss Ellen
Page, whose engagement to DR.. James
PRESLEY was announced last week.
Miss Page is very pretty girl tall and
graceful. and always a favorite wher-
ever she goes She is the grand daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs John Nightingale,
with whom she has lived for many
years, She has received an unusual
number of engagement cups and her
friends are planning numerous teas,
luncheons and dinners to be given in
her honor. The wedding probably will
take place before Christmas, although
the date has not yet been made known.
Miss Jeanne Gallois was hostess at
luncheon last Friday at the Fairmont,
where her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Gallois, have taken apartments for the
winter. Those who gathered around
the pretttily decorated table on this
occasion were: Miss Florence Hopkins.
in whose honor the luncheon was
given; Miss Margaret Calhoun, Miss
Augusta Foute, Miss. Anita Maillard,
Miss Mary Keeney. Miss Martha Cali
houn. Miss Clair Nichols Miss Helen
Baker and Miss Helen Wilson
Miss Gallois undoubtedly will be one
of the most popular of this years debu
tantes. She is petite and brunette. with
a distinctly Partisan air, and has all
the charm of manner which has made
her mother the favorite that she is.
Mrs. Gallois and her daughter returned
recently from Europe.
A delightful little dance took place
on Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Louise Boyd in San Rafael About
20 couples met to enjoy the hospitality