The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

way. is extremely tender hearted She
was. discovered gazing sadly at a large
slug IN her. mothers garden. a few
years ago when. she was about fve.
and repeating earnestly: II hope you
don't; I hope you don't" Hope he
doesn't what?" an elder asked natural
ly. Hope he doesn't know how ugly
he is" said Katherine briskiy as she
jumped up.
There are several exceptionally
charming navy women here who are
forming such firm friendships with
San Francisco's women as even dis
tance and time cannot break. Mrs.
Evans herself is an exceptionally gra-
cious woman and her daughter. Mrs,
Marsh, is already a great favorite, es-
pecially with the younger girls. who
quite worship her. Mrs. Uriel Sebree.
whose beauty is of almost nunlike and
yet most striking type. is another de-
Hghtful matron and Mrs Chauncey
Thomas. who came down from Mare
island with the two Persons girls for
the weeks fun, is one OF the best loved
women in the navy. Certainly a more
delightful group of women. never Wis
tied the city. They. will leave many
an empty little niche behind them
when they go.
Miss Elsa and Miss Dorothy Draper.
the pretty daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Walmorgan Draper, are very much
to be envied this week. They are great
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and always welcome In the Evans
apartments at the ST. Francis. The
friendship between the Evans and Dra-
per families is an old one and the ad-
miral is extremely fond of both Miss
Elsasand Miss Dorothy. They saw him
on the very day of his arrival here
and have not let a day pass since with
out little visit to the famous invalid
Taylor Evans, who was flag lieutenant
for several years on President Roose-
veit's official yacht. is now the guest
OF the Diapers In San Rafael, where he
will spend a good part OF his stay here.
Mrs. Taylor Evans, who was one OF the
prettiest of the Washington bellies. a
season. or so ago, is ill at her mothers
home In the capital city with some
painful saffection OF the knee. She had
hoped to follow, her husband to this
coast. =.
Midshipman David Le Breton ar
rived, breathless and merry. at the
Fairmopt hotel Thursday afternoon,
and was immediately surrounded by
group of old friends. Mrs. Albert, Ls
Breton and Miss, Marguerite were the
first to greet ssthe popular young. sea-
man and presentlSec carried him on for
tea and talk Miss LIE Breton is
prettier than ever and has a little for
eign air that is quite UNAFFECTED and
that tpeople find very fascinating.
GFeenways enlarged that infexible list
of his .ins her honor and she was one
of the bellies of Fridays ball The Le
Bretons plan to return to Paris after
the second departure of the fleet. to be
gone perhaps for several years. and
viii undoubtedly leave in July. unless
Miss Marguerite can be persuaded to
anchor permanently ins these home
waters Zone falls readily into this
form Of speech just now). of which.
understand, there Is q fair possibilities.
The return OF Fred Greenwood Tues
day was greeted with much Joy In
club and social circles. for the popular
San franciscan has been much missed
during his absence. which has COW
cred a space OF. several months. Part
of that time Mr.. Greenwood spent in
Egypt, from which he has brought
home very delightful impressions. With
Mr.. Greenwood is Mr.. Unander. a new
conner. here. who will make his home
here for some time.
Mrs. Marion Maus, the pretty wife OF
the commandant OF Monterey Presldio
came up. to town with Colonel Mans
for the Greenway ball Mrs. Maus wa.
Washington girl, and is an old frjend
Of the Misses Southerland. the daugh-
ters of Captain and Mrs. Wv. sonth-
erland.s The Southerlands were her
guests in Monterey, coming over. to
Del Monte for the. dance, and the two
families have the same table now =,
the big hotel Mrs. NIaus. was vA~,,
seriously Ill is months ago and wan,
to her owns family In washinxtop fo~
a years invalidism. she Is stiu rs~
from strong. but well enough To an;o,