The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16

A n engagement of interest to So
~ ciety here is that of Miss Maude
~ Payne, daughter of Mrs. ]. Eu-
gene Freeman, and Russell
Bogue, son of the we'll known rail
road man. This news was made
known through notes from the bride
to be, who wrote a number of her in
innate friends yesterday. 1t comes
as an entire surprise, no one suspect
ing even an especially warm friend
ship between the young people.
Miss Payne is a beautiful girl and
prominent in the younger set. She is
a splendid skater, a horsewoman, runs
her own motor car, and was one of
the most admired of all the girls who
took part in the cherry blossom fete
last spring.
Mr.. Bogue is a Yale graduate, and
since his college days has followed the
law. He is now connected with the
Gould road. His sister, Miss Virgilia
Bogue. who is now abroad, was a great
favorite in society last season. No def
mite plans have been made for the
wedding, which will take place next
winter.
Mrs. Evans Searles PilIsbury re-
turned few days ago from New York,
and has reopened her home at Monte
cito for the remainder OF the season.
She is planning many house parties for
the fall months. and has as her guest
just now Miss Madeleine Borhmann,
niece of Mrs. Charles Foster of Ross
valley. who will make several visits
in the southern part of the state be-
fore returning to her own home.
Miss Laura Smith will entertain a
few friends with an informal house
party in her San Anselmo home over
the coming week end Among her
guests will be:
Miss Doris Wiltshire oliver lansing
Miss Ysabel Brewer ". Allan TAYLOR
Miss Marie Brewer Irving Smith
Miss Elena Brewer Allan Green
Miss Constance Davis
Miss Johanna volkmann and Miss
Floride Hunt accompanied by Daniel
Volkmann and Herbert Schmidt, left
yesterday for a motor trip to Fort
Bragg, where they will spend a week
as the guests of Miss Emily Johnson
The Volkmanns have changed their
plans in regard to their European trip
and will not leave California until Sep
tember.
The wedding of Miss Betsy Angus
and st. George Holden will take place
on September 2 in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stewart Angus in Union
street. The young people are already
planning home of their own, which will
be erected on a piece of property ad-
joining the Angus home Until its COM
pletion they will make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus.
Mrc ri A
Sebree, who stayed for few days at
the Fairmont on her way north, has
gone on to Seattle, where she will re-
main for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry French. who are
prominent members of San Jose society
have announced the engagement of
thelr daughter Beatrice to DR.. Richard
A. Bolt of Cleveland, o. The wedding
will take place late this month. Miss
French is graduate of the University
of California and has many friends in
Berkeley and in this city.
Society people here will be delighted
to hear of the impending return of the
Conrad Hathaways. who have made
their home In Manila since their mar
riage three years ago. Mrs. Hathaway
was Miss Mabel Wheaton and was very
popular in the younger set here They
are returning from the Philippines by
way OF Europe. from which they sailed
several days ago. They will visit Mr..
Hathaway's people in Boston, en- route
to California.
Rev. David Crabtree and Mrs. Crab
tree are in San Jose. where thew will
remain for the present with Mrs. Crab
trees mother. Mrs. John Schroeder. DIR.
Crabtree will take the place of Rev.
John Wilbur Gresham of Trinity
church, In San Joses while he and Mrs.
Gresham are spending vacation in
the south. Mrs. Crabtree was Miss Eu-
genie HaWeS whose romantic N, a rriarn