The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08

/ cussion goes on, and some of the en-
gagements are not yet announced
There is one girl, the younger of two
attractive blonde sisters. who is said
to be engaged to sophomore at col
lege. charming fellow whose parents
reside in San Rafael. and, by the way,
that is reminder also that her sister
is also said to be engaged to a San
Rafael man whose family is very well
known. Should these charming girls
decide to tell their engagements on the
same day there would be no end of
flutter and gossip. However, neither
seems inclined just at present to take
more than their immediate circle of
friends into their confidence, and So
ciety must wait while for the inter
esting news in detail
The enga cement news and the we'd
ding gossip of the week, with the gos-
sip of those events that took place in
town and several from out of town,
would fill small volume this week
and what is more entertaining than the
last and authentic word of a wedding
ceremony in church or home? One of
the weddings out of town, an event
far away in the distance, but close in
interest, was that of Miss Terecita
Yndart and Viconte Munoz at Ell Paso.
The romance was begun last year
when the attractive girl was the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Judge and Mrs.
Ygnacio Sepulveda, in the City of
Mexico, and the friends of the charm
ing bride in this city and in Santa
Barbara have had more than "a passing
interest in the announcement of the
wedding. The affair was attended with
great simplicity in the matter of prepa- :
ration, since the Yndarts desired the
occasion to be without the usual pub
licity, and few of their friends knew
until after the wedding that the south
ern visit of Mrs. Maria Antonio Yndart
and her daughter was for the wedding
in Ell Paso.
The family has a wide acquaintance
in the state, and it will be interest
ing TO learn that after visit in the
south the young couple will reside in
their new home at the Orc mines
owned by Munoz. 1t is possible that
they may visit in this city before many
months and their friends here are hop
Ing, of course, that the rumor of their
proposed visit may be true.
An engagement that caused lot of
gossip in the San Mateo set was an
nounced last week. and the friends of
the couple in town had a genuine sur
prise, as none suspected the secret
guarded by Miss Ethel sTIusing of San
Mateo and Harry Augustus Callahan
of this city. There was no formal an
nouncement. The secret just drifted.
as il were, into prominence in the
paper, and congratulations followed for
the happy couple.
The bride elect belongs to a family
that has had great deal of prom
inence and her friends are legion. She
is a granddaughter of the late Sena-
tor Byrnes and is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs E. A Husing, well known
residents of San Mateo but she has
many friends also in the younger set
in town. She is an attractive girl with
more than share of charm, and is of
the blond type, with blue eyes and fair
hair Catalan is popular young
businessman, and the news of the APP
preaching wedding was greeted by a
large circle of friends. AS a matter
of fact, however, the wedding win not
take place until next year and the
details are quite indefinite, since the
date has not been mentioned yet.
Think that this order from abroad
might be made popular in society here
should Greenway and the lesser lead
ers be smitten with the new idea late
from Germany? We are told that in
the progressive country across the seas
one belle may have 20 gallants TO
share one waltz. Can you imagine
this city with its famous scarcity of