The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-24

THE dance this evening at the ON
GERS club will be the star event
of the day in the army set. but
society from town will not be repre-
sented at. the affair. which has been
limited to the army people on account
of the lack of. accommodations The
rooms are not as spacious as might De
desirable for this reception. as the COM
plimented guests are Colonel T. b.
Pratt L. s. A. and Mrs Pratt. with all
the officers of the Thirtieth infantry
and their wives.
The guests have been hidden from all
the bay posts. and cordial welcome
will be extended the officers, who re-
Gently returned to the city and who
have been constantly feted since their
arrival in town.
The arrangements for this evening
have been made by Captain o. P. NJ
Hazard. who has been ably assisted
by the officers at the Presidio.
Among the recent affairs out of town
none was more enjoyable than the pic
mic party given yesterday by FELTON, E.
kins. the young son OF Mrs. Kate Eel
ton EIkins, who is passing the summer
here.
The young host entertained over a
score of friends. Among those in the
party were several of the girls from
town with more than an equal numOeT
of young people from the country
homes adjacent to the FELTON, country
place.
The outing was followed by re-
union at the FELTON, home at MEMO,
and a delightful day was finished under
the hospitable roof OF the country
house.
The friends of Wallace A. Sabin. the
musician, will be interested in the gos-
sip which comes from London OF the
approaching marriage of his sister.
Miss Daisy Sabin, who has been in
England for almost a year, 10 Fred
/ Loggin of London.
/ Miss Sabin is a clever and attractive
/ girl, who made many friends during
/ her residence here, and the news that
she is soon to be married will surprise
her many friends in this city, who were
not aware that her plans since her
return to England have been tending
toward the interesting event in October
| just announced
1t will be a matter of regret among
her friends that Miss Sabin is to remain
| in England, and after the wedding will
/ make her home either In London or in
/ s.burb of that city. There is a pos
| sibility that the couple may visit here.
but their plans for the future are not
fully decided,
! Wallace Sabin has been receiving
many compliments upon his exquisite
| music written for the Bohemian jinks
| this year. and is the modest recipient
of homage galore in the musical set.
/
The society folk in the contingent
from town who have elected to pass
the outing season in the northern paTt
! OF the state are enjoying the late
days of August in various ways. The
/ Charles Stetson Wheelers have closed
their home on the McCloud and have
/ left The Bend. as they call their coun-
l try place. for a sOjourn in Yosemite,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H Will
i Iiams have remained at their country
/ home in the same region
Mrs. L. L. Baker and her daughter
have returned TO town, but Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Wakefield Baker are at Castle
Crag for the season.
Mrs. Long. the attractive wife OF
/ Captain Long. U. s. A. has been at
Castle Crag with her sister. Miss Shep-
i erd for a visit, but returned after a