The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-30
News Of Society
Across the Bay

gene Hale Douglass and Mrs. Douglass
have returned to their home in VAL
lejo after a weekend visit in the bay
cities, part of which time they were
the guests of Mrs. Douglass mother
Mrs. w. III. Russell. in Ninth street
Mrs. Douglass was one OF the most
beautiful brides Of the spring and her
made the inspiration of some delight
fully informal affairs. Formerly she
was Miss Gertrude Russell. Mrs Rus
sell has returned to town for few
days from the Santa Cruz mountains,
where she has been spending the
month of June. She will leave again
for stay over the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Ravens and Mrs. Harry
Maxwell have Joined the contingent of
Californians on the continent, plan
ming trip until their return to the
United States late in the summer. They
will spend some weeks at the Ravens
summer place in Sag Harbor before
returning to Piedmont for the holt
days.
Miss Harriet Stone and Miss Marion
Stone, attractive girls of the younger
set who have returned from New
York, where they have been in school.
will be the feted guests Saturday aft
ernoon. when Miss Pussy Creed enter
tains at luncheon in their honor A
number of the closer friends of the
been included in the afternoons
pleasure.
The wedding of George E. Bennett
of San Francisco and Miss Olive Gard
ner, the pretty daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gardner, VIII be one of
the more elaborate celebrations of the
coming month. Cards will be issued
to several hundred friends of the
young people for the ceremony, which
will take place in Brooklyn Presby-
terrain church
Mrs. C. ]. Bruguiere will leave
shortly for Carmel by the Sea, where
she will enjoy a soiourn of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Starr have
chosen Tahoe for their summer outing,
making the trip in their machine.
They will femain at Tallac, planning
some interesting runs into the sur.
rounding country. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Burnham and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.
Bates Jr. will also motor to Tahoe
early in the coming month.
Mrs William c. Henshaw is con-
tributing to the festivity of the week,
including a number of friends in her
invitation for Thursday afternoon,
when discussion of luncheon menu
and an informal game of bridge will
furnish the diversion. Mrs. Henshaw
recently returned from Santa Barbara,
where she spent several weeks follow
ing an operation in East Bay sana-
torium She is completely restored to
health and is being welcomed back by
the smart set of the bay cities
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Haw1ey have
returned from their honeymoon, which
was spent on the Atlantic coast, and
for a few days are the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Hawley in
Linda Vista. They will shortly take
possession of the George Chase home
in Piedmont. where they will remain
until the completion of their own
house in the hill district.
Mrs. A. Schilling and Miss Elsa
Schilling will spend the summer at
Lake Tahoe Later in the year Miss
Airline Johnson will also go to Tahoe
for an outing of several weeks
william ]. LANG of Placer county
and Miss Amy Pullen of Auburn were
married last Wednesday evening at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. III. Cross. in East Twenty
eighth street. Rev Robert Whitaker
officiated. A few intimate friends of
the young couple and their immediate
relatives attended the pretty home
wedding. Miss Margaret Cross was
ring bearer. The bride is younger
daughter of Mrs. Alice Pullen and the
late Samuel ]. Pullen of Auburn. She
was given into her husbands care by
her brother, ]. F. Pullen. Laing is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Laing OF
Auburn. After the honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs. Laing will live at their summer
home at Fulda, where the groom is in
terested with his father in the Reed
| lumber company.
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