The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

tion. They certainly could not be sus-
|pected of favoring themselves, for not
single one of them captured an award
of any sort Only one of the five
scratch players survived till the semi
final round. and he was beaten in the
final round
Among well known people who
spent the holidays here were:
Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. IMr. and Mrs s. L
Mr. and Mrs R. H. Mr. .'gGS and N Mrs. Arthur
Pease b. Watson
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Maud. having sold
their Monterey house to Mrs. John A.
Darling, have been spending some time
at the Hotel Del Monte, but left Mon
day for New York The Monterey
house has been greatly enlarged and
improved Mrs. Darling will take pos
session shortly.
Among the well known visitors is
young and well liked Englishman, Mon
tague White of Lindsay, who accom-
panies his friend. H Spens Black of
rorterville- The two, in company with
Ln nohSC o. w HlbC, spent q long time al
Del Monte last. year
"A wedding of early June toward
which society will turn it's attention
this week is the marriage of one of
Sausaiito's fairest girls. Miss Frances
Reed, to Henry Miner Rideout, an
eastern man and writer of repute. The
interesting ceremony will take place
next Tuesday morning in Christ
church, Sausalito, and the service will
be read by Rev. Edward Maxwell, pas
tor of the church. The ceremony will
of the brides mother, Mrs. Henry c.
Campbell and, as a matter of course,
there will be many friends from town
in attendance. BY the way. the bride
is to be attended by Miss Marian
Wright, whose engagement to Henry
Campbell has just been announced, and
Charles Rideout, a relative of the
bridegroom will act as best man. The
couple will make their home in Bos-
ton. where the bridegroom has wide
acquaintance. He is a brilliant scholar
Cambridge. He is a novelist, and
sought public favor with his book,
Dragons Blood" and other stories
from his clever pen.
Miss Reed is the daughter of Rev
Frederick Reed, formerly pastor OF
Christ church in Sausalito, whose death
abroad several years ago was lamented
by many friends here. Miss Reeds
mother, who was Miss Ella Avery, sub
sequently married the late Henry c.
Campbell, lawyer of prominence. The
maternal grandfather of the bride
elect was Henry Stansbury. United
States attorney general during Lin
coins presidency, and a man of dis
tinction in political affairs. 1t will
be readily seen that Miss Reed can
boast of quite an intellectual lineage
should she care to f1aunt her distin-
guished pedigree, but she is a girl of
many mental endowments of her own
and her husband to be is also scholar
of no mean attainment. The couple
may return to Sausalito after passing
the summer in Boston.
Mrs. Howard Avery is in Sausalito
for the Reed -Rideout wedding next
Tuesday evening, but shortly after the
ceremony she will leave for her home in
Plainfeld. N. j. The visitor is an
aunt of Miss Frances Reed and sister in
law of Mrs. Henry Campbell As Miss
Caroline Colt of Piedmont she had a
wide social acquaintance, and her mar
riage with Lieutenant Howard Avery,
u. s. A., was important event of
some years ago. Since the passing of
Lieutenant Avery she has made her
home in the east, with frequent trips
to this state, where she has friends. not
only about the bay but in southern
California as well. On her return to
her eastern home she will visit in the
south and will travel leisurely during
the summer. Her old friends here are
giving her cordial welcome and there
has been much qualification expressed
since she has decided to remain here
until after the wedding this week.
Miss Phyllis Partington. the charm
ing sister of Miss Blanche and Miss
Gertrude Partington, went east last
week and before her departure she was