The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04

attractive bride elect do not include a
stage debut The wedding will take
place shortly Miss Dichman is tall,
with brunette coloring and dark eyes.
She is a general favorite on account of
her winsome personality as much as
her musical gifts.
Lieutenant Bane, who is an officer
at the Presidio for two years. but will
gail shortly for the Philippines, where
he viii take his bride. The couple
viii be in, the islands for an indefinite
stay. and their friends are planning a
number of pleasant affairs to precede
their departure. A portrait of Miss
Dichman appears on this page today.
Colonel and Mrs. J. c. Kirkpatrick
10 their country home at Pleasanton for
the early summer months. Colonel
Kirkpatrick will remain for a brief
visit but leaves shortly for Europe,
where he will pass the summer.
Miss Kirkpatrick has promised to
make frequent visits to town, to
the delight OF her many friends,
who are not willing to have this
attractive girl absent for a long
period even, during the summer.
She will make trips to town occasion
ally, when she will be the guest of
friends, or stay with her mother at the
Fairmont for weekend visits.
Miss Eleanor Sears. who is the guest
of Mrs. Walter Hobart at Burlingame.
is one of the most beautiful girls who
has come from the east TO be a favor
ite in California. IT is to be regretted
that such stress is placed upon her
athletic achievements when her grace
and many accomplishments should
claim more attention. OF course, she is
enthusiastic over outdoor recreation,
but she has such abounding enthusiasm
that it must be expressed, and people
forget that the expression Of her inter
est in outdoor life is only part of her
personality. She is an excellent horse
woman and was an enthusiastic spec
tator at the recent polo games Her
victory in guiding Alfred Vanderbilt s
yacht established her reputation for un-
| usual courage, but il is not quite fair
to forget that she is a charming. we'll
4 bred girl. Her attractive personality
/ has many phases and should she he
4 AAA0ANtA " lIllS summer as the
guest of Mrs Hobart Burlingame will
come TO look upon her charming feni-
/ mime traits with as much admiration as
upon her athletic achievements
Miss Mabel Gregory. whose portrait
is reproduced on the society page to-
day, has just returned after a pleasant
visit in the southern part of the state
with her mother. Mrs f. K. Gregory.
Miss Gregory is one of the popular
girls in society and has entertained
frequently at home affairs during the
season. She will pass part of the sum
mer in town, but will enjoy brief week
end visits during the coming month.
The tea given last Thursday after
noon by Miss Julie Heyneman at her
studio in Presidio avenue was one OF
the delightful affairs that was ar
ranged in an impromptu way and
brought together many clever people.
The studio tea Of the hour is an inter
esting reunion of society people and
their friends who have more serious
pursuits, and the informal little as
semblies are likely to grow in favor,
/ II it be possible for the afternoons to
be more popular. for the reason that
many people are anxious to pass an
hour with really interesting friends
who have not much leisure on other
days to greet their scores OF acquaint-
ances. The tea given by Miss Heyne-
man was a compliment TO Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shakespeare OF London,
who are here for a brief period.
Among those who called at the
pretty studio in Presidio avenue dur
ing the afternoon were:
Mrs. Eugene Galois Mrs Halle Davis
Mrs. Sflas Palmer Mrs Fred Lake
Mrs. Walter MacGavinI Miss Louise Breeze
! Mrs. Timothy Hopkins Bruce Porter
Mrs. Ernest $. Simpson Mrs Carrie Rfxford
Miss Fernando Pratt johnson
Miss Elizabeth Murison
Mrs Richard Derby gave one of
the prettiest luncheons Of the week
at the Francesca club. Mrs Derby has
returned recently to this side of the
J bay after several months residence