The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
The Smart SET

March "a for the east and Eu-
rope. They. will be away for
year and will pass most of the time
at Carlsbad. where it is hoped that
Mrs. Bertheau will recover her health
Mrs. Bertheau and her daughter have
not accepted any social favors before
their departure on account of Mrs. Ber-
theaus Illness
Miss Laura and Miss Alexandra Ham
ilton have been enjoying the early
spring in Rome and will pass several
weeks longer in picturesque Italy be-
fore turning homeward. 1t is expected
that these charming girls will be here
for the early summer.
DR.. julius Rosenstirn, who has been
living at the Bohemian club for many
months, will leave shortly for the east
and Europe, where he will travel for
year or more. 1t is probable that he
will be joined later in the summer by
his daughter, Mrs. Sidney Joseph. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph have taken the Bone
stell home, in San Mateo. where they
are established for the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Shepard are es-
tablished for the season at the Hotel
Victoria and the charming bride is re-
ceiving a cordial greeting from many
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard enjoyed
an extended visit in the eastern cities
after their wedding several months ago
in Chicago.
Miss Virgilia Bogue will be hostess
next Monday afternoon at a luncheon
and card party to be given at her home
in Vallejo street The affair is to be-
quite informal, and a dozen friends are
anticipating the reunion.
Miss Edith Bull, accompanied by Mrs.
Frederick Palmer, will leave Sunday
morning for a trip to South America,
and intends to visit many places of in
terest A trip through Africa is plannel.
and it is possible that the travellers will
visit Spain before their return. Mrs
Palmer and Miss Bull will travel for sew
eral months, and will probably remain
away all summer.
Mrs. Philip Van Horne Lansdale, with
her sister, Miss Bertha Eldredge Smith,
have been enjoying a brief trip to Del
Monte, where they passed the time
motoring and driving.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin will pass the
weekend at Burlingame as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin. She will
be entertained in an informal way also
by Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Cooper who
have a charming bungalow there, and
Mrs. Martin is always the center of an
admiring group of friends during her
visits to Burlingame.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holbrook expect
to be established in their new home in
Pacific avenue within a month, since
the attractive residence is nearing COM
pletion.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyman ShieIs
have an attractive bungalow at Los
Gatos, where they entertain frequently,
and, in fact, Los Gatos is quite cen
ter for entertainment this season. A
number of persons from town are es-
tablished there for the dull DAYS Of
Lent and a series of pleasant affairs
are enjoyed in an informal way. Mrs
Virginia Foote Beede occupies a pretty
bungalow there and was hostess one
afternoon this week at a bridge party
Mrs. ]. Downey Harvey and Miss
Genevieve Harvey are at Del Monte
but it is probable that they will be in
town shortly for a visit and will be
the guests of Mrs Eleanor Martin at
her home in Broadway.
A. N. Drown and Miss Newell Drown
left yesterday for European trip and
will be away probably for several
months, during which they will travel
on the continent.
The Alexander Hamiltons are at
Coronado for delightful visit.
Miss Kathleen de Young will enter
tain next Monday afternoon at an in
California street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Banding ex-
pect to return to Belvedere in the lat
ter part of April after an extended
stay in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Welch left
yesterday for Pasadena and will spend
some time in the southern part of the
state.
The Sidney B. Cushings will return
shortly to their country home in Mill
Valley, where they will pass the great
er part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lusk will leave
next week after delightful visit here
and expect to sail on the Korea next
Tuesday for Japan. During their stay
in this city and in Sausalito the couple
I have been extensively entertained
r. p. Schwerin will return in a few
days after an absence of several weeks.
during which time he has been in New
York and other eastern cities
Mrs Gerritt Livingston Lansing was
hostess yesterday afternoon at bridge
party given at her home in Pacific ave-
nue.. The affair was the second in a
series of informal afternoons that Mrs.
Lansing has given for her friends dur-