The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
The Jndrt Jet
HE engagement of Miss Julia Cal

legos, who is visiting in this city,
to Harry A. Minton of Boston,
which was announced yesterday, con-
sidered in connection with the lunch
con given at the Fairmont in compIi-
ment to Miss Hester Borden, the fancee
Of Paymaster Harry Collins, u. s. N,
and the tea given for Miss Peggy Simp-
son, the fancee of Lieutenant Harold
S. Naylor, U. S. A, quite keep up the
romantic aspect of social affairs this
month. Truly the brides elect have
matters their own way, as one may
see in glancing down the social calen-
dar. And no one wishes il otherwise
for what is more interesting in June
than the news of weddings and brides
elect?
Miss Julia Gallegos is visiting her
cousins, the Rafael Gallegos in this
city, and is the daughter of Mrs. j.
Gallegos of Mission San Jose, and the
family name is well known in the
state. The friends of the pretty bride
elect have not met her fiance, but
he is said to be a charming fellow
and very clever. No date has been
mentioned for the wedding.
Miss Hester Borden received the
compliment OL pretty luuCnoOH yes
terday given by Mrs. James Hamilton
Morton at the Fairmont. Those in
vited were the members of the bridal
party, including two cousins of the
bride, Miss Frances fearce and Miss
Juliet Borden, who are to be brides
maids at the wedding next week; the
maid Of honor, Miss Adelaide Lime,
together with a few other friends
among whom were Miss Ila Sontag,
xvh ~ bo cd fro okr
and Miss Margaret Morbio.
Mrs. Sterling p Adams tea. given
at the Presidio yesterday for Miss
Peggy Simpson, was a pretty affair,
and the decorations and the gowns of
the girls helped in the picturesque eff
feet. The decorations were red, the
artillery color, and roses being used in
profusion. Mrs. Adams was assisted
in receiving her guests by:
Miss Dolly MacGavin Miss Winifred Mearx
Miss Mabel Gregory Miss Marie Lundeen
Miss Bottoms Mrs. Frances Kates
Among the guests were:
Miss Genevieye walkerlLieutenanr Cruz, q. S.
Miss Marie Churchill A.
Miss Mss Marie Rose Deane Lieutenant Williams, U.
Miss Helen HIbbs Lieutenant Walker. U.
Miss Willis williams 5. A.
Miss Emma Turner Lieutenant Hickson, U.
Miss Julia Brinkle S.A
Miss Laura Farnsworth Lieutenant Schwabe L.
Miss Mildred Woodruff s A.
Miss Anna Weller Captain Robinsop. I. S.
Miss Carolyn Nash Captain Casey, L.. S. A.
San Hamilton Lieutenant Currter, U.
A. ]. Owen s. A.
Ben Nourse Lieutenant MOtlow. U.
II. W. Runyon S. A
Leigh sypher Captain Bottoms, U. s.
Lieutenant Naylor, U: A.
s., A. Lieutenant Burns, U. S.
Lieutenant s. &. Potter u A
An engagement and wedding date
that will interest many friends is that
of Prof Adelbert e. Kellogg and Miss
Kate Chiids Batchelder, whose wedding
will take place June IT. The news
will be a great surprise and will be
followed by congratulations from
friends all over the state, as the couple
are extremely well known in a social
way, as we'll as in the educational
world
Professor Kellogg has achieved much
in his literary work and at present
holds the position of principal of the
Hamilton grammer school. Miss Batch
elder belongs to one of the well known
families of the city. and is a daughter
of the late Captain Batchelder and a
sister OF Lincoln Batchelder.
The bride elect is the guest of rela-
tives in Berkeley. and 1t is probable
that the wedding viii take place in the
college town.
The w. Mayo Newhalls are exnectfng
TO pass the greater part of the sum-
ner at the Hotel Potter in Santa Bar
bara, but win vary the pleasant So
journ in the south with a series of
motor trips and briefs visits farther
south. The family will leave town
this month upon the return of Mavo
Newhall from school in the east, and
will remain away almost the entire
season.
Miss Ethel McAllister left yesterday
for brief visit to- Belvedere, where