The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-31

A N engagement that has been ru-
~ mored for many weeks, after the
usual manner OF engagements,
was announced yesterday. and the
friends OF Theodore wores, the well
known artist, had an opportunity Of
congratulating him upon his betrothal
TO Miss Carrie Bauer. Wores is a mem
Der of the Bohemian club and has
wide acquaintance here and abroad
as much OF his time has been passed
in Europe and his reputation as an ar
list extends to the art centers abroad.
He is famous for his fine Japanese pic
lures and has travelled a great deal
in the orient. Miss Bauer is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Caroline Bauer and a sister
of Chris Bauer and Captain George
Bauer, naval militia. She has many
friends here who will be interested in
the approaching wedding. but the date
for that event is not yet announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mayo Newhan.
with the Misses Elizabeth and Marian
Newhall. are lingering in Santa Bar
bara, where they will probably pass
the remaining months of the summer.
They were Joined recently by Miss
Ethel Cooper and Miss Linda Cadwala-
der, who are enjoying a visit in the
southern city. Mrs. Jimmy Robinson
is also there for the summer. and en-
tertains at frequent and informal af-
fairs. Another recent Tisitor in the
south was Charles Freedom, who has
been visiting his relatives, Mrs. Fred
erick McNear, Mrs. William II. Tay-
Tor and other members OF the Hop
kins family, at Miramar, but will en-
| Joy brief visit in this city before re-
| turning to his home in Paris, where
he has passed many years, to the re-
greet of his California friends, since he
is devoted to HIS home in the foreign
| city.
Major and Mrs. Charles WaIlcutt
are at the Hotel Stewart for a brief
stay and will sail August for the
Philippines, and their friends here have
not had much time to entertain for
this popular army couple. They have
returned after a six months leave OF
absence for the major, during which
they have been travelling in the east
and have visited New York. Washing
ton, Philadelphia and several of the
southern cities Before leaving for the
east Major and Mrs. Wallcutt had
been stationed for several years at
Whipple barracks in Arizona, and did
not visit this city often Mrs. Wall
cult is a cousin of Mrs. William Pew
ton of this city, and is the daughter
of the late Colonel Robert Crofton.
U. S. A. for many years in command
OF the Fifteenth infantry.
Mrs. Francis Branngan, the wife of
Secretary Branngan OF the Philippine
commission, is in this city for a brief
visit and during her stay here will
be at the st. Francis. Mrs. Brannean
has host of friends who have been
anxious to entertain for the attractive
visitor during her visit in town and
several informal affairs have ALREADY
been enjoyed, with Mrs. Branngan as
the complimented guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rogers. with
their daughter, Miss Margaret Rogers.
have returned from the east. where
they have been passing the summer
and in fact had left here early in the
season with their daughter, Miss Cecile
Rogers. whose marriage with DR.. Her
bert Franklin Hamilton, took place
June IN New York. The engagement
was announced last winter at A tea
given at the home of Mrs. Edwin II.
Young, and the Rogers family de-