The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01


dinner preceding the. dance, and among
Others who entertained guests before
the enjoyable event were Miss Peggy
Simpson, the pretty fiance of Lieuten-
ant Naylor, U.s. A. and Miss Marie
Lundeen. daughter of Colonel and Mrs.
Lurdeen4
Among those at the dance werei
Mrs. Eleanor Martin lieutenant Harold
Miss: Nellie Grant 'Naylor. T. $. A.
Miss Peggy Simpson Edward Barnes Egbert
Miss Marie Ldndeen Lieutenant James ?.
Miss Anna Peters Burn, L. 5. A.
Miss lnnes* keeney Lieutenant Peel, L.
Mrs Henry Ferguson = A.
epR 6s i and ADAMS M5s Ser captain See Stewart
Captain and Mrs. O.. IIieutenant Vaughan.
i. NJ. Hazard L. S. A.
Colonel aud Mrs. Lieutenant Randall. :
E4undeen O. s. A.
Captain Casey t. S. A. Miss Marie Rose Dean
Roger Williams Miss Laura Farnsworth
William r. Eceles Carlos Adams of
Captain Ernest Smith Georgia
L. s. A. Mr.. aud Mrs Louis
Lieutenant Nixon, Ristlon Mead
l. 8 A.
Teddy Eyre, who is home from an
eastern school, was the host last Wed
nesday evening at a dancing party
given for score or more of his young
friends at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Eyre, in Menlo. The
dance shared Importance with the army
hop: on the same evening and the group
of young people who are devoted to
dancing whether the season be summer
or winter were extremely regretful
that the two dancing parties could not
have been distributed Many of the
guests at the Eyre dance were from
Menlo and Burlinganre. to be sure, but
there was a goodly representation from
tewr among them being Miss isabel
.Spra que. who. is the guest of Mrs
Eleanor Martin. Miss Ethel Crocker.
who IS home for the summer with her
parents. the William H.. Crockers, was
among those present and also william
H. Croker Jr-, while among the girls
from town were Miss Anita Mailliard
and Miss Dorothy Page.
{ The wedding of Miss Helen Baker
and :Drummend MacGavin is beginning
to have an immediate interest for their
friends. Although the date has not
been decided it is expected that the
event will take place in the early win
ter Miss Baker will be in town short
~. after long absence in San Rafael
where she has been with her mother
Mrs. l. L. Baker. They have taken
the AIcNutt house in Jackson street
and viii be esta blished there for the
season. Miss Dorothy Baker is yet in.
Paris, but she Will return soon and win
be here for the wedding of her sister
in the early season. She is also due to
make her formal bow to society this
winter and viii be chaperoned on the
hopeward journey by her aunt, Miss
Kate Stone, who Will be here of course
for the marriage. 1t is probable that
Miss Dorothy Baker will be maid of
honor and the other attendants will be
Miss Lou Foster, Miss Dolly MacGavin
Miss Bessie Ashton, Miss Claire Nichols,
Miss Sarah Coffin and Miss Dolly
Gushing. Carlton Curtiss will act as
best man and the ushers viii be Raj
ston Curtiss, Herbert Baker and Her
bert Schmidt The ceremony in all
proba biIity will take place at Trinity
and will be followed by a reception at
the home of the brides mother.
Among those who are coming to the
city for the wedding are Mrs. George
Ashton and her daughters. Miss Helen
and Miss Bessie Ashton, who are ex-
peeted to sail from Southampton early
in October and in fact Will accompany
Miss Stone and her niece on the home
ward voyage. The Ashtons have been
delightfully."- entertained during their
stay abroad and upon more than one
occasion were the guests of Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Reid, and their friends
here remember the Interesting descrip-
ton they wrote of the fourth of July
spent at Dorchester house with the
Reds.
The wedding of Miss Nora Brewer
and Edward /. Cudahy is matter of
engross$ng interest down Burlingame
way, and the attractive bride elect has