The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
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meron Skinkle Jr, Mrs. James Ellis
Tucker, Miss Margaret Foster.
For several years Miss Clement has
| been leading member of the San
Francisco musical society, the mem
bers of which are actively at work for
the success of the concert. Tickets may
be had from the patronesses or from
Miss Clement, 2S46 Washington street.
Miss Clement will play several num-
bers. Mrs. Mathilde Wismer, So
prano Mrs. Frank Van Ness Cox. con-
tralto; Miss Dorothy Pasmore, 'cellist,
and Mr.. Hother tWismer. violinist, will
also be heard on this occasion.
A glance at the society roster of those
who have already left town for the
entire season or a part of the languor-
Gus summer months is surprising, since
so many have departed from town I'M
tremendously without waiting for the
first days of June, that are supposed
as a matter of course to mark the
flight of society to peaceful wales and
restful country homes. The late siren
nous season and the advent of balmy
weather is said to be responsible for
this early seeking of the rural abodes.
Among those who are established for
the summer in the country are Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Edwin Dean with their
daughter. Miss Helen Dean, who are at
the Hotel Rafael for an indefinite stay.
The Misses Won Schroeder have already
gone to their country home, Eagles
nest at San Luis Obispo, for the sum-
mer months, but the BARON and
Baroness Won Schroeder are in San Ra-
fael for brief stay before joining
their daughters at the family's south
ern home
Mrs. William P. Morgan and Miss
Ella Morgan will pass the summer at
the Hotel Peninsula.
Mrs. j. c. kirkpatrick and Miss Su-
zanne visited in town during the last
week, but returned to their bungalow
at Pleasanton. taking with them their
guest. Miss Elsie Benedict, who will
remain for an extended visit at the
hospitable country place.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Martin. who
came up from Paso Robes for the
wedding of Miss Margaret Newhall and
Athol Mclean, have returned to the
country, and in few days Mrs
Eleanor Martin will join them for a
much needed rest from her social du-
ties and a pleasant visit out Of town
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar M. Wilson. with
their attractive daughter, Miss Maud
Wilson, will not leave town until early
in June, when they will open their
country home at Belvedere for the
summer.
The George Newhalls have already
opened their home in Burlingame and
will pass the greater part of the season
down there.
Miss Mary Keeney is out of town
great deal and at present is enjoy
ing visit as the guest of Miss Flor
ence Hopkins at the country home of
the latter at Menlo, which has been
opened for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Polk have taken
apartments at the Peninsula for the
summer, but are anticipating frequent
trips to Santa Barbara.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope, who were
their country home, will pass a part
of the summer at BurIingame
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Girvin Jr have
taken cottage at Ross. The Henry st.
Goars, with Miss Erna St. Goar. are
among others who have, gone to Ross
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Tallant have
taken a cottage at BIithedale and are
accompanied on the outing by their
daughter. Miss Aubrey Tallant. who
has just returned from an eastern
school.
The William H. Crockers are at
Burlingame for the season after their
usual custom.
Mrs. Norman MacLaren is among