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


suburbs of the city, with the
news of the affairs given by the
residue of society in town, and we have
the varied society column of the day.
The gossip in town might be all about
dancing If one wished to discuss in de-
tail the delightful party given last
evening at the Army and Navy club.
The guests who did not dance, how
ever, played bridge. which is a popular
innovation at these club dances, but
the gossip over the cards was all about
house parties out of town and informal
dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Downey Harvey, with
Miss Genevieve Harvey, were at Del
Monte over the holidays and enter
tanned at a dinner party in compliment
to the Bishop da Silva. the distin-
guished Portuguese cleric, who was
formerly an assistant of his grace
Archbishop Riordan in this city. Bishop
da Silva has always been a favorite in
the Martin family since his arrival here
several years ago and has been enter
tanned frequently by Mrs Eleanor
Martin at her home in Broadway. He
is man of interesting personality as
We'll as unusual intellect, with many
friends who are glad to greet him on
Informal or semi formal occasions. The
recent dinner given in his honor by the
Downey Harveys was an informal af-
fair. but quite a delightful reunion for
the few invited guests
Another holiday dinner party was
given at Del Monte by Mrs B. P. Bro
die, who entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Robert j. Woods, who are occupying
the Charles RoIlo Peters Gotta ge at
Monterey this summer with their
daughter Miss Elizabeth Woods. who
was also a guest at the dinner. Mr.. and
over the holiday, were among the in
vited guests, as was Prof r. E.
Allardice
Mrs. ]. C. Kirkpatrick and Miss SUI
zanne Kirkpatrick have been entertain
ing their friends at a series of very
informal house parties this summer at
the kirkpatrick country home at
Pleasanton. Among those who have
been enjoying an extended visit is
Mrs William Allen Kirkpatrick, who
Will probably remain until Mrs. Kirk
patrick and her charming daughter re-
turn to town later in the season.
DIR. and Mrs Beverly MaeMonagle
have been at San Mateo during the
summer and have varied the stay in
the suburb with frequent trips to town
and TO the southern part of the state.
They have been at Del Monte over the
week end, but will return TO town
within few days
Miss Dolly MacGayin is out of town
for one of the delightful visits that
She has been enjoying this summer with
her friends at their country homes and
viii probably remain for several
weeks. She is such popular girl that
her invitations far exceed the time
available in the season of country
trips, but already shes has been able
to fulfill three or four week end visits
that We're promised early in the sum-
mer.
The coming of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Kruttschnitt has been anticipated with
pleasure and interest by their friends
in this city. who will be glad to learn
that the visitors are to be the guests
of Mrs. Kruttschnitt's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Pickering during
their stay and doubtless will be enter
tanned constantly in an informal way
during their visit in town. They will
pass several weeks here before their
return to Mexico City.
A July wedding of unusual interest
was that of Miss Azalea Keyes and
Alfred Heilman, although the ceremony
took place In q suburb of Paris and
none OF the brides friends in this city
was present to offer Fluctuations Sew
eral cablegrams were sent TO the
couple. The bride in particular will be
remembered as one of the most popu-
lar bellies in local society after her
debut here several years ago. She is a
daughter of the late Winfield Scott
Reyes a niece of Alexander Reyes and
also of Mrs. A NJ. Loughborough.
Mrs Carlotta Reed and family,
wealthy land owners of Reed ranch,
near Tiburon. left Monday afternoon
for Los Angeles. where they will at
tend the Elks celebration. and then
visit FL Paso, Denver and the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific exposition at Seattle.
Mrs. W. D. O'Kane and Miss Augusta
Ames left few days ago for the
northern part of the state and intend
passing most of the late summer at
Shasta Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Bennett passed
the holidays at Highland Springs, and
another guest from town for the last
few days at the same place was Mrs.
c. o. Scott. In the earlier days of the
season the Clement BENEFITS were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Cobb
Hale at the country home of the latter
near Shasta Springs.