The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28
The Cndrt Jet

/ NV CdlCHudT ftOudy ana the dinners
and attendant festivity there
can be only one conclusion about
the day in town. These army af-
fairs have on several previous occa-
sions checked impending social dull
ness and they never fail to fulfill all
the anticipations of the young people
who have been attending the dances
at the post.
One of the elaborate dinner parties
this evening will be given by Captain
and Mrs. Sterling P. Adams. who are
fond of entertaining before the dance,
sometimes for dozen guests and often
for more. as their fancy inclines
Mrs. Adams is charming hostess
and has long record for delightful
parties at the Preside this season.
1t will be news indeed to the friends
OF Miss Nora Brewer and Edward I.
Cudahy to learn that the wedding of
this popular couple will take place
August 81 at the Roman Catholic
church in San Mateo without the elabo-
rate detail that had been anticipated
However, the arrangements are not yet
complete, but without doubt the mar
riage will be one of the most interest
ing of the autumn affairs not only to
society here, but also in the east, where
the bridegroom to be has a wide ac-
quaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Pope are in
Burlingame for the season. but are
frequent visitors to town nevertheless
Several other society folk who are in
the suburb presumably for the entire
summer are often in the city, where
they enjoy a visit of a day or more
before returning to Burlingame. The
George Newhalls are there and the Rob-
ert Colemans with several more, who
are dividing their time between town
and country this season.
Fred Greenwood has been visiting
friends in Portland and Seattle during
the last few weeks and has enjoyed
the exposition in the northern city dur
ing his travels. His splans for the
often are, for he likes to wander
wherever fancy dictates and is seldom
In town during any part of the summer.
The early season, however, was passed
here with DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Dwight
Chapman, who have gone to their coun-
try home, "Skyacres.' where they have
been during the most of the season
with the exception of an eastern trip
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin r. Higgins have
been away on a succession of brief
trips, but have not been absent from
their home in Pacific avenue for a stay
of long duration this season.
Miss Merle Maddern, who has been
visiting here for several weeks as the
guest of her parents and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Maddern, will go to New York Fri
day. where she will join Mrs. Minnie
Maddern Fiske for the season. in the
eastern metropolis. Miss Maddern has
been home for a rest, but number of
informal affairs have marked her stay
as one of unusual enjoyment, and she
has received cordial greeting from her
friends and congratulations upon her
success.
DR.. and Mrs. w. f. McNutt have
leased their house in town to Mrs. l..
l.. Baker and her attractive daughters,
who have taken the home in Jackson
street for the season. Miss Helen
Baker, whose marriage with Drum
mond MacGavin will take place in
November, has been passing part of the
summer with her mother In San Ra-
fael She has been a frequent visitor
to town and was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wakefield Baker during the early
season at the Baker country home in
the northern part of the state. Miss
Dorothy Baker is in Paris and will
remain abroad for several months
longer, returning before the holidays.
however, and in time for the wedding
of her elder sister. Drummond Mac
Gavin, by the way, has been a recent
visitor at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter MacGavin. but has re-
turned to Shasta, where his interests
are located for the present and his
attractive sister. Miss Dolly MacGavin,
is expected home today after a visit of
several weeks out of town as the guest
of friends in Napa county.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Bogue are home
again after an interesting trip to the
north this summer, and incidentally
visit to the exposition at Seattle. They
enjoyed brief visit at Portland and
other of the northern cities, but will be
in town probably for the remaining
months of summer.
Miss Vera Talbot, who has been Wis
iting here this summer. is enjoying a
motor trip as the guest of friends at
Aetna springs and will be out of town
for several days. She is the attractive
daughter of the w. III. Talbots and
will probably be a debutante of the
next season here. although She has
passed much of her time with her
mother in Washington and the eastern
cities.
The Baldwin Woods have returned to
town after a delightful outing, one of
a series that they have enjoyed this
summer, and the latest excursion was
made through the northern part of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. " Meyerstein will
return from their country home in So
noma county early in August and will
be located at 1855 Broadway this sea-
son.
Mrs. Ellen Richards of the Boston
School of Technology, who has been
lecturing at the summer school of the
state university. will give talk this