The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
are made. Ensign TheobaId is stationed
on the Wisconsin.

are made. Ensign Theobald is stationed
on the Wisconsin.
Another engagement. or perhaps the
most important item of gossip in the
way of an engagement and certainly
the most unexpected, was that OF Miss
Katherine Metealfe and Dr. John
Brooke Kaufman of the navy, now
stationed at Yerba Buena island. Miss
Metcalfe is q stunAing girl. versatile
and vivaeious, with turn for things
serious and study rather than society.
but she is great favorite just the
same in a social way. She is the
younger daughter of Captain John Net
calfe and a sister of Miss Edith Met
calfe, who is one Of the most popular
girls in society. DR. Kaufman is
fine fellow. and is a favorite in the navy
set He comes of a Virginia family
and is distinguished in his profession
with host of friends, who are con-
graduating him upon the announce
ment of his engagement to Miss Met
calfe. The wedding will take place
this month, and the couple viii be here
after a honeymoon trip.
One of the engagements announced
last week was that of Lieutenant
Thomas F. Mcneil of the coast artil-
lery corps. L. s. A. to Miss Martha
Jackson of Cincinnati, Ohio. The pop
ular young officer is stationed at the
Preside, but Miss Jackson is in the
east where she lives with her mother,
Mrs. Annis Jackson. She is pretty
girl. with many accomplishments. and
the friends of Lieutenant Mcneil are
extending their happiest fluctuations.
The wedding will take place in the lat
ter part Of the month. but is to be cele-
brated in Seattle, Wash. 1t is prob
able that the couple will come to this
city and their friends are anticipating
their arrival next month.
The wedding of that attractive and
wealthy young heiress, Miss Azalea
Keyes, and Alfred H. Heilman took
place at Passy, a suburb of Paris, but
the friends of the bride in this city
This charming girl, who has been trav-
cling in Europe since the death of her
father. Winfield Scott Keyes, has many
close friends here and in particular is a
friend of Miss Molly Dutton. She is
a granddaughter of the late Judge S.
Hunter Hastings and of General A. D.
Heyes. Among her relatives in this
city are Mrs. John A. Darling, Alex
ander D. Keyes and Mrs A H Loot
rcr1, 7f,,o oh f<.I
with nuptial mass, which was fol-
lowed by a reception land breakfast
for half a hundred guests. Mr.. and
Mrs Heilman will travel on the CONT
nent. but no mention has been made
so far of a possible trip to California,
which their friends would anticipate
with pleasure
portrait is shown today of Miss
Genevieve Walker, the vlvacious little
granddaughter Of Mrs. Eleanor Martin,
who has won such a host of friends
during her visits to California She is
at present in San Luis Obispo county
as the guest of her cousins the Misses
Won Schroeder.
Miss Helen Dean, whose portrait an
pears today. is spending several weeks
at Lake Tahoe. where she is the guest
Of DR.. and AIRS. Grant Selfridge.
Tt might be said that the cost of
gown makes the whole world kin.
There is a strange similarity between
the American and japanese husband
on this question, according to the story
told TO clubman, who is certain that
he has made a psychological discovery
IN this matter that may contribute to
The wisdom Of nations. AS everyone
knows. many of the Japanese women
who attended the recent banquet for