The San Francisco call., 1909-09-02

COCIETY is absorbed in the charity
vaudeville to be given this month
at Fair Oaks, and every day there
are rehearsals in town for the
great event, with Mrs. Frederick Nc
Near as the clever director and
score of others to assist in the delight
full enterprise The plans are yet In
embryo but the next rehearsal will be
held Friday afternoon at the st. Fran
els, and Willard Barton will coach sew
eral of the clever society amateurs for
their respective stunts. Among those
who are taking an active interest in
the affair is Miss Jennie Crocker, who
is to be one of the accompanies, and
is to take part in the program in an
attractive role. Among other girls who
are scheduled to attract especial atten-
ton of the vaudeville, which will take
place in mid September, are Miss Mary
Keeney, Miss Florence Hopkins and
Miss Jeanne Gallois, with several
others of the Burlingame set.
MRS. Uriel Sebree, the charming wife
been at the Fairmont for brief visit,
will leave today for San Diego, where
she will visit her father, Colonel Bridg-
man. u. S. A. and Will return to this
city September Z, intending to sail Sep
fember s for Honolulu, where she will
ioin Admiral Sebree Mrs. Sebree will
not be able to accept the hospitalities
that have been planned for her visit
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panied by a party of friends, as had
been anticipated, bur will make the
Journey practically atone. She is one
of the most attractive and charming
women in the navy set and great
favorite wherever she has been enter
tanned, and it is matter of regret
that her stay in town was of such brief
duration.
Mrs. Patrick Kervin has sent out
cards announcing the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Mary Lita Kervin, and
William Woodburn Jr of Reno, New,
The wedding took place August 81 at
the Kervins summer home in Alameda
and was without ostentation, but the
couple has a host of friends who will
be surprised and pleased by the an
nouncement. Mrs. Kervin announced
the engagement of her daughter to the
clever young attorney early in the
summer. but the friends of the couple
were not aware that the wedding
would follow the engagement news
this season Mr.. and Mrs. Woodburn
will reside at Reno, after a honeymoon
trip.
Miss Dorothy Draper. the attractive
young fiancee of Kirkwood H. Dona-
VIM one of the most popular midship-
men in the navy, is the center of in
terest since the announcement of her
engagement, and there is particular
rejoicing in the navy set where the
bride elect is a favorite. She is the
younger sister of Miss Elsa Draper,
whose engagement was announced this
summer to Lawrence Kaufman, u.
S. N, and the two popular navy men
are lifelong friends and classmates
The Misses Draper are the daughters
of Colonel and Mrs VAIN Morgan
Draper of San Rafael, and have many
friends in the younger set. No date
has been mentioned for the wedding
of Miss Dorothy Draper and Donavin,
but it will probably be an event of
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wadsworth
Martin of Philadelphia, who have been
visiting friends in this city and We're
recently the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Abbott at Carmel left yes
terday for visit of a fortnight or
more at Coronado beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter E. Dean, with
their daughter, Miss Helen Dean, have