The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-21

their honeymoon trip and will return
to this city to occupy their home, Whlch
has just been built for them 1nere
was a delightful party given yesterday
for Miss Peel by Mrs. NJ. A Cachot
and daughter. Mrs. L. w. Therkelsen'
but only the closer friends OF the prioe
elect were hidden and the afternoon
was thoroughly informal.
Mrs A. Stuart Baldwin will open
her home in Preside terrace SATURDAY
afternoon for farewell concert TO pc
given Miss Ada Clement, the talented
pianist, prior TO her departure for Eu-
rope, and there will be large at
tendance of society people at the de-
lightful musical affair. The hour an
nounced for the concert is 2:30 O'Clock
and the following artists will con-
tribute to a program of exceptional
merit: Mrs Mathilde Wismer, soprano;
Mrs. Frank Van Ness Cox. contralto;
Miss Dorothy Pasmore, cellist; Hother
Wismer, violinist The patronesses for
the occasion are as follows:
Mrs. Eleanor Martin Mrs. Edward Robson
Mrs. James .,, Otis r. Tay I1n-.oo nov;s
Crocker Mrs. Oscar h. Cushing
Mrs lanes Ellis TuekerMiss Margaret Foster
Miss Laura McKinstryl Mrs. Francis NJ wright
Mrs. John j. Brlce Mrs. Sigmund Stern
Mrs Jerome Lincoln Mrs. A. C. Ruiofson Jr.
Mrs. Francis Carolan Mrs George Alexander
Mrs. Louis Sioss Mrs. Almeron Sklnkle Jr
Mrs. James c. Hood
Paymaster and Mrs. Eugene Hale
Douglas, who was Miss Gertrude Rus
sell. are passing their honeymoon at
the Hotel Potter in Santa Barbara. and
will remain in the southern part OF the
state for an extended visit. The young
couple will return TO make their home
.lar Dzx a CT .
Douglas Is stationed for the present.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry E. Anderson, who
was Miss CordeliA Bishop. have closed
their home in this city and left yester-
day for visit of several weeks in the
east. They will be the guests OF rel
atives and friends in New York, Boston
and Baltimore, where they were Wis
itors three years ago, and will have an
opportunity to renew many pleasant
friendships. They Will return in June.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Winship are presenting their con-
gratulations upon the arrival of a little
daughter this week at the Winship
family home in Macon. Ga. Mrs. Win
ship has been visiting relatives In the
east for several months. and 1T is prob
able now that She will remain some
time longer in Georgia with her little
daughter.
Baroness Won Schroeder is passing
few days in town as the guest of Mrs.
Eleanor Martin at the home of the lat
ter. but will leave shortly for her coun-
try home at San Luis Obispo. accom-
Misses Won Schroeder have already
gone to Eagles Nest and the family
will probably pass the greater part of
the summer there.
Admiral and Mrs Swinburne left a
few days ago for a tour of the grand
canyon of the Colorado. accompanied by
a party of friends. and after a leis-
urely trip through that picturesque
country they will go on to New York.
Dr. and Mrs. Grant Selfridge will
leave early in June for the Yosemite
and will pass several weeks travelling
in the valley, but expect to return to
town for the late summer.
The Henry F. buttons have gone to
San Rafael for the summer and will
enjoy the season at the Hotel Rafael,
which so many society people from the
city have chosen as a convenient coun-
try abode for the coming months. 1t
is claimed by those who have elected
to pass the season in San Rafael that
the proximity to town has had nothing
to do with their choice, which was
guided by preference for climate of
the particular San Rafael variety, but
their friends who are going farther out
of town are dubious about the argu-
ment The weekend trips to town
promise an enjoyable variety for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. la Boyteaux have
closed their home in Pacific avenue
and are established in an attractive
place in San Mateo for the summer.
Judge M. C. Sloss and Mrs. Sloss have
taken an attractive House in Mill Val
ley. where they will pass the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippman Sachs are at
the Hotel Rafael for the summer. and
leased an attractive villa in San Rafael
for the season.
Miss Louise and Miss Evadne
Brickell will leave May 20 for the east
and after brief stay in New York
will sail early in June for England,
where they will travel leisurely for
several weeks. They are contemplate
ing a tour of the British Isles during
the summer and will remain away six
months or more on the interesting
trip.
Mr. and Mrs Arson Herrick are
making quite a stay at Del Monte and
have been entertaining Mr.. and MRS.
Hugh Owen, who. by the way, have
been enjoying an extended honeymoon
tour of the southern part of the state.
and passed many delightful days at
Del Monte with their friends.
Mrs. THOMAS Pollard will entertain
Saturday at musicale to be given at
her Ross Valley home. and this after
noon affair is to be for the benefit of
ST. Anselms church. These musicales.
partly in the nature of charity events.
are becoming quite popular and prom
Use to be one Of the favored modes of
entertainment during the summer
months when little of a formal sort
of hospitality is desired by either
hostess or guests. The Saturday mu-
sicale will attract a number of guests
from town. but the attendance will be
largely from Ross. and the greatest in
terest falls to the share of those anx-