The San Francisco call., 1909-06-29
Wedding to Take
Place in Vienna
Miss Florence Breckenridge
Will Be Married to
Dr.. Stein in Sep
tember

Or. Steln IN Sep-
tember
l-EHE news that Miss Florence
4 Breckenridge viii not return to
this city in the late season but
that instead it is anticipated that
her wedding with DR.. Stein will take
place in Vienna some time in Septem-
Der. is distinct disappointment to the
friends OF that charming bride elect.
In fact. now that the marriage win
take place abroad. it is quite Uncertain
when her friends here viii have an op-
pOrtunity Of greeting this popular girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharon will return late
in October. according to their original
plan, but DIR. Stein and his bride will
remain in Europe indefinitely. Indeed,
there is altogether a wistfuI aspect
about society in town at present. Every
one, or almost every one who is some
one, is away this month. and the list OF
those out Of town is like sort OF So
ciety roll of honor. There seems to
have been no favored place In which
to pass the summer days, but many
picturesque country homes are open
for hospitality, and every one seems
quite happy for while away from
the city.
/ The Willis Polks are among the peo-
pie from town who are finding San
Mateo very attractive this season. and
are passing most of the summer at the
Peninsula hotel. In fact. many society
folk from the bay cities are sojourning
at the same place this year. Among
others at the hotel are Percy W. seIby
and Miss Jane Selby OF Fair Oaks. who
viii pass the summer at San Mateo.
with frequent visits to town.
1 Mrs. Ernest s. Simpson and Miss Fer
nanda Pratt left a few days ago for
the southern part of the state, where
they will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Wheeler at the Wheeler
country home. Casa Sequan In alpine
San Diego. Mrs. Simpson and her at
] tractive daughter will be out OF town
for several weeks upon this delightful
visit to the south.
/
Mrs. Maurice Casey. accompanied by
Miss Margaret Casey. left a few DAYS
ago for the east. where they viii join
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Winship IN Ports
mouth, n. H, and Will pass the sum-
mer as the guests OF friends in that
city. 1t is possible that Mrs. Winship
may return with them later In the sea-
son ana Tho r,op,v Tria,5s - t14. -
ular young matron are anticipating her
return with pleasure, the more since
she will be accompanied on the home
ward journey by Miss Patricia Cos
grave, who has been away from the city
for such an extended absence WITH
Mrs. winship.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Calvert Foy, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs John
NJ. Foy Of Berkeley. have gone to Lake
Tahoe, where they will pass a few
weeks before returning to their home
In Los Angeles.
Mrs. W. P Harmon and her daugh-
ter. Miss Georgia Harmon, accompa-
MED by Mrs. George Hill Stoddard, are
enjoying a motor trip through the
southern part of the state. and upon
their return will remain in town for a
few days before leaving for the Ham
mon ranch, Palermo. in Butte county,
where they will remain for the sum-
mer months.
The announcement Of the engage
ment of DR.. Benjamin Putnam Kurtz
of the state university and Miss Flor
ence Ansley of Santa Cruz is OF par
ticular interest to society in this city.
as DR.. Kurtz is one OF the most
popular Of the younger men on the
faculty at the college and is also mem
ber of the Bohemian and University
clubs. Miss Ansley is the accom-
plished daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Langdon Ansley OF Santa Cruz she is
graduate OF the University OF Cali
fornia and a prominent sorority girl,
with many friends in this city. DR..
Kurtz is the son OF Mrs. B. c. Kurtz oE
Piedmont and is one of the most dis
tinguished of the younger university
men. He has earned a reputation as
al CACCplAOudll| 5lLLc0
throughout the state. and the news OF
his engagement to the clever Santa
Cruz girl will be followed by con-
gratulations from friends IN many
cities. The wedding will take placs
in the late season and the young
couple will reside in Piedmont.
The home of the William H. Crock
ers in Burlingame will be the scene OF
many delightful parties this summer
while Miss Ethel Crocker and William
Croker Jr. are home from school
They have been in New York for a
year or more and have Just returned
for vacation visit at the family
home. where they viii rtain their
young friends at a series Of Informal
affairs during the summer