The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
GOODALLS TOUR
GREAT BRITAIN
Oakland Family Completing a
Trip Across Seas Which
Covered the Continent

E OAKLAND, Aug. 12.-Captain Charles
Miner GoodaH and. Mrs Goodall. with
their daughter, Miss Helen Goodall, are
in England enjoying tour of the Brit
1sh isles during the early fall. They
viii probably return to their home in
the Lakeside district about the middle
of September. The Goodall party has
Travelled through France and Germany,
Switzerland and Italy. They were
among the Californians attending the
passion play at oberammergau.
Miss Wynne Meredith made Miss
Frances Soule the inspiration this af
ternoon for one of the more elaborate
affairs of the week. asking friends 70
meet the young bride elect at an hour
al cards. An informal tea rounded out
the occasion. This is the first compli
ment which Miss Soule has accepted
since the formal announcement of her
betrothal to Ralph D. Emerson. Emer
son is well known businessman of
Hoquiam Wash, where he and his
bride will establish their home. Miss
Soule recently returned from the north.
where she spent number of weeks as
the guest of her aunt. She has made
no immediate plans for her marriage.
Mrs. P. H. Remiliard and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian Remillard, have taken
apartments at the Fairmont for few
days, coming up from Santa Cruz on
short visit to the bay cities. The Rem
lizards formerly made their home in
Oakland, where they claim wide
circle of friends. The summers they
pass in Santa Cruz, with an occasional
trip Of he fax
Miss. Remillard has devoted herself to
a study of music and the cultivation of
her beautiful voice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Searles will
leave in October for trip abroad, ex-
pecting to spend six months or so on
the continent. The attractive young
matron has taken apartments at Del
Monte for the late August. Before her
departure for the Atlantic coast and
Europe she will be extensively feted.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tenant Plum
mer will leave for the Hawaiian islands
August 20, where the young business
man has accepted fiattering business
opportunity. The many friends of the
young couple about the bay regret
that their permanent home is to be
esta blished so far away. Since their
marriage of year ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Plummer have lived in Stockton, but
have been frequent guests in Oakland.
Before her wedding Mrs. Plummer was
Miss Katheryn Burns, girl exceed
ingly popular in the smart set of Berk-
eley.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Turton left
this evening for Shasta, where they VIII
spend the weekend, returning to their
Claremont home Tuesday evening.
One of the prettiest appointed lunch
cons of the week was that at Which
Mrs Floyd E. de Groat entertained half
a dozen or so friends at the Claremont
country club. A session at the bridge
tables was enjoyed after the discussion
of the menu.
Mrs Lloyd Rawlings and Miss Jane
Rawlings are in San Francisco during
the mid August, the house guests of
Dr. Alexander Warner and Mrs. War
ner.
Mrs. William Luke, formerly Miss
Hazel Knapp, is again in the bay cities,
having returned Sunday from Nevada,
where she has been during the sum-
mer. On Wednesday afternoon her
mother, Mrs. W. B. Knapp, entertained
at bridge party at her home in
Berkeley, making her sister, Mrs. Par
sons, who is also her house guest, the
inspiration of the occasion. Mrs. Knapp
was assited in entertaining by Mrs.
Luke.
Mrs. Fl. l.. Eastman and her daugh-
ter, Miss Edna Eastman, are still at
their attractive summer place at
Shasta, where they have been spend
ing the season. They will not return
to the bay cities until later in the
month.