The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
The Jnart Jet

T-HE brilliant reception Of the week
was held last evening at the Of
fcers club at the Presidio, when
the officers of the Thirtieth infantry
honored Colonel Charles st. John Chubb
and Mrs. Chubb. Colonel Chubb came
here recently to take command of the
Thirtieth, and he has been showered
with congratulations. Mrs Chubb
shares the popularity of her husband.
She is a charming matron and one of
the well known army women who has
friends in many cities. Mrs Chubb is
a daughter of the late General Thomas
Eaton, and she will add to the gayety
of the group of army hostesses at the
Preside.
The Officers club was decorated with
flags and greens, while the many pref
ty gowns made a scene to be remem-
bered. Among those who attended the
reception were:
General and Mrs. Lieutenant George E.
Major and Mrs, Pickett Captain Erwin
Captain and Mrs. Davis Captain George Grimes
Mrs. II. ID. Green Captain William Welch
Major Joseph p. O'Neill lieutenant NJ C. Corey
Major az, and and Mrs Freder- Lieutenant Ben Wade
lex Day Lieutenant George B.
Captain Frank \. VIII Sharon
cox
Mrs. James Robinson entertained at
an informal luncheon yesterday at the
Palace for less than a dozen guests
The hostess recently returned from a
motor trip through Lake county with
her daughter. Miss Elena Robinson, and
several other friends. Mrs. Robinson
will remain in town for several weeks,
but will leave early in June for the
south, where she expects to pass most
of the summer.
Mrs. Lawrence Hamilton Austin,
who was Miss Roma Paxton is the
recipient of many social compliments
on the eve of her departure for the
east The attractive young matron will
leave early next week, accompanied by
her husband, Lieutenant Austin, who
has retired from the navy. They will
make their home in New York, much
to the regret of their friends here. Mrs.
Austin was the guest of honor d an in
formal tea given yesterday by Miss
Edith Treanor at her home in Pacific
avenue. There were only a few of the
close friends of Mrs. Austin hidden to
the farewell party.
Among the weddings that are scfed-
uleJ to take place in June none is more
interesting than that of Miss Elsa
Draper and Midshipman James Law
renee Kaufman. Although the date is
not announced the event is to be ceIe-
brated early in the month and will be
an affair of social Importance, with the |
elaborate appointments that belong by |
tradition to the service weddings
The fact that Midshipman Kaufman
is to be stationed at Mare island will
affairs that are to be given for the
couple in the days preceding the June |
wedding. They will be entertained in !
the naval set and in town, as we'll as |
in San Rafael, which is the home town |
of the brides mother Mrs. T. VAIN |
Morgan Draper.
Another wedding of June will be that I
of Miss Dorothy Draper and Midship- I
man Kirkwood Donavin. 1t will be a |
brilliant affair also, with the appoint
ments that are inseparable from a navy
affair. The plans for the wedding are |
ind efinite, but in the days preceding the |
ceremony the popular bride elect will
be the center of many entertainments. |
Miss Anna Nicholson Scott. whose |
wedding with Almer NewhaII will take |
place next Thursday. is to be the feted |
guest at several parties preceding that
lHt0TcStlHS cNcHl. oHe is faVOr1te |
with the younger girls and many lunch /
cons and teas have been given in her
honor. A tea party is to be given to- |
morrow by Mrs. Edwin Newhall for the
attractive bride to be.
Miss Myra Josselyn has been enter
tanning at a series of weekend parties
at her country home at Woodside and /
the girls of the younger set have en-
loved manv happy outings at 49, -
pitable country home. Among. those
who have just returned to town after
visiting at the Josselyn country place /
is Miss Ethel Cooper.