The San Francisco call., 1910-05-04
fGRAHAM CASTLE
I TOOUTSHINE ALL
Picturesque Social Pathfinder
Will Put Burlingame's
Palaces to Blush

| is so wonderfully, typically and
picturesquely American in her cometlike
career across the social horizon that
she has astonished her own countrymen
most of all, is said to be studying arch
itectural effects among the castles of
Europe during her sojourn abroad this
year. She has in mind, so those of
San Francisco's smart set who sojourn
in the rarefied air of Santa Barbara's s
socially elect declare, the erection of a
house which will reduce the Burlingame
palaces to that state described as mot
| one, two, three
The big white mansion on the cliff
between the Potter and Montecito is
to be torn down, destroyed, totally de-
molished and forgotten, while on it's
site Will rise stately castle modelled
after some of the best things of the old
world
| Many thousand barrels of the most
| expensive oil must come out of the
Miller Graham wells up and down the
state to purchase the wonderful ma
terials which will constitute the Mil
Ter Graham family seat And then it
will be occupied only three or four
months of each year.
The informal affairs of the week
| will number at least one dance of
more than ordinary social import
tance The hop at the Officers club is
| always an addition If not an illumina-
| tion for a dull week, and the dance
this evening will not be an exception
| to the rule. The hosts will greet about
| 100 friends this evening at the Pre-
| sidio hop. There will be several of the
younger set from town at the gala af-
/ fair.
The dance at the Mare island navy
| yard this evening will attract large
number of guests from town and a
| group of the younger girls is going
up for the midweek festivity. There
are several charming young matrons at
the yard who are fond of entertaining
Among these are Mrs. Eugene Hale
| Douglas and Mrs. Duncan Gatewood
Both of these hostesses Will give din
ner parties this evening for several
| girls from town. The informal party
at which Mrs. Douglas will preside will
be given in compliment to Miss Mabel
Gregory. 4
Among the guests who are going to
the dance this evening will be Miss
Anna Peters, who is a favorite in the
service set
The dance has been arranged by Ad-
miral and Mrs. osterhaus.
| Colonel and Mrs John L. Lundeen
entertained at an informal dinner last
| evening a the Presidio. Another din
ner party at the post that will be of
| special interest to the service set will
| be given this evening by Lieutenant
and Mrs. Wadex for less than a dozen
| friends.
Captain and Mrs. Grimes gave one of
the most enjoyable dinner parties Of
the week at their quarters at the Pre-
sidlo. The decorations We're American
beauty roses.-Among those at the table
were:
Captain and Mrs Chap Lieutenant and Mrs.
Lieutenant and Mrs Lieutenant and Mrs
Lieutenant Kelly Mrs Roberts
Mrs. Joseph P. O'Neill, the attractive
wife of Major O'Neill, entertained the
members of card club yesterday
afternoon in her home at the Presidio
There were 20 guests. The hostess
was assisted in receiving by her sister
Miss Troop.
! Rev. David Crabtree and Mrs. Crab
| tree, who was Miss Eugenia Hawes. are
| receiving the congratulations of their
! friends upon the arrival of a little son
in their home at Bakersfield. Mrs
Crabtree was one of the most popular
girls in the local set before her we'd
ding season ago. There were many
messages of felicitation sent to her
yesterday from her friends here.
Miss Theresa Thompson is in Rome,
according to the latest news received
from this traveller, who is having such
a pleasant time abroad. She is accom-
lpanied by Miss Ellen O'Sullivan. They
have had a season in London before
going to the Eternal City In the
meantime they have been to Paris
10 Co
tertained by Vicomte Helie de Dam
pierre and his charming wife at their
villa.
Mrs. ]. Downey Harvey and her
mother, Mrs. b. B. Cutter, are at the
home of Mrs. Eleanor Martin, where
they will remain until after the we'd
ding of Miss Genevieve Harvey and
Ward Barron They have passed most
of their time at Del Monte in recent
years and their friends here are pleased
with their opportunity of entertaining
for them in an informal way.
One of the weddings of early Nav
will be that of Miss Charlotte Snrinr
and DR.. Douglas Montgomery. The
day has been announced for SUNDAY
May 8. 1t will be quiet affair. There
VIII be brief honeymoon trip and the
couple viii return to reside in this
city. The bride elect is a sister of John
H. Spring. She has a host of friends.
The news that Mr. and Mrs Daven-
port Gordon Bromfield will probably he
here some time this month on their
honeymoon trip will be received with
the greatest interest by the friends of
the couple. The bride is not known
here, but she is said to be a charming
and accomplished girl Bromfield has
many friends in this city and in Rur-
lingame who will be pleased to ex-
tend to his bride a cordial welcome.
The wedding took place a few davs
ago at the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds Innis.
In New York. The brides family waS
In mourning. so that the wedding fes-
tivities were simple indeed The bride
was attended by her sister, Mrs. w. w
White Jr. of Providence, as matron Of
honor, while Delevan NJ Baldwin acted
as best man. There were no rshars
and the reception that followed the
ceremony was attended only bv reIa-
tives and few friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Irving Ren+lav
have returned after a stay at Del
Monte, where they enjoyed a visit of
several days.