The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12

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w ner parties and an occasional
concert to vary the social rou-
tine the weddings have found large
share of interest in the sum of events.
The marriage of Miss Marian Wright
and Henry C. Campbell will take place
at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirkham Wright. in Scott street. The
bride will be attended by her sister,
Mrs. Edward Torney. as matron of
honor, and two other attendants. Mrs.
Henry Miner Rideout and Miss Nina
Curry. DIR. Shadworth Beasley will act
as best man and the ribbon bearers
will be Louise Langley and Kirkham
Wheeler. The officiating clergyman
will be Rev. David Evans, and none
but relatives and few friends
have been hidden to the pretty cere-
mony.
While the early days of the month
have not been lacking in social attract
considered. not to mention the recep-
tions and dinners. the later days on
the calendar show an array of functions
that assure a succession of pleasant
reunions both for the debutantes and
the older set
One of the dancing parties that will
interest the younger set will be given
by Mrs. NJ H. de Young for her daugh-
ter. Miss Kathleen de Young, and an
other party for the younger girls is
the dinner and dance Saturday evening,
january %. at which Miss Agnes Till
to society. The same date from un-
til o'clock, however, has been re-
served by Mrs. Nicholas Kittle and her
friends for a reception in compliment
to Mrs Allen Lewis of Portland and
Mr. and Mrs. William Hinckley Taylor.
Among the afternoon affairs is the
bridge party that Mrs. Russell Bogue
will give Friday. January p. at her
home in Green street.
Bishop Sidney Partridge and Mrs
Partridge, who have been visiting here
for several weeks. have had a delight
full round of entertainment, albeit in
an informal way. their friends having
been anxious to make their stay in this
city as interesting as possible. They are
visiting Mrs. Partridge's mother. Mrs.
John Simpson, where Mrs. Partridge
has been hostess at frequent informal
receptions. Mrs. Partridge will en-
tertain this afternoon at tea to be
given in the laurel court of the Fair
mont for about 20 guests.
The president and faculty of the
Dominican college at San Rafael have
arranged with Prof. Martin Flaherty
of the department of English in the
state university for a course of lee
lures entitled Beginnings of the Mod
ern Drama" Professor Flaherty has
been giving a delightful series of
talks before the members of the Caed-
mon club during the winter, and his
literary lectures on Hamlet" Julius
Caesar" and Macbeth have been at
tended faithfully by society people. The
lectures announced at San Rafael are
as follows:
January 21-'.Liturgieal and Church Plays
February 4-.Mystery and Miracle Plays
February 1S-"The Old Moralfties
March 4-'London Life in shakespeare's
Time,
Miss Kathleen Farrell is the debu-
tante of the hour, inasmuch as most
of the recent entertainments have been
concerned with her diversion and that
of her closest friends.
One of the largest luncheons of the
week was given by Miss Farrell at the
Francesa club for about score of
guests. and the two debutantes who
received the honors of the occasion
were Miss Rhoda Niebling and Miss