The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

she has been passing the summer with
her mother. She is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Thompson, a grand
daughter OF the late Captain r. r.
Thompson, and is a niece of Mrs. T. G.
Daniels and Mrs. j. H. Bromberg of
Alameda. The bridegroom is past presi-
dent of Stanford parlor No. rs, n. S. G.
". He is prominent also in commercial
affairs, and has many friends in Sacra-
mento as well as in this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith are passing their honey
moon in the southern part of the state,
but will return to the Palace, where
they Will remain indefinitely.
The army set at the Presidio gave
dance Friday evening and the next
dancing party that society may ex-
pect to be just as delightful will be
held Monday evening, August 1, on
board the California. Thus the army
and navy clique has the monopoly of
dancing parties at this season. The
season is extended indefinitely in the
service set and the dances never fail of
was thoroughly enjoyable affair and
was attended by the small minority of
the younger set who have remained in
town, as we'll as by the army people.
The hop will be the last. by the way,
for several weeks at the officers club.
The officers are going away for the
maneuvers at Atascadero and will not
be home again until late in October.
In the meantime there will not be any
dancing at the club, OF course. The
routine Of teas and card parties at the
post will be continued, however. The
meetings the same as in the early sea-
son. The dance, to be given Monday
evening on board the California at
Mare island has more than the usual
pretension to formality. The hosts of
the occasion will be the officers of the
ship and there is a large number of
invited guests. There will be repre-
sentation from town at the party, and
more than ordinary interest is ex-
pressed in the reunion. The usual
round of dinner parties will precede the
dance.
The wedding of Miss Inez Clifford
and James NJ. Ryan took place last
wednesday noon at st. Mary's cathe-
dral, with Father Hannigan as the Of
fciating clergyman. There was linn
tied number of guests with the rel
atives of the couple in attendance.
There was a reception after the cere-
mony at the home of the bride, and
! the POSTMASTER of the occasion was
Curtis Clifford. The young couple have
gone away on a wedding journey and
Will return to reside in this city.
Mrs. I. n. Walter has gone to Shasta
springs with Mr.. and Mrs. John Walter
and will remain most of the summer.
The party went to the springs by motor
and will pass many delightful days this
month in automobiling. They will be
Joined later by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Walter, who are on their way. from
/ New York to join the outing party
They will return for the approaching
/ season.
The weddings that will be celebrated
/ be the subject of discussion. One of
! the most attractive of the coming
month will be that of Miss Harriet
Sterling of Stockton and Ensign Rich
mond Kelly Turner. The pretty cere-
mony will have all the pomp of serv-
! ice wedding. and will take place
! Wednesday, August 8, at the home of
| the bride in Stockton. The young Off
Ger has just passed his examination
| for promotion and secured the honor
| of being third in his class. The con-
gratulations for him these days are
| twofold. AS soon as the examinations
were safely over the wedding date was
announced. The piquant bride elect is
being entertained at several parties
/ preceding her wedding. She is not as
well known in local society as her
.fiance, who is a great favorite in the
navy set. He is attached to the West
Virginia. There will be honeymoon
trip after the wedding, and there is a
| probability that the couple will be at
Mare island for an indefinite stay.
Isaac Upham is home from the orient
and was given welcome by his fell
low members of the Sequoia that
proved to be a memorable affair. He
has been wandering in the orient for
several months and the club members
planned a greeting for him upon his
return that would be remembered
pleasantly as part OF the summer pro-
gram. The clubrooms were decorated
in yellow, suggestive Of the oriental
color that is most familiar to Califor-
mans. The table was decorated with
! Shirley poppies and coryopsis and the
dominant color was used effectively as
a setting for the festivities. There
were surprises in the menu and favors
/ that were amazing caricatures OF
things oriental and foreign. The toasts
followed one another in rapid and
clever succession. Among those at the
table were Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Doane
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Dunno, Miss Hilda
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