The San Francisco call., 1910-05-07
The Smart Set

added to the lists is that of Miss So
phle Meuill, whose marriage with r.
) Logan of Riverside will be June
event Miss Meuill accompanied by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Meuill, is on her way from Tahiti. and
VIII arrive next week. She will be the
guest of Mrs. Edward de Witt Taylor
until her wedding. The marriage is
to be celebrated in the Swedenborgian
church, and there will be a bevy of at
tendants probably, but the plans are
1 incomplete Miss MeuflI is the daugh
ter of the German consul at Tahiti. but
1t was during visit with Mrs. TAYLOR
In this city last year that her engage
ment to Logan was announced. She is
a bright and attractive girl, who will
receive many social favors in the DAYS
preceding her wedding.
Miss Genevieve Pattiani. the pretty
fiancee of Lieutenant Allan olson of
the navy, is one of the girls who is
receiving great amount of social at
tentioR these days in the navy set at
the island. The bride elect is sister
OF Mrs. Duncan Gatewood. who enter
tanned at one of the informal recep-
tions OF the week for the fiancee of the
young officer. Although the home of
the bride elect is in Alameda she will
come in for a share of entertainment
from the girls on this side of the bay
later in the season. She has MANY
friends in the younger set, but has not
made her formal bow to society. In
fact she was to have been debutante
OF next season, but her wedding will
change that plan.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Field (Miss
Aimee Brunswig) are established in
their charming new home in Mill
valley, and the bride will take part
IN the summer gayeties of the val
ley this season. She is the daughter
or Mr- and Mrs. Il. n. Brunswig of Los
Angeles and was a belle of the south
ern city. The wedding was a recent
event at the home of the bride and
among those in the bridal party were
MISS Katherine Mellus and Miss Mary
| Clark. Norwood Howard of this CITY
acted as best man at the pretty home
ceremony.
Ensign Charles Conway Hartigan
an ana his bride, who was Miss Margaret
thompson are in town for few
oays' but are going south on a we'd
ding journey before their return to
the Mare island navy yard Ensign
ttartlgan has been transferred to the
yorktown and will remain for an in
dehnite time with his ship at the island
yard.
Mrs. sigmund Stern entertained at
one of the informal teas of Yesterday
given at the Palace and at another
table the hostess for half a dozen
friends was Mrs. Josiah r. Howell.
Mrs. William S. Tevis and her fam
Iiy are going south later in the sea
son and expect to pass the early sum
mer at Santa Barbara.
Miss Marguerite Ames and her sister
MISS Anjanette Ames. arrived yesterday
on the san Jose and will remain in
town Tor visit of several days before
ieaVing for the north They have been
VISITING in Washington. d. c., earlier
IN the season and have been feted in
the eastern city by the service set. The
misses Ames are on their way to ioin
their father, who is medical director AZ
the Bremerton navy yard They will
pe entertained at several informal par
ties of the next few days during their
brief stay.
Mrs Clem Tobin and her sister Miss
Vera de Saba, are in town for a few
Gays and entertained several friends at
a luncheon given yesterday at the Pal
ace. Miss de Saba has been enter
tanning the girls of the younger crowd
at series of house parties since her
return from Santa Barbara and the De
Saba home, lei Cerrito,p has been the
scene of several informal reunions
lately
Miss Helen Summerhayes will enter
tain at one of the dancing parties of
the early summer season to be given
4 rnr1i,a on
Broderick street. There will be half a
hundred young friends at the party.
which will be enjoyed by the boys and
girls who have mot been admitted TO
the formal gayeties of society. There
viii be group of girls at the party
who are to be debutantes of next win
ter, and happy reunion is expected
at the hospitable home.
Miss Mabel Gregory has returned to
town after enjoying visit of several
days at Mare island navy yard, where
she was the guest of Mrs. Eugene Hale
Douglas. She attended the midweek
dance given by Admiral Hugo Oster-
haus.
Mrs. Fred zeile was hostess at a,
luncheon given yesterday at the Fair
mont for half dozen friends.
1ue Illness OIL Mrs. George M. Pull
man of Chicago, mother of Mrs. Fran
els j. Carolan, has caused anxiety
among the friends of the family here
Mrs Carolan, accompanied by her hus-
band, has gone east to be with her
mother. but later is going abroad, ac-
cording to her present plans
Mrs. Charles Keeney and her daugh-
ter, Miss lnnes Keeney, will leave to-
morrow for the east and Europe The
last days before the departure of this
popular girl are crowded with enter
tainments of a farewell sort. She will
remain away all summer and possibly
until the late winter. The same dav
Of departure has been settled also for
Mrs. Samuel Blair and her daughter.
Miss Jennie Blair. The party will en-
joy week or more in New York and
Will sail May 10 for Europe The plan
of travel will take them to Paris and
other cities abroad before going to see
the Passion play at Oberammergau. 1t
| is probable that Miss Keeney will pass
most of the time in Paris, where she
will continue her musical study.
Mrs. ]. de Barth Shorb. Mrs James