The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-18

nouncements of Miss Yusuk and young
place the following day in the midst
of the same pink and white decora-
tions. The tea was in the nature of a
farewell. as Mr. and Mrs Carriman
viii make their future home in Fresno,
where the groom's business interests
are situated, returning to Berkeley and
this city only for brief trips.
Mrs. Carriman is a remarkably pretty
girl of vivid brunette type. She and
Miss Barbara PARROT were very init
mate before the departure of the latter
for Europe a year or so ago, and while
Mrs. Carriman never made a formal
debut she was much in demand at
all social functions in this city as well
regret attached to last Tuesdays
ceremony is that it will take her so
far away for her home.
With the many interesting house par
ties being held for the, weekends "a all
of the hospitable homes down the pc
ninsula, at San Mateo, Hillsboro and
Fair Oaks. motor parties have become
all the rage and flying trips to San
Jose, Santa Cruz or Del Monte are be-
ing sandwiched in as short after din
ner relish. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dris-
coll, Miss Nora Brewer. Miss Amy
Brewer, Edward Cudahy and Raymond
Splivalo initiated these trips They
took a recent run down to Del Monte
to witness the close of the tennis
finals, spent a couple of nights, mo-
tOred back to San Mateo again and
were off next day for Santa Barbara.
Miss Nora Brewer and her fiance had
only just returned from trip to the
oilfields of Coalinga in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Casserly, and Miss
Amy Brewer was just home from Lake
Tahoe, where she has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frederick Kohl
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney of
Beresford, Mr.. and Mrs. st. John Whit
ney of San Mateo and Leslie whitney
made up another merry automobile
party, motoring down recently to Del
Monte and Rowardennan, and large
party from Menlo Park motored down
Tuesday night to San Jose to see
Seven Days" at the Victory theater.
Those in the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick McNear, Mr. and Mrs. Latham
McMullin. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor.
Mrs. Augustus Taylor, Miss Florence
Hopkins. Miss Marion ZeiIe, E. W. Hop
kins, Talbot Walker and Delaney
Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cooper johnson,
who have been the guests of Mrs John
sons mother, Mrs. Frank Brigham, at
her home in Los Gatos, left for Los An
geles on Friday, where they will make
their future home. Since their marriage
few months ago the Johnsons have
been living near Flagstaff, Ariz., and
the move to Los Angeles was only re-
Gently made. There young johnson has
secured an attractive bungalow for his
wife and they will spend the winter
there, having as their guest Miss
Gladys Brigham, who accompanied
them on their southern trip. During
their stay here Mr.. and Mrs Brigham
were also the guests of Miss Gladys
English at her home in Oakland and of
Mrs Charles O. Alexander at her apart
ment in the St Xavier.
Miss Helen Glenn is spending a fort
night in San Mateo as the guest of Mr..
| and Mrs. William G. Hitchcock. The
Hitchcock home in Hillsboro is nearing
completion and they will move into it
before the close of the year. AS it is
but a stones throw from the Country
club it is in an ideal location for golf
practice, at which sport both Mr.. and
Mrs, Hitchcock are experts. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Drum are also their
guests for brief visit.
A jolly crowd of boys, 10 in number.
left last night for the east to return to
school at st. .>Luke's for the winter.
There has been a great deal of enter
tanning for these boys during their
summer stay on the coast and a large
party of friends went down to the train
last night to see them off, Among
those who left were:
Corbett Moody, Joseph Moody, PAT
rick Calhoun Jr., George Calhoun and
Teddy Eyre.
Young Douglas MacMonagIe will not
accompany his cousins, the Moody bows.
/ to school again this year but viii sail
instead with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Beverly MacMonagle, for Europe. the
/ first week of October. The Europea n
trip has been mainly planned for Doc
tor MacMonagle's health, which has been
poor for some months. They will go
| directly to Carlsbad, where they win
join Mrs. MacMonagle sister Mrs.
/ Claremont Livingstone Best. and her
daughter, Miss Mary Best, for the win
ter, and later will take an automobile
4 trip through Norway and Sweden.
Among the travellers who will he
homeward bound from Europe the first
! week Of October are Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-