The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07

on the social calendar is that of Miss
Mary Edith Coombe and Thomas
Brotherton Griffith. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. Joseph Worces-
ter at 6, o'clock Monday afternoon,
April H. at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Philip Coombe,
in Jackson street. The bride will be
attended by her sistes, Miss Amy b.
Coombe, as maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Helen Fowle
and Miss Roberta Haslett. Louis Carat
will act as best man, and the ush-
ers will be Wayland Morrison of Los
Angeles and Fred Dye of Dayton, Ohio.
There will be a small company of
friends at the home wedding. The
home of the couple will be in Wichita,
Kan.
Miss Eleanor Sears is going east this
month, much to the regret of her
friends here, who have been asking her
to remain during the summer. The
popular girl has decided definitely, de-
spite the pleadings of her friends, 10
leave April 1s and is going to Boston.
One of the prettiest 1uncheons yes
terday was given by Mrs Frederick
C. Kohl at the Palace. The floral ar
rangement on the table was a study
in yellow with the spring flowers in
profusion. Among those who partici-
pated in the affair were:
Mrs. Jack Casserly Miss Julia Lsnghorne
Miss Ethel Cooper Mrs. Gerald Rathbone
Miss lnnes keeney
DIR. II. J. Stewart is to give a musicale
this evening at the SeQuoia club in Post
street. The event is OF more than pass
ing interest TO society folk, as well
as to musicians. The club has given
several perties during the season and
the programs have been unusually
good The program this evening fol-
lows:
Piano solo. 'Preludes op.. IS, Nos Is aud
Miss Ethel Gambia. oHOpin
The Scent of the Lilies .....,..C Cobb
Miss Jessie Alexander.
Miss Louise Smith.
Indian melodies, tsl From the Land Of the
Mrs. Henry Eickon AD"'0D
The army set will be pleased to learn
of the arrival in this city of Captain
John Law Hughes, L. S. A, and his
wife. They have taken apartments at
the Cornelia, where they will remain
until their departure for the north.
They are on their way to Fort Wor-
den, Puget sound, having been at Fort,
Preble, Maine, for the last five or six
years Their friends in town are giving
them cordial welcome after their long
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fry, who was
Miss Dolly MacGavin, have taken an
apartment at 2400 Van Ness avenue
where they will remain during the
early summer at least. During the last
few weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Fry have been
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
MacGavin in California street. but now
that they have found suitable loca
tion will be at home to their friends in
the new residence.
Mrs. Clement Tobin and her younger
sister. Miss Vera de Saba, have been
among the early summer visitors ar
Santa Barbara, where they passed most
of the time at the Hotel Potter with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene de Saba.
Charles FELTON, was host at an in
formal luncheon yesterday at the Pal
ace. Several friends assembled with
him around table decorated with
spring flowers.
Mrs. E. p. Ripley. who has returned
to the Palace after an outing in tl,a
Yosemite, was hostess at an informal
luncheon at the hotel yesterday.
Mrs. Henry c. Golcher and her daueb-
ters Miss Catherine and Miss E,Iisa
Golcher, were among the guests AZ .
recent tea given in the laurel conrt 81
the Fairmont, with Mrs. William RoS
maine presiding at the table.