The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

winter and others to visit friends or
to devote a little time to further
stedy. Among the latter are Miss
Julia Thomas, who will study her mu
sic and singing for a few months in
New York before proceeding to Paris, !
and the eldest of the three charming
daughters of the Thomas Aston Will
liam, who will take up a number of
special courses.
Miss Marian Marvin and Miss
Dorothy Van Sicklen left on Monday,
under the chaperonage of Mrs. Freder-
ick Van -Sicklen. their first desti-
nation being Detroit. Later they will
take an extensive automobile trip
through several Of the eastern states,
and will even include visit to the
Adirondacks and to Montreal and
Quebec before they finally reach New
York. The trip will cover about two
months in all, and then the Van Sick
lens will be homeward bound. Miss
Marvin will not return with them.
however as she has planned to spend
the coming eight or nine months on
visits to relatives in the east and
south.
Miss Sydney Davis left last night
for Boston with her brother Willis
E. Davis. She will spend the winter
as the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Charles
Warren Childs, who as Miss Sybil
I1OuStS was great IaVOrlIe IN TINS
city before her marriage. Miss Davis
may join her cousins, the Van Sicklens
for their tour of the New England
states, although 1T is not definitely
decided. She will sail for Europe in
March to be gone indefinitely.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; has been the
motif for much of the entertaining
during the week, as she sails for her
home in Honolulu on Tuesday. Since
her arrival in this city she has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Baldwin
Wood and later spent a fortnight at
Del Monte as the guest of Miss Helene
Irwin. One of the prettiest luncheons
of the season was given Mrs. Dilling-
ham at Pebble Beach lodge by Miss
irwin at which II guests were en-
tertained
Since her return to town Mrs Bald
win Wood, and Miss Mary Keeney have
been hostesses in her honor and she
herself gave a farewell luncheon to
dozen guests at the Francesca club
one of the largest affairs of the
early season was the tea at which
Mrs Athole Mclean was hostess with
Mrs Dillingham; again as the honored
guest. Among those invited to meet
her on this occasion were Miss Marion
NeWhall. Mrs. Baldwin Wood Miss /
Helene Irwin, Miss Elizabeth Newhall.
wailader. Miss Christine Pomeroy, Mrs.
Gerald Rathbone Miss Majorie JOS
selyn, Miss Helen Chesebrough, Mrs
Larry Harris and others.
Later In the year Miss Wood will go
Tor brief visit to her sisters home
IN the Hawaiian islands, and in the
spring Is contemplating a trip to New
York
The gayety of the last few days in
san Francisco has attracted people
from all over the state. Among those
VINO have taken an apartment just for
the month are Lieutenant and Mrs
John NJ. Kelso, formerly Miss Hattie
kimble, who have come down from
portland. They will shortly leave for
an eastern station, which is to be their
new home, and prior to their depart
ure they are being entertained at a /
round of~dinners at the Presidio and at
Fort Baker. Colonel and Mrs. c. H
Hammond have come down from Lake
county for a few days and are at the
st. Francis Mrs c. F. MacDermot. M.
A. J. MacDermot and Mr. and Mrs.
FRANK Proctor are also at the st. Fran
els, coming over from their home in
Oakland.
Mrs. Mary Longstreet has arrived
from Los Angeles and is staying at the
Palace, as are also Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Holton and Miss Wilmott Holton. Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Foster and A. w. Fos-
ter >Jr. are over from San Rafael for
the week, and Miss Flora Music has
come down from Stockton to be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John w. Lewis.
at the Fairmont
Mrs Emile Bruguiere had come UP
from Monterey also for the festivities,
but owing to the serious illness of her
brother, Maurice Shortridge, she hur-
ried home again. Young Shortridge Is
now out of danger, although two or
three other members of the household
are suffering from the same complaint,
which seems to be painful affiiction
Of the throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Whitney and
their two little boys are spending a
few days at the Monroe with Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Whitney before returning
to their ranch at Rocklin, and Miss