The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

attended previous amateur perform
ances given by this gifted woman, are
looking forward to an artistic treat,
as well as a great financial success.
The plays are to have gorgeous and
correct historical setting. and every de-
tall Of the affair IS being planned with
skill and thorough knowledge OF the
stage requirements. During the week
there have been several meetings at the
st. Francis, where committees have
been formed for the active campaign
of the next few weeks. and box par
ties are already planned for the open
ing night.
There is a long list Of patrons and
patronesses who are working for the
success Of the Happy Day home benefit
with the members OF the board and the
officers of the charity. Mrs. James
Rolph Jr. is the honorary president Of
the organization and Is giving her ef-
forts in the assistance of the cennit-
tees. Mrs. Lloyd Ospourne Is the acting
president. Those who will be patrons
and patronesses of the affair, many Of
whom will entertain friends at the
opening performance, are:
Hon. and Mrs. James Mr.; and Mrs. j. W.
Mr.; and Mrs. a. T. MEs ban and hrs. Henry
Mr. .,ss and Mrs NJ aaa sad Mr., r. Leon 1lss hsss
Dr.. and Mrs. Guido sAes =, x,,,,,.
Mr As.s ssd Mrs. Q. 8. sssass 80 =. !
M 4fslSr and Mrs. Frank ssanssfa - i. r....
Mr: and Mrs. NJ. II. ds ,iElis Tuslsr ! !,
i; FF;enal@ers afa yrs =. { NJ. Ana Mrs /. n.
IT. ton .sa Gafegs r.. " Mar. Mrs. Asrasss d; Ssv'r
NJ ss's,s ana Mrs. ,. 9. Me- ssissa " wrIsht
Mr.. and Mrs. WendellI Mrs. Eleanor Martin
r. Hammer Mrs. john T. Merrill
f befs ~ '''' 7 h0Veh- Mrs. Mrs. Phoebe e Hearst
Mr. and Mrs. wster Mrs. r. b. Hume !.
MacGavIn Mt. and sirs. ], =.
Mrs. Virginia Besds stanton
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Kiilzie Mar
guerite E'lower), whose marriage was
an event of last Friday, are in Chica-
go. where they intend passing two
weeks of their honeymoon. They ar
rived in the Windy City for the un-
yelling of the bronze tablet in memory
of Mr.. Kinzie's grandfather, John Kin-
zie, Chicagos first civilian, which has
been erected at Pine and Kinzie
streets The unveiling was conducted
under the auspices of the Chicago His
torical society.
The log house which faced the river
at the foot OF what now is Pine street
was built about 177s and owned sue
cessively by Point de Sable, Santo
DOMINICAN. and French fur trader
named lie Mai, the latter occupying it
until 1904, when 1t was purchased by
John Kinzie as home for his family,
brought there that year. the same in
which the building of Fort Dearborn,
began in 1903, was completed. Here
the first white child of Chicago, Ellen
Marian Kinzie. was born, December
1904.
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Mrs. b. r. Norris. who has been So
journing during July and August In
Coronado. has returned to her home in
this city. She was accompanied by her
little granddaughter, Miss Jeanette
Norris.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parmelee Eells
and Rev and Mrs. Henry s. Coffin have
returned from an extended visit In the
Yosemite valley and are domiciled in
the Eells home in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Y. Campbell left
Thursday for a motor trip to Lake
Tahoe to remain over the weekend The
Campbells make many little out Of
town trips, usually entertaining three
or four friends. This week they are
alone, hut as the lake resort is over
popular this season they will meet sew
eral of their acquaintances and par
ticipate in the informal gayeties which
make up it's social life.
Among others who are sojourning at
Tahoe this weekend are Mrs. John F.
Boyd and Mrs. Sydney B. Cushing, who
motored there Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira