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ience interested in a lecture with
out the use of moving pictures.
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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
PARROTS DUE IN NOVEMBER
1Affairs Planned for London Visitors|
Accompany Father on
: Annual Journey for
Winter Season

Letters from London tell OF the
plans. of the Misses Emile and
Josephine Pxrrott to come to Cali
.'fornia early in November to remain
throughout the winter. They will
accompany their father. John PARROT.
in his annual trip to his old home and
will spend the season here as the
guests OF their grandmother, Mrs.
Abby NJ. PARROT, at haywood. the
Parrott heme in San Mateo.
The Parrott sisters were here two
years ago and were extensively feted
by. members OF the smart set. Among
others who will entertain for them
are their sister, Mrs Edward J. To-
binas( Miss Abby Parrott); their aunt.
Mrs. Joseph Don'ohoe and their cou-
sins. Mr.. and Mrs. Christien de
Gusgne and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Young .Hayne.
:. Colonel and Mrs. Archibald Doug
s.las-Dick; who passed q great portion
Of the summer in San Mateo as the
guests. of Mrs. .Parrott. have returned
TO their home in Scotland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
~ WALTER ANTHONY

1t is stupid person. theatrically.
who doesn't know that Mrs. Fiske.
heroine In Tess OF the D'Ubervilles."
has gone into the movies"
So have Kolb and Dill. II my whis-
perings are not mistaken. Why
should they not? Bernhardt did. and
so did Blanche Walsh. Ben Hur. Rose
Coghlan, Nero. Robert Hilliard. Cleo
patra. Lady Beerbohm Tree. Nine. Re-
Jane, Maud Muller, James X. Hack
cit. Napoleon, "Bronoho" Billy Ander-
son. Virgil, King George v. the Devil
Mozart's Last Requiem" and William
Jennings Bryan.
So ask you why shouldn't our old
friends Kolb and Dill. who since
Fischer's days have been friends,
emulate lofty examples and play In
Dutch, Fiddle Dee Dee" Lonesome
Town" and others of their pieces si-
1ently?
The fact is, 50 my whisperings have
1t. on excellent authority. that Mr..
Kolb and Mr.. Dill are meeting daily
In the city that found them and are
planning a scenario which shall be q
composite of their most successful
acts In musical comedy. Koib will
KICK LII elIectuaily, put understand
that he doesn't at the rehearsals.
A prospective associate In their new
theatric venture is VIII r. Walling
OF Alcazar fame. who wanders back
to stage and every once in while
from his ranch near Napa.
X
The new play by Jack Lait. dra-
matte editor of the Chicago Ameri-
can, which was produced last week
by Oliver Morosco in Los Angeles at
the Morosco theater. with Henry
Kolker and Grace Valentine in the
leading roles, seems to have achieved
a big success. Its popularity with
the first night audience was an
nounced by the six newspapers Of the
southern city. and Mr.. Lait. feeling
satisfied that his comedy, Help
Wanted was going to 'get by" be-
took himself back to his home city to
resume his labors at the dramatic
desk of his paper, there to await the
royalties which the Los Angeles crit
fcs prophesied (but didn't guarantee)
he would surely receive.
X
Captain Lucky Scott is q dual
personality this week at the Empress.
He is aboard the good ship Neptune
and he is also on the sta ge. He is
himself and his shadow. He lectures
glibly and points to the motion pic
lures to prove his presence with
Harry (others who do not know him
call him Henry Payne Whitney. the
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
TRANSBAY COUPLE
SET WEDDING DAY

The marriage of DR.. Robert T. Suth-
erland and Miss Ellen Ramage Is be-
ing arranged for the mid September.
probably on Tuesday, September 16.
although the date is not yet definitely
decided. The wedding Will be an inn
portant event in Hayward. where the
bride elects family are pioneer resi-
dents. Doctor Sutherland is building
an attractive home in Fourth avenue
heights for his bride. They will take
possession OF 1t Immediately following
their honeymoon. He is a graduate
of the University of California and the
Affiliated colleges of San Francisco.
X
Mrs. Cleveland Baker. formerly Miss
Pansy Perkins, is IN Washington. d.
c., with her father. Senator George
c. Perkins. Within the month she
will return to Palm Knolls.' the fam
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
RETURN no CALIFORNIA

San francisco society is getung
feady: TO Welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
IA Bert: who will. come to California
toward the close of the month to
spend the-wfTiter. In this city. 1t will
BE Mr.. -k1Bert's first visit to the west,
Bit. his. wife. q California girl, was a
sskel4e~ of this city a few years ago.
AIRS. Albert. was formerly Miss Flor
.ence: 'Whfttell a niece of Mr.. George
::YEhirte1r -.:and a. relative OF Miss
Evelyn. and Miss. .Genevieve Cunning
hs ma ::
AIRS A.. p. WhittelI. mother of Mrs.
Albert has. already arrived from Ger
:: rn-;ny and. has taken apartments for
the. winter at the Fairmont-
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02

distinctive feature out of which to
make another $1,000 per week act.
She thinks that she has found what
she has been searching for In sketch
by Captain Leslie T. Peacock. The
story concerns the classics, because
Miss Kellerman will play the role of
the wife Of Neptune. who falls In love
like the mermaid in the fairy story
with a mortal What becomes OF the
mortal and Neptune and his wife is
the subject of the plot of this mod
eran tank" drama.
Will L. Greenbaum, local impresa-
rio. returned yesterday from a three
months rest in the mountains. He
says he brings no news from Apple
ton. except that even the town con-
stable and the village blacksmith are
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02

New York multimillionaire. and the
arctic explorers who went into Green
land last year to seek prey and pic
lures The films consist OF i've reels.
They are of extraordinary interest.
and the fact that the captain OF the
Neptune is present explaining them
doesn't detract from, but rather adds
to, the enjoyment of the spectacle
which holds the audience interested
synchroniously--a word, by the way,
delightful to hear but hard to play on
typewriter.
Since Ferenc Molnar's "The Devil''
kicked up that kind OF a row among
American producers In 1908 nothing
much has been heard from the author,
who, perhaps. has not had to indulge
himself In work for the royalties he
didn't get from native play pro-
ducers. However, Molnar has at length
emerged from the quiet of his Hun
garian estates and is to be heard from
soon in his latest drama, Where
Ignorance Is Bliss" which Harrison
Grey Fiske is about to present to New
Workers before taking the comedy on
tour.
Molnar was taught a great deal by
The Devil" even though the public
was not. He learned much about
American copyright laws. and in his
latest Offering is fully protected" In
the enjoyment of such monetary ad-
vantage as may accrue through the
earning power of Where Ignorance
Is Bliss"
Frank Mills. who is the counter
feiter In Ready Money" is, he says.
very much opposed to the present
mode of feminine garb. He refuses to
buy such clothes for his wife. "Of
course. on other fellows wives" he
said. II don't mind so much"
Perhaps you can explain this singu-
lar discrimination.
George Broadhurst seems to be out
for a record as 'the ambidextrous
dramatist." If he doesn't write plays
with both hands at once, the fire.
quency OF his product demands some
other unusual explanation. His last
is a play adapted from the Yiddish,
In which. by the way. Gus Weinberg
well known here. Is being fitted for
the stellar role for Broadway's enter
tainment.
James X. Hackett in recent inter-
view said that It was from college
athletics that he obtained his fine
physique. He admitted. however, that
he owed his dramatic tendencies to his
father.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
sYsTPATHY, FOR wRIGHTs

The: sympathy of their many friends
is being extended to Mrs. John A.
Wright and her children on account
of. the serious illness of Mr. Wright,
who has. been confined to his home in
Washington street for several weeks.
Although Mr.. Wright has improved
sltghtly.the last two days. little hope
Of his recovery is entertained
:. MISS Jessie Wright. who has been
suffering from nervous prostration
for several weeks, has been removed
from her home to.a sanatorium across
the bay. where IT is hoped she may
.recuperate more speedily.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02

Mrs. William Eccles announces the
engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Alice Eccles, to James Donald Corley.
young architect who is visiting
here from New York
The bride elect is a charmingly
pretty and popular girl, well known
in social and literary circles on both
sides Of the bay For some years
she made her home in Oakland and is
vent of that city. She also took a
literary course at the state university.
where a brilliant future was predicted
for her, should she devote herself to
fiction. A number of her short
stories have appeared in eastern mag
azines as we'll as in local periodicals.
She is a sister Of Miss Anastasla
Eccles and of VIII Eccles, and Is a
niece of John Henderson Eccles of Ec-
cles. Cal. and of the late Mrs. Rob-
ert Northam of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Corley Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Corley of Covington,
Ca, and has entered upon a career
OF architecture in New York, where
for many years he was connected
with the firm OF McKim, Mead &
White. He came to California in the
the Panama Pacific Exposition COM
pany.
The wedding will be celebrated
some time this month. although the
definite date has not been determined,
and at the conclusion of a honeymoon
In the east and south Mr.. Corley will
take his bride to New York, where
Will be their future home.
x x X
DEPART FOR WASHINGTON
After visit of three months in
California as the guests of General
and Mrs Arthur Murray Mr. and Mrs.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02

lily residence in Vernon Heights. Mrs
Baker will be welcomed again to Oak
land, where her permanent home is tc
be made. After her marriage and
until her husbands death few
months ago she resided In Nevada.
X y X
Yesterday Joseph Rosborough re-
turned to Tahoe, after short sojourn
in the bay cities, to close his summer
place for the season. Mrs. A. M. Ros-
borough will accompany her son back
to town. The wedding OF the well
known clubman and Miss Josephine
Heinrich will take place in the late
fall, although no definite plans are
yet perfected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Walsh spent
the weekend in Mil Valley, the house
guests OF friends.
Mrs. Sidney Ayres. formerly Miss
Anne Franck, has come up from her
home In Los Angeles for a brief visit.
She Will divide her time between her
sisters, Miss Clara Franck In Adams
Point and Mrs. John Dibert in Vallejo.
Miss Franck entertained a family
house party over the weekend.
X
Mrs. George e. Perkins has placed
her young daughter. Miss Ruth Per-
kins, in the st. Ursula convent In
Santa Rosa for a finishing course.
Each week she makes the trip for a
brief visit with the charming young
girl, who will be a debutante of few
seasons.
X X
Miss Dorothy Capwell. who is CIV
ing dinner dance this week in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moylan G.. Fox Jr.,
formerly Miss Etha Musser, has
changed the date from Saturday to
Friday evening. Miss Capwell will be
assisted in receiving by her mother.
Mrs. II. c. Capwell, and sister, Miss
Phyllis Capwell
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
@A&>QAyxM

" thS>p<rAl ONt-J f>Jr~~t>Jt<< y ~ " ISS
Safest and Most Magnificent Theater In America
MATINEE TODAY AND EVERY DAY.
THE ACME OF VAUDEVILLE
BLANCHE WALSH and Company. In The
Countess Nadine" Drama by Joseph Gordon:
their new act. 4.0r and On sequel to son
and or: REDFORD and WINCHESTER.
Who Have Juggled Around the World:
violinist; G. s. WINSLOW aud GLADYS
DUFFY. in "a Skating Filtration: W. l..
fed; KENNEY, NOBODY and PLATT; Or
pHEUM MOTION PICTURES. showing current
events. Last Week STELLA MAYHEM and
BILLIE TAYLOR.
Evening Prices-10c. 25c. soc. 75c: box seats,
ST. Matinee Prices Except Sundays and Holi-
days)-loc 25c. SOC. PHONE DOUGLAS 70.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
SIERRA MOUNTAINS
CAMPBELL HOT SPRINGS

sIERRAvILLE. CAL. altitude 5000; water
unsurpassed for rheumatism. gout. liver and
kidney complaints and all stomach troubles; no
snakes or poison oak; hunting, fishing. livery:
picturesque drives; $l2 to s14 per week Round
trip tickets by Western Pacific direct to
springs; auto meets trains at Loyalton; or round
trip to Truckee, stage to springs booklet on
application. J. Fl. PEARCE, Prop.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
x
HAvEys DINNER HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Havens were
dinner hosts Monday evening In their
home in Piedmont. when they enter
tanned among others Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Havens. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Engs, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Proctor,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilhelm. Mrs.
Seyd Havens and Mr. and Mrs. Wick
ham Havens.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
no VISIT TAHOE

=. lieutenant Commander Clarence
Kempff. U. S. N. and Mrs. Kempff are
planning To- depart this week for Lake
j. Tahoe. where they will visit at the
summer home of Mrs Kempffs mo-
'thar, MRS. Charles Brigham. The
Kempffs will not reopen their home
at Mare islaHd- until October.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02

home at Alma A party from this
city motored down Saturday. among
them being Miss Avis Sherw ood, Miss
Isabel Sherwood. Miss James. Mr..
Adams. Mr.. Wood and George New
ton. They will return to San Fran
cisco today
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02

Ord Preston win take their departure
tomorrow for their home In Washing
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Preston arrived
in June and after visit at the Muir
ray home in Fort Mason left for a
soJourn in the Yosemite valley on
which they were accompanied by Miss
Sadie Murray. They returned Satur-
day from the national park
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
'coiNcLuDE VISIT IN sIERRAs

Nj: ana, Mrs Donald Y. Campbell
haye' concluded motor trip to Lake
THhioe-.ard other points in the Sierras
.'aFid aye again domtciled in their home
ia' jackson: street The Camp5ells
We're. away about three weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
aTR. BOHRMANN RECOVERING

: William .Bohrmann, who was re-
Gently the victim of a serious acct
dent, has sufficiently recovered to
Leave the house. although II will be
several months. before he can return
TO his northern home. Mr.. Bohrmann
will <be the guest of his brother in
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs H. Clay
Miller. until his physicians deem ad-
visable. his return to Bellingham bay.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
.MRs.. arcrIrrcInEN nErrRNs

: Mrs. z. j: .McCutchen has returned
from Lake. Tahoe. where she has
passed the sumIiier at her attractive
: Bungalow on the lake border and has
gone TO Los Altos to spend the re-
rAainder of the season in her other
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
MRS. HARRISON COMING HOME

Mrs Eugenie Chrystal Harrison.
.wfro has been. spending the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Hickox,
in Cleveland, is making arrangements
= to return TO. san Francisco about Sep
tember Is.
Lieutenant Ralph chrystal Harri-
son. Y. S. A.; who is on duty in this
CITY: win ike. this winter with his
mother in her home in Sacramento
.Htreet.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
:. s1eNEARs IN DEL MONTE

= Mr.: and Mrs, Frederick McNear have
closed their home in MEMO Park and
have gone: to Del Monte. where they
have Joined the party OF Mr. and Mrs.
Waiter Martin. Mrs. McNear, who is
an enthusiastic golfer, will be one of
the cortes stants. In the annual golf
tournament opening on the Del Monte
field Saturday. and continuing a week.
Others in the party are Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Chez
-ver .Cowdin. Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Taylor: Miss Marion Zeile and Miss
Ruth .zeile.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
SHASTA
SISSON TAVERN

Three-quarters OF mile from sisson Start
ing place for hunters and fishers and the
ascent OF Mt. Shasta trip. Fishing and hunt
ing. Fine lake close by. Table and accommo-
dations the best. Games, rowing and swim
ming. MR.. and MRS. CHARLES WRIGHT,
Proprietors. Sisson. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
*
WEEK END IN ROSS

Mr. and Mrs. James Jenkins and
, their two children will return today
: to-. their home in Mil Valley after
having passed the week end in Ross
valley as. the guests Of Mrs E. L.
Griffith.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
NORTH SHORE
LAGUNITAS

Casa Madrona now open for senson. Finest
board and accommodations. beautiful surround
ings. tonic climate. magnificent scenery. No
tuherculars. Address MISS T. CRETE. Lagu-
nitas. Marin Co., CAL. box l.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
..To SPEND WINTER IN CITY

Mrs. NJ v. MacAdam and her
.dauehter. Miss Katherine MacAdam.
have rented an attractive apartment
at 1740 FRANKLIN street, where they
will be domiciled for the winter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
MRS. MINTuRN RETuRNs HOME

After a three months visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ever
EFT Sr. Mrs. Thomas Minturn, accom-
panied by her baby, have returned to
their home in Fresno. A portion of
the sojourn was spent in this city at
the Everett home in Pacific avenue
and a portion at Carmel by the Sea,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Everett's other
daughter, Mrs. Fritz Won Schrader,
also were a few Yeaks
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
NEWTON HOUSE PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs George Newton have
been entertaining a house party over
the holidays In their pretty country
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
sroRrz VISITS cHINNs

!. Rev. and Mrs. a B. Chinn are re-
ceiving.- congratulations of their
. friends on. 1.-The birth of a daughter.
This is the second child il the fam
ify.- the elder being a son.
Mrs. .Chi.rn was formerly Miss Nan
rIe Yah Wycl,..a daughter Of Mrs.
: Sidney Van 'Wyck of this city. Rev
Mr.. cslinn was for several years rec
tor of the Episcopal church at Menlo
Park. from which place he recently
resigned TO become assistant to Rev.
Mr. Copeland in New Orleans.
Mrs. Chinn lis visiting her mother,
Mrs. S. NJ, Van Wyck Sr., in her home
In Webster street.
Z
; TO RESIDE IN JACKSON STREET
Mrs. ]. Parker Whitney Jr. has
rented ans apartment at the Terrace.
in Jackson street, where she viii pass
J the winter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
RUSSIAN RIVER
MARK WEST SPRINGS

Trains leave s. n. twice daily for Santa
Rosa, where stage connects. Round trip. $3 70.
including stage. Excellent table. hot mineral
baths. all kinds Of sports NO MOSQUITOES.
Fine auto roads. NJ. MULGREW, SANTA
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02

coming to the city when Pavlowa
plays her second engagement.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
MRS. GRAVES IN SAN JOSE

Mrs Robert n. Graves is in San
Jose. where she viii spend the next
fortnight during the absence of Mrs.
Seymour Waterhouse, who with her
husband and children Is enjoying a
camping tour in the Sierras.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
SUMMER RESORTS
SoNOMA COUNTY
CAVE DALE

Family Summer Resort 1000 feet high. at
Sonoma Mts. Dancing, swimming. tents under
pine trees. Hungarian cooking--all for So per
weex. Magnesia and iron springs. Meet first
morning trains on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and
the Saturday evening trains at Aqua Callente.
Address H. SAxL Cave Dale, Sonoma Co., CAL
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mountford Wilson Jr. at his home IL
Burlingame.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
x
RETURN FROM BURLINGAME

Dudley Gum will return today to
his home in San Rafael after having
passed the week end as the guest of
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
MARK WEST SPRINGS

Trains leave 8. #. twice daily for Santa
including stage; excellent table; hot mineral
baths; all kinds OF sports. NO MOSQUITOES.
Fine auto roads, M. MuLGREW, SANTA
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
MONTE VISTA INN

MONTE VISTA INN
$500 feet. Ranch products. cherries and
fruits In abundance: help yourself Tennis,
dancing. X. II. fare round trip. $3.50. Illus
trated circular. Address C. e. BENNETT,
Manager. Dutch Flat. Cal.
THE OAKS--Applegate's best resort Er.E-
vATION 2.c24 NO CONSERVATIVES. Re-
duced rates for autumn. All kinds OF amuse-
ments. swimming Best table. For rates OF
booklet write AL KUHN. Applegats, CAL, OF
Peck-Jud Co., 687 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
|BOYES HOT SPRINGS

Round trip fare. $165. Swimming tank 150
by IS feet Send for booklet. BOYES HOT
SPRINGS, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
REOPEN pACIFIC AyENUE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Dutton will
return this week to San Francisco
and will reopen their home in Pacific
avenue for the winter season. Mr.
and Mrs. Dutton have recently been
enjoying a visit in New York
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
wHEELERs GOING EAST

part soon for the east for a six weeks
sojourn.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02

Since her great success in vaude-
Vile as a mermaid was divided by
others. who were as we'll adapted to
bathing suits as she. Miss Annette
kellerman has been looking for q
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
DEPART FOR WASHINGTON

After visit of three months in
California as the guests of General
and Mrs Arthur Murray. Mr.. and Mrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-11
SHAVED HIS WIFE'S HEAD
TO MAR HER BEAUTY

Deputy District Attorney Keetch,
Mrs. Bours, who is beautiful brun-
ette, asserted that her husbands
jealousy was such that he accused
her OF flirting with men upon no
provocation. He also objected, she
declared. to visits she made to her
mother
'It was when l wanted to go to see
mamma the girl tearfully told
Keetch, that my husband said he
would fix me so that no men or my
mother would want to look at me. He
got pair of scissors and hacked at
my hair until he had it very short,
then he got bowl of hot water and
d razor and shaved my head twice. !
was afraid to move.
Mrs. Bours. her head as bare and
glistening as II it had never known
fairsute covering, then produced the
shorn tresses from her hangbag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-11
THIS WAS DATE OF
PENTECOSTAL MASS
Pope Plus Had His Heart Set
on Officiating in st. Peters
This Sunday.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
ROME, May l0.--For many months.
Pope Plus X planned for the great
Pentecostal mass that originally was
set for tomorrow in st. Peters cathed-
raj to commemorate the anniversary
of Constantine year. when christian
ity became the religion of the Roman
people.
The holy father had his heart set
on celebrating the mass in person. 1t
was on his mind all during his recent
severe illness, and while the worry of
not being able to realize his cherish
ed ambition In way retarded his re-
covery. there were those in the vati-
can who believed that his great de-
sire to celebrate Constantine mass
really saved the pontiff's life. He
has tremendous will power and he Sc,
his mind on living until May II, they
said.
But despite his conyalescence
which is steady, though slow, the
pope was wistful and in a disappoint
ed mood today. because the mass had
been indefinitely postponed He tld
Cardinal Merry del Val, Dr. Amic
aa