The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

Lloyd S. shapley. Mrs. Joseph Fyffe.
Mrs. Merlyn G. Cook. Mrs. John J. NC
Cracken. Mrs. Henry Edward Odell.
Mrs. George A. Mckay, Mrs. Philip :.
Willett, Mrs. James j. Manning, Mrs.
Holton S. Curl. Mrs. Emily Cults, Mrs.
Charles H. Lyman, Mrs. Catch of
Berkeley. Miss Catch. Mrs. Randolph
P. Scudder Mrs. Cecil S. Baker. Mrs. G.
J. Miller, Mrs. Francis Munson OF
Berkeley. Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Stacy Potts.
Mrs. T. J. J. See, Mrs Powell of Berke-
ley and Mrs. John Monroe.
Dorothy Bennett. Mrs. A. A. McAllister
and Mrs. Charles NJ Ray Joined the
guests for tea. and In the evening
Colonel and Mrs. Waller entertained
again informally at cards. their guests
including Major and Mrs. Gamborg-
Andersen, Captain and Mrs. Frank
Schwable, Captain and Mrs. Charles n.
Dyman, Mrs. John M. SEllicott, Miss
Priscilla Ellicott, Mrs. Ross Kingsbury,
Captain Berton Sibley and Paymaster
Harman.
Mrs. Henry III. Sherwood writes OF
the pleasures she is having in Vienna,
and more particularly Of a delightful
motor tour which she has recently
taken through Switzerland. Mrs
Sherwo ood took her departure for Europe
In May and has since been visiting her
son, Warner Sherwood, who Is study
ing the violin in Vienna. During her
absence Mr. Sherwood and the Misses
Avis and Mary Sherwood are sojourn-
ing in the Santa Cruz mountains They
expect to remain In the south until the
close of September.
Mrs. Richard Lounsberry OF New
York. who visited here last winter as
| the guest of Mrs Frederick Sharon and
| Mrs william S. Tevis, has arrived In
| London and is registered at the Berke-
| ley Mrs. Lounsberry, who claims as
| large a circle of friends on the other
side as at home, will be extensively
entertained during her sojourn in Eng
| land In the latter part of August she
will leave for an automobile trip
| through the southern part of France.
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Glover and the Misses Eudora and
| Beatrice Glover are at present enjoying
| similar tour. They were recent
guests at the Hotel Meurice In Paris
and will return there at the conclusion
| of their trip. The Clovers will remain
abroad until November, when they Will
| return to Washington in time to at
| tend the wedding of Miss Jessie Wood
row Wilson and Mr.. Francis Bowes
Sayre, which will be an event of the
early winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs Garrett McEnerney, who
| have been sojourning at Carlsbad. are
again in London and are established al
| the Savoy. Among the recent affairs In
/ their honor was a tea over which MRS
| John Parrott presided in her apart
| ment in London. The hostess was as
sisted in receiving by her three charm
ing daughters, Miss Emily. Miss Bar
bara and Miss Josephine Parrott.
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| Coming from Europe, on the othei
| hand is Henry Hadley, who arrived
in New York on the Imperator during
| the week. Mr.. Hadley brought with
I, him from Paris the result OF his sum
mer's work, the manuscript OF his light
| opera, "Seraphica." The libretto. by
| G. X. Stevens Of Boston, is founded
| on Justin McCarthy's interesting work
| The scenes are laid In Brittany and
Versailles in the reign Of Louis XIV.
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Friday afternoon. August s, the mem
| bers of the Albert Sidney Johnston
| chapter Of the United Daughters OF the
| Confederacy will meet at the residence
of Mrs. Selden S. Wright at 910 Lonl-