The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
OF honor were:

Mrs Henry T. Scott Mrs. FRANK D. A"'
Mrs. ii1;ana Wi.nam : StaneT aesr' Mrs. Bibbs
Mrs 1 Lowenberg Mrs franz ,s Druw
EEfss E6Eerd wright Mrs. Wickham Havens
Mrs. Charles Slack MRS; Ernsse @ y
Mira. Charles SchlackS cinpson xr.r-,,ctrv
fl. Marian Bertos MISS bauta bL Hale
S-s Robert 0xnard Mrs p c. Hale
Mrs. Henry Crebs Mrs' nosS
August is recalling a great many OF
.l.e canning parties who started In
I'll, - exn1ore the high Sierras and
vsIl return some of them to their
homes in this city, while others II
Will send to the resorts OF fashion IN
different parts of the state MIS-
I r. D. Grubb and her son, Hanson
Grubb. who have been touring IN Kings
river canyon, will cease their traveis
tbfs week and will go to Lake Tahoe,
where they will be joined by Mrs
Grubb's mother, Mrs. Mary Hanson
Smyth, who will sojourn with them
month or more.
Friday will see also Mr. and Mrs.
Chauncey Boardman established In
their home in Vallejo street The
Roardmans left early in the month, also
for Kings river canyon, and chaper-
oned a party of young people, includ-
ing their two children, Miss Mary and
George Boardman, and Miss Dora Winh
and Miss Ethel McAllister. Miss Winn
will go Immediately to the Hotel del
Monte in Monterey, where she will join
her grandmother, Mrs. George g
Roardman, who is passing the season
there. and will be accompanied by MISS
McAllister, who will be her guest for
a fortnight or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beedy are the
chaperons for a congenial coterie OF
friends who are enjoying a camping
excursion on the shores of Lake Ten
ava near the Yosemite. Miss Marian
Huntington, Miss Madge Wilson, Miss
Lillian Whitney, DIR. William Moore,
Philip PascheI and Doctor Boardman
are the others in the party.
Another party who recently enjoyed
a brief camping tour in the Yosemite
valley were Mrs. H. C. Pratt. Mr.. and
Mrs. ord Preston, Miss Sadie Murray,
Lieutenant Conger Pratt, Captain Ar
thur Poillion and Lieutenant William
McCord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston and Miss Muir
ray will continue to visit at the home
fortnight.
After nearly a years absence on the
continent Mrs Jack Hays has arrived
from Europe and has joined her
mother, Mrs. John McMullin, who is
summering at the Virginia Hot Springs.
1t is her intention to remain in Vir-
ginia until the autumn, when she Will
go for a brief visit to relatives in
Washington, d. c., before proceeding to
California to pass great part of the
winter Shortly before her return to
the United States Mrs. Hays enter
tained Miss Eliza McMullin and her
brother, John McMullin, in her home in
Paris.
X
Some time in the early part of
August, possibly the, first week." is the
answer that has been returned time
and again by Miss Elena Robinson to
the query regarding the date of her
marriage to Mr.. James Willis Good
win. AS matter of fact, Miss Robin
son has not yet decided the date, nor
will she until ready to take the step
which will launch her into the sea of
matrimony And when she does no.
body will know much about it, at least
not until after the marriage service
has been read SO much was admitted
during the week by Mrs. James Rob-
inson, mother OF the bride elect, who
said that her daughter would be mar
ried quietly, with only the families
present, and that no announcement
would be made regarding their plans
until after the ceremony. The we'd
ding will take place in the country
residence of Mrs. Robinson near Red
wood City, where the family are spend
ing the summer, and the bride will be
given in marriage by her brother.
Porter Robinson.
Miss Robinson's decision to keep her
wedding private will be learned with
regret by her friends throughout Cali
fornia who had anticipated a large
church affair." followed by an elaborate
reception. The bride elect is one of the
best loved girls in society and is also
known as one of the most brilliant,
having inherited her mothers mental
endowments as well as her fathers.
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One of the most ambitious of the
new organizations is the Texas club
of California, whose members hold fire.
quent meetings to arouse interest In
the erection of their state building for
1915. 1t is the desire of the club to
have this edifice reproduction Of the
Alamo, a historic Spanish mission
which became the refuge for Texans
after the tragedy Of 1886 and which