The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
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Florence Henshaw, Miss Rosita Nieto,
Miss Josephine Nieto, Miss Marian
NewhalI Miss Marie Russell. Miss
Marguerite Doe, Miss Nina Jones. Miss
Dorothy Capwell, Miss Phyllis Cap
well. Miss Beatrice Miller, Miss Bea-
trice Nickel, Miss Marian Campbell.
Roger Elliot, Earl Graham, Reginald
Fernald. Gayle Anderton. Frank King,
William Mayo Newhali Jr.. Thorne-
hill Broome and Russell Ray.
Last Tuesday there was an unique
rag party in Mill Valley in, honor Of
the "umpty- umpth' birthday of the
host. Or. Frank Rodolph, who makes
his home in the pretty little Marin
county town. The guests came pre-
pared for a frolic. the invitations hav-
ing announced that no woman would
be permitted on the dancing floor un-
less she went attired in middle blouse
and white skirt, and no man unless he
wore duck trousers and soft shirt
AS comfort is king. wherever he can
reign. there was found no one to OBJ
ject to the lack of stiff collars or the
more conventional evening clothes The
house was prettily decorated with
fernery and grasses as was the out
door pavilion where the dancing was
held Here Chinese lanterns were
strung to afford illumination for the
merrymakers.
Doctor Rodo1ph was assisted in re-
ceiving by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. G. Rodolph and Mrs. Chester A.
judah, Mrs. George Young. Mrs. e. M.
Greer and Mrs. G. P Ayers.
Some of those who enjoyed the cele-
bration of his anniversary were Mr..
and Mrs Ralston White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tommy Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Cole
ridge Ertz. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Judah. Mr.. and Mrs. James Jenkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Downing. Mr.. and Mrs Newell. Mr.. and
Mrs w Dean, Doctor and Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. j M. Costigan, Miss Flower. Mr..
and Mrs Wood. Charles de Young, Will
liam Marcus. Frank Kennedy. Kim
Kennedy. Ben Upham. Julian Kinzie
and DR.. William Moore.
The Rodeo at Salinas has drawn
thither a large contingent of society
folk from all parts of California Par
ties of four to 10 persons motored there
Thursday, to remain over the weekend,
while all those who have homes have
thrown them open for the entertain
ment of house parties Mr. and Mrs.
Stansfeld Sherwood are entertaining
about a dozen guests on their magnifi-
cent rancho. The Sherwoods. by the
way whose father, the late Eugene
Sherwood. donated the Sherwood tract,
taking a prominent part in the rodeo,
and Clarence, Lionel. Stanley. Stansfeld
and Miss Isabel Sherwood will ride to-
day. the latter having chosen as her
mount El Rey, the first bronco broken
by her. Miss Sherwood went south yes
sal rancho for 10 days. Both she and
her sister, Miss Jessie Sherwood, are
expert equestriennes, Miss Jessie hold
Ing the palm for having broken many
wild horse. After her sojourn with her
brothers Miss Sherwood will leave for
Brookdale to visit The Ripples, the
summer home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sherwood, where she will be entertained
by her cousins, Miss Mary and Miss Avis
Sherwood, who are passing the autumn
ethere Miss Rose Marie Sherwood is
also guest at Ell Sansal rancho. as is
Etuart HelInann both of whom will re-
turn tomorrow to their homes in this
city
Henry H Sherwood. accompanied by
his nephew. Stanley Brace, and Quentin
Roosevelt son of Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, who arrived recently from
Arizona, went to Salinas Friday to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Stansfeld Sherwood
for several days.