The San Francisco call., 1913-09-27
Eatons Entertain at
Santa Cruz Island

son gayeties Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Frederick Eaton entertained at
novel party recently when they took
party Of friends on a two days So
journ at Santa Cruz island, making
the trip on the Otter The affair was
given for two old friends of the Eat
ons, Mr.. Lyman and Mr.. Charles But
Ter, who are summering here from
New York, and who have recently
been guests at the Hotel Potter. Miss
Pallesor and Mrs. Virginia Lee Boyce
accompanied the party and enter
tained the guests with their singing
Some of those who enjoyed the outing
were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Gring,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Baxter. Mr.. and
Mrs Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. George voor-
hees, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Paramore.
Mrs. Hanryhan. Mrs. Theodore Tom
linson, Mrs. Edwin Sawyer, Mrs.
Brook, Mrs E. NJ Hodgeman, Mrs. S.
B. Longstreth, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Henshaw, Miss Florence Henshaw,
Mass Grimes. Miss Marjorie Bull, Miss
Burling, Miss Virginia Longstreth.
Allen Whiting. Howard Johnson, E.
w. Runyon, Elliot Rogers and Charles
Keeney.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Chickering have
returned to their home in Mira Vista
after fortnight's sojourn at their
ranch. Eden valley, in Mendocino
county. where they entertained a
house party of young people. Hunt
ing was the chief attraction during
their sojourn in the north, but as
Mendocino county abourds in fish as
well as game, other advertisements
were also enjoyed. Among those
who took part in the two weeks ex-
cursion as their guests were Miss
Marguerite Doe. Miss Florence Hen
shaw, Miss Marcia Breckenridge,
Earl Miller, oscar Brown and Charles
Keeney.
AT the conclusion of their sojourn
in the north Miss Doe paid San Fran
cisco a visit. staying couple of days
with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Green.
Earl Miller and Oscar Brown will
not return to Santa Barbara this sea-
son. as they are leaving shortly for
the east to spend the winter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Balm and
their guest, Miss Mary Bispham. have
been enjoying visit during the last
week. at Coronado beach. whittier
they went at the conclusion of last
weeks house party at Whittier. Mrs.
J. c. Breckenridge accompanied them
on this excursion. but Monday re-
turned to Santa Barbara. In Coro-
nado the Balm party was Joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beale. who will
remain with them over this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Balm, and the latter's
daughter. Miss Beatrice Miller, and
Miss Bispham will take their depar-
ture this week for New York. where
they will pass the wintef season.
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Miss Grace Helen Bailey, former
belle OF this city, but who of recent
years has made her home in New
York, Is receiving the Congratulations
of host of friends on the success of
her latest literary effort, a series of
love songs. which have recently been
published by the Schreiner Publishing
company. Miss H. N. Brown, also of
New York, who has attained an en-
viable name as pianist. composed the
music of the ballads. Just You."
Hidden violets' and "A Gift" are
some OF the love ditties that have
found their way to this coast and
have already attained popularity with
singers, at the same time winning for
their authors the commendation of the
local musical colony.
Miss Bailey is sister of Miss Alice
and Miss Dolly Bailey Of this city and
a cousin OF Mrs. James Rabe, wife Of
Lieutenant Rabe. U. S. n, and of
Mrs. Vincent de Laveaga.
Goodbys were said yesterday to
Charles Black and his daughter, Miss
Marie Louise Black, who departed
for New York to be gone four or five
weeks On their return to their Pa
cihc avenue residence Miss Black will