The San Francisco call., 1913-08-31
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Roskey, Miss Mary Ambrose, Miss
Mabel Armstrong. Miss Helen F'lem-
ing. Miss Florence Roberts. Miss
cecile Donovan and Miss Mary Dor
,ttv. and Mrs. W. H. Atkins, Mrs Neal
Prendergast. Mrs Harry Hennessy,
Miss Helen Downing. Miss Hazel
Downing. Miss Myrtle Cleveland Miss
Mary sequeras Miss Elsie Edwards.
Miss Bessie Schuyler. Miss Rose Capps.
Miss Rose Kilma. Miss Jessie Murphy,
Miss Hazel Dennahy. Miss Mary Shee-
han. Miss Phyllis Mcguire, Miss Lor-
aine MeIlus and Miss Sanchez.
On the evening Of September Is
will be held the first performance for
the benefit Of the Happy Day home.
It will take place in the Tivoli thea
ter. the entire 81 boxes having al
ready been engaged for the event.
Mrs. A. w. Scott Jr win star in the
drama and will be supported in its
rendition by a splendid company.
whether the play will be Sudermann's $
s.1agdag or ATaeterlincl1's Mary Mag
dalene" is not determined, but during
The week both will be given. Every
attention has been paid to the scenic
arrangements and the costuming,
which viii carry out in detail the
luxurious life and the full splendor
of the times portrayed. Mrs. Lloyd
osborne. president Of the Happy Day
home. is sparing no efforts to interest
society in the charity and already
demands are pouring into headquar-
ters for reservations for boxes and
seats. Among the patronesses for the
san Francisco benefit are:
Mayor and Mrs. James NJ; and Mrs = ".
Rolph u. r. wou,,~ AIr, and Mrs Henry
ton Gregg Mr. and Mrs Leon
M Black sE1 Mr. '' and Mrs James
AT Balioa 5ap coryen Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
pr and Mrs Guido Stanton
caeiicri Mr. and Mrs. william
siI DurbPow 5P5 '''-' " Mr.. sss and Mrs. F. G.
Young TI . Mr. and Mrs. James
srr and Mrs Frank Ellis Tucker
Deering Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ
NJ. TeunimoTe aaa os'9' y Mr. and Mrs. I. y.
c;erstie Mrs Virginia Beede
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mrs /. NJ. Culver
Heeer Mrs. Phoebe Hearst
MI and Mrs Wendell Mrs. J. b. Hume
p. Hammon Mrs Eleanor Martin
Mr. and Mrs L Iowen- Mrs. John 5. Merrill
berg Mrs. Franc Merchante
Mr. and Mrs Walter Mrs. c. A. Murd0ek
AFarCavfn Mrs. Lowell White
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mrs. Selden 5. Wright
e. Moore Mrs. c. Mezes Wynne
The week following-that Of De-
cember .22-the company viii move to.
Oakland, where they viii give the
same plays for the benefit of Oak
lands oldest charity, the Ladies Re-
lief society. All the old residents
of the transbay city are interested in
this organization and the list of pa
irons will include members Of the
most prominent families OF Berkeley,
Oakland. Piedmont and Alameda.
The grape festival. to be held in
the magnificent country home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Kent, in Kentheld,
October 4, viii prove a drawing card
for the smart set of Ross Valley.
Kentheld, san Rafael, Sausalito, Bel
vedere, Mill Valley and Petaluma-
This annual fiesta is given for the
Boys farm, the pet philanthropy of
Marin county, and one of the most
deserving institutions in the state.
This year the proceeds viii be devoted
TO the rebuilding Of the boys school
house, the former edidce. which was
given by the family of Robert Dol
lar, having been destroyed by fire
recently. The Dollars have already
contributed $4,000 to the new struc-
ture.
To those who are already familiar
with the Kent grape festivals. the
prospect of october 4 presents the
fulhllment of a long anticipated de-
light, while to those who have never
before participated. new side of Cal
ifornia life will be presented. The
Kents own among the largest and
most luxurious vineyards in the
state, and their generosity contrib
utes the entire yield of many acres
to the festival Among the women
who VIII sponsor the affair are:
Mrs William Kent Mrs Frank Dalton