The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

was used as fort in her struggle
for independence. Circulars, signed by
the members of this body, are being
distributed all over the United States,
asking the aid of their sisters in other
localities to secure the Texas building
for the fair.
Mrs. ]. "A. Mckenzie will entertain
| the Texas Club of California in the
rooms of the Century club IN Franklin
street next Friday afternoon, when she
will hold large reception.
Mrs. Cesare lombard, who was Miss
Caroline Ennis Of Dallas. is the hon
orary president of the society of
which the president is Mrs. Ward II.
Hulen, the former Miss Reba Galloway
of Galveston. Mrs. Norman B. Liver
| more, who was Miss Caroline Sealy,
| also of Galveston, is the vice president;
| the secretary is Miss Josephine Daniels,
the daughter of Texas parents, who,
| however, claims California as her birth
! state. Other members are Mrs. Ed
ward Otho Cressup Ord of Berkeley,
| formerly Miss Mary Norton of San An
tonic; Mrs. ]. A. Mckenzie. who was
Miss Maude Sparkes of Georgetown;
| Mrs. Copley Enos. who was Miss Ruth
Weatherhead of San Antonio; Mrs. II.
| P. Fessenden, who was Miss Elsie
Ketchem of Galveston; Mrs. Mcclure
| Kelly, formerly Miss Effie Jones of
Houston; Mrs. A. c. Barber, who will
| be remembered as Miss Lucy lombard
! of Houston; Mrs. H. c. Clenaham, who
was Miss Eleanor Fields of Austin
Mrs. S. r. Gleaves. the former Miss
| Julia King of San Antonio; Mrs. Arthur
Fennimore, who was Miss Ruth Garn-
der of Waco, and Mrs. II. A. Jones, a
former belle of Houston.
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After nearly decade of life in Cali
| fornia, Junius Aiken Flanders. known
to his familiars as 'Dauber." is about
to take his departure for the east to
make his permanent home in Illinois,
With his two brothers, Richard, who
married Miss Emma Bazet of this city,
and John, who is still one of the eli
| gibles, Mr.. Flanders came here almost
cisco. He attended college at the Uni
versity of Stanford, graduating about
| five years ago, and subsequently en-
gagged in business in this city. About
| two years ago he was the hero of a
romantic marriage with Miss Bessie
| fornia to become his bride. The mar
| riage was kept a secret from even the
most intimate friends. the only ones
attending the nuptials being the BRIDE
groom's brother and his promised
bride, whose marriage was celebrated
a few weeks later.
| For the last two years Mr. and Mrs.
Dauber Flanders have resided in BN-
lingame, where they have a charming
little bungalow. Mrs. Flanders went
east the latter part of June to visit
her parents and now Mr.. Flanders 10
busy saying goodby to his friends and
acquainting them with his intention of
going into business in the east and
there making his permanent home. 1t
| is hoped that after brief trial the life
there will be found not to compare
with what California can offer and that
their friends Will be able again to well
come them home In this state.
! Mr.. Flanders recently has returned
from visit with DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Bazetin on their ranch near Monte
Vista.
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| A farewell to Mrs. Carl Gamborg-
Andersen which took the form OF an
elaborate card party was enjoyed Tues
day afternoon by all the ladies of Mare
island and the contingent from Vallejo,
as well as by number of society peo-
pie from this city and Berkeley. Mrs.