The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
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ABOUT the same tlfue 70 pass tlS ~hheSA
IN the east, the former to visit her
father, Paul Cowles, in Chicago for
three months at least. and the latter to
divide her sojourn between the homes
of relatives in Baltimore. Washington.
d. c., and New York
Mrs Henry i. Davis and Miss
Gertrude Davis will also be among the
travellers. Boston being their destina-
ton. Miss Davis, who is musically
gifted beyond the average. has deter
mined to devote the next year 10 seri-
Gus study, and for this purpose will
enter the Boston Conservatory of Music
in October to take the winters course.
Mrs. Gilbert Gurney and Miss Vivian
Gurney arc making arrangements to
leave the first week of September for
vassar where Miss Gurney will begin
the work of her junior year,
Miss Nora Oliver. the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bartley P. Oliver. and
Miss Ann Bailey. who has recently
been her house guest, viii take their
departure this week for Miss Bailey's
home in Pittsburg. to remain several
months. En- route they VIII stop at
Boise City. Idaho, where they will enjoy
a brief visit with Miss divers brother
in law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Merle, and with Mr. and Mrs William
Regan Monie Merle).
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Returning TO California, on the other
hand, are Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Bishop,
who are receiving a warm welcome on
their arrival in this city after two
years residence in Peru. The Bishops
have not yet reopened their home here.
but instead are enjoying visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Folger in their
home in Claremont.
Mr.. Bishop is a brother of Mrs. Fred
B. Kelham and of Mrs. Frank Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. II. George Ia Fargo of
Vancouver, B. c., who were expected to
come to California several weeks ago,
were detained in the north and viii not
arrive until next Friday. The La
Farges are coming to this state on a
visit to the latters mother. Mrs. Frank
P Thompson, in Palo Alto, and it is
not improbable that they will settle
here permanently.
Mrs. la Fargo will be remembered as
Miss Roberta Thompson
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Rear Admiral Richardson Glover.
L. S. N, retired, and Mrs Glover. ac-
companied by their two daughters.
Miss Eudore and Miss Beatrice Clover
are preparing to return in October TO
their home in Washington. d. c. Re-
Gently the party has been making a
motor tour of the chateaux country
and they are now registered at the
Hotel Maurice in Paris.
Mr.. Henry c. Ide, the retiring Amer
lean minister to Spain. has left Madrid
for San Sebastian, whence he will
travel to London to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Shane Leslie. before returning to
the United States. Mrs. Leslie will be
remembered as Miss Marjorie Ide. who
visited California about three years
ago. when she was extensively enter
tanned by the smart set of this city and
of Santa Barbara.
Also coming home in the near future
will be Judge and Mrs. John Barton
Payne, the latter formerly Miss Jennie
Byrd Bryan, who, having completed
their honeymoon tour of Europe, sailed
last Wednesday for America. On their
arrival they will go Immediately to
Elmhurst Ill, where they will open
their home "Byrd's Nest" the wedding
gift of Mrs. Payne's brother. Charles
Page Bryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin, whose
rumored arrival in San Francisco last
Wednesday caused considerable excite
ment in local society circles. are still
in Newport where they purpose to re-
main several weeks. There they are
the guests of Mrs. Martins mother,
Mrs Charles Oelirichs. who is occu-
pying the Morrel cottage, and they
will also visit Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
Thomas blanche Oelrichs) before COM
ing to California. Mr.. Walter Martin,
who went east 10 days ago to escort
the party west, has fingered in New
port as their guest.
There will be a delightful gathering
in the Raas home in San Anselmo to-
day, when Miss Margaret and Miss
Joelle Raas will entertain a large con-
tingent of the younger set at picnic
in the grounds OF their beautiful coun-
try home. More than a score Of guests
have been bidden TO the affair. and
after a luncheon under the trees there
Will be a musicale, in which the two
daughters of the house and several of
their friends will participate. Miss
Joelle Raas is a talented violinist,
while her sister is pianist
and both have voices of unusual
merit. As many of their guests are
similarly talented. thoroughly enjoy
able day is assured. Among those who
have been hidden to the picnic are Mrs.
Frank Allen, Miss Dorothy Allen. Miss
Elizabeth Bull. Howard Allen. Mr.. Bur-
dette and Ernest Groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory winship are Civ
ing a picnic in the San Mateo foot
s:ils. They left by automobile and
, motored out to the Spring Valley lakes,
where the luncheon was held, and the
return trip will be made this evening
by moonlight. Some OF those who will
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