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SOCIETY
SOCIETY in San Francisco at
present is a theory rather than
a practice as far as events of any
sort are concerned, and the only
news that falls to the lot of the
chronicler of the doings of society folk ,
r is in regard to the weddings of this
month and tho goings and comings —
the summer flittings — of well known ;
people... There is some wonder as to
what methods are adopted by residents
of the city nowadays to pass the
amount of time that is seemingly un
occupied, but there are no complaints
heard as to the dullness of the season.
It Js quiet — there are no events — but
Interest ,in municipal affairs, the
strikes, the outlook and political situa
tion are occupying the thoughts of
people, and particularly of women is
this true. In a way that Is practically
unheard of here before. Buds of last
season or next whose chatter should
be" of "trifles, light as air." may be
heard discoursing learnedly upon in
dustrial matters In a way that is as
tonishing. It is probably but a .repe
tition of the .latest opinions delivered
\>y the * heads of their respective
houses, but the understanding of af
fairs accompanies it and It will be in
teresting to note the result in -the ulti
mate development of the youth of tho
city. *-:
The .following Item cos?* from Lon
don and will be read with interest 1
here: \u25a0:'".::-\u25a0'. ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burton Harri
son have arrived at Claridge's hotel
from Cannes, where, with their three
children, they passed the winter. They
ms.de a trip to Egypt during that time,
going up the Nile as far as Ary#->uan.
Mrs. Harrison expected to gey some
quail shooting, I)ut It was tocf early. I
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison will be- here j
only two days, as they are going up
to Scotland to pass a few weeks at
their shooting lodge in Inverness-shire
Mrs. Burton Harrison, who was with
her son and daughter-in-law all the
winter. Is now at "Varesse, but is ex
pected in London shortly.
Mr. Harrison said that he expected
to return to New, York in time for the
political campaign. .He was very' much
interested in the news" from New. York
that the court of appeals sustains At
torney General Jackson's right- to at
tack Mayor McClellan's title to the
mayoralty. ."My opinion is that if a
recount is ordered," said Mr. Harrison,
•it will be found that Mr. McClellati
was elected and I think we had a fair
count in the election of 1905."
Major E. A- Root, Nineteenth Infan
trj', U. S. A., who has been absent from
Pacific Grove for some time attending
to duties at the Presidio of San Fran
cisco, has returned to Pacific Grove ho
tel, where Mrs. Root is staying until
tUe arrival of Major Root's regiment
from the Philippines:
From Del Monte comes this letter:
Captain H. Whitehead. U. S. A-. Mrs.
'SVhite'head and three children, have
been, at Del Monte for two or three
weeks. Captain- Whitehead is going to
the Philippines and* intended- to leave
his family behind, but according to pres
ent intentions they will accompany him.
• Mrs. William C. Peyton, and Master
B. Peyton of Skn*. Francisco are here
for a few weeks" stay.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Poor and F. M.
Whitney of Santa Barbara were at Del
Monte^early last week.
I Among the members of the Stanford
university who have been here recent
ly are B. Kellogg. Hazel Anna Cooke.
li. E. Allardice and Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Locser. R. E. Allardice and R. M.
Loeser are greatly 1 interested In golf
and spend much of their time on the
links.
Three recent visitors from Oakland
were D. V, Hughes, Jessie Henry and
J. W. Goodfellow.
Many San Franciscans were here dur
ing last week, among them being Theo
dore Goodman. Mrs.. Goodman and Mar
iie Goodman; T. A. Richard. Mrs. Rich
•oj-d. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Richard. Dr.
A. B. Grosse. William Grosse, Urs." Wil
"liam Grosse. Mrs. B. Pamperin. Miss J.
Pj&mperiri, E. G*. Johnson, D. L. West
« ver. Mrs. Westover, George^ .Hatton
and Mrs. Hatton, F. E. Booth and Meyer
TV. Harts. U. S. A.
• C. Tossi of .Paris,- Julius Berliner,
Willy Berliner .of Berlin. Miss E. G.
Perry of Toronto, .Can., and Mrs. Vir
ginia Philllpp of Berlin are among the
foreigners who \u25a0have spent, a little time
recently enjoying "the beauty and rest
fulness of Del Monte. .
'jQ6 following New-Yorkers are
among the recent visitors: Paul Baer
wald. Mrs. V. D. Williamson and Miss
Cotter/ who. with Harry C. Cotter of
Butte. "made a party of four; Henry
Holt and Mrs. Henry Holt, Mrs. H. B.
Turner. Miss Steward. William Has
torf. Mr. and MnC-D. B. Mills. Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Hayes. MJtss Bertha G.
Hayes.* E. Stone and Miss E. A.jQuack
enbush.
Timothy Hopkjns, Mrs. Hopkins and ;
Miss Hopkins of Menlo Park, accom
panied by Miss Marie Blawl of Bur
lington. lowa, who Is ' visiting them,
spent some little time at Del Monte last
wce-k;.
R. E. Bousfield, Mrs. Bousfield and
Miss Perrin of Berkeley haVe recently
been here. '. '
Among the recent- visitors at Del
Monte were Thomas Greaves, the
hisses Greaves • and Miss Esther
Greaves of Mill valley.
F, S. Hoyt, Miss 'Hoyt. Frank S. Hoyt
and Mrs. G. S. Paulson of Newcastle,
Pa.. . cair.c down to Del Monte on tho
?Oth in an automobile and stayed here
for two days making. various trips.
H. Harpham and A. Saulsbury of Los
Angeles, with Miss . Josephine Demlng
of Santa Crua, Mrs. Richards of San
Francisco and Miss G. Meek of San
Lorenzo from Santa Cruz to
Del^Monte Jn a, White eteamer. •
George A. Innes and Mrs.-Inhes came
down to Del Monte from San Rafael
by train and had their motor car sent
down to them. They returned to San
Rafael on Sunday In their automobile.
George H. Hooke, Mrs. Hooke, Miss
M. A. Williams of Berkeley. Miss Mabel
F. Gordon and Miss Carrie I. Gordon of
San Francisco "motored down from that
city, to Del Monte.
Miss Sara Drum, one of- the most ex
pert chauffeuses in San Francisco, ac
companied by Mrs. H. Goodwin and
-M. S. Latham, motored down' to Del
Monte on the 24th. They, were accom
pantw! by J. H. Follis, Mrs." Follis and
Latham McMullen. in Mr. Follis' car.
Another «automoblle' party .was; made
up of Mr. and. Mrs. H. Du t ton ; of San
Francisco, Mrs. MacFarlaneot; Hono
lulu, Mrs. Wakefield,: Baker and" Miss
Baker of San Francisco. _. .
J. R. Fenletter,' Mrs. . J. R.~ Feriletter,
wljh Mrs. Fenletter, Bert Latham' and
E. Thompson of « Los Angeles, came .up
recently in a. Thomas \ flyer in about
- three days. After - spending ,';two or
three days in making trips around Del
Monte they left Mrs. : Robert Fenletter
at this beautiful resort' and went on
to San" Francisco. They ; will. return to
Del Monte and- then home to Los An
geles. . HHHORBQBBSHBfIMfj
Mrs. JC H. Pay s on of San Mat eo , was >
«.t pel Monte recently In her. motor car. i
the Outsider
On the 25th : F. E. Brigham.v Mrs.
Brigham, Miss Brigham. ; Miss Gladys
Brlgrham -and- F. O. ' Brigham '. of Los
Gatos, with H. 8. , Hector :t: t and E. C.
Johnson of San Francisco, came to Del
Monte in a seven passenger White tour
ing car. \u25a0;-\u25a0\u25a0
Roy Young, E. C.- Nichols, H." Hayries,
William Hackley^ and R. C. Hackley
made up an automobile party to Del
Monte from Berkeley.
Mr., and Mrs.; M. S. Wilson and J.- B.
Crockett of Burllngame . toured .from
Menlo" Park to'»'LV;-« Monte: inl-E.'W.'
Hopkins' motor car. "v. ' . " '
One of -the Interesting marriagesiof
the season was -"that -'off Miss .Beatrice
Snow and' Rev. Earl HamiltonsMcCol
listcr, which. took; place on: Saturday ot
last week at noon -at '< Christ -church,
Alameda. The ceremony, was performed
by the Right -Rev.^William' Ford'Nlchr
ols, bishop of California. :the' Rev. jF/.U.
Bugbee assisting. v7After.. the":- service
the wedding .! breakfast ' was .given i at
the home of ; Dr. : . and * Mrs." B., M. Keys,
1725 Sari Jose' avenue," C Alamedal • I Mr.
and' Mrs. ' McColllsteri then left: for^a
short trip in the'mountains. On June. 6
they will leave for New .York. . After
visiting ; friends there , they. ."^will v. sail
from Montreal, ;, Canada, -for ". Europe.*
Mrs. McCollister : is 1 the 'daughter* of
Mr. and Mrs.J. R. Snow.of Los Angeles/
She was ; graduated ilnV 1904 ,' from '* the
University of Calif ornia/ where" she\was
well known" in- college I dramatics i and
many other activities. ''J Mr.* McCollister,
came - from ': Santa" Barbara and 'is ',\u25a0; a
graduate' of the. state Juniversity,;olass
of 1903. In college ?. he? was t; ax well
known member, of the Phi \u25a0 Sigma Delta
fraternity. V Hehas just;been graduated
from the i Episcopal theological t semi
nary at San \u25a0 Mat co. -1 On' his : return from"
Europe he I will' settle either: In ".. Berke-;
ley or San Mateo. SSSBSBSBBKBB&
The following, news comes. from Pa
cific' Grove- 1 , '--.v.-.VC , ; ".j. \u25a0'. \u25a0"•i'\ , \u25a0'. '-'\u25a0- \u25a0- \u25a0 ; --r '\u25a0"£;• V^
J:.h Mrs: J Janet M. Baldwin',' of ; Sari' Fran-'
Cisco has moved to Pacific Grove for the
lummer.:.- j';;: i;S~s~: : .-. -.V . . ",..'.'/'' .-':"-
, An Oakland visitor jto'the : grove ' who
was also a guest' at > the iPaclflcl Grove
hotel "/was \ Miss \ Tressle jf Bomb"erg,s.who'
spent several v busy/ days t the*
different } points -of interest about t the
pen!nsula.'i»£t£pßSHQ9iHHyEtV • : -" : ' -* ; " r - "'\u25a0
j Mr.; and jMrs/; c:[ McCall are I spending
their,honeymoon"days under the roof of
Pacific Grove! hotel.". :>:;-., : -:; \u25a0 '~"J
iil A/partyf of* tourists^ from iWashing
totwconsistlngTof O. H. 1 Greenand wife*
of Ritzville, \u25a0'.;' E.':' Harvey ./and?. wife § of
Pullman! and .R.'. P. Tumley 'of ; Spokane;
spent several days ; at ' : Pacific \u25a0: Grove
hotel; v ' :.' r -.- ; r ;;"•> \u0084:;-.'."-*•:\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0;.-
1 Mrs.- H- A.' Ford of Spokane, accompa-'
nied by Miss E. E. Lukens ' of Riverside;
are making, an' indefinite: stay-in* Pacific
GroyeJ&jKt&jft \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>,->*\u25a0-:_\u25a0' ...;:.-.,.-. -:-.;
? • J.;< H. Price / and : P." t:* Hicks came J
THE^SAN:'';^
down .to \u25a0. the ,: grove i : f rorriT San Jose i and
made a trip. to Rancho del, Moiite; where
they spent S several -days "at > successful
trout fishing. >.;.".".:-** ./.:! r ' ;-'
;- ,i- Mrs.'s Fred _W. X Bert jf.v and ~- son vof
Seattle » have I come ! to : the 'grove } for i the
summer V months;? and ?. will >, r mak'ef. their
home 'at' the ' Pacific hotel. ; v :
\u25a0:v Major L. ; W.' Cornish, ,U. S. Ai', is visit-
Ing tb.9 grove -with a'viewj to establishi
ng- his home here. ' < , ' \u25a0 \u25a0;
.. , \u25a0: •":..-': •'\u25a0 ..-.;• '-. '\u25a0\u25a0' '. \u25a0..'\u25a0 . :.- : ; ; .r
: photograph -l; appears .;, today Vof
; pretty, \u25a0 chic"; little . ! Miss Lorraine f del la
Moritanya,v:who?lslto:becqme'.the^bride
of = Edward: Davis ion iTuesday.Sjune ill:
Miss de^ lsif Montanya, ', 4 who ; /is >™^ the
daughter/ of IMrs."™ George jF.t; Terbush, 5
.was; one iof \u25a0 the . debutantes \of * last ! sea-;
sonlarid* her] engagemerit?tOjMr.>Davis"
t came;as a^g^eat^butfpjeasant 'surprise
to i society. l^ She Jls s charmingly | pretty,*
having, exqulsiterbrunettelcoloringiand
ajbeautif ul, complexion?;:! She'isjvery i \V-
t vaci6us J and^attractiveK^TheXweddirig
'ls\tosbe?ajvery/(qulet?affair,Twith|only,
: about * 60 j guests s present.^ Miss f Roma* '\u25a0
Paxtontwiir, be^ the? maid !of ?honorl and
Philip i Paschel \* will ibe 1 the I best 1 man;
Toe. I other j photograph? islofj Miss [Hazel
Farmer/- who I Is 1 an| Intimate £f rf end fof
Miss ; de i lai Montanya, f and; ; should!' she
; arrive f t rom'j Paris ; In I time fwill Sbef one
of ; her, bridesmaids.*| She] is; ai handsome
- gl rlit.wl th lyery^ beautiful I golde nt hair, 3
and ' Is popular^ and attract! ve. t Her
parents 5 have fai beautiful J country. J place
'injthelMcCloud'rlveriregioniandlthere
> they|spend^ost|dfitheir i ;summers,lbut
greater part pt i theirjtime is passed
I ' J
TlieiQutsider
Other Social Events
V; \u25a0 Mr.' and A Mrs. J B.s Jacobs^of 5 1615 \ Post
street % the f engagement &ot
their.: daughter; :-Cella; = to ft Leland^ S.
Myers. ' \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0_\u25a0 .:$&&&&& ,
: - Mr. and : Mrs.'{jacobVAltmarin of 1323
i # Octavia"?street lannouricel the >£eiigage
i ment [of itheirVoungest rdaughter.ißeta?
to 1 Sidney^ H^AbramsJof j NewjTork.'^l?^
,:>' Mrs arid,' Mrs?* Hen-man i Olcbylchl an
riounce]the>ngagement of their; dauKh^
ji|/ieTporfraiH^e^ftM
ter, ; Pauline,*; to Max • Pencovic of "this
clty.^ The "'- reception I will \ be "'\u25a0 held ;' Sun
day, ; May^ 26,1 and^Wednesday, \u25a0'\u25a0 May. : 29]
at i their; residence, 1752 * Geary^ street.'
\u25a0": i Mrrv l arid_«Mrs.:;S. -Flyshaker^of 1265
Eddyi street (announce ;the 'engagement
of i e thelr^Tdaughter.V Mabel,'^ to :~ Henry
'Nathan^S' " :. : '::'-fV ; : "r. .-\u25a0 ,:;.-*" '.V ."•"» :.'/'\u25a0\u25a0
: ' ": MrL , and ' Mrs. 5 - M. Schbenf eld announce
the" engagement of their -daughter^'Elsa,*
to' Samuel f B- r j Leon7> at prominent young
wholesale \ merchant ;Of = this '' city.- \u25a0'-. :
: vThe engagement Is announced of Miss
Cella'A.lßreitstein'arid-WilliamtH.'By-;
Ingtori,* Jr.*-. They, iwiir*,be?at',,: home to
their; friends ; Sunday, s June ; 2," froirij 2:3o
until 6,' at, 1655 "Page street.* .
-j The : en gagenienf: reception >of \u25a0 s Miss
Selma , Riese X arid ' Dr. » lrvin g : S.v Yeime r.
will* be 'heldJ Sunday,";* June j 9,'f from* 2 ;to
5 : o'clock, 5 ? atXthe^'newi home" of ;Mr.* and
David [just * been
completed,'-; at 171^ Jordan^, avenue.".
/.The, wedding of Miss Rebecca Fischel
and i Davld^t Slvßoth^wlll-i take;"place ; on
Sunday ,V June f 9, \ ? atT- the i _v home :} of ,the"
bride, 1 2033 Uriiverslty^averiue* Berkeley.
Mr>7 and ; Mrs.\William Offermann &n
nbunce *the^ marriage'of ; thelridaughter.
Miss Co Al ':?. Offermann, r :\ and
John'j Gl r !t F4 Grosse,^ both * & of £ Berkeley.
The [ceremony twas . celebrated .April "30.
i': Beneath*! al marriage bell of marguer-
Ites|MlssjMary|Fishersandtßalph H.
Mad_de"n r*were> married jlat sth*e } Seventh
avenue Presbyterian'churchfonVWednes
day,!i the'j bride's father/ Rev.' W. 5 J.* Fish
'er,:?offlciating.r^!i'.'i?: *'-i» : --V7:.- ' -P>~ \u25a0 ,' ~"Z'~\
?iJ Preceded =j by i two flower ; girls, :' little
Misses - Margaret r - Blodgett | and * Grade
Knbwles,^itheEbride,\l accompanied Sby,
| her !;mbther,*fl advanced toXthe t altar,'
\u25a0wherejthey. were awaited \ by^ the \ brjde
grobni,^and '$ in\^ th'e^ simplest £ ceremony
; 6f l,the!churchiwere \ \n\ marriage/
s||T^elbrtde\was^atUred|^lnTa(travelinjr
suit : of dark , blue*- cloth. ; Immediately
after/. the \u25a0 ceremony,'. the * happy "couple
dapartedlforgav wedding trlp/jwhoso
destination "as well as duration has
bee»'kept a profound secret.
Miss Cora Fackerell rendered a beau
tiful-vocal solo.* the-* instrumental rrtusto
being rendered by Rev. Dr. White
:•\u25a0::<\u25a0:\u25a0;\u25a0 \u25a0C^^'T'Ti m * _:, '
* '-Mr.'; and -Mrs. -John Quirrcy Adams,
who were- married in 'Portland. N*.. H.,
on May. 21., 1557. celebrated their golden
wedding last. Tuesday evenins>llay 21.
at the residence of their • daughter, "ilrs.
Wallace '«r.« r . C.\ Boswell. --Mr. and M ra.
Adama'have been", residents of this state
i for . upward. of Uo years. 'An unusual
feature (Of -the; occasion was the pres
ence of all the_ children and grandchil
dren. s ; The house was beautifully dec
orated'and once again the couple stood
beneath , the -marriage bell where the.
\u25a0service was . read and they, were agala
greeted • with 'showers of rice. Thay
were the recipients of many beautiful
'presents, and; at a late hour the guests
sat down to a : . wedding supper*
•" 'Among { those \u25a0 present- were Mr. and,
Mrs. J. Q. Adams, Mr. and Mrs.. Harry
Adams,- Mr. .and lira. Duncan Smith.'
Mr. and Mrs/; Wallace C Boswell. J. QJ
; Adams Jr.. • Mr. and Mrs. Edwards. Mr.;
; and Mrs. George Demmon. Mrs. ' Letittev
McDonald. Mrs. Lillian Brandon. Miss
| Myrtle Smith." Miss Arrow, W. 2T. :
Fletcher, Frank Ames and Stanley aad
Everett Smith.
• . • • • \u25a0
A. very jjleasant surprise was ten-v
dered Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Daviett
Friday evening of last week by a few
of their many friends at their pretty 1
home on Missouri street. Games, musia
and dancing were engaged In.
'The drawing ; ilpom was beautifully
decorated in fernl and California pop
pies." and with the attractive gowns
worn 'presented, a very, pretty picture.
- -Another ? pleasant and indeed very
unexpected surprise was the announce
ment 'of .the engagement of Miss Amy:
Williams, -a \u25a0 very , popular young lady,
to Fred ; Corfield. ,who is prominent In
Berkeley^ business circles. The date of
the : has not, been announced,
buttlt r ls; expected": to take place very'
shortly. * . - - . •
At 12:30 an elaborate 3upper was
served *in_ the /spacious , dining room.,
which "[was : ' 'decorated in smilax and
carnations. Many .toasts- were pro
posed and answered by .the various
guests.; : After supper the, many friends
departed, having spent a mo3t en
joyable evening." •' • ,v : '
. Among^those present -, were Missal
Ethel* Cotton,*: Ire'n© . TTellam, Jessie
Frazler/Nina Rintoul." Lulu Petit. Eth^l
Willlams.YAmy .Wllliams.TAnnie Gerald. •
Veryl? Sweeney, "Alice Cotton. Lexle Mc-
Donald.; Mrs. -\u25a0-•; Williams.'- Mrs. Catrna,
Mrs. Tellam,- Mrs. Julia Cotton. Mr. and
Mrs.» Ferguson,; Clarence "Ferguson.. Mr.
and * Mrs. vp. ;j.- Cotton. Mr. .and Mrs.
James Mr. and" Mrs.' " S. CJ'
Symbn,' Miss - Vera Symon.Norie Sy moil.
Mr.VandVMrs. . William Moore., Lloyd
MooreT- Mr. . arid Mrs." Everett Sweeney.
Rev." Giiy 'White. D.D.;, Joseph Wil
llams,*William-Muir, John Reid. James
Gardner-vFred Corfleld > and Mr. and'
Mrsrj. T Piller.
i -\f \u25a0 \u25a0 • » .,f»:*\ . \u25a0>.' f~;
".. Captain;; Frank .Barrett.: who -has* ex-^
i tensive; mining - interests in the south- 1
crn '* part |of \ the ; state,, paid r a> visit"-; io '
j Pacific ; Grove .from Palo Alto, '.where ne
makes .-hls>home.* stopping while-ln ,th« j
Grove at Pacific Grove hotel. \u0084
.'.'\u25a0• • • -..-
D. Hlrshfleld \of JBakersfleld v was" a
gtiest \ at the : Paclflc\ Grove hotel du rin g {
!;the'.pastTweek*while ; looking ui> a ilocjw
tlon* for.' his v family spend the sum*;
mer \u25a0 in : the* Grove.' • * Z '-.
Miss - Al- Baunfield : of Cleveland, Ohio; *.
; William ' A: wife, St. .Louis, t
I and : P. B. Palmer, of Chicago are spend* i
i ing; several fdays*= In Uhe ) Grove." r regi3-»r
'•'\u25a0 tered^at the Pacific Grove " hotel. !
''!':?•*'\u25a0*'\u25a0' '*"•' \u25a0 • • ' ~l" •-\u25a0-">- :\u25a0'*\u25a0'
. Mrs. •' J. ; j.-, Raver." accora'panietl - bW
: Miss'^yiola; A.;,Clark from San' Fraa-j
cisco.'^are^yisitin g ; Pacific - Grove • and j
viewing. the beauties of the peninsula, i
v : j Mrs. .' M. i J. : MeLeod and ' her . grandsoa!
came down to the Grove the latter partj
of : the . week and .will be at the Paciflo4
Grove; hotel- for: someltime.'"' - " ' !
"f^'^i^yi^'^t^^r^ •/\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-.:' '.'; * -
; : Mr.: and Mrs. . Donald . 8. . Beadle, ac
companied * by,-: Miss Alexander, T Phillip
Stetson and P." Brooks Beadle.' have le- ft ,
\u25a0for :an : extensive :3: 3 tour throush? th*,
southern part of California and ~^<»Tiim.
:_\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:.. r ?•:;--,•-\u25a0\u25a0,• •-.

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