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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: SATURDAY, JULY I. 1922 10 NEWS AND NOTES OF THE SOCIETY WQRLDfLZI3' HOLIDAYS TO Bridge Tea there to Glacier Point, particularly In their honor. Mrs. E. J.

Taaffe and her eon, Ed- ward, of West Clay Park are near Qulncy In the Feather river country. They are summering at the Pocket Ranch. ISS GEORGIA DORIS CRANE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Crane, M'ADOOSTO MAKE TOUR OF YOSEMITE who announced her engagement to Mr.

Victor Maxwell yesterday at a large recep Amusements Amusements BE CELEBRATED ON ESTATES MANY ATTEND BETROTHAL RECEPTION FOR MISS CRANE tion at the Fairmont Hotel. Photo. Neptune Palace The holidays attendant on Independence Day are being made the occasion for many house parties Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs Mc-Adoo, who have been stopping at the Palace Hotel for a few days, left yesterday for Yosemlte Valley, They will stop over at Wawona and In the meantime every effort 'is being; made to open the road from at country homes.

569 Jackson St. S52 Kearny St Mr. and Mrs. James L. Flood, who have recently returned from a sev eral months' tour of Europe, are en Miss Marie Louise Meyer entertained at an Informal bridge tea for Miss Dorothy Matthews of St.

Louis yesterday afternoon. Miss Matthews Is the house guest of Miss Meyer's sister, Miss Dorothy Meyer, Other guests included In the affair were Miss Agnes Harrison, Miss Constance Luft of New York, Miss Mary Harrison, Miss Kllgarlf and Miss Marian Lyman. Miss Emelie Parrott left San Mateo yesterday for Baltimore, where she will visit her brother-in-law and sister, Major and Mrs. Laurence Redington. Miss Parrott will not return to California until the middle of August.

Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Williamson have at last returned to San Francisco. For the past two years the Williamsons have spent much of the time away. First they traveled extensively abroad with their daughter, then Miss Lorna Williamson, but more laterly they have been residing In New York Tne Williamsons have taken an apartment In California street for the time being.

tertaining a group of house guests Amusements at their Menlo Park home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Schmel- dell, as well as Mr.

and Mrs. Wal Special Entertainment, Dancing: and Dinners over the Holidays, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY EXTRA! (J 6 p. m. to 10 p. m.

1 .50 SCot- Dinner Charge. ter Hobart, are entertaining groups of friends at their country places on Lake Tahoe. OAdncciTY Mr. and Mrs. Charles C.

Moore and Miss Josephine Moore will have friends over th holidays at their beautiful place near Santa Cruz, One thousand yards of spaghetti and chicken A JMIDMGHT LOCH Also a la Carte 50c where they are spending the sum mer. Two groups of automobile parties IT Sport Cotillion left Burlingame last evening, driving down to Pebble Beach, to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hill DANCING Vincent and Mr. William Crocker, who are entertaining at their re spective homes over July i.

The two homes are adjacent and the friends uhare their pleasures In common. Delightful Music Perfect Danclnp Floor FOR RESERVATIONS Phones Douglas 2988 and Sutter 8677 The Brilliant Show Place of San Francisco Among those who drove down were Mr. and Mrs. William Parrott, Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence McCreery. Mr. and Mrs. Nlon Tucker, Miss Jo By CHOLLY FRANCISCO. At the reception given yesterday Mrs.

touglaa B. Crane and her daughter. Miss Georgia Doris Crane, announcement was made of the engagement of the latter to Mr. Vic-tor Maxwell of this city. Mr.

Maxwell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Victor Maxwell, who are now traveling In Europe. About 100 guests were Invited to attend the reception, which was held at the Fairmont Hotel, where the Crsnes make their home. It was the rst formal affair given by Mrs.

Crane or her daughter since their return to this city three weeks ago. Miss Crane and her parents returned from Europe shortly after the first of the year, following many months rpent in travel abroad and almost Immediately set sail for the far South Pacifle. Here they visited the South Sea Islands, the Society Islands, the Ss.moan Islands, New Zealand and Australia. Among the! island groups they frequently traveled by email boats from one island to another. This latter trip through the South Seas held partic-'iilar interest and significance for Miss Crane, as her maternal grandfather, Mr.

John Wlghtman a pioneer of San Francisco, was largely Interested in trade with these islands and held large properties there. Mips Crane is a graduate of Miss Burke's School for Girls and later Attended Stanford University, where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. The trip abroad followed her graduation. Much of the time abroad was spent In Egypt find In the countries bordering the Mediterranean. Mr.

Maxwell is prominently identified in business circles here and in a popular clubman. Mrs. Crane and Miss Crane were assisted In receiving yesterday by the former's sister, Emma Pope; Mrs. Raymond B. Pollerd, Mrs.

H. Carson Donnels MrB. Reed Fun-sten, Mrs. Bertram L. Flahaven, Mrs.

Charles Gibson, Mrs. Chris Trowbridge and the Misses Elisabeth Pope. Newell Bull. Edith Sallie Obear, Annette Rolph, Gertrude Owen, Doris Wirtner and Vera Pernau. sephine Grant, Mr.

Richard Schwerin, Mr. George Rose of New York. Dr. and Mrs. H.

Staats Moore have taken a house on the Stan fi IV il 'r if A 'lit' if I If; KM i 5 5 il tf sic 'vi The members and guests of The Dramatres formed a picturesque throng of summpr gayety as they assembled in the Sorosls Ballroom last Saturday evening to enjoy the festivities of their annual Sport Cotillion. The indoor contest games proved to be most enjoyable to the participants, as well as being entertaining to the spectators. Miss Dorothy N. Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar C. Cooper of San Francisco, is now in Colorado Springs. Miss Cooper, who is a student at the University of California, Is In the East as a delegate from her sorority. Alpha Chi Omega Greek letter chapter, at the national convention of the society. Before returning Miss Cooper will visit friends In Hollywood.

iji Mrs. James A. Corscaden has arrived from New York City and will spend the summer in California. She is at present visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph W. Stefton. aaaa- laT? ford campus until September. On OPENS TODAY Four Big Days of Celebration Tviih Huge Fireworks Display July 4th GLIDE to tar innate of HERBERT MEVERIXC K'S ORCHESTRA, direct from tar St. Franrla Hotel, on a masrnlflcent floor In a beautiful danre pavilion.

RIDE the longeat. hlsheat, faateat arenle railway neat of Detroit the Dodce-'em, Whip. Ferrla heel, Merry-tio-Round, etc. ENJOY HERMAN HELLER'S wonderfnl CONCERT BAND every night. Saturday and Sunday afternoona.

SWIM In the warm anrf or play In the annihine oa the fine aandy beach MOVE your llmha and your eyea alone; the boardwalk, the sone, beach, pier, Japaneae Tea Uarden, and lavtna. THERE IS SO FOG AT PACIFIC CITY wMefJaiii(er their return they will live at the Fairmont Hotel until their apartment in the Capo Dl Monte on Russian Hill is completed In January. Miss Josephine Kane wag hostess recently at a tea at the St. Francis Hotel, the affair being given for Miss Marie Genevieve Burke. MIrs Burke recently announced her engagement to Mr.

Thomas Stephen Ryan of this city. in ihe. bipgert hit of hex career 'SOUTH Of SUW Starting; Tomorrow SPECIAL ATTRACTION! Guatemala Marimba Band Original P. P. I.

E. Plavan Tn CltMlcil and Popular Numbm CALIFORNIA ORCHKSTR Around: Lobbies Tomorrow at lliOO Sololat lilZETTA KALOVA Rnaalan Viollnlate GRASD CO CERT An Interesting guest In the hotels-fcome manager of the Hartmann ho- CALIFORNIA ORCHESTRA SEVERI. Cnnuctlng tel. Hollister. is Congressman Harry A.

Baldwin, representative of Hawaii. He and Mrs. Baldwin are at the Clift. Congressman Baldwin has just tut iWA.tt-rtlinJ illlililiiiaaiiatll completed his first term in Congress, For more "than two years Tremblay was traveling auditor of the Alaska Engineering Commission, visiting every village In the territory under all sorts of travel conditions. He is a former assistant manager of the Multlnomah hotel, Portland, Ore.

While John Troupe, salesman, following an accident, lay In a hospital, where he sat as the first whi.e I VJ Flies to Bum-bank a a REACHED VIA Stata Hlltiway to Howird A Burlln. g. p. traliii to Burllngimt tta. Hon; tut but ar elMtrto can tran FHth intf Market ta Burlineamt atatlon.

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Ca. car.) Welcome Disabled American Veterans of the World War EUla, near Stockton Softer 2460 LAST JLATISEE TODAY LAST TIME TOMGHT THE SELWTNS PRESENT JOHN gSphk LESLIE DREW rfnYJIa CARTER representative of the Islands. He has resided during most of his life in the islands, where he has extensive plantation Interests. Cong ressman Baldwin, too, Is accredited with a knowledge of Hawaiian conditions equal to that of any per-son on the islands. Dinner Dances Admiral Host Just the Place for Picnics Hotel St.

Francis will Inaugurate a series of dinner dances, beginning he came across the name of Harry Troupe, clerk In the Hotel Manx. "Maybe that's my brother, whom I haven't seen for fifteen years," reflected the sick man, and he saved the clipping. He confirmed his presumption yesterday at the Manx hotel, when he got Into telephone communication with Harry Troupe, who Is now assistant manager of the Boyes Hot Springs. Fred Locke, cartoonist on the New York World, and a former San Franciscan, is a guest at the Clark hotel. John S.

Korsookee, merchant, Berlin, Germany, with Mrs. Korsookee, Is a guest at the Palace. EH VEST Thursday evening, July 8. To Mr. and Mrs.

Luther Burbank Santa Rose was allottee the unusual experience of having Miss JJIlian Gatlin pay them an "aerial" 'isit. Miss Gatlin flew up to Santa last Saturday and spent the lveek-end at the Burbank home. Of the thousands of people who have tailed on Mr. Burbank, Miss Catlin as the first to arrive by airplane. Miss Gatlin took with her Lieutenant and Mrs.

H. A. Halverson ind Lieutenant W. A. Maxwell.

The rrty made the trip In two planes, flying parallel all the way. The Hp was made in thirty minutes. Besides carrying gifts to Mr. and Burbank, Miss Gatlin stowed way In her cockpit gifts for her vee niece. Idell Shirley Keesllng, daughter of Colonel and Mrs.

Arthur Keesllng, who are in Santa ftosa. liA WFORD JOHN HALT. IDA ROBERT REM DEL BETTY LIJVLEY The first will be called the "Rose Dinner" and the Fable room of the hotel will be transformed into a Harry A. Boldwin From a "top" veritable bower of fresh California sergeant In the army to a hotel TOMORROW NIGHT OLIVER MOROSCO PRESENTS manager, since the signing of the armistice. Is the record of George Admiral and Mrs.

Jostah S. Mc-Kean were hosts at a dinner party on Tuesday evening last at their quarters at Mare Island. Places were eet for eighteen guests. Later an additional group of friends were invited for Informal dancing. Among those invited for the dinner were Lieutenant Commander and Mrs.

B. V. McClandlsh, Captain and Mrs. Donald Curtis, Commander John Mancnester. Lieutenant and Mrs.

A. B. Hepler, Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles Osborn, Lieutenant Carrington, Mlssffs Adelaide and Dorothy Conard. Katherlne Beers and Katherlne Shoemaker, Ensigns J.

D. Beard and J. P. Womble. Among those who dropped In for the dancing wre Captain and Mrs.

Henry E. Odell, Captain and Mrs. R. Tremblay, ho yesterday resigned as clerk of the St. Francis to be- THE IRISH-HEBREW MIRTHQIAKE "ABIE'S LAST TIMES TODAY Mark Twain's "A Connecticut Yankee" In Kin Arthar'a Foothill Home -FASCINATING SEATS NOW IRISH ROSE" tat.

11.50; aili SI, 7M. M. aallery, Ila. W4, mat, arehn $1: 75a. 10a: Hilary.

25a. Leavea Saturday Great Aggregation of Stars Leo Carrillo Late Star of "Lombardl, Ltd." Br Special Arrangement avltfe Oliver Moroaeo "THE SHOW-OFF" With FRED SUMNEll "SKEET" GALLAGHER IRENE MARTIN la "Smlthle" Duci De Kerekjarto Royal Ylollnlat Vlrtnoao ALEXANDRIA MURRAY GERRISH "Stodjin Stara" MOJfS. MME. KARSET Greatest of Mnalcal Noveltlea FINAL WEEK Harry Carroll Co. In "Yarletles of 1922" WITH TON DINGLE and PATS DELANEY KATHLEEN MARTYN mat LOVE SISTERS and SIX SLICK CHICKS 25c MATINEES 50c PRICES: at tail, and MJ Branlnii at 1:18.

15a to 11.15 (Eterpt Hn'l1i). Bmnaint la Draw Carela aad Loffoa. Court PRICES Cecil Baker, Commander and Mrs. aaular erleea Matt, Ha. tit.

fcva. Ma. Ha. riavt to laniiiitfta FITEP A TRICK'S ORCHESTRA COOIt SELLER. Oriaaut.

VICTOR RECORDS For the week-end party LA FAVORITA (A TANTO Giuseppe de Luca 74591 $1.75 In tilt lorflf trii th klm toldi fimniU to Ma oM lara, hoplni, with Ithorit fctm.m. tint nnthlnt will blliht tin rominc of Frd(nin(l Luei coiuiItm to bring out thl lronj with roses. Dainty shades or, rose color will soften the lights and bouquets of roses will adorn each table. Max Fisher and his orchestra will play for the dancing in the Garden of Roses. The second of the Children's tea parties, which are being featured the first Friday In each month In the garden or the Hotel St.

Francis, will take place on Friday afternoon, July 7. A novel entertainment has been planned for the kiddies and a special menu prepared for their enjoyment, The Charles Templeton Crocker place at Burlingame will be the jetting for the "shooting'' of a moving picture, beginning Monday, when Rupert Hughes arrives from Los Angeles. Hughes will direct one of his own plays and will bring the principals with him, Some time during the week a lawn fete will be held on the terraces of the Crocker place and some seventy-five of the exclusive peninsula smart Sft will be in the scene. Mr. and Mrs.

Evan Williams are entertaining this evening at the Menlo Park Country Club. They have Invited a considerable number of friends for a dancing party. ALCAZAR untie ixm. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Poole will pen their country place in the foot-bills of Menlo Park this week-end. The Poole place, which is built in he Italian style, is one of the most beautiful down the peninsula. The Poole wkiter home Is at War-tenton, and is situated in the center of acres of farm land. The bouse is very old, but has been remodeled, still preserving the diglnty of Colonial days. The principal amusements at Warrenton are hunting and cross-country racing, i 4 4 Mr.

William Mayo Newhall has taken a chalet at Feather river for the season. Included In the Nw-hall party are Mrs. Newha.ll. Mrs. Tentress Hill and Miss Angelica Hill.

Feather River Inn Is attracting a great many people from the bay i-itles this season. Mr. Irvimr Lund- VILLANELLE- -Amelita Galli-Curci 74639 1.75 Startlni Tamarrawl rawwa n.aJiaT a rFamtl SUhtL Pavall aa Maaaa HOWE 5 SP8KEW PS All A OtlU-flurrl ilnn th'i ktj. i.rtlTirlnf In mtnnnr which r'i rw proof of llitt jmtt irtlitt Philip G. Lauman, Miss Mary Dr.

Thomas Hart of San Francisco, Lieutenant John Malli-son, Lieutenant William Martin, Lieutenant Ralph McDowell and Lieutenant Jerome Wiltse. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Taylor were hosts at an Informal dinner last, evening at their home in Menlo Park. Accepting the Taylor hospitality were Mr, and Mrs.

Charles MeCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lapham, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Het-man, Mr.

and Mrs. William Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lowery. Miss Margery Davis arrived on Thursday from the East and will pass the summer with her mother, Norma bOINU W11HUU1 WORDS.

Mischa Elman 74607 "BLIND YOUTH' 1.75 Th' tou'Mrn "rridle 8on" on of Mmdliohn fraeiw n3 laimaagc norm muinat-worm." Elmtn. In rriniruii It for tht Tlolln added beauty. tnd In rUytn It h1milf. hu aln It tn LOMBARDI (QUALVOLUTTA) 0 "Deluxe -Alda-Caruso-Journet 9521 1 2.50 Starting Tomorrow Matinee Beat Orrheatra Seata f0c HERBERT HEYES in Sinclair Lewis' Mastemlwa MAIN STREET Extra Holiday Matinee Tueaday Every Fva.t Matlnaai 8at. "5 tn thl irt trio fn.

oin pnrahln In drtm.tic fuhion, ind eon-nlurl with iplmdld trliimphjnt note. SYMPHONY IN borg and her daughter, Miss Helcne "Hflm" in M. Wl Jf. aft Hamilton Mrs. Alex Heyneman Invited a small group for supper and dancing in the Garden of the Hotel St.

Francis on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Norrls King Davis in Mon-teclto. During the winter Miss Davis has been attending Miss Porter's School at Farmington, Conn. Mrs.

Henry Kent Hewitt, wife of Commander Hewitt, has come up from the south and Is visiting her I N- Lundborg, of Oakland are among Jhe number who are spending the reason In this picturesque spot. Mr. find Mrs. George H. Tyson of Ala-Ineda have also gone to the Feather piver for an extended stay.

Among others who are registered at the Inn are Mrs. Leslie M. Moore and Jier family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J'age, Ralston Page and Brittain Bay.

Poor Boy" mm Faatura utarts: lOisn, 1 I mother, Mrs. Randell Hunt, at the sua, 2d Week RIALTO Daily Suggestions for the Housewife home of the latter in Pacific ave. Mrs. W. S.

Porter had a small group for luncheon in the Fable Room of the Hotel SL Francis on Wednesday. In the South FRUITS Watermelon Orchestra 74609 1.75 Vottrt. wrote tbne urmphonlw. tnd Morrmcnt fcw nmvdd tt th Mlrtuft from ths Tbtrd ftyrapbmy, which ptrhiM bet lord of th Uirae. STIRRING PATRIOTIC MUSIC THAT SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOME Help to KJmidle the F5res off Patriotism in the Hearts of Your Children AMERICAN FANTASIE, Part 1.

Victor Herbert's Orchestra 55093 $1.50 AMERICAN FANTASIE. Part C. Victor Herbert's Orchestra. THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER. Wilfred Glenn 35009 1.25 COLUMBIA, THE GEM OF THE OCEAN Macdonough NATIONAL CAPITAL CENTENNIAL MARCH U.

S. Marine Band 18768 .75 PRESIDENT HARDING MARCH U. S. Marine Band SABRE AND SPURS Band 18504 .75 SOLID MEN TO THE FRONT MARCH Sousa's Band you cannol come in ivell be glad to send them to you. Phone Sutter 7280 VEGETABLES New Potatoes String Beans Peas Aprlcotn CUment at th Ava.

Cart B. C. ar 1, t. 4 TOOAV la your rhanre to aee the DORIS OK FIDDES' KIDDIES and their miniature "Let'a tlo" revue flrat appearance of the ara-ann. A I no HOBART BOS-WORTH In -The Sea ion" and Rnnnd Sis -TUB I.

P. PI ini'R. Many San Franciscans are in Santa Barbara at present and making the Persian hotel "The Sam Loganberries arkand their headquarters. Among Ellis at Mason Tel. Car.

272 tfn areoont of the delleate anb-jeet and arenes, men and vromrn will not be admitted together to aee thla picture. CANTALOUPES trHise staying tnere are Mr. Frank Peering, Mr. and Mrs. R.

M. Sims, Mrs. D. N. Walter and her family.

Walter was the honored gnest at a party given in honor of her birthday recently. (8 Klddiea at 81OO, TiOO, BUS. 1 III 1" 11 'Mini IKM11 1 hi 1 1 'fr-trn "mil OPENING TONIGHT OLIVER MOROSCO'S "SO LONG LETTY" ALL SEATS RESERVED Prlrea SRp to T.le MATS. SAT- HOI. 1 -L 1 1 -'i DlCJflWItl Hotel de Crillon First-class Hotel Place de la Concorde PARIS TniHV nttH MTI UT T.HI NAME ADDRESS (Ex.) 65c a crate 8 for 25c Wtll r4rrs oltrltrd.

GnnAm sent Yr etpresa or parcel post. Branch murkrta will be nprned oa CO-OPKIIATIVE In all neighborhoods. Experienced men Tilth mall rapltal WASTED. FARMERS' PUBLIC MARKET (CO-OPERATITE) H. MADDOI, Pre.

GEORGR HAt I OMI, U. M. 56-72 Twelfth St. Phone Market 205 "MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME" With Great Caat Hotel GRANADA Sutter and Hjde Streets A ten-story steel, fireproof structure. Beautifully furnished and equipped, and catering to the highest class of residential and tourtit trade.

American and European plan at attracthe rales FRED HERMANS, Manager 0MPE1AN JOHNNY H1NES IN "TORCHY STEPS OUT" Other Attraction Prior F.atura Ptctura mru al 11. 1 4 45 '45. 4H STARTING SIM1AV JANE GREV'S WESTERN DRAMA "THE LAST TRAIL" MASON HAMLIN PIANOS 135-53 KEARNY 217-25 SUTTER Other Storra. Oakland. Frrano, 8a HI earn, Sarramrnte, tian Jor, l.na Anarlra, Portland, Or.

OAKLAND 120B WASHINGTON APPEARING IN SAN FRANCISCO AND BAT CITIES TODAY "Just Around the Corner" OAKLAND STRAND 33d and Telegraph LIVE OIL Sold Everywhere Hat Only: II a. m.i I II a. Vmm Only: a. a- te 8 a- tn. PERSONS UNDER BARRED Admlaalon COc.