The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-22

leave in the late autumn for New York, which
place they will make their future home, and
Miss Mamie VOORHEES, leaves with her sister,
Mrs Malcolm Henry, very shortly to spend the
winter with her in Washington, Mrs. Requa
has decided to take her daughter Amy East,
where she Will make her debut instead of here,
and will have q S her guest Miss Julia Croker,
who will be greatly missed by her many friends
in san Francisco.
Miss Ethel Cohen has decided to remain
East
But opposed to these drawbacks to the WIN
ters social success is the fact OF the large num-
Der of young buds who are going 10 make their
debut, If not at their own entertainment at the
first assembly Of the Friday Night or Monday
Evening clubs. This NUM- Der amounts to some
thing ike twenty, and the majority OF them
are as pretty as pictures, among them being
Miss Hannah Williams, Miss Mary Kip, Miss
Genevieye Carolan, Miss Mai Moody, Miss Eva
Moody, Miss Frances Moore, Miss 'Maraquita
Collier, Miss Gertrude Forman, Miss Marie
Baird, Miss Bertha Foote, Miss Rose Hooper,
Miss ROmie Wallace, Miss Mary Stubs and q
numbers of others.
One of the features of the meetings OF the
Friday Night Club this season will be the leap
year cotillon. This will be the fourth one since
the organization OF the club The first was an
experiment and proved such success that one
has been given every opportunity since. The
first was led by Miss Minnie Corbitt, now Mrs.
Beverly Macmonagle. The next two were most
brilliant affairs being fancy dress ones and led
by Miss Hager. This season it will be led by
Miss Sallie Maynard, and certainly no better
choice could have been made, as she has always
been one of the most popular bellies every
where and win have the entire support OF the
clubs members.
All interest just at present centers on the
two weddings TO take place the early part OF
next month. Special reference is made to
those OF Miss Holbrook and Mr.. Knight and
Miss McCutcheon and Mr.. Schmiedell. Miss
Holbrook and Mr.. Knight have already had a
number OF luneheonS, suppers, theater parties
and dinners given in their honor, with num-
Der still to come off. The wedding is set for
October 8, and the invitations will be out this
week. 1t will be a church wedding and an
evening one, with reception after. Miss Nc
Cutcheon and Mr.. Schmiedell are to be mar
ried week later. 1t, however, will be morn
ing wedding with breakfast to their most in
timAte friends. Their wedding trip Will be &
tour around the world.
On Thursday last one OF the handsomest din
ners of the season was given i'll honor OF Miss
Holbrook and Mr.. knight by Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Merrill. 1t was reported in full in
these columns on the following morning.
The younger set have been having good
time OF late as well as their elders. Louis
Bruguiere gave very pretty tea on Saturday
last in honor of Miss Therese Morgan, who
leaves for Harrington. and Miss Rose Hooper
gave very handsome luncheon at the Occi-
dental Hotel in her honor yesterday. The
table was most beautifully and profusely
decorated with banks OF fruit and flowers and
were: Miss Therese Morgan, Miss Olive Hol-
brook, Miss Frances Curry, Miss Gertrude
Bates Miss Mai Moody, Miss Eva Moody Miss
Bertha Dolbeer Miss Mary Kip. Miss Leontine
Brakeman, Miss Ethel Keeney, Miss Jessie
Hobart, Miss Flora Dean, Miss Mamie Pol
torman, Miss Charlotte Ellinwood, Miss Alice
Findley, Miss Marie Wells, Miss Jessie Fill
more, Miss Hilda Jacobs Miss Lola Davis and
Miss Violet Carey.