The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
SOCIETY.
Continued from Page T,Centy.fotr.

| iEg in the Captain Merry house, on the corner
OF Laguna and Pacific avenue
Mrs. b. w. Paulseu and Miss c. Lehnhardt
arrived in New York several days ago, after
an extended trip through Europe They will
shortly return 10 San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Heyman have returned
after ten months visit to European cities
Miss sic H. Liebes will be pleased to see
her friends on the fourth Wednesday of each
mon:h h at 2723 Pacific avenue.
Mrs Ben Armer will be cat home" on the
hrst and third Wednesdays of each month at
2S15 Pine street
Mrs. Hannah Liebes of 2723 Pacific avenue
will receive on the fourth Wednesday OF each
month.
;, Mis-, Mamie Plunkett is visiting Mr. and
Mms. jules Martinson, nee Mason, at Neuily-
sur-Seine, Paris.
m, Mr.. and Mrs: Eugene Davis will spend the
Winter at 7O5 Pierce street.
DR.. o. II Humid has returned after an b.
sence OF eight months spent il visiting the
princlal colleges and hospitals in New York
and Europe.
Rev westwooo Wright Case, D. D, presiding
elder OF San Francisco District Me rhodist Epis-
copal church. has returned to 1871 Twenty
first street.
snort business trip East, undertaken in con-
nection with an Inheritance lett her by her
@ 1ne e. who died in France short time ago.
She viii! remain at the residence of her
mother, 309 Jones street. during the winter
moathS.
Miss Siegel has returned home from her
NdCdlC0, 10 ner lOrmeT residence,
2O07 Pine street, and Will be al home every
DAY except Saturday and Sunday from - to
o'c.ock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pur ch, accompanied by
their daughter Blancne, left Tuesday night
for their home in New York. Leon Pursch
Will 70 low shortly.
DR.. ma Mrs. David Conn, accom- panied by
Miss Edith Cohn and George d. Cohn, have
returned irom their European "Trip and are
occupying their residence 140t Sutter street.
Mrs. George simons (nee Roseubars) from
Tacoma
Alhster street
Miss Kate f. Whitaker returned on Sunday
night from Europe and the Eastern States.
Miss Whitaker has been absent six months and
during that time she has MAZE special study
OF industrial education in the countries and
states visited. Miss Whitaker. by invitation,
gave q talk on California" on the steamer
City OF Rome during the voyage across the
Atlantic
Miss Ida Marcus Will make her home with
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Schwartz ut 1906 O'Far-
rell street.
Miss Helen Kelleher. the dramatic reader,
lett on thS Isl Ior two months trip through
Portland md the northern countries. She
will lecture on ''Semi-,ropIc California
DR.. I. F. Brennan has returned from 4E ma
Springs.
H. R. Levy of San Bernardino, one of the
prominent merchants of that city. is in town.
Mss Furth of Stattle is the guest of Mss
Leta jb.nson.
George Z. A Bobinson is sojourning in New
York.
Mrs. J. F. Sweeney and daughter. Miss Nettie
Sweeney, lett Buffalo last week to visit rela-
tives in Toronto and Walkerton, Canada
Mrs. Max franklin has returned from San
Rafael and mas gone to housekeeping at 1910
Laguna street. Mr>. Franklin Will b T.. at home
the second and third Fridays of the month.
Miss Annie Mayer OF Napa is visiting in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Hermann Adler, 1882 Pine street, hns
resumed her day at home, the third Monday
OF each mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Brotman (nee Hvman) will
be at home this Sunday, October II, from to
O'clock, a 92O L rkIn street.
Mrs. ;. b. Ardlzz! and the Misses Ardizzi,
formerly of Bakersfield, are now at Hotel
Wilson, Oakland, awaiting the completion of
their new home.
OF Congressman Hilborn is visiting the Misses
Smith and Murray at the Kenna residence
Thirteenth avenue aud Twenty-first street,
East Oakland. On Wednesday of next week
the Misses Smith and Murray will give tea in
Miss Hilborn's honor, to which 100 guests
have been hidden.
DurIng the third week in Novem ber the
Doctors Daughters of San Francisco. a char
liable and non-sectarian organization the OBJ
ject OF which is TO relieve the sick and the in
digent poor, will give novel entertainment
and doll fete something after the D an of the
annual doll fete inaugurated by the leading
society ladies of New York CITY. 1t will be
continued for two davs and nights As the
character of the ell ertainment is strikingly
Interesting and unique, it is ,xpected that it
will prove n tiattering success
number of the leading Socis'y ladie of
this city VIII each off2r prize OF $50 for the
bestdressed oil in each Of the various classes
of gown. embracing reception. tea, evening"
bridal. ball and tailor-made gowns. The prin-
cipal modistes and ladies' tai.ors will compete
for the pre- in the various classa>, the winner
retaining The prlzt doll and the S25. Tne un-
successful dolls viii remain as the property o
the Eoctors' Daughters for their disposition
The ladies who donate the cash prizes will
be the judges in the class assigned them OF all
the dolls in com petition. On account OF the
social prominence of ;he promoters and the
lauda ole object III view, it is xpected that our
various ARTISTS of note will keeniy contest the
distinction of having furnished the best
dressed doll in the City.
The fol owing lrdes comprise the en- iertair-
ment committee tt the Dactors' Dau shters:
Mrs. Chauncey R. Winsiow, Mrs. A. L. Tubbs.
Mrs. Daniei Drysdale, Miss Bowen, Miss Blair
and Miss McEwen.
W. Frank Whittier accompanied b, Mr. and
Mrs. Will R. Whittier, has gone on a fiShing
excursion TO the Wnittier preserves on the Me-
C.oud River. On their return Mr. and Mrs.
Whit er will be Mt h 'me on the Fridays in
November, at 2O30 Jackson street, corner of
Liguna.