The San Francisco call., 1899-04-09

N7 HE warm days Of the past week
have turned society's thoughts
countryward and already plans
are being formulated for the
y summer outing. The hegira to
the summer resorts promises TO
be earlier than ever this year, and the
closing Of the schools will see trunks
spirited away and the city well nigh de-
serted.
Those fortunate ones who have coun-
try homes in the vicinity of town are hav-
ing them aired and busted preparatory to
an early fitting, and in the meantime are
planning house parties, with all their in
cident gayeties to last from Saturday un-
Ill Monday.
The spring days in town will be filled
with teas, luncheons and other festivi-
ties that Will be carried to the verge of
summer.
The principal events listed on the So
Cial calendar for the present week are
the dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Martin Mann purpose giving next Satur-
day evening a their residence, 3414 Wash
ington street, complimentary to Hon. and
Mrs. z. B. Pond; and the gingerbread
fete that Is TO be held in Golden Gate
Hall on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings for the benefit of the Chill
dren's Hospital and Training School for
Nurses.
The first tea of the past Easter sea-
son, which was also the largest AFFAIR OF
me week; was given yesterday by Mrs
George q Boardman at her residence,
10y FRANKLIN street, in honor of Miss
Edith owen, who is visiting her. The
hours OF the reception were from to 7
and there was a dinner afterward to the
young ladies of the receiving party and
an equal number of gentlemen. The
young ladies were: Miss Owen, Miss
Bertha Smith, Miss Blanding, MISS Kate
SALISBURY, Miss Bertie Bruce, Miss The
rese Morgan and the Misses Tompkins.
One of the most delightful entertain
ments of the week was the lunch party
given by Mrs. Grant Selfridge on Tuesday
last at the University Club in honor of
Mrs. +. b. Perrin, who is here from ART
zona on visit 10 her mother, Mrs John
McMulin. The table was exquisitely dec
GRATED wit yellow primroses, woven in
garlands, and Empire wreaths Those
invited 10 meet Mrs. Perrin were: Mrs
John McMuiin, Mrs. Walter E. Dean n
mrs. Ryland B. Wallace, Mrs F. E.
Monteverde, Mrs. Frank Latham, Mrs
John Landers, Mrs. Jessie Dettrick, Mrs.
Dario Orena and Mrs. McMullin-Belvin.
Mr. and Mrs Mou utford s. Wilson gave
a dinner party on Wednesday evening at
their residence on Bush street, compli-
and Hon. and Mrs. Harold Sewau.
Another dinner at which Mr. and Mrs.
Reid and Mr.. and Mrs SewalI were the
guests was given on Thursday by Mr..
fhniT
home on California street. There were
twenty guests present.
Mrs Harold Sewan was also the Ruest
OF honor at luncheon given bv Mrs
William Babcock on Thursday at the
University Club. The table was banked
with Beauty of Glazenwood roses Tboea
at table besides the hostess and her
ham, Mrs. John Parrott Mrs. A II PaSS
son, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Mrs. Babcoclr
of the Presidio, Mrs. Charles Page Miss
jennie Flood and Miss Flora Low
Mrs. II. NJ A. Miller gave a lunch marty
recently at her home in Oakland. com
plimentary to Miss Elizabeth Watt who
htS mas Just returned from New York The
Miller, Mrs. Harry East Miller Mre
Orestes Pierce, Miss Elizabeth McNear
ttTedge, Miss Amy Mckee. Miss Belle
and the Misses Mofitt. i'm
The wedding of Miss Louise S. Finch
ston Of Oakland will take place AnriI 70
az the First congregational Church in
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth wo++
and Donald Y. Campbell viii be soIeml M
nized next June. 'ein-
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bayne. accom-
gone to the mountains to be gone nS sie i've
weeks, Mr.. Bayne feeling the need of
some bracing mountain air.
Nsw a9d 9dr Mrs, Richard Gsprague will leave
Sprague's parents. Judge and Mrs VIII, T.
tim 7. Wallace, at their home, 79s Van
taken the Denis Donohoe cottage af San
Rafael for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Atterbury of Pitts
a. the Palace Hotel. They wlli visit SO taI ne
ramento, and Portland, Or, before return
ing, to their home.
Thursday last to make an extended trip
through the Eastern States -P
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Johnson will re-
turn TO TINS IN &c city next Saturday, after an
they visited New York, Boston and wash
ington, D. G.
a cottage at San Rafael for the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Davidson returned
from Southern California last Tuesdav
Mr. Davidson's health was much benefitsy6i
by the trip. Mrs. Henry arrived from
Washington, D.. G., last Thursday for a
six months visit to her parents, DR. and
Mrs. Voorhies, at 2111 California street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles P. o'Connor Of San
Jose are at the Palace Hotel They ex-
pect 10 leave soon for the East en- route
to Europe, where they will make an ex-
tended stay.
Hon. Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid
came up from Millbrae Thursday and are
at the Palace.
Mrs. Luke Robinson has recovered from
her serious illness.
Samuel G. Murphy has gone to Wash
ington, d. c., on a business trip, and
will be away a fortnight
Mrs. James Wyatt Oates Of Santa Rosa
is the guest of Mrs. Samuel G. Murphy
at her home on the corner of Pacific
avenue and Pierce street.
Mrs. William p. Harrington and the
Misses Harrington, of 1872 Cough street.
will leave the first of next month for
their home in Colusa, where they will
spend several months.
Wltchar Jones has Rnna To Iondnr an