The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-10
DEBUTANTES
WILL PRESIDE
AT A BAZAAR

The twenty minute sale and reception
TO be given at st. Luke's Church this att
ernoon and evening and tomorrow after
noon promises to be a brilliant affair.
Many of the seasons buds will grace the
sale and nearly every member of St.
Tnke's Church has labored to make the
sale successful A reception will be held
in the evening -
ing committees:
Notion table-Mrs Horace Pillsbury,. assisted
by Miss Hilda Van Sicklen, Miss Pillsbury and
Miss Davis ,. =,
Mrs. c. w Coburn, Mrs John T. Dare, Mrs
Theodore Tracy, Mrs. G. E. Mayhem Miss
kellogg. Miss Spaulding. Miss Laura McDon-
nell, Miss Unger Miss Meta thompson MISS
Fancy work tabIe-Mrs. Louis F. Monteagle,
assisted BY Mrs a. s. ba csrk Mrs MRS w s.
Wood Mrs. Asa NJ. Simpson, Mrs Carroll cam
bron, Mrs George r. Roe MRS NIX, Kodman NJ
HAYES. Miss Lora Clark Miss BERTHE Bruce.
Miss Josephine Scott, Miss Anna S. Gray, Miss
ffsefnl articles table-Mrs William C. Nor
row, assisted by Mrs. L. F. Comstock, MIS-
Adolf Gartenlaub, Mrs. Maurice M Bruce. Mrs.
Marshall Hale Mrs. F. B. Galindo, Mrs. w.
Grissim. Mrs William Manning, Mrs. f. j..
Baldwin. Miss Mesick, Miss Daisy Sabin, Miss
Rowena Burns. Miss Jessie Fillmore; MISS ben ben,
son, Miss Bess Houghton, Miss Mamie van
Doll table-Mrs. Sidney NJ. Smith and Mrs.
CYRUS Walker, assisted by Mrs. Philip Lans-
dale Mrs Burgess Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Bertha Smith Miss Maria Lansdale Miss So
phia Pierce Miss Bernie Drown miss snsyieye
Carolan, Miss Helen Murison, Miss Ina Richter,
Miss Helen Gibbs. Miss Olive Holbrook.
by Mrs Frank Madison. Mrs. Hunter Harrison.
Mrs. II. A. Williams, Mrs: E. L Jacobs. Mrs:
George Shreve mrs Wlid Miss LEILA Dickens
Miss Ella Bender.
Refreshment table-Mrs. George II. Bucking-
ham and assistants.
Lemonade table-Mrs John e. Gray MISS
Gray, Mrs. G. ]. Behlow: ,,.,...
Newhail. Mrs Frederick S. Samuels, Miss
Sherman. Miss Holcomb. Miss Garter.
Book table-Mrs. Arthur w. Moore. assisted
by Mrs. e. M. Spaulding, Mrs S. B. WEIGH,
Mrs. ]. B. Langhorne. Miss Jean Nokes
Children's tabe-Mrs. Randall Hunt, assisted
by Mrs. Nokes, the Misses Hammond, Miss
Cora Noble, Miss F1oride Hunt Miss Emily
Marvin. c.
sisted by Miss Edna Middleton, Miss Bruce,
Miss Eaton Miss Pease, Miss Mollie Dutton
Miss Lacy, Miss Rithet, Miss Sullivan, Miss
De Long.
The chairman of entertainment is Mrs.
A. L. Black There is no admission fee
charged. A palmist will be in attend
ance.
The hoproom at the Preside Club was
far too small to accommodate the brave
men and falr laQleS WHO CTOWQSQ us mar
row precincts last evening. 1t was the
farewell dance to the officers of the Fiji
teenth Cavalry, who will shortly depart
for the scene of hostilites in Manila. So
ciety sent it's fairest buds and they looked
charming in their varicolored gowns
The hall was tastefully and unostenta-
tiously decorated. On the walls were tat
tered flags that spoke eloquently of Sc
we're engagements in which they were car
RED On the platform the guidons of the
various commands stationed at the Pre-
sidio hid the musicians from view. In
the rear of the hall yellow incandescent
lights shone through garlands of ever
green's. The decorations were in yellow,
out of compliment to the arm Of the SER
vice that is denoted by that color-the
cavalry.
Those who did not dance found COM
Portable hooks in various corners of the
clubhouse and chatted the hours away.
Punches and refreshments were served
with a lavish hand. Taps was not blown
until midnight and the fair bellies and
their escorts danced the hours away. The
success of the affair was due to the ener-
getic work of the Presidios hop commit
tee.
The guests were received and made at
home by captain and Mrs. Andrews, Cap
taiE and Mrs. Bainhard, DR.. Collin Lieu
tenant Babcock and Lieutenant Brewer.
Miss Viva A. Baldwin, who leaves this
city on the 18th to become the bride of
LounZ ]. Stubenrauch of Houston, Tex.
will receive her friends at her residence,
ernoon between 2 and g. No cards.