The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
PRETTY GIRLS POUR THE
TEA FOR MISS COLBURN
By Sally Sharp.

never attended a more pleasant affair
than the tea given yesterday afternoon
by Mae ColbUrn IN honor Of pretty Polly
Dunn. Miss Colburn proved 10 be a most
delightful hostess, and tell you there
were no dull moments at the Colburn
house between the hours OF and {.
Seven girls helped Miss Colburn pour
tea and each one OF the girls was a
beauty They were Miss Bernie Bruce.
Ms Henry E. Dutton, Miss Marie Voor-
HES, Miss Elizabeth Cole, Miss Maud
Mullins. Miss Jessie Fillmore and Miss
Dunn
The men showed UP beautifully, and
really the amount OF attention they re-
ceiVed ought 10 encourage all members
- the sreruer sex TO appear more fire.
ouenIly AT afternoon functions. Dr. Col
Inns, the handsome young surgeon from
The Presidio was the beau Of the after
noon II / would l could a tale unfold
that would tell of fair maids stealing pre-
ctouS hours from their oowny couches TO
cU66le together and discuss the doctor.
! saw some mighty pretty gowns al the
tea ! consider that Polly Dunn never
looked prettier than she did yesterday in
her light blue Grape % gown covered with
Mae Colburn looked stunning in white
crepe. de chine gown. Her duchesse lace
colla< was worth small fortune.
Marie Noorhies' gown a most becoming
one, by the way. was a pale blue crepe
with a Joke OF applique.
jesse Fillmore looked very lovely IN a
dainty gown OF white point desprit-
Pearl Landers was perfectly charming
fl pale blue cloth calling gown and
fetching blue hat.
Mia Lauy was a picture in her bright
red gown and red hat
Della Mills gown was OF silk. with q
Persian effect and was very chic and
I thought Marie Wells was a picture in
her dark blue, perfect fitting tailor suit
and e stunning pale blue hat with pale
blue plume.
Mrs. George Cars gown was a very. ef-
1eCtive cne-a black spangled net with
dash of pink al the neck. Her hat
pink one was a beauty.
Mrs Henry DCtton wore a magnificent
imported gown Of pale pink crepe, with a
I consider that Mrs. Linda Bryan was
me most stunning woman at the tea. She
was Gibson picture in her gown OF old
biUet brOcade, trimmed with velvet. Her
covered with nodding plumes- a large
gray muh lent the finishing touch TO her
attire
or November II Polly Dunn and Miss
Colburu sail for Honolulu. Miss Dunn and
M 8lacfarlane will De married on De
Honolulu lor a long visit with Miss Irma-
earde Mactarlane.
II was a very swell assernblage that
gathered at the Sorosis Club rooms yes
Ierday afternoon 70 attend the annual re-
ception u SequOia Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution Several hun
dred Invitations had been issued, and re-
grets we're few and far between
J thought the rooms OF the pretty club
house never looked so beautiful as they
did, hung with handsome banners and
with great lunches Of roses occupying
ever available niche and corner. Yester-
yorktown, ami that memorable victory
vas more than once proudly alluded n
by those whose ancestors fought and per.
Begolufion- The following Wing named named Iah.es :
acted as q reception committee:
Mr. e 7. Mills. Mrz- John +. Swift. Mu
William Alvord Mrs. Adolphus S. Hubbard
burner. NJ. irving q Mo1i.on. Mis- Gertrad.
eo4re ~ T1ft,b sz 59seff M aeaIv f3ngs NaTSss Mrs
sno Mrs. Charles ". Noores.
Mrs. Mills delivered a most appropriate
address There was no set programme Fl
CD her best to entertain the chapter
guests.
Mrs. John T. Dare gave a piano solo
5fsie sie VIZ va 5oGan S9l0 Dy MTs; 1r cade
Mss Clement at the piano, Mrs. Grant II
charge Of the violin and r. Mclean tn,
cello.
Among those present were the followin,
named:
Mrs., Winslow Anderson, Miss Alexander
Mrs George =. Bowman, Mrs.. Brakeman Mr.,
wellington 9. Burnett. Mrs. William T. Bag
gett, Mrs. p. y. Beach. Mr.. George Barsto1
Mrs Charles =. bancroft. Mrs. John BakeweII
NiT a BannsnE. 2.ns Mrs % G. osfH z Bnss. n 'Es Mra
Jefferson D. Bolton, Dr. Charlotte Blak
Brown. Dr. Adelaide Brown. Miss Ann
Beaver. Mis- Bullock. Miss Babson. Miss Z
Burnett. Mics N. A Brier, Mr.. Bsbcock.
ArB. Walter q. Campbell. Mrs. Crux, Mr..
Arthur J.. Cross. Mrs. George A. Carter Mr.,
J. W. Conner. Mrs. Crook Mrs. M Craig
Brs. W. ~. cisry, Mrs. Csdenasso, Miss Cat
iln. Mics Harriet Currfer. Miss Alice Chip
Mrs. John T. Dare Mrs. Henry L. Dodge
Mrs Jefferson T. Ollie, Mn. Dickinson.
Mrs. z ": .Fsrnam. Mr,. p. H. Flood. Mr..
Mrs. D. ". c. caslaII. Mrs GILES H. Gray
Mrs Gray, Mrs. y. s. Goodloe, Mrs William
o. Gould, Mrs. David Gage. Mrs. Frances
Gray, Miss Anna Gray
Misc Mary Henderson, Miss May N Hoyt
Miss Pearl Hobart Mrs. II. A. Hedser.
MrE. Byron Jackson. Miss Margaret Jones.
Mrs. George A. knight, Mrs.. NJ B. Kellogg
Mrs. Charles w. Kellogg Mrs; Charles NJ
AIRS K II Keith Miss Flora C. Kendall
Mrs. Anna Lea from Delaware.
Hies Mayhem, Miss Sadie Mayhem, Mrs. VIII
liam IT, Mills, Miss Ardella Mills. Mrs. J.
Nadoux Mrr. Arthur Wild Moore. Mrs. q. z
Eayhew, Mrs. George Murdock. Miss McElrath
AIRS. Morr1s
Mrs. 7. ID. Sicol
Mrs. Howard overzcker. Mrs.. C. p. osgood
Mr.: s, r. osgood:
Miss Post, Miss Lizzie Painter. Miss Phoeb
Painter. Miss Sue Porter. Mrs. Samuel o. L
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