The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
TWO TEAS
GIVEN FOR
DEBUTANTES
Society Is to Re-
eeiVe Great
Singers.
Gay Functions An
nouneed by
Leaders.
he reoepuon-rOOns of the Conn

home, cut on Broadway, were
sglow with rare and choice flowers
yesterday afternoon, all Of which
were sent as gracious offerings to
the oebutsnte daughter of the house. in
whose honor society slipped tea between
the hours Of and I.
Several hundred invitations were sent
out for the occasion The majority Of the
guests came late, most Of them going
from the opera matinee to the tea The
dainty white gown, without one touch Of
relieving color. Assisting Mrs. and Miss
Cohin TO receive the guests were Miss
Isabel Kittle, the Misses Allen, Miss Jes-
sic Wright, Miss Nichols, Miss Kate Brig
ham, Miss Juliet Williams and Mrs. Al
bert Diblee.
Mrs. n. P. Redington formally present.
ed her charming debutante daughter,
Miss Louise Redington, TO her many
friends at a tea given in her honor at the
Redington home, on Scott street. yester-
day afternoon The debutante looked
charming in a white pont d'esprit gown.
Mrs. Redington received her guests as
sisted by Mrs. /. s. MOnteagle, Mrs
George S. Bowman, Mrs. E. Wright, Mrs.
Thurlow McMulIin, Miss Anna Center
Gray, Miss Ruth McNutt, Miss Bessie
Bowman, Miss Sophie Pierce, Miss Laura
Farnsworth, Miss Jean Nokes, Miss Edlth
Chesebrough, Miss Helen Kline, MISS
Matte Ldvermore, Miss Nadine NuttaIl'
Miss Hazel Noonan of Los Angeles, MISS
Elizabeth Mills, Miss Kate Herrin and
Miss Alice Herrin-
A pretty little wedding was that OF
Miss Marguerite BerTram and Ofhcer
lack 7. Edner, celebrated yesterday att
ernoon at 4 clock at the residence OF OF
fcer Fishtower, 1850 Webster street 1t
YES a very quiet wedding and only the
immediate relatives and very few int
-,ate friends were present when Justice
Long made the happy couple one. The
home was prettily decorated for the oc-
casion with choice roses ana potteo
,,lants. The bride was attended by her
sister Miss Lille Bertran, and Frank
Cook was best man. The bride looked eH-
trenelv charming in a dainty gown OF
nastel blue crepe, trimmed with cnlnoh
and lsce. Officer Edner is one Of the most
Tonulsr men on the force He has hosts
Of friends and is higkly esteemed by MS
superiors The bride for the last eighteen
months has been one Of the emergency
TTosnital rnatrons. she was one Of the
e-e+ nurses to 90 to Manila, and her
,ane Is kindly remembered by many Of
the boys in blue.
An engagement Of special interest 70 So
cie+v has just been announceo-tha0 Q.
Mrs. Mason c. Davidge, q, oaugnuer i,. % %
Pisbop Henry c. Potter, to Maximlllan
Foster. ~, c
peter was married eight years ago TO
A. Davidge who died in October, 1893,
at Arachon. France
he was a son of the late William II.
Davi6ge and a brother Of Miss Joanna
Davidge. Mrs. Taylor (Nirginia DaViogeD
and william II. Davidge, who married
T7o17sr n
and
has snent much Of her time abroad. Mr..
roster is well known as a young news
paper and magazine writer. He belongs
20 the Strollers and the New York Ath-
letic Club and is a member Of the Sons
OF the Revolution, Colonial Wars and
War Of 1872.
Secretary Cortelyou has made public the
following programme Of receptions and
dinners at the White House for the sea-
son OF 1872:
January / wednesday-New Year reception
January ? Thurscay-Cabinet dinner.
January z Observation-Disclosures reception
January 3 Thursday-Diplomatic dinner.
January a Tuesdsy-Judicisl reception.
January Is Thursdsy-Supreme Court dinner.
January q Thursday-Congression recep-
January 80. Thurzdsy-Arrny and navy recep-
tion.
This Arrangement keeps all the invited
f,,ncfions Of the season within the fret
month Of the year and allows Wednesday
10 be free for Cabinet receptions If il is
decided that a return Of open-house days
s. advisable in the near future. Other
j. wise the programme does not differ from
that long ordained by custom, excepting
in the one particular, the omissions of a
public levee IN the evening, which has Cor
some years been the closing feature ot
the White House formal events
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey have left their
,oi,rfrzr house on Woodley lane and
moved into their Rhode Island avenue
residence, Washington. Mrs. Dewey has
been in a delicate state Of health for some
tine past, and. in fact, is in bed much CT
the time. Inquiry at the house leads to
the inference that while Mrs. Dewey is
NOT seriously i'll she never leaves her
room and is in q state of semi-invalidism
This. fact caused her to decline the Presi-
dents invitation to dinner at the White
House recently. and also prevented her
attending the Corbin-Patten wedding.
The first meeting Of La Jeunesse Cotn-
lon Club viii take place on Friday even
ing, November %.
Miss Kate Brigham VIII make her de-
but at a large bail, the date for which
has not yet been arranged. but which
VIII take place about the second week
IN December.
n The lecture to be given by Mrs. Alice
1Ieynell. at Century Hall. on Monday af-
tcrnOon. viii doubtless attract a very
large and cultured audience. Mrs. Mey-
nelTs subject viii treat OF the great Eng