The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-16

Moore, DR. Morton Gibbons, Walter Gibbons,
Dr. and Mrs. C, B. Brigham the Misses Brig
field. George Whpple, Miss Rose Male, Miss
Hattie Currier. Miss Mabel Donaldson, Sum-
ner Hardy. .orville Pratt, Dupont Coleman.
berlain. Captain and Mrs. Morse. Lieutenant
Carleton, Major and Mrs: Long, Captain Gam
Eleanor Martin. Miss lone Fore, the Misses
Durham, the Misses Henrici Miss Andrews.
Miss Charlotte Ellinwood Miss Ayers, e. D..
Mendenhall, Wilson Esmond, Miss Ruth
Adams DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Black, Mrs.
Nokes, Miss Nokes, William Goldsbor9ugh,
Lincoln. Lieutenant Winston, Lieutenant
Church, Miss Marion Harrison, Mr.. Polhe-
wall. Miss Ella Morgan. Raymond Armsby.
G. M. st: John, H. w. Adams, Miss Winifred
John R. Dunn, Crosby Miller, Miss DeYoung.
Colonel and Miss Goodale, Miss Kilburn, DR..
and Mrs. Boyer. Miss Julia Reed, Miss Kip,
Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs. John Merrill. Lieu
Rountree. Miss Biankart Miss Bolton. Harry
Melone, Miss Fritz Miss Polhemus and Mr..
Fritz.
Mrs. Albert Gallatin gave large card
party at her home on Jackson street yes
terday. One hundred invited guests en-
joyed the game-progressive euchre. The
house was prettily decorated with brill
liant blossoms and dainty refreshments
were served.
A tea will be given this afternoon by
Mrs. w. P. Redington at her home on
Scott street complimentary to her debu-
tante daughter, Miss Louise Redngtor.
The hours of the tea will be from till Z.
Mrs. Redington will receive her guests,
assisted by. Mrs. L.. 3. MonteagIe, Mrs.
ThurIow McMullin. Miss Anna Center
Gray, Miss Ruth McNutt, Miss Bessie
Bowman, Miss Sophie Pierce, Miss Laura
Farnsworth Miss Jean Nokes Miss Edith
oh oil
Matte Livermore, Miss Nadine Nuttall
Miss Hazel Noonan OF Los Angeles, Miss
Elizabeth Mills, Miss Kate. Herrin AMI
Miss Alice Herrin. Several hundred invi-
tations have been issued for the affair.
Mrs. Edward B. Young and Mrs. Eli
Llewellyn were "at home yesterday at
their beautiful house on Pine street. 1t
was the first Of two Eat homes the Sec
ond of which is announced for next Tues
day Several hundred ladies called to pay
their respects to the charming hostesses
who received their guests assisted by Mrs
Lavina Giesting, Miss Kathleen Booth,
Miss Edith Manning, Miss Daisy Byrne,
Miss George Cope and Miss Hazel Cope.
Mrs Llewellyn looked especially charm
ing in handsome gown of black nous
seine de sole, deliberately trimmed with
white chiffon. Mrs. Youngs gown was a
charming combination of cream colored
Horses with locked tails are not wanted
by President Roosevelt, and as he is de-
termined to secure horses with long tails
he is experiencing considerable difficulty
in securing suitable animals for his use.
The President is looking for a span of
bay geldings that have not locked tails
and which come up to the high standard
set by him. The White House stableman
has visited Baltimore and other nearby
cities in search of horses of the kind in
dicated, but he has not succeeded in find
ing them. In discussing this matter one
of the White House attaches said recent
ly:
Any number of splendid horses with short
tails are to be had, but the President will not
have that kind. He is opposed to the docking
Of horses tails believing the practice cruel
and unnecessary. He will not indorse the fad
by driving behind pair of short-tailed horses.
The difficulty in finding suitable horses is
caused by the horse dealers themselves. As
soon as they get a frst-cass horse they dock