The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
FIRST DANCE
OF GAYETY CLUB
IS A SUCCESS

The ChcsebrOEgh home on Clay street
was the scene Of the first cotillon Of
the Gayety club last evening. There
are TO be four dances given at homes
Of members. AID the success Of last
evening fnsures three more delightful
affairs. twenty-five young women who
comprise the club selected thirty-fve
masculine names from list which they
compiled to make up the list Of guests.
The spacious rooms were simply dec
GRATED with vases Of cut flowers and
clusters OF foliage. Miss Helen Chese-
brough. one Of the winter buds re-
eeived the guests, assisted by her
mother The cotillon began at 2, the
young hostess selecting the partners
for the fair Gayety members. Infor-
NAL dancing followed the cotillon. Sup
per Was served at midnight.
The Gayety Club girls are: Miss
Helen Chesebrough. Miss Newell
Drown. Miss Christine PomerCy, Miss
Lucy Colemaa, Miss Elizabeth Allen.
Miss Frances Allen, Miss Olga Ather-
ton. Miss Gertrude Eells. Miss Frances
Howard, Miss Elizabeth Livermore,
Miss Stella McCalla. Miss Margaret
Newhall. Miss Elsie Tallant, Miss En-
lily Wilson. Miss Cora Smedberg. Miss
Anna Sperry. Miss Gepevieve King,
Miss Maud Bovine. Miss Gertrude JOS
selyn, Miss Ruth McNutt, Miss Isabel
Kittle Miss Linda Cadwalader. Miss
Lutte Collier. Miss Emily Carolan and
Miss Elizabeth Huntington.
Miss Lucie King. Miss Gertrude
HYDE Smith and Miss Mamie Josselyn
were special guests.
Miss Dillon was hostess at a pretty
luncheon yesterday, complimentary to
Miss Bernie Drown, a popular bride
elect. The table was decorated with
pink carnations, most effectively ar
ranged. The guests were: Mrs. Morton
Gibson. Mrs. John Rodgers Clark, Mrs.
Alfred Baker Spalding. Mrs. T Dan
forth Boardman, Miss Florence Boyd,
Miss Ethel Cooper. Miss Charlotte FL
rnwood. Miss Lily Spreckels. Mrs.
Henry Clarence Breeder. Miss Emily
Wilson and Miss Newell Drown
Mrs. Burns Macdonald and Mrs. Hill
da Baxter gave yesterday the fifth Of
their series Of luncheons in honor Of
Mrs. Victor Clement Of Salt Lake City.
The table was lavishly decorated with
American Beauty roses. The guests
were Mrs. Henry Cr0ckeT, Mrs Har-
rv Nendeu. Mrs. Philip King Brown,
Mrs. Fred Green, Mrs. Grant Selfridge,
Mrs. Chickering. Miss Daisy Van Ness
Miss Jennie Blair. Miss Laura Bates,
Miss Maud O'COnnOr. Miss Helen
Wheeler. Miss Elizabeth Ames, Miss
Elizabeth McNear. Miss Hamilton and
Miss Evelyn Norwood. The last lunch
con win be given to-day.
Mrs Camille Martin gave her second
.-at home" yesterday and charHr ngly
entertained large number of callers
At rer home on Broadway Miss Grace
Martin. whose engagement 70 William
Horn has just been announced, was
rendered many good wishes by her
mothers friends-l
Mrs. FOmer King gave pretty
luncheon yesterday in honor OF Miss
F-elen f7aiIy. who viii make her debut
At n tea 10 be given on Saturday by her
mother. Mrs. Norris, and her aunt,
Mrs. John 2. swift. The decorations
were oriental in character, comprising
Jananese candlesticks. chrysanthe-
NUNS and jonquiIs Covers were laid
Tor twelve.
Miss Helen Irwin gave an informal
tea. yesterday at the home Of her par
ents SIR and Mrs. W. g. Irwin, at
washington and Laguna streets. Miss
Margaret Hyoe-Smith was guest OF
honor and many young friends Of the
hostess were invited to meet her. Miss
Irwin was assisted by Miss Charlotte
Wilson. Miss Katharine Martin, Miss
Helen Thomas and Miss Nazie Lank-
horn.
Miss Lulu Edwards and Colonel Har-
" D. Loveland were the principals at
a quiet home wedding yesterday at the
residence Of the brides mother, Mrs.
j. H. Edwards, 27s San Carlos avenue.
Rev. DR.. John Phillips performed the
ceremony at O'Clock, in the presence
OF a few intimate friends and relatives.
AIr. and Mrs. Loveland have gone TO
Southern California for their honey
moon, and upon their return win reside
at the Colonial, where they have taken
apartments.
The bride is the only daughter of the
late J. H Edwards. Her father came
10 California in the early fifties, IOcat-
ing in Sacramento. and afterward re-
moving 10 this city, where he was
well known in the downtown business
section.
Mrs. Loveland is an accomplished
musician. and has many warm friends
GRAPE-NUTs.