The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

in honor Of Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Long
street Of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Leonard Chenery and Miss Ethel
Patton, hostesses at luncheon at the
University Club in honor of Miss Quin-
an; the following were guests: Mrs.
John Rodgers Clark, Mrs. Henry Fos-
ter Dutton, Miss Maude Bourne, Miss
Christine Pomeroy, Miss Helen Wagner
and the Misses Josselyn.
Mrs. Frank J. Sullivan and Miss
Alice Sullivan, hOstesses at luncheon
in honor of Miss Alice Bacon.
Mrs. Norris King Davis, hostess at
luncheon at her Broadway home.
Miss Lalla Wenzelberger, entertain
ing at 800" The following guests en-
joyed the silent sport: Miss Robson,
Mrs. Adolphus Graupner, Miss Belle
Harness, Miss Ruth Foster. Miss Lu-
cretia Burnham, Miss Helen Wright,
Miss Josephine Lindley. Miss Paula
Wolff. Miss Edna wemDle. Miss Emily
Reid. Miss Lutte Collier. Miss George
Spieker. Miss Alice Dray, Miss Eliza
beth Mills, Miss Edith Cutter, Miss
Helen Davis, Miss Mabel Gum, Miss
Norma Castle, Miss Florence Cole, the
Misses Downing. Miss Pearl Seely and
Miss Alice Treanor.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. J. Russell Wilson. luncheon in
honor Of Miss Charlotte Wilson.
Mrs. Sidney PringIe and Miss Carol
Moore, luncheon at the University Club
with Miss Quinan, Mrs. Percy Moore,
Mrs. Willis Polk. Mrs. Lilly. Miss Emil
L.
Poett, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. George New
hall and Miss Mary Josselyn as guests.
Harry Haight, entertaining at dinner
at the Bohemian Club.
Miss Cornelia Campbell, hostess at a
tea in honor of Miss Caroline Merry.
Mrs. \. P. Cole, entertaining at an
informal tea
Mrs. William Lynham Shiels, infor-
nal tea.
Mrs. William Gift and Miss Jean Cliff
Of Oakland entertained at a reception,
the receiving party consisting of Mrs.
Frederick Charles Gift, Mrs. Lee Cole
Burnham, Mrs Mailer Searles. Mrs.
Irving Lundborg. Mrs. E. G. Lukens,
Mrs. Thomas Crellin. Mrs. Paul Lohse,
Mrs. Remi Chabot. Mrs. William Bar
AIDA-A MIS- JO4lI IL ID IilLlails MI > MAI
lin Kales. Mrs. Edwin Taylor. Mrs.
Gordon Stolp. Mrs. Charles Walkley,
Mrs. Wilhelm Bucholz, Mrs. William
Meek, Mrs. Newton Koser, Mrs Carl
Oakman. Mrs. Francis Musser. Mrs. AL
bert Sutton. Mrs. Henry Rosenfeld,
Miss May Foulkes, Miss Eliza beth Liv-
ermore. Miss Edith Caskil. Miss Carrie
Nicholson Miss Mona Crellin, Miss Lu-
cretia Burnham, Miss Claire Chabot,
Miss Edith Beck. Miss Ruth Kales,
Miss Rose Kales. Miss Ann McElrath,
Miss Clarisse Lohse, Miss Crissie Taft,
Miss Gertrude Allen, Miss Jane Crellin
and Miss Ethel Crellin.
Formal opening Of the Pacific Union
Club.
Mrs. Robert p Troy. at home"
Miss Elsa Draper hostess at an in
Z nal dinner in honor of Miss Etelka
Williar and Miss Mabel Watkins.
FRIDAY.
Hop at the Preside in honor Of
Twenty first Infantry.
Miss Newell Drown, hostess at lunch
con.
Miss Elizabeth Livermore. enter
tanning at a tea in honor of Miss Dor
othy EelIs.
Mrs. Charles Carter Nichols, at
home.
Mrs. William C. Irwin, entertaining
at bridge in honor of Mrs. Richard
Ivers.
SATURDAY.
Saturday evening dance at Cotillion
Hall with Mrs. Louis Findlay Mont
eagle, Mrs. Wakefield Baker, Mrs.
George F. Ashton, Mrs. James Potter
LanghOrne and Mrs. George Allen
Moore as patronesses.
Mrs. John I. Sabin, tea in honor Of
Miss Irene Sabin, who makes formal
bow TO smart set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival W. SeIby and
Miss Carmelita Selby, entertaining at
a tea, presenting Miss Selby.
Wedding Of Miss Lille Refs and
William II. HUE.
Mrs. Holiday and Mrs. Burke HoI-
Iaday, hostess at a tea in honor of
Mrs. Reginald Brooke of London, to
which 500 invitations were issued.
Informality has come to be note
Of desirability in entertaining and for
which the telephone is devoutIy to be
thanked. OH what a joy the tele-
phone is in these degenerate days of
quick luncheons, impromptu card par
ties and 'run-up" dinners. And they're
loads Of fun! Just try a telephone in
vitation on a man to run up" 10 din
ner and see with what alacrity he'll
accept Men don't like formaIity;
that is, the men of the West. And
where is she who would have the men
Of the West other than as they are,
lest it be little, just a wee little more
care in the matter of dress.
The Sequoia Club was very merry
in spots-on Tuesday night Somehow
many people have a notion that the
club is a sort Of gilded trap for lions.
and on entering find seductive spot.
sit them down tenderly and thought
fully and ask their neighbor, Friend.
who and where are the lions tonight p"
There was much wit unIoosed, wit