The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
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Even as the ateliers color the social
life Of Paris, so the studios Of
san Francisco are directly inluenc-
ing society in the city by the
Golden Gate. And though the infiu-
ence grew slowly. even as a dewdrop
percolates into the soil, the fertiliza-
tion has taken place and the blossoms
Of appreciation are blooming gay in
the studios the length and breadth Of
the town. And that the smartest Of
The smart set likewise they who fain
would be Of the smart set, are desir-
GUS Of rubbing elbows with artists, is
shown by the attendance at every stu
dio reception given during the past
three weeks. And in truth the men
and women who visit the abiding
places Of art are really in sympathy
with il and seemingly understand
something about it. save in an occa-
si0nal instance. where the smart set
visitor is the possessor Of a Corot or
a Meissonier or a Millet. and then, Oh
then. the local atmosphere" vanishes.
But this Saturday afternoon studio
calling is prolific Of artistic instinct
There in the dim candle light, with
walls heavy hung with pOrueres and
pictures. with the teakettle singing the
sweet song of the hearthstone-fancy
"a hearthstone in a studiO-where one
meets other smart people and writers
and singers and other artists, they
who deserted their own studios for
the hour-all this is the outgrowth Of
years Of sincere work by the older
men who laid the foundation Of art
life away out here on the oceans
brim. And then it's grown to be
smart 10 dine In the restaurants fire.
Quented hy the artists. where mirth
and rare good fellowship hold high
court At COppa's. where Maynard
Dixon. Xavier AIartinez. Porter Car
nett W j. Mccoy and score Of
other clever chaps gather nightly,
there are TO be found groups Of smart
set maids and matrons enjoying the
cartoons that pass about the board
the song and the Jest.
on Tuesday night the directors Of
the Sequoia Club dined there before
the club meeting, making a merry
party. At p table near by were Mrs.
NJ. Fl. de Young and party. including
Miss Brechemin. Miss Helen and Miss
Constance de Young.
A busy week and a merry one. with
the following stunts on the cards:
MONDAY.
Harry Holbrook host al luncheon at
the Palace.
Mrs. John T. Harmes and Miss Belle
Harmes, hostesses at home" at the St
Francis
Mrs. F. Carolan. hostess TO the New
Bridge club" with the following
guests, Mrs. J. X. NuttaI. Mrs. Rosen-
stock. Mrs. Timothy Hopkins. Mrs.
Warren Clark, Mrs. William Prentice
Morgan. Airs. II. p. Gale. Mrs. Henry
J.. Dodge Mrs. Car0Ian. Mrs. I. L. Ba-
ker. Mrs. William Thomas. Mrs. South
ard Hoffman Mrs. Frank B. Anderson,
Mrs. Ira Pierce. Mrs. Charles Josselyn,
lIrs. II. J.. Jones. Miss Laura NcKin-
suy Mrs. John Kirtle Mrs. Osgood
Hooker and Mrs. Harry Williams Bell
Mrs. William /. Shiels of Oakland
entertaining at dinner IN n0nor Of DR.
and Mrs. George Shiels. who are pre-
pairing 10 leave for GoUnam. Among
the guests We're: Dr. and Mrs. Shiels,
Mrs. Charles A. Benuet D~ and Mrs
Ernest kimIOch Johnstone, Mr.. and
MIs. Thomas II. Williams. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Buffers, EdE-rd Peterson,
Herman Robson of Virginia and Mr..
and 1--s ShieIs.
Miss Lucy GWin. hostess at a tea in
honor of Miss Morgan Of Chicago.
Joseph D. Redding entertaining at
dinner al the Bohemian Club.
TUESDAY.
Mrs James Potter Langhorne and
Miss Maisee Lanrhorne. at home. as
sisted by a group of interesting maids
and matrons. among whom were Mrs.
louis =. M0uteagle. Mrs. George
Moore. Miss Carol Moore. Miss Maude
Payne. Miss Eliza Kline, Miss Abbie
Parrott. Mrs Clarence Carrigan. Miss
Edna Davis. Miss Marjorie Patterson
and Mss Isabel Brewer.
wedding in Minneapolis Of Miss
Marion Sanderson, daughter Of Mrs. S.
w. Sanderson. and DIT. Edward Wall.
Mrs Frank Deering, hostess at
luncheon
Wedding Of Miss Evelyn Craig and
William J.. Pattiani
Mrs. Frederick Kohl luncheon in
honor Of Miss Anita Harvey. TO which
the following guests were bidden: Miss
Margaret Hyde-Smith, Miss Salue
Maynard. Miss Margaret NewhalI. Miss
Aaude Bourn, Miss Helen de Young.
Miss Helen Chesebrough, Miss Char
lotte Wilson, Miss Carol Moore. Miss
Emily Wilson, Miss Elena Robinson
and Miss Marjorie Josselyn.
Mrs. Isidore Lowenberg. hostess at
dinner in the Palm Garden Of the
Palace, in honor Of Mrs William
Thompson HUE, whose wedding oc-
CURED yesterday. Among the guests
were Miss Charlotte Hughes. Miss
Helen Baily. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest 8
Simpson, Miss Jewett, Miss MarteI, Al
fred Lilienfeld, Irving Moulton, Nh.
Jewett and Alfred Lowenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Haight enter
tanning at dinner in, the red room Of
the Bohemian Club, with Mr.. and Mrs
Mark l. Gerstle. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas