The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07

ley Taylor, Mrs. Joseph D. Grant, Mrs.
George Pope. Mrs. Chauncey Rose
Winslow, Mrs. Robert Oxnard, Mrs.
William s. Tevis, Mrs. Mountford Will
son, Mrs. William G. Irwin, Mrs. Wal
ter Dean, Miss Maude O'Connor, Mrs.
Gordon Blanding, Mrs. Norman Nc
Laren, Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase,
Mrs. Robert Hooker. Mrs. Homer King
and Mrs. ]. r. K. Nuttall.
Last week the Misses Miller, daugh-
ters Of Admiral Miller, u. S. N, enter
tained a 800" card party in their pri-
vate apartments at the Colonial Friday
afternoon in honor of the Misses
Simons, daughters Of Medical Director
Simons, L. S. N, at Mare Island.
Among those present were: Miss
Simons, Miss Helen Simons, Miss Gray,
Miss Brooks, Miss Woods, Miss Will
ton. Miss Parks, Mrs. Simons, Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Durphy, Miss Miller and
Miss Anne Miller.
So the Boardmans stole off quietly
to the beckoning palms Of Hawaii for
their honeymoon. Their destination
was dire state secret-but aren't those
details essentially personal property?
Under the bamboo tree" seems at the
passing moment to be Turing many
new-wed lovers. The Searleses sailed
some weeks ago for the islands and
later TO japan.
One Of the most charming dinners Of
the week-and there were not a few
was that given at the Bohemian Club
on Monday evening by James D. Phe-
Ian in honor of the distinguished
Irish poet. William Butler Yeats.
With charming tact Mr.. Phelan
gathered about the board men of let
ters, law, art and world-culture to
whom the great impressionist poet
would most appeal. The toasts? Ali
They were worthy of the hour what
these men had TO say. And it gave
the poet-wanderer a chance to chat
a bit with the men Of San Francisco
who stand for something in the worlds
work.
The wedding Of Miss Louise Harring-
ton and Lieutenant John D. Leahy,
U. S. N, was very pretty affair, the
absence Of display notwithstanding.
The bride has always figured as one of
the stunning girls in society and made
an exquisite picture in her nuptial robe.
The future home Of the young peo-
pie will be determined by the sailing
orders Of the Tacoma, to which Mr..
Leahy is attached. Brave little women,
they who wed the sailorfoll1. and who
Joyfully yield up home and friends on
the golden altar Of love.
The Greenway dinner at the Bo-
hemian Club in honor OF Miss Mabel
Cluff and Jack Wilson was a notable
affair, as are all the affairs Of this ex-
cellent hosts plotting. The guests were
Miss Mabel Cluff. Miss California Cluff,
Mrs. John d. Spreckels Jr., Miss Helen
de Young. Miss Constance de Young,
Miss Ethel Hager. Miss Pearl Landers,
Richard Hotaling, John D. Spreckels
Jr., Ed Tobin, Cyril Tobin and Jack
Wilson.
Where could merrier band be found
than these devotees Of goodfellowshlp?
A tea of note was given on Tuesday
ty Mrs. c. B. Moore at her home
at Mare Island, when the an
nouncement was made to the chatting
guests-women at teas always chat
ter-of the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Johnes Moore. to
Lieutenant ]. S. Graham. u. S. N, at
present attached to the United States
training ship Adams at San Diego.
Miss Moore is a charming girl. Of
fine personality, and a rare favorite in
naval circles over the bay.
Mrs. Moore was assisted in receiv-