The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07

ing her guests by Mrs. F. B. Z;Vhm,
Mrs. Charles P. Kindelberger, Miss
Moore, Miss Chapman, the Misses
Ruth and Helen Simons, Miss Moody,
Miss McDougal and Miss Matte Milton.
Those invited to the tea were: Mrs.
McDougal, Mrs. Gauges, Miss Caroline
McDougal, Mrs. Manly H. Simons,
the Misses Simo1s, Mrs. Richard B.
Chapman, Miss Chapman, Miss Hin
ton, Mrs. ]. T. Miller, Mrs. P. c. Pope,
Mrs. B. f. Fuller. Mrs. c. n. Off1ey,
Mrs. Harding, Mrs. z. D. Tausig, Mrs.
Trowbridge, Mrs. T. G.. Roberts, Mrs.
F. B. Zahm, Mrs. ]. E. Palmer, Mrs.
Arthur Macarthur, Mrs. B. F. Tilley,
Mrs. Reginald Nicholson, Mrs. B. H.
McCalla, Miss Stella McCalla, Mrs. w.
G. Miller, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. John Ir-
win, Miss Irwin, Miss Waggoner, Mrs.
A. F. Dixon, Mrs. John A. w. Dixon,
Mrs. F. ]. Drake, Mrs. F. A. Holmes,
Mrs. A. A. McAlister, Mrs. r. NJ.
Cults, Mrs. Richard Cults. Mrs. Mary
Turner, Mrs, w. o. Hume, Mrs. u 7.
Holmes, Mrs. A. NJ. Pippin. Mrs. V.
V. Harrier of Vallejo, Mrs. Merritt,
Mrs. T. T. Craven. Mrs. Menefee. Mrs.
McCrea, Mrs. Collins McCrea OF
Miss Patty Palmer, Mrs Harry K.
Cage, Mrs. ]. r. English of Vallejo.
Miss Marie English and Mrs. S. M.
Levee of Vallejo.
Captain z. G. Taussig Of the United
States receiving ship independence at
the navy yard and Mrs. Taussig en-
tertained eighty guests at euchre on
Tuesday The quarters aboard ship
were redolent with sweet blossoms and
a delightful game was enjoyed by the
following (the trophies being carried
off by Mrs. B. F. Fuller, Mrs. Harry
George and DR.. j. T. Miller): Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Bowman II. Mccall
la, the Misses McCalla, Mrs. w. G..
Miller, Captain and Mrs. B. F. Tilley,
Captain and Mrs. Franklin ]. Drake
Commander and Mrs. c. b. T. Moore
Miss Frances Moore, Miss Betty
Moody, Medical Director James r.
Waggoner, Miss Waggoner, Paymaster
and Mrs. John Irwin, Commander and
Mrs. A. F. Dixon, Commander and
Mrs. F. A. Holmes, Mrs. Menefee,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Arthur MacAr-
thur Pay Inspector Leeds c. Kerr, Ma
val Constructor and Mrs. F. B. Zahm,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Samuel L. Gra-
ham, Assistant Naval Constructor and
Mrs. T. G. Roberts, Mrs. Trowbridge,
Civil Engineer Harry H. Rousseau,
Mrs. r. NJ. Cults, Colonel and Mrs. P.
C. Pope Major and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Fuller, Mrs c. N. Offley, Lieutenant
and Mrs. William Harllee. Lieutenant
and Mrs. A. e. Harding; Lieutenant
William H. Pritchett, U. S. M. c.; Med
ical Inspector Manly H. Simons, the
Misses Simons, Surgeon and Mrs.
Charles P. Bagg. Assistant Surgeon
and Mrs. J. T. Miller, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Harry George, Mrs. Mary Tur-
ner, Mrs. T. c. Craven Of Vallejo. Com
mander James H. Bull, Mrs. Theodore
c. Fenton Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs. James H. Glennon, Mrs. R. M.
Cults Jr., Surgeon and Mrs. Charles
Kindelberger, Paymaster NJ. r. Colds
borough, Ensign James B. GiImer, as
we'll as the commanding and ward
room officers Of the ship now in COM
mission at the navy yard.
What a brilliant star has been added
to our social armament in the charm
ing Mrs. Peter ]. Martin. So much
the vogue has she become that she is
spoken of over the tea cups as Mrs.
Peter-and no one is provincial enough
to ask Mrs. Peter who?"
Between now and the falling OF the
Lenten curtain of sackcloth, the fair
visitor will be dined and luncheoned
thirteen times. Isn't that a social
bombardment? And besides these edi-
BILE affairs, there are "at homes and
teas" ad libitum.
But who wonders why she has made