The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02

Union League Club. entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ". Scott. DR.. and Mrs w. r.
Cluness. w. r. Cluness Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ Mark. Mr. and Mrs. ]. F.
Roach. r. ]. Myer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin r. Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Boyer enter
tanned at a dinner in honor of Mrs.
Gerrltt Livingston Lansing. Guests:
Mrs. Gerritt Livingston Lansing, Mrs.
Louise Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Morrow, Judge and Mrs. Henshaw,
Warren Runyon and Worthington
Butts of Cleveland, Ohio.
Wedding of Miss Leila Mann and
Stanley WEIGH
Miss Nell Roche, hostess at a lunch
con at Hotel Richelieu in honor Of
Miss California Cluff, entertaining
Miss Cluff. Miss Elsie Clifford, Miss
Evelyn Clifford. Miss Ursula Stone,
Miss Juanita Wells Miss Emily Mar
vim, Miss Josephine Hannigan, Miss
Julia Curry. Miss Christine Patton and
Miss Mary Downey
THURSDAY.
Mrs Otto Bendix, hostess at a Mi
Careme ball at her hcme on Buchanan
street
Benefit for the Infants Shelter given
by society women at downtown res
taurant.
DIR. Harry Tevis. host at Mica
rene ball. Reception at Institute of
Art signalling the opening of the
spring exhibition Of art
FRIDAT
Mrs. A. w. Scott, hostess at her last
''at home" for the season.
Charles H. Lombard. host at a din
ner in honor of Dustin Farnum of
THE Virginian" company, entertain
ing Mr.. Farnum, Mr.. and Mrs. T. P.
Jackson, Miss Eleanor Connell, Mrs.
Lewis H. Long.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. Edward B. Pond, hostess at
bridge.
Mrs. William B. Buckingham, host
ess at five hundred in her apartments
at the San Marco.
San Francisco is falling into line
with Mi-Careme. On Thursday night
quite few affairs were on. interfer-
ing somewhat with the reception at
the Institute Of Art. quite the lead
ing affair was that at which Dr. Harry
Tevis was host There was a great
sadness abroad that the splendid home
of the persistent and apparently in
controvertible bachelor was not the
scene of the dance. But there was so
much fun abroad that this shadow
was soon dissipated in the glow.
49, - L.
this interesting bachelor welded to
nearly every charming maid in town,
but he defies US all, and entertains
charmingly with the aid of his broth
er's wife. Mrs. Will Tevis-and Mrs.
Tevis knows how. so 'tis said.
Another Mi-Careme. at which the
good old carnival spirit reigned, was
given by Mrs. Otto Bendlx at her SUIT
ter-street home. The invitations,
printed upon a bit of pink-flowered
wallpaper. read thusly Now upon
Thursday, the thirtieth night of March,
nineteen hundred and five. shall you
begarb yourself with the vestments of
yester-year for the nonce. and repair
then TO Mrs Bendix, Her Place, which
is on Buchanan, at Sutter, to hold
carnival.
Come you, surfeited with the spirit
OF MiCareme; when the lutte sounds.
Care shall be dethroned and Frlvolity
reign supreme--" this from the nim-
bic brain of Barnett Franklin.
Among the guests who made merry
at this behest were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan ]. Landsberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
w X. Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank To-
seph Donnelly, Dr. and Mrs. Russell III. |
Cool, Miss Alice Toklas, Miss Olga
Herr, Mr. and Mrs. Jules Mersfelder.
Miss Adeline Knapp. Nine. Eusta-
phieve, Miss Florence ThelIer. John M
Gamble, Charles II. Lombard. Barnett
Franklin, Miss Grace N Wishaar.
Charles Sedgwick Aiken, Mrs. sol,t-
Waiter Miss Ray Cohen. Miss Mary
Bell. Andre Ross, ciarkson Dye. ;c. p.
Nelson, w. S. Howard, Carlo Gentle.
Eric Julihn. William ]. Mccoy, Miss |