The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Jeanne Galois.
TUESDAY.

Jeanne GdlOlS
TUESDAY
DR.. Harry L Tevis, host at a dinner
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry NJ
holbrook.
Miss Ethel CrelIin. hostess at a iun-
cheon in honor Of Miss Helen Chase.
Lieutenant and Mrs Patterson enter
tained an outing party TO Tamalpais in
honor of Miss Goodrich.
Mrs. Thomas Bishop. hostess at an
informal reception in honor of Mrs.
Peck.
AImer Newhall. host at a yachting
cruise about the bay. Guests: Marian
Huntington, Miss Jessie Wright, Miss
Margaret Postlethwaite, Miss Helen
Murison, Miss Louise Redington, Miss
Elizabeth Huntington. Miss Burnie
Owens, Miss Florence Gibbons, Miss
Elsie Dorr, Brockway Metcalfe, Eugene
Farnham, Sheriff. SchelI. Spencer
Grant. Wilberforce Williams, Lieuten-
ant Brigham and Sidney Salisbury.
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. Eugene Z. Schmitz. hostess at
musicale in ballroom at Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin, hostess at a
dinner, entertaining Mrs. Ynez Shorb
White, Miss Alice Sullivan, Count de la
Rocca, Baron Louis Won Horst, Philip
Paschel and Edward A. Davis
Dedication of ST. Dorothy's Rest by
Bishop Nichols at Camp Meeker
Society benefit for San Francisco
Maternity Hospital given at the Palace
Hotel under the management of Mrs
Isadore Lowenberg and Mrs. Jack Cas-
serIy.
THURSDAY.
Wedding of Miss Anna Boyken and
Robert Dudley White in First Unitarian
Church.
Wedding of Miss Alice Livingston
Newhall and Rev. John Alexander
o'Meara, d. D., in st. Pauls Church.
Mrs. Henry l. Dodge. hostess at a
luncheon in honor of Miss Mary Kohl.
Mrs. Josiah Howell. hostess at a
luncheon in honor of Miss Belle
Harmes.
Mrs. Frederick Funston. hostess at
an at home in the Presidio.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. Frederick Fenwick. hostess at
a tea at her home in Berkeley in honor
of Miss Leslie Green and Howard
Huntington.
It must be comforting to pretty Prin-
cess Alice to learn that she shall not
be compelled to dine upon roast dog
when she travels in the land of the Ig-
orrotes-as some wicked newspaper men
would have her believe.
Two of the party that will accom-
pany Miss Alice sailed for Honolulu
this week-CongresSn Hepburn and
his wife-where they will meet the
Taft encourage
Accompanying Miss Roosevelt will be
another charming girl. Miss Mabel
Boardman of Washington. and ever so
many interesting men. some of whom
will be entertained here and in Bur-
lingame-and Oakland may have a try
at it, since Miss Alice is to be a guest
over there.
There is this to be said Of the first
young lady''-that she refuses, like
Ethel Hager, to be bored. So it's up to
Oakland to see that she isn't How
ever. San Francisco and Burlingame
are willing to help out, IL things grow
dull in the town of spires.
The David r. Walkers are back In
their beautiful home at San Mateo, car
ing little for the town house they have
OR had-out on Pacific avenue.
Mrs. Walker, a charming little woman
of the brunette type, cares but little for
much pleasure in entertaining friends,
and the friends of her young daughter
who will presumably soon come out-and
young son.
For some time the family was in
mourning for the untimely death of a son,
a splendid chap.
The Walkers are auto-enthusiasts. and
frequently make weekend trips to Del
Monte and elsewhere about the State
The ]. R. Walkers of Salt Lake, rela-
tives of the David Walkers, are now on
visit TO the city. stopping at the Palace.
The wealth of these two brothers is
measured in millions, the nestegg for
which was laid in Salt Lake forty years
ago. where they traded among the Nor
mons.
The great commercial battle waged by
the seven Walker brothers against
Brigham Young and his church is an his
toric event in the history OF Salt Lake,