The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
93or Ueds Word Famed R9oeto SPe7ddy sung a3d p1te
AUDIENCE
Is HIGHLY
FASHIONABLE

cred whiet chiffon over silk. Pearls and
orchids
Mrs. Gaillard Stoney, pale blue crepe
and Irish point.
Mrs Leopold Michels. black lace robs
over lavender chiffon.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Masten, gray chiffon
over pink taffeta-
Mrs. Harry j. Lask. white embroid-
cred satin. decollete, with bands OF
iridescent Dassementerie.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Kirk Of Sacramento,
heliotrope silk and black lace.
Mrs. Edison Adams OF Oakland. pale
gray silk chiffon, with diamonds and
pearls.
Mrs. Lee L. Gray Of Fresno, pale pink
panne velvet
Mrs. George c. Roeding OF Fresno,
red chiffon. accordion pleated, with in
sertions OF white lace
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P Deering oc-
cupied orchestra seats, and Mrs. Deer
ing wore a handsome gown OF shaded
yellow chiffon. Pale yellow gradually
deepened into a burnt orange, finally
becoming soft brown. Velvet leaves
of autumn tints were appliqued, max
ing a striking costume and one thor
oughly becoming.
Mrs. John McNaught wore a very
handsome white lace robe over silk
Miss Sara Drum was one Of the en-
thusiastic listeners. and looked very
pretty in white spangled net
Major and Mrs. c. r. Krauthof oc-
-cupied orchestra seats Mrs. Kraut-
hoff was exquisitely gowned in pink
chiffon and rose point lace. A dia-
mond necklace and sunburst com
pleted her costume. which was in
tensely becoming 10 Mrs. Krauthoff's
dark beauty. She also wore a wreath
of green leaves.
Mrs. NJ. H. de Young's gown of
white satin. embroidered IN silver,
was one OF the most noticeable for it's
beauty.
Mrs. J. G. Mansfield wore a very
fetching gown of red chiffon EIab-
rate accordion pleating was used in
trimming. An aigretts completed the
coiffure, Mrs. Mansfield wearing dia-
mond ornaments
Mrs. Sterling PostIey's gown of
pink chiffon was extremely becom-
ing.
Mrs. NJ. n. Hecht. in a rich white
and lavender brocade, made a striking
appearance. and her ornaments OF
pearls were very handsome.
SOME ENTERTAIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene de Saba oc-
| cupied a box IN which they enter
tained Miss Agnes Tobin. Mr. and Mrs
Clement Tobin. Richard Tobin. Mrs.
de Saba wore a beautiful cream lace
gown with ornaments Of pearls. carry
Nr1-r i'll
I tiful IN pale blue velvet
/ Joseph Redding will entertain at
/ dinner to-day IN the Bohemian Club
between the acts Of ''Parsifal.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Deane enter
tanned small party, Mrs. Deane look
ing very handsome I'm canary colored
chiffon: ornaments diamonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles York were
among the occupants OF orchestra
chairs. Mrs. York wearing a handsome
white satin brocade.
Mrs. n. c. Hsiatt wore a rich white
silk and an imported opera coat OF
/ white silk and lace. Mr. and Mrs Hell
\ att entertained Mr. and Mrs. Young.
Richard d. Davis was host OF party,
among whom were Mrs E Mcneil
Moore and Miss Jean Pedlar. Mrs.
/ Moore's gown was OF pink crepe. elabo-
rately trimmed IN duchesse lace. Miss
Pedlar was very pretty In white.
Judge and Mrs. Harrison, Mr. and
/ Mrs James NJ. Goewey and MS Fer
nando Pfngst occupied orchestra chairs.
Mrs. Pdngst was elaborately gowned IN
black ChantiIly lace and diamonds. An
/ exquisite wreath OF tiny silver leaves
studded with tiny diamonds and
I f~-fI1
tshed the coiffure. Mrs. Harrison wore
q. lovely white satin gown with duch-
esse lace. Mrs. Goewey wore white
chiffon satin and applique.
OUT OF TOWN AUDITORS.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buck OF Vaca-
VILE were among the out-of-town audi