The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
1.-THE SIM 'RT SET.
BY SALLY SHARP

Tonight will be provocative of many
affairs subjective to the opening of the
grand-opera season
Dinners will be many. while supper
hosts will be in plentiful evidence after
the final classic strains have passed
away.
Among those who will entertain at
the st. Francis are Mrs NJ. Gerstle,
Mrs. Selfridge. Major and Mrs G. r.
Krauthoff. Mrs. G. A. Moore. William
Mintzner. w. S. Porter. S. Liebes. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Nathaniel Gray.
In the Palm Garden at the Palace
the following hosts and hostesses will
preside: Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Older.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. kirkpatrick. r. w.
Hill, Mr. and Mrs William Cluff, Nor
timer FIeishacker, s. w. Heller. j. w.
Dorm Mrs. Edward RothchiId. A. p.
Hotaling.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Arthur Thayer
Mabel Gunn) Of Porto Rico will leave
this month for a Mediterranean trip.
postponing their contemplated visit to
San Francisco.
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton enter
tanned at an informal bridge party
yesterday afternoon In honor of her
sister. Mrs. Harry Macfarlane OF Hon
olulu.
Miss Agnes Buchanan was hostess at
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Spencer Pal
mer.
terday at very attractive card party,
at which the decoration was OF Japan
esque character. In honor Of Mrs.
John Newhall and Miss Anita Meyer,
the affair was most pleasurabIe.
The guests asked to meet Mrs.
Newhan and Miss Meyer were Mrs.
David Erskine Allison Jr., Mrs.
Charles Stovel. Mrs Joseph Manuel
Masten, Mrs. Jason Gould, Mrs. TIL
den. Mrs. William Henry HUE. Mrs.
John Hunt. Miss Amy Gum. Miss
Refs. Miss Adele Martel.
Miss Adele Martel will be one of to-
days hostesses at cards. the affair to
be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph
M. Masten on Washington street
A special programme of music by
the classic composers will be a fea-
ture tonight at the Palace after the
opera. Among those who will enter
tain at supper in the grill are Senator
Lynch, Baron Won Meyerinck. j. h.
Hecht and several others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Menzies have
bought home in San Rafael. They
have been occupying the home Of
Mrs. F. NJ. Angellotti during her abb
sence in Europe.
The House That Jack Built the
pretty oDeretta, met with such success
upon its presentation last week that
by request it will be repeated Satur-
day afternoon at Steinway Hall. The
cast, in which are many prominent
children of San Francisco. is an inter-
esting and capable one which will at s
tract many.
The rummage fair for the San Fran
cisco Nursery for Homeless Children
will take place on Saturday. Every
thing will be utilized, so don't hesitate
as TO the quality or worn appearance
of your contribution. The sale is in
the hands of these women: Mrs Jacob
Bertz, Mrs Frank " Wright, Mrs.
Herbert E. Law, Mrs. William L.
GerstIe. Mrs. j. ]. Theobald, Mrs Guy
e. Manning, Mrs. James L. Gould. Mrs.
Frederick w. Bradley. Mrs. o. B.
Burns, Mrs T. NJ. C1uff. Mrs. Albert
Dernham. Mrs. Henri Dernham, Mrs.
James Elder, Ms Louis Gould Mrs
A. p. Hotaling Jr.. Mrs. William Kauf-
man, Mrs. s. l.. Kline. Mrs. A. H. Mar
tin, Mrs. Homer E. Osborne. Mrs. Ed
gar F. Preston. Miss Adelaide Pollock.
Mrs. Edward Rix, Mrs. George Sperry,
Mrs. Henry W. Stirewalt
To any Of them may be sent articles
OF all description.
The marriage Of Miss Maryellen
Short, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Short, to Archer 3. Cochrane will
take place on Tuesday evening. April
IS, at $3.50 at the home Of the brides
parents. 211 Clipper street.
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