The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05

Allen, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Follis.
Miss Elsie SDerTy. Edward NJ. Green
way DR.. Harry Tevis, Percy King;
Joseph King, Samuel Boardman. Lu-
cius Allen, Lieutenant Wettierle, Mr..
Rousseau, Latham McMullen, Knox
Maddox, Prescott Scott, Harry Scott,
Edward Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ford Thomas re-
ceived in honor of their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary.
Mrs Gilbert Guerney, hostess at a
luncheon in honor Of Mrs. Reginald
Brooke of London.
Mrs. William Woods and Mrs. Gull
len F. Welty, hostesses at a large
bridge party at their home on Clay
street.
DR.. Harry Tevis, host at a dinner in
honor of Mrs. Augustus Spreckels pre-
ceding the William Tevis ball.
Reception TO Miss Adele Block in
Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Henry Clarence Breeder, host
ess at a dinner preceding the Tevis
ball.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. Robert H. Postlethwaite and
Miss Margaret Postlethwaite, hostesses
at a dance given in their home on Pa
cillc avenue, entertaining the follow
ing guests: Miss Marion Huntington,
Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss Ruth
Allen, Miss Elizabeth Allen, Miss Jes-
sic Wright Miss Alice Chapman, Miss
Mabel Dodge, Miss Langfeld, Miss
Elsa Draper, Miss Elsie Dorr, Miss
Marjorie Gibbons, Miss Florence Glib
bons, Miss Cecile Rogers, Miss Aileen
O'Brien, Miss Helen Bowie, Miss Edna
Middleton, Miss Ethel Shorb, Miss
Maylita Pease, Miss Cornelia Scott.
Miss Anna Foster, Miss Elsie Clifford,
Hamilton Bowie, William Petherick,
Edgar Zook, Abner Newhau, j. NJ.
Young; Claude Brigham, U. S. A;
Herbert Bonnifeld, Rudolph Schilling,
Sheriff. ScheII, Terry Evans, Irving
Robbins, Edwin Pomeroy, Lucius AL
len, Philip Paschel; Lieuteant Shinkle,
L. S. A; CASTOR Roussey. Hubert
Nee, S. J. Churchill, Francis Allen.
Spencer Grant, DR.. Arnold Genthe, DR.
hOgue, DR.. Dunbar, Early Craig, DR.
Sewall. Chester Sewall, DR.. William
Blake, George HUE, Edward HUE
Arthur Foster. DR.. Walter Gibbons.
Ar. and Mrs. Clarence Martin Mann
entertained at a musicale at their home
on Jackson street Russell Lukens of
Sacramento. Among the guests were:
Horace Trapp and George Islam of
New York, Major William Stephenson,
L. S A, DR.. PRESLEY, DR.. William
Stinson, J. Cocklyn Norcross, DR.. Louis
c. Deane, James Cole, Hon. William
Afford, Charles Hogue, Charles Aiken,
DR.. and Mrs. John Hemphill, Mr. and
Mrs. Irving T. Moulton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Symmes, Mrs. William Willis,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Erskine Allison
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ Masten,
DR.. and Mrs Thomas Morffew, Mr.
and Mrs Julian Sonntag, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Suydam, Mrs. Lowell White,
Mrs George Knight, Mrs c. NJ
Dougherty. Mrs. Jabish Clement,
Mrs. California Newton, DR.. and Mrs.
William R. Cluness Jr. and Mr.. and
Mrs c. c. Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs Cor
don Stolp, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Stolp and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams
Of Oakland, Mrs. Linda H. Bryan and
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Powers
Mrs. Frederick Tallant, hostess at
card party in honor of Mrs. TuttIe of
Colusa-
Miss Eleanor Davenport, hostess at a
tea.
Mrs. Percy Haslett, hostess at cards.
Mrs. Paul Bancroft entertained at a
tea at St. Dunstan's in honor of Miss
Elsie Dorr.
Mrs. c. H. Evans, hostess at a card
party.
FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pillsbury enter
tanned at a large dinner preceding IL
Greenway ball.
Mrs. A. H. Vail and Mrs. Frank Va
hostesses at a reception at the home
Mrs. A. H. Vail
Mrs. Oscar Maurer. hostess at a T.
in honor of HRS. Frederick Garrick
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Gerstle enterta:
ing at dinner.
Mrs. M. P. Jones, hostess at bridgt
Miss Florence Gibbons, hostess al
tea in honor of Miss Elsie Dorr.
Society benefit at Tivoli. giving "Bc
caccio" for San Francisco Matern..
Mrs. A. W. Scott "at home"
Miss Marjorie Josselyn, hostess at
tea
Mrs William H Crocker, entertain
ing at a large tea in her California
street home.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. Lathrop w. 5ewett and Mrs.
J. B. R Cooper, hostesses at cards It
Mrs. Jewett's home on Union street
Mrs William D. O'Kane, entertain
ing at a large bridge and five hundred
party at her home on Broadway
Mrs Samuel Pond, hostess at bridge
in her Pacific avenue home.
Probably no private function In San
Francisco has embraced the beautiful
features and arrangements that were
displayed at the Tevis ball. The simu-
lation Of Italy's fairest garden was so
perfect as to excite constant comment
Of admiration.
Trailing vines, lattice, lights, the
fountains splash. all made a picture
10 be carried over length of time.
Among the travellers toward San
Rafaers fascinations for the summer
are Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holland. who
have taken a cOtfa2a