The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
els entranced the assemblage.

! els entranced the assemblage.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin wore a gorgeous
/ creation of white Irish point with dia-
mond ornaments and plumes in her Golf
| fure. a very handsome white panne
velvet opera coat, trimmed with ermine
! completed the evening costume.
| Mrs. Herbert E. Lair wore a white
lace robe over white silk with pearls and
J diamonds.
Mrs. Arthur H. Barendt wore a hand
| some gown of old gold and black bro
! cade.
Mrs. A. E. Armstrong; gown was of
| crushed strawberry silk and lace.
! Miss Bessie Wilson's gown was of white
| lace. heavily embroidered in silver and
| pink roses.
Miss Bernice Wilson wore a Partisan
gown of pale yellow brocade
Mrs. Alexander Stewart of Oakland
( wore rose pink gown trimmed in white
! lace
| Miss Helen de Young wore a Paris
gown of claborately embroidered white
lace, with festoons of pink roses.
Miss Constance de Young was very
beautiful in pale yellow brocade silk and
white lace.
Mrs. C. Frederick Kohl wore an elabo-
rate white lace robe over white silk
Mrs William Dargie of Oakland was
gowned in black jetted lace.
Miss Anita Harvey was gowned in pale
yellow. with deep fiounees of white lace.
Miss Genevieve Harvey wore white chif-
fon over white silk.
Mrs. Frank Deering was gowned in a
very elaborate pompadour silk of pale
lavender, trimmed In bands of embroid-
cry.
Mrs. Edward Barron wore a black lace
robe over white silk
Miss Marguerite Barron wore white
silk gown.
Mrs. Thomas Benton Darragh was
gowned in an embroidered white silk
made in Empire style.
Mrs. Ernest Hueter was gowned in an
elaborately embroidered white lace robe
Mrs. Fillmore White wore a princess
gown of white liberty silk.
Mrs. d. Neustadter was gowned in en-
broidered mauve velvet
Mrs j. Athearn Folger was gowned IN
black lace robe over yellow silk
Mrs Barneson wore a white point
d'esprit. trimmed in lace, with ornaments
of diamonds.
Mrs. William Hamilton Morrison wore 4
black lace gown.
Baroness Won Meyerinck was gowned in
black chiffon over black silk.
Miss Evelyn Griffiths of Sacramento
wore a white embroidered null gown
heavily trimmed in yalenciennes lace.
Mrs Harry Holbrooks gown was OF
heavily jetted black lace.
Mrs Alexander Hamilton wore a pale
pink satin chiffon, elaborately embroid-
cred.
Mrs. William Sproule wore a handsome
black jetted lace gown.
Mrs. E. S. Pillsbury was gowned in a
heavy white Irish point robe over pale
yellow silk.
Mrs. Guido Music wore pale blue mes
saline.
Mrs. Clarence Music wore black chif-
fon robe over crimson silk.
Mrs. Edgar Peixottos gown was of
white silk net over palest green silk. with
bands of white satin on skirt
Mime. Emelia Tojetti wore a gown Of
heavy white lace over white silk
Mrs. Mountford Wilson was go@ned in
a robe of elaborately jetted black silk.
Mrs. Theodore Bonnet wore an elab-
orately embroidered pale blue silk.
Mrs. Eugene de Saba was gowned in
a handsome robe of white lace and heav-
lily brocaded silk
Mrs Clement Tobin wore pale blue silk
trimmed in lace.
Mrs Emily Newton was gowned in a
rose pink Partisan creation, heavily en-
broidered in silver.
Mrs. Ada Shawhan wore a handsome
black spangled net robe over black chff-
fon-
DR.. Alice NJ. Glass wore white embroio-
cred crepe de chine over white silk.
Mrs. A. ]. Lyon. embroidered pink
crepe over pink silk.
Mrs. <Eda Gonzales, black Chantilly lace
and velvet over corn-colored silk