The San Francisco call., 1906-11-21
Car Brings
Guests Up From
Burlingane

Not q vestige of doubt remains that
mood for all manner of merry
making and gayety, as was proved by
the gathering at Edward NJ. Green
ways birthday dance last night at the
Palace Hotel. Nothing has taken place
since the fire that has been more of
the ''rehabilitated," more of a sign
of the revivifying of the city, more
reminiscent of the old days of pros
perity, than this ball, which has be-
come an annual affair to which people
look forward with the most pleasure
able anticipation.
This year there was the question in
every mind as TO whether things would
be at all as of yore, and one of the
signs most eagerly looked for was as
TO whether Mr.. Greenway would give
his birthday dance 1t has come a lit
tie late on account of delay IN COM
pleting the little new Palace Hotel,
but none the less was ii a joyous oc-
casion. In fact, so thoroughly gay and
happy a ball had not taken place for
many years before. The reaction from
trouble was felt; every one was de-
lighted with the hotel new to most of
them, and which gave the affair the
air OF a dance at q country-house;
there were any number of the most
beautiful gowns and every one was
greeting every one else with d Sort of
a '1ong-lost but rediscovered" air that
was charming.
The new ballroom with its effective
soft-gray walls was simply decorated
with tall potted palms and other
plants, producing q most artistic back
ground for the throngs of guests that
filled the room. The gathering was
notable one in the social annals of the
city and many of those present, par
ticularly men, were re-entering soci-
ETY. after many years of absence.
A special car came from Burlingame,
which was switched on the track on
Post street and brought the guests di-
rectly to the hotel. Many beautiful
gowns were worn and in spite of ex-
isting conditions there was no lack of
jewels observed.
Following were Mr.. Greenway's
guests:
Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Akxander. Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs
F. NJ. Angellotti Miss Marion Angel
lotti. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Armsby. Miss
Olga Atherton. Raymond Armsby.
Mr.: and Mrs. Spencer Buckbee, Miss
Katrina Page Brown. Miss Maud
Jr-. Mrs. z. Barron. Miss Barron. Ed
ward F Barron, Mr.. and Mrs Wake
field Baker. Lloyd Baldwin, B. B. Beck
EFT, Miss Edith Berry, Miss Jennie NJ.
Blair. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Boyd. Miss
Louise Boyd, Miss Helen Boss. DR.. and
Mrs E. 2. Brownell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry c. Breeder.
George L. Cadwalader. Miss Linda
Cadwalader. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Chenery. Miss Helen Chesebrough. A.
S. Chesebrough. Mr- and Mrs. Warren
Mrs. Sydney B. Cushing, Miss Ethel
Cooper, Julian N. Collins, Mr.. and MRS.
Francis Carolan.
Lieutenant Edward F. Constine, u
n-.r I~o
Davis. Edward A. Davis, Charles de
Young, Miss Helen de Young Miss Con-
stance de Young, Miss Kathleen
a. Driscofi. Miss Douglas Dick. MISS MISS
Mollie Dutton. Frank F. de Lisle. vi
comte and Yicomtesse de Tristan,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Eliieott
Harry c. Fassett A. r. Fennimore,
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Field, Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Flood. Mr.. and drs. j.
Commander and Mrs. Cove. DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Garceau, Frank w.
Goad. William F Goldsborough, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Grant, F. A. Greenwood,
Spencer Grant, DR.. and Mrs. Morton
Gibbons. John E. Gallois-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Downey Harvey, Miss
Anita Harvey, Miss Genevieve Harvey.
Mrs. Malcolm Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
s. Hobart, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. How
ard. Alfred H. Holmes. Miss Frances
ell. William e Hough. Miss F'loride
Hunt Samuel P. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hart, PaynGster Hicks.
Miss Ives.
Mrs Charles Josselyn, Miss Mary
Josselyn, Miss Gertrude Josselyn, Miss
Marjorie Josselyn, Miss Virginia Jol-
life, Miss Gertrude Jolliffe, Paul Jones.
DR.. and Mrs. James W. Keeney, Miss
Mary -Keeney. Percy L. King. Miss
Lucie King, Joseph L. King Jr., Miss
Genevieve King, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred
erick Kohl. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Knight.
John Lawson, Miss Pearl Landers,
Mrs. James P. Langhorne, Miss Mary
Langhorne, George II. Lent, Stewart
eral and Mrs. Oscar F. Long, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Leahy.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin, Miss Salfie May