The San Francisco call., 1906-12-28
The Smart Set
n RS. SALLIE STETSON WINS
Low was the hostess at a very
charming luncheon at her. home

IN ~ LOW was the hostess at very
V charming luncheon at her home
Pacific avenue yesterday in
honor of two of the prettiest and most
popular debutantes of the season, Miss
Mary Keeney and Miss Helene Irwin.
The other guests were Miss Katrina
Page Brown, Miss Jeannette Won
Schroeder, Miss Maizfe Langhorne, Miss
Julia Langhorne, Miss Louise Boyd and
Miss Genevieves Harvey.
OF great interest will be the news of
the arrival yesterday of little son in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geiss-
Ter formerly Miss Carol Moore), in
Chicago, where they have lived for the
past year. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Geissler
are very popular here. Mrs Geissler
was one of the prettiest and most at
tractive debutantes of the season pre-
ceding her marriage, and 1t has been a
matter of decided regret that she and
her husband went East to live.
Mr.. and Mrs George Moore have been
the guests of their son-in-law and
daughter for some time past. Mrs.
Moore having gone on during the sum-
mer and Mr.. Moore in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor formerly
Miss Daisy Van Ness), who arrived
here few days before Christmas are
at present the guests of Mrs. Taylor's
parents. Mr. and Mrs T. c. Van Ness.
at their home on Octavia street, and
will remain here until about February,
probably. when they will return to
their home in Boston. Mrs. Taylor is
being enthusiastically welcomed by her
old friends here and there will be a
number of social events in her honor
during her stay.
Mrs Horatio Livermore, who is
spending the winter in Santa Barbara,
was the hostess at large dinner there
on Christmas eve, which was one of the
events of the holiday season in the
southern city.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller (former-
ly Miss Constance Murison) have re-
turned to their home in Berkeley after
spending Christmas with Mr.. Miller's
family in Woodland.
Miss Virginia vassault, who arrived
early in the month from Europe, made
only a brief stay here, to the great re-
gret of her friends, and has already
left for the East She visited her
brothers, Lawrence and Ferdinand Vas
sault, in Minneapolis for a few days
and then went on to New York, where
she is at present. She will sail early in
January for Paris. where she will re-
main for some time
Mrs. James Frederic Larken has sent
out cards announcing the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Anita Wieland, to
DIR. Reuben Lyon Hale, on Wednesday,
November IL. DR.. and Mrs. Hale will
be at home at Mill Valley after Janu-
ary 1.
Mr. and Mrs T. Cary Friedlander
they spent Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Friedlander's mother.
Miss Mabel watkins has sent out
cards for tea at her home in Sausa-
Tito on New Years day.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Adeline Day and
Donald McMeaI Shorb on December 19.
Much sympathy is felt for Stafford
Parker, who has been quite seriously
i'll for the past week or two and is still
at sanitorium, although he is recov-
ering.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Cochran. who have
so many friends here, have recently
returned TO lnelI nome In Los Angeles
after an Eastern trip.
Captain and Mrs. Niebaum, who have
been at their country place in Sonoma
County since the destruction of their
home on Hyde street. are spending the
winter with Mr., and Mrs. John Daniel.
who have taken the John Medaus house
on Cherry street for year.
Herbert Jones, who spent the Christ
mas holidays here with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Jones. left day or
two agp for San Diego. where he will
spend several months.