The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
The Smart Set
n \ ISIS MARY MARINER, whose
IN marriage TO Lieutenant Wallace
V Bertholf, u. S. N, will take
place on Wednesday afternoon

+ ~ ~ marriage TO Lieutenant wallace
V Bertholf, U. S. N, will take
place on Wednesday afternoon
next will be the guest of honor this
afternoon at a tea to be given by Miss
Roberta Deal who will be Miss Mar
riner's maid of honor next week To-
days affair which is to take place at
the Deal home on Sacramento street,
Will be an informal telephone tea, at
which about thirty girls will be en-
tertained Assisting in receiving will
! be Miss Mariner, Mrs. William EIDE,
Miss Jeanette Deal and Miss Beatrice
! Fife.
An event of this evening will be the
first of Mrs. Ynez Shorb Whites dances,
the Friday Cotillons, which will take
place at the Palace Hotel. This de-
lightful club, which has fiourished for
the past two seasons. is quite unique,
making an especial point of early
hours. The guests are invited for $50
o'clock and the affair closes at
o'clock. There are over 200 members
of the club and it is expected that to-
nights dance will be one of the pleas
antest occasions of the fall The pa
tronesses are: Mrs. Eleanor Martin,
Mrs. /. Lawrence Poole, Mrs. James
s. Ia
Eyre, Miss Gwin, Mrs. William B. Col
lier. Mrs. j. de Barth Saorb and Mrs.
James Follis.
Mrs Domingo Ghirardeln will be the
hostess at tea tomorrow afternoon
at which she will entertain about $50
guests in honor of her daughter. Miss
Aida Ghirardelli, who has recently re-
turned from a stay of several years in
Paris. The affair. which will take
place at the handsome Ghirardelli
home far out on Pacific avenue will be
one,of particular pleasure and interest
as the many friends of the guest of
honor are delighted to welcome her
home. Assisting in receiving will be
Mrs. Louis Ghirardelli, Mrs. John
Rogers Clark, Mrs. James Moore, Miss
Florence de Long. Mrs. Chris Jorgen-
son and Mrs. Charles Sutton.
Mrs. CASTOR Ashe and Miss Constance
Borrowe will entertain at an informal
o'clock tea on Sunday afternoon in
Sausalito in honor of Miss Mary Small,
whose marriage to Lieutenant Arthur
G. Fisher, Z. S. A., is TO be celebrated
on December 5. A number of guests
will go from this side of the bay for
the occasion.
Lieutenant John Hannfgan. L. s. NJ
was 10 nave Oeen the most at a tea yes
terday afternoon on board the Boston,
but owing to the rough condition of the
bay on account of the north wind, 1t was
impossible to make a landing with the
launch. and the affair was postponed.
The Boston goes north on Saturday,
but will return here later.
Mrs. William S. Tevis is staying at
present at sanitarium here with her
two sons who have undergone slight
operations on their throats. They are
decidedly better and it is thought that
their recovery will be very rapid.
Mrs. Edgar F. Preston, her son.
Frank Preston, and Mrs. Alfred Rou-
vier went down last week in Mrs. Pres
toms automobile to the Hotel Potter
in Santa Barbara and will spend
week or two there
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Morgan Hill. who
have been travelling during the past
year. have arrived In Washington,
d. c.. and are again at their home. 1890
Connecticut avenue. for the winter
Last season the house was let to Lady
Townley of the British embassy. who
gave very brilliant entertainments
there. The house was at one time the
home of the Minister from Sweden,
who built it and from whom Mr.. Nor
gan Hill purchased it five years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick s. Moody
were, when last heard from, in Paris.
where they will spend some time this
winter.
Mrs. J. de Barth Shorb is spending a
few weeks in Southern California az the
guest of her sister. Mrs. George s.
Patton, at Lake Vineyard, San Gabriel
DR.. and Mrs. Redmond Payne. who
went abroad during the summer for a
stay of several months. have recently
arrived at Frankfort -on Main.
Captain Louis Brechemin. L. s A.
and Mrs. Brechemin formerly Miss
Ruth Miller) arrived yesterday on the
transport Buford. with the disabled
Sheridan. from HonoluIH. Captain
Brechemin was sent out on the Buford
from sSeattle. where he was attending
the maneuvers. Mrs. Brechenlin~ went
down from here in September and they
have since been enjoying a delightful
visit in Honolulu.
Miss Virginia Vassfult who has been
abroad for the past year and a half
arrived her on Wednesday evening and
will remain at least a month. Miss
Nassaults plans are very unsettled
and she may remain in California or
she may return to Paris to spend an
other year studying music
Mrs JarnoS I<inr c+ooIo -e.- :. g.