The San Francisco call., 1907-01-18

TA
NE tain with one of the largest and
WI most beautiful affairs of the
season this evening at the Pal
ace Hotel, at which Miss Lydia Hop
kins will be the guest of honor. and
at which about ESQ guests will be
present. The ballroom will be simply
decorated. as the management of the
Palace Hotel refuse to allow anything
to be done in the way of ornamental
tion, save the arrangement of potted
plants and the disposing of a few
wreaths. Mrs. Kohl will be assisted in
receiving by the guest of honor, Miss
Hopkins and by her daughters, Mrs.
Evans S. Pillsbury and Mrs. C. Fred
Kohl. A number of dinners will be
given before the ball, notably by Mr.
and Mrs. William G.. Irwin by DR.
and Mrs. j. w. Keeney. by Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren D. Clark and by Miss
Alice Hager.
Mrs. Edward Barron was the hostess
at a charming luncheon yesterday at
the Palace Hotel, at which that much
feted >debutante. Miss Lydia Hopkins.
was the guest of honor. The table was
attractively decorated with quantities
of red roses and violets. each of the
violets. Those present were: Miss Hop
kins Miss Marguerite Barron Miss
Helene Irwin, Miss Christine Pomeroy,
Miss Anita Harvey Miss Gertrude Jol-
life, Miss Constance de Young. Miss
Margaret Hyde-Smith. Miss Louise
Boyd, Miss Maizie Langhorne. Miss
Frances Coon, Miss Lucy Gwin Cole
man, Miss Julia Langhorne Miss Claire
Nichols and Miss Mary Keeney.
Mrs William Redding was the host
ess at pleasant luncheon at the Pal
ace Hotel yesterday afternoon. enter
tanning ten guests. The table was
prettily decorated in pink carnations
and among those present We're: Mrs.
w P. Redington, Miss Whitney, Miss
Grace Wilson, Miss Louise Redington.
and Miss Eliza Kline.
Mr. and Mrs. z. w. Hopkins will
entertain at a dinner on Thursday
evening. January "a, in honor of Miss
Helene Irwin.
Mrs. Joseph Manuel Masten has sent
out invitations for two bridge parties.
one to take place on Wednesday, jan
uary %, and the other on the follow
ing afternoon. At both of these this
popular hostess will entertain eight
tables of guests.
Mrs. Clinton B. Hale of Santa Bar
bara sent out invitations recently for
luncheon at her charming home, lie
Chalet, in the southern city. at which
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain formerly
Miss Elizabeth Stillman) of San Fran
cisco was to have been the guest Of
honor Owing to the very bad weather,
however. Mrs. Hale postponed the af-
fair until the climate is moderated.
]. w. Byrne has gone east on q,
brief business trip. but will return
about the. first of February. His
mother, Mrs. Margaret Irvine, remained
-at Del Monte during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Bourke Cochran (for-
merly Miss Anne Ide), whose move
ments are always of interest to Cali
fornians, spent the holidays in Spain
and are doing quite a bit of travelling
there.
A., and Mrs Carrigan, who have been
living at Fort Baker. in Marin County.
since their marriage a year or two
since. will come to town about the
middle of February and will make
their home here permanently. as Lieu
tenant Carrigan's resignation from the
service will take effect shortly and
he Will engage in business here
Mrs. James Robinson and Miss Ethel
Cooper have returned from a visit 70
Del Monte. where they spent the week
end. 1t is probable that they will
leave in February for Santa Barbara
to remain for several weeks.
Mrs. George Heazelton of San Rafael
went east recently, called there by
the illness of her brother
Dr. and Mrs. Harry NJ Sherman went
down recently for a visit to Del Monte.
Townsend's CAL glace fruits and can
dies at Ernporfum. Post and Van Ness.