The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-10
The Smart Set

"HE dance of the Gayety Club will
take place on Wednesday evening.
January Is, and Miss Emily Will
son and Miss Gertrude Josselyn
will be the hostesses of the occasion.
1t will be given at the Paris Tea Gar
den and will be as enjoyable as are all
the dances OF this club. Miss Natalie
Coffin was to have been the hostess at
this dance, but owing to the recent be-
reavement in her family Miss Wilson
and Miss Josselyn. who were to have
given the last dance OF the season, will
take her place
Mrs. E. Walton Hedges was the host
ess at a delightful informal dinner last
night at her attractive apartment on
Frederick street, after which she and
her guests went to the Chutes. The
table was prettily decorated with DAFT
fodils and maidenhair ferns. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clar-
ence Breeder, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Remington Quick. Mrs. Ynez Shorb
White. Mrs. Marguerite Hanford. DR..
PRESLEY and Philip Paschel.
Mrs. Harry Francis Davis formerly
Miss Helen Murison) has sent out cards
for tea at her pretty new home on
Lake street on Saturday, January 10,
in honor of Miss Louise Redington.
whose engagement to DR.. Albion Hew-
lett was announced recently.
Lieutenant Barnes, U. g. N, will be
the host at a dinner on board the u.
s. S. Pensacola at Goat Island this even
ing.
One of the leading events of the win
ter in the bridge world will be the party
to be given by Mrs. Horace Davis on
Saturday afternoon at her home on
Broadway, at which she will entertain
twelve tables of guests at this popular
game.
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Stan
ley Stillman, who was operated on last
Tuesday for appendicitis, but to the de-
light of her many friends she will
shortly be convalescent.
Bishop Sydney C. Partridge of Kioto.
Japan, and Mrs. Partridge. the latter
of whom was formerly Miss Agnes
Simpson of this city, are at present
travelling in Europe and reached Naples
for stay just before Christmas.
Mrs. Edward Selfridge Jr., who has
been here from her home in Willis
as the guest of Miss Grace Baldwin. left
recently for the south and will spend
some time in Los Angeles, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Quinan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain
formerly Miss Elisabeth Stillman),
who arrived recently for six months
sojourn in Europe, have gone to Santa
Barbara and are at DR.. Browns sani-
tarium there on account of Mr.. Cham
berlain's health. He was quite i'll when
he arrived here and it was decided that
it would be best for him to go south,
They will remain there until he is bet
ter. Mr.. Chamberlain's sister and
brother, Miss Ellen Chamberlain and
Selah Chamberlain, are staying at the
Hotel Potter. Santa Barbara.
Captain and Mrs. Charles Plummer
Perkins, who have been at the Berke-
ley Inn since they left the naval train
ing station, have come to town and are
present. Captain Perkins has been or
dered to command the South Dakota as
soon as that vessel is placed in COM
mission, but until that time they will
remain here on waiting orders.
Mrs. William B. Collier, who came to
the city for a few days at Christmas.
mas ICluIHcQ " IlcT COuHlIy place DIT
Lakeport.
Miss Ethel Melone is expected to ar
rive in town today from her country
home in Napa and will spend a few
days here as the guest of friends, hav-
ing come down particularly for Mrs.
Shorb Whites dance tomorrow even
ing.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Wright have been sympathizing with
them in their anxiety over little John
Wright who underwent an operation
for appendicitis last week.
Miss Olga Anterior is spending a few
days in town visiting friends.
Mrs. C. C. Clay has closed her beau
tiful home in Fruitvale for the winter
and is visiting for few weeks in town
with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Clay before
her departure for the East, where she
will spend the rest of the winter and
spring near her daughter, Miss Made
line Clay, who is at school in New York.
John Sanborn has gone to Los All
geles on business trip.