The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

society people was present. The deco
rations were. unusually beautiful, and
especially so in the spacious porch in
closed for the occasion and converted
into a supper-room. There were five
large tables. each with a most artistic
center-piece of brilliant poinsettias and
giistening oak leaves
Mrs Scott wore a handsome gown of
palest gray chiffon cloth, shading to
darker gray around the bottom of the
skirt. where a deep border OF pale gray
embroidery produced a striking effect
The bodice was eiaboratefy trimmed
with point lace.
Miss Jennie Crocker looked well in
a gown of soft. ciinging. white chiffon,
trimmed in lace. Mrs Walter Martin
who received with Mrs. Scott. wore a
gown of pale-pink brocade. Mrs. Gle
ment Tobin was very handsome in
white satin embroidered in pearls and
trimmed with. lace. Miss Florence
Whitlee was in cream net trimmed with
pink roses. Mrs. Laurance Scott was
handsomely gowned in white silk elab-
orately embroidered.
A jolly, informal affair. which proved
most enjoyable. was the dance given in
Sausalito on Saturday evening last. at
which many guests from San Francisco
and the army posts around the bay
were present, as well as the residents
of the hillside town. The guests were
received by Mrs. Henry C. Campbell. Mrs
CASTOR Ashe. Mrs. Frank Miller and
Mrs. A. A. Watkins in the reception
room of the attractive Yacht Club
house. which was prettily decorated
for the occasion The ballroom was
gay with flags and pennants and
greens. tall Christmas trees hung with
brilliant Japanese lanterns being an
unusual and effective decoration.
Among those present were Captain
and Mrs. Humphrey. Captain and Mrs.
j. c. Cantwen, Mr.. and Mrs Jesse God
ley, DR.. and Mrs. r. Langley Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Percy Nicholson,
Lieutenant and Mrs Clarence Carrigan
Captain and Mrs Louis Brechemin Jr-.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Kilgarif, Mrs.
Herbert Baldwin. Mrs. Francis Davis,
Mrs. Lillian Walcott- Thomas Mrs l.
NJ Hickman. Mrs McLaine- Mason. Miss
Frances Reed. Miss Emma Grlmwood.
Miss Constance Borrowe Miss Marga-
ret Thompson. Miss Mabel Watkins.
Miss Margaret Bruder. Miss Vincent.
Miss Reynolds of Angel Island, Miss
Helen Thomas. Miss Julia Thomas. Miss
Pickering of Alcatraz Miss Lillian
Shoobert, Miss Etelka William, H Clay
Miller. Stephen Hartneil. Ramon Reyn-
themes. Jack Carrigan Royden Will
&itAAi>oL, LIZ wallace smith l. - ~,
Captain Terry L.. s A.. Captain Clarke
l.. :. A.. Thomas C. Van Ness Jr. Will
lar6 Sperry. James Cameron. Thomas
Miller. Loring Rixford. William Pethe-
rick. e. Altman. Edward Vincent. Lieu
tenant Manning L. S. A. Colonel Rey-
nolds L. s A. Joseph Carrigan. DR..
Purnell t. s A.. Lieutenant Hammond
U S A. Lieutenant FhomIinson u. s
n. Paymaster Cope L. 5. N. Charles
Adams and Lieutenant Graham.
Another of these pleasant assembly
dances is 10 take place on the last Sat
urday before Lent and the affair is be-
ing anticipated eagerly
Mrs e Walton Hedges was the host
ess at a charming dinner last night At
her attractive apartment on Broderick
street. after which she and her guests
went down town and saw the New Year
in at one of the cafes The table deco
rations were entirely in red. carnations
being used and brilliant scarlet-shaded
candelabra- Those present were Mrs.
Malcolm Henry. AIRS. Shirley. Miss Nave
colbur1, Gustav Sutro. James Reid. Dr.