The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
The Smart Set

= Ohm NJ. YOUNG is the host at a
very delightful affair over the
holiday on Mount Tamalpais. He
took party of friends to the
mountain top yesterday afternoon, and
they spent the night there. They will
return to town this afternoon. His
guests are; Mr.. and Mrs J. Brockway
Metcalf, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Otis Burrage,
Miss Marion Huntington. Miss Jessie
Wright, Miss Louise Redington, DIR.
A. w. Hewlett, Philip Pasche1 and
William T. Goldsborough.
Mrs. Francis ]. Carolan will be the
hostess at a luncheon at the Bur-
lingame Club in honor of Miss Katrina
Page-B Brown today.
Mrs. James C. Jordan and Mrs.
Richard Derby were the hostesses at
the second of their bridge tourna-
ments yesterday afternoon and a great
success it proved to be. The house
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion, boughs of oranges and greens
being used in the hall with a screen of
tall ferns tied with lovers knots of
red. Behind this were the Hawaiian
musicians, who added much to the
gayety of the affair. In the drawing
rooms were peach and apple blossoms
and pale pink carna tions; the dining
room was gay with red carnations and
roses and beautiful silver flagree
candelabra.
Mrs. Jordan was gowned in a black
! lace and cloth of gold and her Jewels
were diamonds and pearls. Mrs. Derby
wore white satin and lace. The finals
were played in the tournament be-
tween the prize winners at the former
games and those who won yesterday.
The prizes yesterday were twin drink
ing cups in silver, which were very
handsome and unique. The grand
prize was an exquisite silver filagree
vase, which was played for by Miss
Ella Bender, Mrs. Albert Sutton. Mrs.
Deering and Mrs. e. B. Stone, the four
who had the highest scores. 1t was
won by Mrs. Sutton.
Among the other bridge PLAYERS
We're; Mrs. William Henshaw of Oak
land Mrs. John A. Britton. Mrs. Ynez
Shorb White, Mrs. NJ. P. Huntington.
Mrs. 2. P. Reynolds. Mrs. James H.
Bull. Mrs. D. A. Bender. Miss Margaret
Bender, Miss Florence Ives, Mrs Eli.
Llewelling, Miss Adelaide Kinney, Miss
Winona Derby, Mrs. ]. E. Berming-
ham and Mrs. Johnson. About 100
guests came in later for tea
! Mrs. Horace Davis was the hostess
at the closing meeting of her bridge
club yesterday afternoon, and it
proved very enjoyable occasion.
Among the members of the club are
Mrs. l.. L. Baker, Mrs. Timothy Hop
kins. Mrs. w. R. Smedberg. Mrs. Ogden
Hoffman, Mrs. Emma Butler, Mrs.
Henry L. Dodge and Mrs. Gale.
Mrs. Frederick Charles Morgan has
sent out cards for a tea which she
will give at her home, 22oS California
street, on Thursday. February 2S in
honor of her niece, Miss Ruth Morton,
whose engagement was recently an
nounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Irwin and
Miss Helene Irwin will leave a week
from today for Coronado for the polo
week.
! Miss Eleanor Davenport will return
| in a day or two from weeks stay at
Byron Springs.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst has recently gone
| from her home in Paris to Italy for
brief trip, being accompanied by Miss
Helen Wheeler, who is her guest for
sauIt, who returned to Paris last month
after a short visit in America
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carolan and
4 Miss Katrina Page-Brown will go to
Coronado late next week to attend the
! polo tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Chenery left
yesterday for Del Monte, where they
will remain until Monday next.
Miss Mary Keeney went to San Ma
teo yesterday, to be the guest of the
Misses Parrott-
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| Mrs. j. E. Shoobert and Miss Fanny