The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
The Smart Set

"HE luncheon which Miss Helen
4 Baker was to have given today at
the Palace Hotel in honor of Miss
Anna Bell. the charming Southern
girl who is visiting here from her home
in Savannah, has been postponed. Miss
Bell is at present the guest of Miss
Anita Davis.
Mrs. H. B. Cutter will entertain her
bridge club this afternoon at her home
on Webster street. Among the men,
bers are Mrs. w. r. Smedberg, Mrs
L. L. Baker, Mrs Thomas Dibblee. Mrs.
Hoffman. Mrs. Henry L. Dodge, Mrs
Horace Davis. Mrs. Gale, Mrs. Walker
and Mrs. Ira Pierce.
Mrs Harry Mendell will entertain in
formally at tea this afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Fred Sharon, who will leave
next week for Paris. where she will
spend the summer months.
Mrs. Henry F. Allen and Miss Jessie
Wright will leave this morning for the
East, where they will spend some time
as the guests of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Allen will go first to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Dodd, in Boston. and
Miss Wright will be with friends at
Cambridge.
Miss Mary Carrigan and Jack Carri-
gan left New York Tuesday for this
city, but will leave almost Immediately
for the Philippines. sailing on April
L from Seattle. Miss Carrigan has
been in Europe for the last year, hav-
ing gone by way of Suez to Italy.
where she spent some months.
Mrs. Albert DibbIee has been serious
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time much anxiety was felt regarding
| her, but to the delight of her friends
she is convalescing, although she is
as yet unable to return to her home.
Rev. and Mrs. Burr NJ weeden will
leave tomorrow for the East. where
| they will probably remain permanently
as Mr.. Weeden's illness compels him to
resign from his parish here. There is
great regret among the many friends
| that they have made in San Fran
cisco that they are to leave
| Mr.. and Mrs Frederick A. Healy, the
latter formerly Miss Edith Hemuing
of Colorado Springs, are rejoicing in
the advent of a little son, born on ct.
Patrick's day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Gregg Jr.
will sail on April 1 for the Hawaiian
| d
They will be accompanied by their
daughters, Miss Ethel Gregg and Miss
Enid Gregg. who will be debutantes
of a few seasons hence.
Captain and Mrs. John A. Murtagh
have returned from a two months stay
in Southern California and are at their
home at Fort Mason.
Mrs. Robert T. Devlin is visiting in
Sacramento for week or two.
Mrs. George F. Cooke. wife of Colonel
Cooke U. S. A., has returned to the
Preside. after having spent the past
month visiting friends and relatives in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Frederick Hewlett has been
spending several days in this city,
having come down at the end of last
week from her country place
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Keeney
went down last week to Santa Bar
bara and are guests at the Potter
Hotel.
A very general regret is felt and
particularly in San Rafael at the ap-
preaching departure of Colonel and
Mrs. George NJ Dunn, who will sail for
/ the FniilpplItS Ou April IIey nave
made their home here for over a year
and since last spring have lived in San
Rafael where they have been exceed
ing1y popular and have taken an ac-
tive part in the very delightful social
life of the little town.
One of the features of the benefit for
the San Francisco Maternity, to take
place on April 2. will be the sextet
which will sing and by whom several
delightful surprises are to be pre-
sented, it is said. In the daintiest of
summer costumes the following will
appear: Miss Mabel Hogg, Miss
Frances Stewart, Miss Roma Paxton,
Miss Bessie Bates, Mrs. Sexton, Charles
Norris, Arthur Fennimore, Ralph Nc
Cormick Emil Kehrlein. Harry Hunt
and Ramon Reyntiens- A clever little
play, entitled The Reformers' League, :"
written by Mrs. L Lowenberg and
! dramatized by Mrs Ella NJ Sexton,
will be given, among those taking part
being Miss Hilda Clough. Madame
Emilia Tojetti. Mrs w. J. Gray Mrs.
Philip Bancroft Mrs. Ynez Shorb
White. Mrs. Sexton. Mrs. Ashley Fault.
Mrs. w. D. Keyston, Mrs. Edwin Stadt-
muller and Miss Lucy Bancroft Tickets
for the affair may be purchased from
any of the directors and also from the
Clark Wise Company on Van Ness ave-
nue..
.
Mrs w c. RramweII of Los Angeles