The San Francisco call., 1907-01-12
The Smart Set

! HH Breeden gave very enjoyable
lV dinner at their home on Broad
way last night The table was
prettily decorated in the pale pink
Hannah Hobart carnations and red
shaded candelabra, the unusual COM
bination proving most effective and
artistic. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Evans S. Pillsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P
Schwerin, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Babcock
Mrs. Wakefield Baker and Knox Mad
dox.
Mrs. r. P. Schwerin will entertain at
dinner this evening, at which Miss
Emma Mullen Will be the guest of hon
or. Miss Mullen arrived last week from
Washington, D. c., and is the guest of
Mrs Sallie Stetson Winslow at the lat
ter's home in Pacific avenue. Miss
Mullen has many friends here and is
being heartily welcomed.
| Mr. and Mrs. William G. Irwin will
entertain this afternoon at the eIab-
crate tea which they will give in honor
of their debutante daughter, Miss
Helene Irwin. About six hundred in
vitations have been sent out, and 1t is
| safe to predict that the handsome
rooms OF the Irwin home, which has
earthquake, will be thronged with
guests between the hours of and Z
o'clock. Miss Irwin will be assisted in
receiving by her most intimate friends
only, and there will be no matrons in
the receiving party. Miss Irwin is one
of the most popular girls of the debu-
tantes, both with girls and men, and
there will be a great deal of atten-
tion for this pretty, charming young
bud" Receiving with he: today will
! be Miss Margaret Hyde-Smith, Miss
Claire Nichols, Miss Maizie Langhorne
Miss Julia Langhorne,' Miss Katrina
Page Brown, Miss Louise Boyd, Miss
Lydia Hopkins, Miss Mary Keeney and
Miss Jeanette Won Schroeder.
Miss Jeanette Hooper was the host
ess at bridge party at her home on
Laguna street yesterday afternoon.
Her guests were Mrs. George Somers,
Miss Harvey Anthony. Mrs. Alexander
Keyes, Miss Gertrude Palmer. Mrs. Jo-
seph Thomas, Mrs. Selby Hanna, Mrs.
Stafford Colby, Miss Evelyn Norwood,
Miss Ethel Lincoln, Mrs William Starr.
Miss Annette Edwards. Miss Edythe
Foster, Miss Anita Meyer, Mrs. Covode
and Mrs. Hunter Harrison.
Mrs. Horace Davis will be the hostess
at bridge party this afternoon at her
home in Broadway, which will be one
! of the charming affairs of the winter.
Mrs. Davis, who is herself an expert
and enthusiastic player, will entertain
about fifty guests
Mrs. Howard Morrow entertained at
a bridge party yesterday afternoon at
her home, Sacramento and Octavia
streets. at which there were eleven
tables of players.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Mcintosh
and their family, who have had house
in Clay street since the fall, expect to
return to their country place at Wood
side about February /.
Miss Ethel Beaver, who with her
mother, Mrs. George Beaver, and her
sisters, the Misses Beaver, has been
living in Berkeley since the destruction
of their handsome old home in Taylor
street, will leave next week for the
East, where she will visit friends for
two or three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Winship and
Miss Patricia Cosgrave, who went East
early in the winter, are having a very
delightful stay there, and their plans
for returning are still very vague
Since their arrival there they have
are making many trips out from New
York, which they write of most enthu-
siastically.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hewlett left
for Southern California last night.
where they will spend few weeks for
the benefit of Mr.. Hewlett's health He
has been slightly indisposed of late,
and it is hoped that he will be bene-
flied by the change. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Hewlett are spending the win
ter in Los Angeles, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hewlett will be their guests during a
part of their sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Foster Dutton.
who have been spending the last few
months in Honolulu as the guests of
Mrs. buttons sister, Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane, will sail from there on Janu-
ary is for this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Dut-
ton have been sadly missed by their
friends here, and there is great rejoic-
ins nvar the fact that they will return