The San Francisco call., 1907-01-05

formally introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Helene Irwin, the event to
take place on Saturday, January IL.
at the handsome Irwin home on the
northeast corner of Washington and
Laguna streets The hours will be
from to Z o'clock. A large number
Of invitations have been issued. Mrs.
Irwin and the pretty debutante will be
assisted in receiving by a bevy of
matrons and young girls.
A meeting of the San Rafael Skat-
ing Club was held on Wednesday
evening and although the rainy
members there was a jolly gathering
present. This club was organized by
Mrs. George NJ. Pinckard. Mrs. James
Follis and Miss Ethel Tomkins. There
is membership OF 100. among whom
are the most select of the dwellers
in and near town. They have exclu-
sive use of the San Rafael rink on
Wednesday evenings from to IL
o'clock and 1t is becoming quite the
custom for the enthusiastic skaters
from this side OF the bay who have
friends in San Rafael to go across
for that evening. There are a num-
Der of fine skaters in the club. notably
Mrs. James Follis. whose grace was
often spoken OF last winter at the
chdbii6 SiuD WUtCu liOuiiSucQ uHQct
the management of Mrs. J. Downey
Harvey. The patronesses- of the San
Rafael Club are: Mrs. Pinckard. Mrs.
Follis. Miss Tomkins, Mrs. r.. Porter
Ashe. Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Dibblee. Mrs.
Edward Schmiedell. Mrs. Wyatt Al
len. Mrs. Alexander Lilley and Mrs.
Latham McMullin. Among those pres
ent on Wednesday evening were: Mr.
and Mrs. George Martin. Mr.. and Mrs
Latham McMullin. Mr.. and Mrs. r. D..
Girvin. Mr.. and Mrs. James Follis. Mrs
Crooks. Mrs. Pinckard. Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison Dibblee. Miss Louise Boyd
Miss Julia Langhorne. Miss Mary Fos-
ter. Miss Anna Foster. Miss Lou Fos-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Howell. Miss
Ethel Tomkins. H. Clay Miller. William
OConnor. Eyre Pinckard. Dick Girvin.
Jack Hoffman and southard Hoffman.
This evening comes another of the
pleasant little dances OF the Saturday
Evening Dancing Class which Is to
take place IN the City OF Paris Tea
Gardens. There will be as usual a
full attendance of the members. who
are enthusiastic in regard to this pop
ular organization. The patronesses are
Mrs. James Potter Langhorne. Mrs.
Wakefield Baker. Mrs. George Ashton.
Mrs Louis F. Monteagle and Mrs.
George Moore.
Mrs. e. Walton Hedges. who is enter
tanning so charmlngly this winter, will
be hostess at a dinner on Wednesday
evening. January 3. at her home on
Broderick street, after which her
guests will go on a chutes party.
Miss Amy Porter will leave on sun
day next for Florida. where she will
spend the rest of the winter with a
party OF friends whom she Is TO join
there. Miss Porter. whose vivacious
presence will be greatly missed here,
has been living with her mother at
Cioyne Court, Berkeley, since the nre
There is regret at the news OF the
/ coming departure OF Pay Inspector r..
T.. NJ. Bail. L. s. NJ. who has been
here for the past three years, but who
is to leave early in February for Phlla-
delphia, where he is ordered as pur-
chasing and disbursing officer for the
navy. This is one OF the enviable an
pointments OF the navy and Mr.. Bail
is receiving the congratulations of his
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carrigan and
their family. who have been living
In Jackson street for several years.
moved recently TO their new home In
Walnut street near Pacific avenue
where they are well situated.