The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
EDITOR lAL p A 4 L. JANUARY o. 100
The Smart Set

Ps LEONARD CHENERY and
N Mrs. Ralph Warner Hart were
M the bostesses at very charming
{ 4VA bridge party yesterday after
noon at Mrs Chenery's home on Pa
cific avenue and Baker street. AS Mrs
Hart has recently gone to San Rafael
/ 10 live. she and Mrs. Chenery decided
to entertain together on TINS occasion
\ a number OF their mutual 1rlends' ana
i the AFFAIR proved a most enjoyable one
\ Trba attractive apartment was pretrily
| decorated with greens and carnations
i Of various hues. Many OF the most
/ expert bridge players in the CITY were
/ present and there were some hotly con-
tested games for the handsome OoAes'
made of exquisite Chinese emorold-
cries, which were offered as prizes.
Those present were Mrs. Jessie Pattin
/ Rerrv. Mrs Neibling. Mrs Walter
Smith, Mrs Eugene Freeman MIS-
/ Henry Clarence Breeden. Mrs Douglas
Watson, Mrs. w. II. La BoyteauX' Mrs
/ Wakefield Baker, Mrs. Edward Pond,
Mrs Harry Jenkins, Mrs Alfred Baker
| Spalding. Mrs. Deering, Mrs Lester
| Herrick. Mrs willard Waymans Mrs
VIII GerstIe. Mrs. Paul Bancroft, Mrs.
W. P. Fuller, Mrs. William 3 Perter'
/ Mrs. Charles Grimwood, Mrs. william
r. Sherwood. Mrs. George Shreve, Mrs
1
ers Clark Mrs lie Roy Nickel, Mrs.
| Sherwood Hopkins, Mrs William J.
| ShotweIl, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. h wal
/ ton Hedges, Mrs. Sidney Cushing Mrs
Grayson Dutton. Mrs. Henry Foster
/ Dutton, Mrs Robert Greer, Mrs Roy
/ LINDSAY, Mrs. John Partridge, Mrs.
Humphreys, Mrs. Irving F. Moulton,
Mrs. A. d. d.Ancona. Mrs. Henry Williar,
Mrs William Macdonald, Miss Ives,
Mrs. Henry Lund Jr. and Mrs. Edward
/ Schmiedel-
Mrs. Alexander Heyneman enter
tanned most enjoyably at a bridge
party yesterday afternoon at her home
/ in Fillmore street, a number OF other
guests going in later for tea Mrs
/ Heyneman will again entertain in this
/ pleasant way on Wednesday afternoon
1 February s, on which occasion ABOUT
/ FIVE tables of guests will be present.
Among those who played bridge yes
/ terday were Mrs. Eugene Bresse, Mrs
SQUIRE Varick Mooney, Mrs Maurice
Casey Mrs. ]. c. Meyerstein, Mrs. j.
Parker Currier. Mrs. Walter Kauf-
mann, Mrs NJ G. HOlcombe. Mrs. Oar
ragh Mrs. Gerrit L. Lansing, Mrs
Clement Bennett, Mrs. NJ H de Young,
Mrs. Henry J. Morton, Mrs. Alexander
/ wilson Miss Palmer, Mrs Noble Eaton,
Mrs. Thomas Huntington and Mrs
Martin Regensburger.
Those who came in for tea were Mrs
Herbert Morrow, Mrs. Charles u.
stovel. Mrs. Julian Sonntag. Mrs. sam
uel Shortridge and Mrs. Frank Matthew
Mr. and Mrs Francis J. Carolan viii
entertain at a large bridge party this
| evening at their handsome home, The
/ Crossways, at Burlingame, which prom
ises to be another of the delightful
events OF the winter About fifty guests
- Of
to be from Burlingame and San Mateo.
Mrs Watson d. Fennimore was the
hostess at an informal telephone bridge
party yesterday afternoon at her home
in Pacific avenue, az which i've tables
Of guests We're present. Mrs. Feuni-
more viii entertain at another of these
pleasant informal affairs on Saturday
afternoon, February 2
News comes from Washington. 70 c..
Of the charming tea given recently by
Mrs. c. Ewald Grunsl-y. formerly OF
this city. IN honor OF the debut Of her
daughter. Miss Kate Grunsky 10 was
distinctly a Californian affair. both as
/ to the receiving party and a large
number of the guests and also in the
delightful spirit of hospitality which
marked the occasion. The house was
filled in every nook and corner with
/ exquisite flowers sent 10 the charming.
debutante In the drawing-room pink
was the predominant shade and roses
We're used in great profusiOn. yellow
blossoms were used in the reception
room and red was the color of the
decorations in the dining-rOom, pOin-
settias being used there. Miss Grunsky.
the pretty debutante was gOwned in
pale green chiffon. with a garnitUre Of
dainty pink roseDuds-
/ Raceivi0ar with f.rr1uzrrv nd
her daughter were Miss Henrietta
Stadtmuller and Miss Lillian Stadt-
muller of this city. who were guests
In the Grunsky household; Mrs. Frank
p Flint, Mrs. E. c. Robinson. Mrs.
\ Daniskin. Mrs. L. Sleeth Mrs w c.
Allen. Miss Jean Pedlar OF California.
Miss Pansy Perkins. Miss Madge James.
/ Miss Ethel Whitney and Miss Gladys
/ James. Mrs. Grunslzy is taking an
/ active interest IN church work IN the
Eastern city and was q leader in the
/ Christmas sale. preceded by an evening
entertainment given b. the ways and
means committee. Mrs. Grunslzy, chair
man, of All Souls Church II was a
very beautiful affair and the proceeds
! amounted to nearly $1,000. most Of the
credit for this going to the popular
Californian
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Josselyn. Miss
Mary Josselyn. Miss Gertrude Josselyn,
/ Miss Marjorie JOsselyn and Miss Myra
/ Josselyn expect to leave on February
s for New York and will sail from there
very soon afterward for Europe. They
will so directly to Paris and will spend
several months there. Mr. JosseIyn,
who has been seriously i'll, is con-
valescing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Mcintosh
and -heir family. who have had a
house in Clay street during the winter
returned day or two ago 10 their
country place at Woodside. where they
will spend the spring and summer
months
Mr. and Mrs sydney L. Joseph. eor-
merly Miss Emily R7senstirn. who have
been in santa Barbara since their mar
riaSe early in the winter. viii arrive
hero about February I and Will spend
I a month as the guests OF Mrs. Joseoh's
/ father, DR.. Rosenstirn. They viii 20 to
Europe early in March for an indefinite
I StaV