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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Margaret Stowe of Santa Barbara The
friends of Miss Stowe are rejoicing that
this popular girl will remain in town,
since her family has decided to take
house here for the winter.
The Misses Morrison have returned
to their beautiful home in San Jose
after a brief visit at the Fairmont-
During their stay in town they were
entertained at a series of pleasant af-
fairs. including the elaborate dinner
given in honor of the visitors by Judge
and Mrs. Weller. The Misses Morrison
entertained thirty friends at a tea
given in the Laurel court at the Fair
mont. Among the guests were:
Judge and Mrs. weller of Burlingame
Count d'Abbans Judge Houghton
Colonel Stevens Colonel and Mrs. Smith
Captain Hazard Mrs. =. p. Perrin
Captain and Mrs. Abb Miss Ethel Shorb
bott iCaptan lockwood
Miss Anna Weller Mrs. James King Steele
Mrs. J. de Barth Shorb Mrs Conant OF Berke-
Miss Eliza McMullin ley
Mrs. whiting Miss Morrison
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruer,
Mrs. William S. Tevis entertained a
house party at Bakersfield over the
holiday, and among the guests was
Miss Lille O'Connor.
Mrs. Walter Martin presided at one
of the informal luncheons of the week
given at the st. Francis. Among the
guests were Mrs. Laurence Scott, Miss
Jennie Crocker and the Misses Jolliffe.
Society determined to make The
Price of Money great success Mon
day evening at the Valencia theater
| and one of the fashionable audiences of
the season greeted the society ANA
! teurs who presented the play. DR..
! Wilson Shiels always carries his his
/ trionic honors easily and many of the
lines in the lesser roles found good ex-
preston. The cues were promptly
taken and the amateur production won
generous applause from an. interested
audience. Among those who occupied
boxes were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Freder- Miss Newell Drown
ick McNear Mr.. and Mrs. George @.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Boardman
Wilson Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 81.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas de Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth schnitt
tngton Ames Misses de Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cyril Tobin
Monteagle Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
A. n. Drown Sharon
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mrs. William Teyis
Boardman Mrs. Phebe Hearst
Miss Christine Pomeroy entertained
last week at luncheon to the debu-
tantes. Miss Pomeroy is a frequent
hostess at informal affairs and the list
at the recent luncheon was limited to
the younger girls who are enjoying
such popularity this season
Mrs. Malcolm Henry was hostess last
week at an informal tea given in the
Laurel court at the Fairmont. Only a
few guests We're entertained on this
occasion.
Mrs. William Davis, with Miss Edna
and Miss Sydney Davis. are much in
| terested In the bazaar TO be given Sat
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Miss Edna and Miss Sydney Davis
entertained last week at delightful
bridge party given for half hundred
guests The attractive home in Scott
street was effectively decorated with
ehrvsanthemums and autumn foliage
The Misses Davis entertained the fol-
lowing guests. among many others:
Miss Elizabeth Newhans Miss Marian Newhan
Miss Dorothy Van Sick Miss Helen Baker
len Mrs Gerald Rathbone
Miss Kathleen de Mrs. Richard Hammond
Young Mrs Andrew Welch
Mrs. Russell Bogue Miss Marian Miller
Mrs. Percy Hannigan Miss Harriet Alexander
Miss Floride Hunt Miss Suzanne kirkpat
Miss Helen Jones rick
Miss Julia Langhorne Miss Isabel Brewer
Miss Maud Wilson Miss Josephine Hanni
Miss Marie Brewer gan
Miss Erna Herman Miss Marjorie Patterson
Mrs. James King Steele is in south
ern California over the holiday, but
will probably return to town within
a fortnight Mrs. Steele Will enter
tain at a series of luncheons during
the winter, and among the charming
parties of recent date was the luncheon
given by this attractive hostess in com
pliment to Miss Suzanne Kirkpatrick
and her debutante cousin. Miss Clara
Allen. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Steele's
hospitality on this occasion were:
Miss Kirkpatrick Miss Ethel Lowe
AAAer .AAiti MIS-. Nalnpoel oloFD
Miss Elizabeth Simpson Mrs. James Abbott
Miss Hannah Du Bois Miss Dolly MacGavin
Miss Augusta Foute Miss Ethel Shorb
Miss Erna st. Goar Miss Olive Craig
Miss Maye Colburn Miss Marcia Fee
Miss Florence Brecken-I Mrs. Henry Ferguson
ridge Miss Innes Keeney
Miss Emily Du Bos
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville C. Pratt and
Miss Margaret Newhall returned last
week after brief visit al San Mateo,
where they were the guests of count
and countess de Tristan. Mrs. Pratt
has been the incentive for a number
Of informal affairs recently, and it is
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Carmelina Eugenia Francesca Clio
wanna Maria de Campagna. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Eugenio Bianchi Jr..
whose parents are related to Italian
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

tiyities Of the week to sort of
holiday climax. Those who
stayed at home for the. day in
vited the members Of their fam
'iIy TO dine and sit around the
hearth but many people enjoyed the
occasion at the house parties. out OF
town. There viii always be solemn
sty about Thanks giving owing to the
tradition OF the day. perhaps, and rev
people ignore the time honored custom
OF home and hearth for that day OF al
Others. The parties out of town have
less Of the old superstition about them
and resolve into the usual week END
gatherings merely TO pass the holiday
and the inertia afterward.
There viii be few dull days, however
llntl Christmas, and the calendar IS
crowded with dances, dinners and teas.
Mrs. John McMullen win present Miss
Eliza. McMullen and Miss Anna Weller
next Saturday, and. of course, Friday
evening wiil be the occasion Of the
elaborate ball. the first Colonial dance,
To be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T.
Scott ia the Colonial room at the st
Francis
The elaborate ball is eagerly await
ed bysa large number OF guests. Among
those who VIII act as patronesses for
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Miss Helen Dean Will entertain
Wednesday at a luncheon to be given
at the Fairmont The favored guest on
this occasion will be Miss Innes Keeney.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin entertained last
week at q farewell dinner given at her
home in Broadway in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin, who arc
leaving for Newport, and after brief
stay In the east will sail for Europe.
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton was a
hostess last week at an elaborate din
ner given at the Fairmont for twenty
eight guests.
Miss Helen Bowie has sent out cards
for an at home" TO be given Decem-
Der 3.
Miss Mabel Gregory entertained last
week at an informal luncheon 10 Miss
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
The Outsider
Other Social Events

The engagement is announced OF
Miss Anita Taylor and Otto PoehImann.
The bride elect is the daughter Of
George F. Taylor. She has a host Of
young friends who will entertain in
her honor. Mr.. Poehlmann is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Poehlmann of Peta-
luna. He is popular fraternity man
and a chemist. The wedding viii take
place Wednesday. December. 30.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Miss Merritt Reid was hostess at a
delightful dinner preceding the Hop
kins ball and among others who en-
tertained guests on this occasion were
Miss Jeanne Gallois, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clark and several others.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Miss Erna St Goar was hostess at a
recent card party for her house guest,
Miss Katherine McRae. Miss McRae
is expecting to pass the winter in town
since her parents have decided to leave
their home In the southern part Of
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Mrs S. Prudential of Portland va.
at home to her friends last Tuesday
at 742 Buchanan street
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Miss Becky Miller and her brothers
are spending the winter in Berkeley.
1t is said that they will not leave for
their home in Louisville until spring
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

The Alpha chapter OF the Dal.a
Omega Epsilon sorority held a coti1Io1
"Wednesday evening at Century hal.
An enjoyable evening was passad ~
the members and their friends.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

+" THANKSGIVING brought the fes-
tiyities Of the week to sort of
holiday climax. Those who
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Mrs. William Davis with Miss Edna
and Miss Sydney Davis. are much in
terested In the bazaar TO be given Sat
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Miss Mollie Phelan. who is ever
charming hostess. planned a recent af-
fair in compliment TO Miss Ashleigh
Turner, which was conspicuous among
many pleasant parties for this favored
guest Miss Phelans guests on this oc-
eaeinn were
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Mrs. Malcolm Henry was hostess last
week at an informal tea given In the
Laurel court at the Fairmont. Only
few guests were entertained on this
occasion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

The Preside hops have begun and
number Of the younger girls from town
are going TO these fortnigbtly parties
The details for the dances are arranged
by capable committee of clever army
women, who take a lively interest in
society dances, and there viii be no lack
OF enthusiasm about these affairs. The
next dance viii be given Wednesday
evening and viii be an event Of the
month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Miss Christine Pomeroy entertained
last week at a luncheon to the debu-
tantes. Miss Pomeroy is a frequent
hostess at informal affairs and the list
at the recent luncheon was limited to
the younger girls who are enjoying
such popularity this season
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Miss Doris Wiltshire. whose portrait
also appears on this page today, is one
OF the most attractive OF the winter
debutalites and is the daughter Of ".
p Wiltshire She~is a favored guest at
many affairs since her debut a few
weeks ago and will entertain at infor-
NAL home parties during the season.
Miss Wiltshire has host Of friends who
are devoted to her and the season prom
ises to be happy round Of gayety for
this debutante.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

The illness Of Mrs. WinsIow Ander-
son has necessitated the canceling OF
all her social engagements for the
present
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

DOXeS We're.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
ick McNear
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Eastland
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth
ington Ames
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Monteagle
A. n. Drown
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Boardman
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll G. Csmbron viii
close their home in Mill Valley about
December 1 and will pass the winter
at 2020 Broadway.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-19

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Godctpoit sur @c~i0rbcruu1g mttqc
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@ciBen Souie Dor mno miro lid
mobri6eiuli6 nit ibrcm bcriibmtc.,
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ISOLDE bel elmer Misunderstanding I'M
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@ermiid)tc tclcgrnpbiidjc ScrcidIcn.

HGlt6cr iiberiiclen rpdbre6o Scr
porIcbtcn 9tad)t einen 3llA SCI Orc.
aon ono EOrtlonO NdilrpaO ono Nu'
pi9atipn Co." Irlem 0ttilen oitlidD
bon Gprtlon0, Orc lno pliiltocrtcu
otn GrprrBlbog9nn. Sic ntddjtcn ic.
bod rlr geringe 9cittc. Die EoIio
gtere murocn nid)t bclGitigt,
SoS. ~. Sorlnon. Is Sabre olt.
erid)oB geItcrn 81 SomcruiIlc, Mai
SRI. Wtnu0 NortIcn. Eod)tcr zines
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be, meil iie iciilen @crbnngen feil1
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Den angrcn5cnocn Stanteu.
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acknowledgements 5n @iQiom2
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Grphc Nutidhft.

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bn Ntorp @arocn mn Sri. Sobin,
Die ilntNe SGllgerit, tocldlc b%eionOcrS
N 9rr'tldIloll0 tilr5lid, 10 riclig &c,
WHtolicScrr icicn bic Scrrtn GoIlmo
res, 3cnotcllo Mcnollo, Somorco.
@obiert. Qu'romi. Yrinlpnbi ,uto Sc.
Scollrolo bcionDcr5 ocnollut.
Gos Ncpcrtoirc Scr .Ntctropolitou
0pcro Gompum" iiir i6rc Baltimore
Soiion uurioEt sic folocnocn @erfc:
Die MctitcriGnacr" ppn Nidloro
@ooncr; Sic Noch,cit bcs Giouro"
non ". ". Wip;ort, .Mobonlc Butter.
i'm" bon l}uccirt; uConnbdlIcr" bon
Ridorb @oollcr ,.GopoQcrio Nuiti,
cono@ pon I. MoScoohi; Is @ogg
lio;,i" BON gconropoQo unb Sic ucr.
toilftc @rout" BON Smctono.
ltnter 0ell apitrcteuoeIl ailnitcru
hpfir,Srn iih tttn,n,n Tr5tiii1, Ser nr,rc
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Nintcr 3 d o un0H ic0cL.
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Baltimore Sanpf. Tnfrt 90.

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Mn bic Nnmcn.

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