The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13

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V November 10. at her home in
California street. The compli-
mented guest on this occasion will be
Miss Ashleigh Turner. Miss Turner
was the guest of honor at the tea
given. yesterday by Miss Alyce Sullivan.
Miss Mollie Dutton entertained yes
terday at an elaborate luncheon at the
Fairnont as compliment to Mrs.
Frank Dutton. The decoration was a
pretty arrangement of chrysanthe-
NUNS. Among those seated at the
large table were:
Mrs. Frank Dutton Mrs. James Bishop
Mrs. Henry Foster Dut-l Mrs Alfred Baker
ton Spaulding
Mrs. Grayson Dutton Mrs Jack Polhemus
Mrs. Harry Wiliiar Mrs. Josiah Howell
Mrs. Alexander keges Miss Marian Hunting
Mrs Danforth Board ton
man Miss Edna Davis
Mrs. Leonard Hammond Mrs Russell Bogue
Mrs. Harry Bates Miro. Roy Somers
Miss Violet Buckley Miss Edith Bull
Miss Grace Buckley Mrs. Aianson Weeks
Mrs. Gerald Buckley Mrs. Benjamin Thomas
Mrs Henry 7. Scott will be hostess
at one of the elaborate balls of the
winter. to be given on the evening of
December 4 in the Colonial ballroom at
the st. Francis.
Mrs. Truxton Beale was hostess yes
terday al luncheon given at the Fair
mont for her sister Miss Alice Oge
Miss Oge is one of the attractive de-
butantes of the season and more than
a score of guests were hidden to the
affair in her honor. The decorations
were pink roses with an effective touch
of green. Among the guests were:
Miss Christine Pomeroy Miss Dorothy Chapman
Miss Margaret Newhall Miss Augusta Foute
Mrs. Peter Martin Miss Anne Weller
Mrs. Dxwell Hewitt Mrs WYATT Allen
Miss Lucy Coleman Miss Helen Dean
MISS Dolly MacGavin Miss Harriet Alexander
Miss Peggy Simpson Miss Emily du Bots
Miss Maud Wilson
Miss Mabel Gregory, who returned
recently from Santa Barbara, will en-
terrain a large party at a luncheon at
the Fairmont Thursday, November 10.
Miss Elizabeth Woods was the guest
of honor Yesterday at a debutante
luncheon given by Miss Elena Robinson.
Miss Jeanne Gallois will entertain
score of guests at the luncheon which
she will give next Monday at the Fair
mont and has invited several of the
younger set. Another luncheon of par
ticular interest to the debutantes and
younger girls is the luncheon which
Mrs. Andrew WEIGH will give Tuesday
afternoon, November II, in the break
fast room at the Fairmont..
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hammond of
Boston have returned after a visit with
Colonel Hammond in Lake county and
are at the st. Francis.
Mrs. Charles Lyman is at the Clare
mont Country Club for the winter and
her mother. Mrs. Charlotte Clark, Is at
the Berkeley Inn.
Mrs. John T. Wallace, Miss Dorothy
Wallace and Master Paul Wallace have
returned to their home in San Jose
after three months visit in town.
Mrs. Squire varick Mooney is ex-
pected to return today from a visit out
of town. Mrs Mooney will be at her
Broadway home during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milford Robin
son of New York are visiting here and
will be at the st. Francis hotel during
their stay.
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Talk before il became the Call
The Call did not spring from Town
Talk. which was published in San Fran
cisco during the early part of 1855. The
Call was an original paper started by
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dublin, Charles f. Jobson, David w
Higgins and William L. Carpenter, De-
cember l, 1856. as The Morning Call.
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