The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
The Smart Set

1 81 Al Vic u Tire SidDOi1tC 0u-iC~S
OF the season to be given this
evening at the Fairmont. over <ee- e-eards
are out for the event, which promizes
to be one of the brilliant affairs in the
annals Of the winter. The guests will
be received BY Mrs. Edward w. Hop
lSins, mother of the attractive debu
tante, and Mrs. VIII Taylor, Mrs
Frederick McNear. Mrs. Augustus Tay-
lor. all relatives OF the debutante who
makes her entrance into society under
such delightful auspices.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin was hostess last
evening at an elaborate dinner given
at her home in Broadway for Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Martin. A1r. and Mrs. Mar
tin leave the latter part of this week
for Newport, and after a brief stay in
the east Will sail for Europe.
Miss Innes Keeney will be the COM
plimented guest at a luncheon which
Miss Helen Dean will give Wednesday,
December ,, at the Fairmont.
Miss Edna and Miss Sydney Davis
will entertain tomorrow at an elabo-
rate bridge party TO be given at their
home in Scott street. Almost half
a hundred guests will enjoy the hour
at cards and a large number Of friends
are invited for the later afternoon tea.
Miss Christine Pomeroy will entertain
next Friday at luncheon, and the list
for this informal affair is composed
of the debutentes of the season.
Judge and Mrs. Weller entertained
at a recent dinner given in compliment
to the Misses Morrison, who are pass
ing the winter at the Fairmont. Among
those who enjoyed the affair were Mrs.
John McMullin, Mrs. E. B. Perrin,
Judge Houghton, Judge Murasky,
Colonel Simpson and George IT. Marye.
Mrs. Orville Pratt has been the in
centive for round of attractive social
affairs since her return, and she is
frequently the favored guest at in
formal dinners, teas and luncheons.
Mrs. Pratt are Mrs. Gerald Rathbone,
Mrs. George Cadwallader and Miss
Geneyieye King.
Mrs. Andrew Welch Jr., who has been
giving a series of luncheons at the
Fairmont, will send out invitations
very shortly for large card party.
Miss Mary Josselyn is home again
Browns in Aspen, Colo. Mrs. Brown,
formerly Ruth McNutt, has been missed
since her departure from this city.
Since her marriage, two years ago, she
has resided in Colorado. where she has
picturesque home and frequently en-
tertains her old friends.
Miss Elizabeth Woods, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods and
niece of Charles Rollo Peters. is one
of the popular debutantes for whom
many pleasant social attentions are
planned. The recent dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuyler Lee was the latest
of the town affairs in her honor and
more are soon to follow. Mr.. Peters
was host at a charming garden party
given for Miss Woods at his Monterey
home.
Count d'Abbans entertained at an
informal tea given Saturday afternoon
in compliment to the Misses Morrison
in the laurel court at the Fairmont
Miss Florence Hopkins will enter
tain al luncheon to be given Friday.
November 27, at her attractive home.
Miss Hopkins is one of the most charm
ing Of the younger hostesses and
delightful afternoon is expected by
those who have received cards for this
affair.
Mrs. Harry Davis will entertain at
tea to be given Wednesday, when
the complimented guest will be Miss
Elizabeth Murison.
Mrs. Thomas Morffew introduced her
granddaughter. Miss Genevieve Peel. at
a large reception given yesterday at
the family residence in Pine street.
Several hundred guests attended the
charming affair and a number of closer
friends assisted the hostess in receiv-
ing
Miss Mildred Pierce will be hostess
next Saturday at an elaborate luncheon
to be given a t her home in San Jose.
and number OF the younger set from
town are going down for the day.
Mrs. Willis Davis announces that the
bazaar which was to be given at her
home on the afternoon of December
for the benefit of the children's hosnt
tai has been postponed until Saturday.
december II. number of society
people are interested in the success of
the affair