The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

which belongs to those who have hakv
the social training or different cities.
She has intellectual interests and is al
together a charming addition to local
society.
Miss Kathleen Farrell will entertain
at a luncheon to be given Wednesday
at her home in Broadway IN compli-
ment to Miss Anna Weller. Miss Far
/ reI will also entertain at a dancing
/ party to be given on the evening pre-
/ ceding the luncheon for the debutantes
The dance will be given for several OF
the younger set and will be one Of the
pleasant holiday parties
| Mr. and Mrs Horace Blanchard Chase
are entertaining a party of friends
| over the holiday and weekend at their
country home, Stag Leap" in Nspa
county
Miss Lupeta Borel will entertain the
children. probably over 100 eager little
guests. at an immense Christmas tree
tomorrow evening at her home in San
Mateo Until two years ago The
Homestead was the scene OF these an
nual holiday parties for the children or
the neighborhood. but the weddings In
the BoreI family and the constant
change of family custom interfered
little ones. Miss Borel decided this
wear that the children must have their
usual party and she took the respon-
sibiIity OF providing for the dependent
little neighbors. There will be Christ
mas tree and a wonderful entertain
ment for the fortunate little guests.
Miss Borel will be assisted by Mrs ].
r. Lewis and Mrs. Aylett Cotton
Mr. and Mrs r. m Postlethwaits
with Miss Margaret Postlethwaite will
leave this week for Del Monte, but re-
manned at their home in Pacific avenue
for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Swasey held \
a large reception on Thursday In OBJ
servance OF their hftieth wedding annf-
versary at their home at S0S6 Cal1for-
MIA street. Those attending included
Mrs. Swasey's FIVE sisters, Mrs. Caroline
DwineIle of Alameda. Mrs George
Tripp. Mrs. T. G. Phelps. Mrs. Virginia
Lord and Mrs. j. 3. Schroeder her two
brothers. Alfred and Edward Mclean;
two children and four grandchildren
There was a large attendance OF the
older residents and very many gifts
Mr.. Swasey came to California In 1850
and Mrs. Swasey's father. Edward Nc
Lean was a pioneer merchant Mr.
Swasey was for many years In the gov
ernment service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Carolan are ex-
pected to return soon TO their home IN
Burlingame after long absence in the
east and Europe They were visiting in
Washington last week. and prior to
their stay in the capital were exten-
sively entertained in New York. Their
return will be the incentive for a num-
Der Of affairs. Although Mrs. Carolan
has many intimate friends who will en-
tertain for her quite informally there
will doubtless be a series OF larger af-
fairs for this beautiful young n1atron.
1t Is said that Mrs. Carolan's beauty
York, where heI type OF classic lowell
ness is the rule rather than the ex-
ception. as among our western types.
Miss Kathleen de Young entertained
last Tuesday at one OF the informal
afternoon teas that have been so pop
ular at the FairmOnt this winter. An
hour over the teacups and chat is
pleasant way TO meet ones friends in
the busy holiday season and many
hostesses have taken this manner OF
entertaining during the month. Miss
de Young invited about 40 guests to
participate in the delightful little re-
union last week.
Miss Helen Bowie. who has been stay
ing in town with her aunt, Mrs. Bowie
Detrick. during the early winter. is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Hamilton Bowie,
at PaIo Alto for the holidays Among
other guests at the country place
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ramage, formerly
Miss Emily Bowie. and their little
daughter.
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