The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
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December 4, in the colonial ballroom at
the ST. Francis. Several hundred
friends are invited, including many out
of town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin Fill en-
tertain at a dinner party to hr given
Monday evening at the home tt Mrs.
Eleanor Martin in Broadway.
Miss Mollie Phelan entertained last
week at one of the most delightful of
recent affairs planned in compliment
Ito Miss Ashleigh Turner. The party
| was given at the Phelan home in Calf
| fornia street. Miss Turner has bten
the feted guest at a series of smart
| affairs. 4H
| Mr.. and Mrs. James II. wilkins have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Lucille, to Tolliver Milton of
Kentucky. The wilkins home is in
| San Rafael and the attractive daughter
| of the house is a favorite guest at
many of the winter parties. She is
! tall, graceful and has winsome per-
sonality She is the granddaughter of
Mrs Alexander Forbes. who was promi-
nent socially many years ago. Mr..
| Milton comes of a prominent southern
| family and it is probable that the
young couple will make their home in
| Georgia. The wedding will take place
in June and Mr.. Milton has been offered
| an important position in Atlanta, where
they will reside after the honeymoon
| trip. The bride elect is cousin of Miss
Maude Wilson, who made her debut
| this month.
| Miss Jeanne Gallois was hostess at
| q pretty luncheon given last week at
| the Fairmont. A score of guests en-
/
present were: f
| Miss Harriet Alexander Miss Ethel McAllister
| Miss Vera de Saba Miss Avis Sherwood
! Miss Suzanne Kirkpst Miss Elizabeth Woods
| rick Miss Clara Allen
Miss Maud Wilson Miss Frances Newhaii
Miss Virginia Nevhsll Miss Margaret simpson
Miss Hannah Dubois Miss Augusta Foutc
| Miss Helen Jones Miss Emily Dubois
Miss Dorothy Chapman Miss Florence Hopkins
| Miss Mary keenev
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Schwerin enter
tanned Friday evening at a dinner for
Mrs. julius Kruttschnitt and her daugh-
ter. The Schwerins will remain during
the winter at their new home in Pa
cific avenue and will doubtless preside
at many affairs.
Mrs. Andrew welch was hostess last
week at the second of a series of
luncheons that she is giving Tuesdays
in the gray breakfast room at the
Fairmont. The guests at the last af-
fair were chosen from the debutantes
and the younger girls in society.
DIR. and Mrs Ernest Dwight Chip
man have given up their home at Ross
and have taken apartments at the
Santa Barbara in California street. DIR.
and Mrs. Chipman will pass the winter
in town Mrs Chipman's brother, Fred
: Greenwood. has taken apartments at
the same house for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Coryell are
home again, to the delight of their
many friends. They have taken apart
ments at the Fairmont, where 1t is
hoped they will spend several months
before returning to their home at San
Mateo. They have been away for sew
eral months. during which they toured
| the east in their motor and passed
much of the time in the quaint scenes
of New England They will be enter
tained a great deal during their stay
in town.
! Miss Augusta Gibbs Foute sent out
cards last week for a dance to be
] given Tuesday evening. December 1. at
! the Hillcrest The affair is in compI
ment to Miss Innes Keeney and the
/ younger girls are hidden for that oc-
casion. The guest list is necessarily
limited, since the pretty ballroom al
i the hotel will not accommodate a large
' number of guests. and only the o1o.o-