The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15


be the usual dinners preceding the
dance. and among those which will be
elaborate is that planned aby Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayo Newhall Miss Suzanne
kirkpatrick and Miss Clara Allen, two
Of the popular debgtantes who are
sharing many affairs viii be the COM
plimented guests at series Of lunch
cons to be given by Mrs. James King
Steele.
Miss Maude Lane Wilson was one OF
the debutantes of last week and was
formally presented TO society at a tea
given Tuesday afternoon by her mother,
Mrs. Edgar Wilson. at the family home
IN Pacific avenue. The pretty oebu-
tantc, who is a blonde. by the way.
with exquisite fair coIoring. was
gowned I'm white satin. Mrs. Wilson
wore a handsome gray gown Those
who assisted Mrs. Wilson and Miss
Wilson in receiving the guests were:
Mrs John Mailiard Miss Anna Weller
Miss Anita Mailliard Miss Vera de Saba
urs. Horace Hellman Miss Elizabeth Woods
Mrs Edward Eyre Miss Harriet Alexander
Mrs Edwin Newhau Miss Helen Jones
hss Icsnnc GailOis Miss Augusta FOutc
Miss suzanne kirk Miss Virginia NewhsIl
patrick Miss Frances Newhau
Miss Dorothy Chapman Miss Lucille Wilkins
Miss Ruth Boerieke Miss Ethel McAlister
Miss Dorothy Boericke Miss Innes keeney
Miss Clara Allen
Among those VINO called during the
afternoon were:
Mrs Hall McAUister IBrsdey Wallace
tlrs. 7. 4. Kirkpatrick Lowell IsnEstroth
AIRS. William Bocrlckc Frank langstrOth
Mrs. James Allen Mrs " f. Nichols
Mrs Henry du Bols Mrs Alfred Ford
Mrs John Harold AIRS. G. .. Alexander
philiD Misses Calhoun
Mrs. William craig Miss 1anct Coleman
Miss Olive Craig Miss Avis Sherwood
Miss JOY Wilson Mrs. WilfTcd Chapman
Miss Elizabeth NurisOn Mrs. Z. C. ECute
Mrs Harry Davis Mrs. Clement Tobin
Miss Illire Nichols Mrs. Geor-S Page
Miss Dottr Cushing Miss Leslie Page
Miss Lou Foster Mrs James fctter
William Ronaldson lanehorne
Bernard Forl NTs. Norman Mcl-1ren
John Cassou Miss EEna s.. COar
Andrew Casscll Charles Adams
Harry McAfec llIaskeUt Derry
Miss Ethel McAllister is the latest
debutante who made her formal bow
10 society last week at a tea given
at the home OF her mother Mrs. aIall
AIcAIlister. in jackson street Miss Nc
AlIister viii be one of the most popular
Of this seasons buds, not alone because
of her charming personality, but also
on account of the prominence of her
family. She has always been favorite
with her young friends, and doubtless
she will be among the fortunate ones
who win friends easily in the larger
world.
The tea at which Miss McAllister
made her formal debut took place last
Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Nc
AlIister was assisted in receiving the
guests by Mrs. Elliott McAllister. Mrs.
William Peyton Mrs William Tubbs.
Mrs. James Otis, Mrs. William Denman,
Mrs. Harry Benson and others. The
list of girls who assisted in receiving
was almost the entire list Of the recent
debutantes. with Miss Suzanne Kirk
nd ar no
A debutante tea which will be given
in New York November 80 is of inter
est 10 society here. The debutante is
Miss Theresa Y. de H Ingersoll, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Colin McCrae Inger-
soil. Mrs. Ingersoll was a daughter of
the late Cutter McAllister and niece
OF the late Ward McAllister. Miss In
gersoll has for the last three years
been in Paris with her relative, the
Comtesse de Gasquet who was Miss
Platt of New York. The coming out
tea for Miss Ingersoll viii be an elab-
crate affair and viii be followed by a
dinner and theater party.
The most interesting dates for the
new year which are anticipated by So
ciety are those for the cotillon
organized by Mrs c. o. Alexander The
first dance will be given January Is
and the second February % in the CO.
lonial ballroom at the ST. Francis
Among those who viii be patronesses
for these affairs viii be:
Mrs. c. 0. Alexander Mrs Henry T. Scott
Mrs. Robert J.. Coleman Mrs. william H. Taylo,
Mrs William H. Crockerl Jr.
Mrs. Sidney B. Gushing Mrs William Teyis
Mrs. Joseph A. Donohoe. Mrs. Robert J. Wood
Mrs Albert J. Diblee Mrs. Mountford Wilson
Mrs. Joseph j.. Grant Mrs Edward L. Fyre
Mrs george Almerl Mrs. James Athearn Fol
Mrs William Mayo Mrs Walter Hobart
Newhah Mrs. Samuel knight
Mrs George A. Pope Mrs James ". Keeney
0rf. Laurance lFFlnEi MIS-. George y. Lent
Scott Mrs Walter S. Martin
Rehearsals are going on every day
for The Price Of Money" the piav
which is 10 be presented by the san
Francisco stage society, Monday even
ing, November %. for the benefit Of
the Protestant Episcopal old ladies'
home. The drama was written bv AL
fred Sutro, and those who will produce
II are all talented amateurs and mem.
bers Of the stage society. The stage
manager is Frank /. Matthew. and
every effort is being made for the suc-
cess Of the production. The cast will
include:
DR.. and Mrs J. wilson Mrs George Sperrv
Mr. and Mrs H Med Alfred Dunn Sllnn"e iianni gan
spencer Charles de Young
Afs NaL Aesser Emerson Wardeld
MISS hathleen De ] Dung Alfred Mc<innon
Miss Olga Atherton Redmond Flood
The patronesses for this affair are:
Mrs. G. .. Alexander Mrs James Orfs
Mrs. Harry Babcock Mrs N y de yon,g
Nrs. Wakefield Baker Mrs Walter T. Dean
Ms william Ford. Mrs George Gibbs
Nichols Mrs. F. I. Griffith
MIS- Aortnan McLaren Mrs D. Gbirardell
Afs- v lliiam y 1icNurti Mrs William Gerstie
Ms George g. Mendell Mrs. DixWell Hewitt
ir- Mrs N. A. Huntington
Afs. Eleanor Martin Mrs Phebe Hearst
-fs- = g. Moore Mrs Charles JosSelyn
trs- louis Montesgie Mrs. Carter Pomeroy
Nrs. Henry L. Dodge Mrs James -Rolpb II.