The San Francisco call., 1909-10-08

rate parties after her coming out at
the family home in Pacific avenue.
Miss Bullard will be the eomplimented
guest at the tea to be given October IL
by Miss Olive Craig.
Mrs. William Mintzer will entertain
next Wednesday afternoon at a tea.
when Mrs. Horace Hill win be the
complimented guest and although the
affair is to be informal there is an
interest attached to the occasion that
makes il notable among the receptions
OF the month. Mrs. Hill has been en-
joying a series OF pleasant reunions
with her friends during her visit here
and has been entertained at various
informal teas in the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris. who
was Miss Lucie King. have been re-
ceiving great deal OF attention since
their return from their wedding jour
ney. Among the recent affairs OF note
that were given in compliment to the
popular couple was the dinner party
few evenings ago. when Mrs. Laura
Fuller presided as hostess. The deco
rations were a pretty combination of
flowers and autumn foliage and there
were about dozen guests. Mrs. Fuller
will leave about the end OF this month
for the east and the dinner party was
partly in the nature OF farewell.
The baroness Won Schroeder. who has
been the guest of Mrs. Eleanor Martin
for several weeks at the home OF the
latter in Broadway. left yesterday
morning for her country home. Eagles
Nest" in San Luis Obispo county. The
baroness Won Schroeder has been de-
lightfully entertained during her stay
with Mrs. Martin and her friends have
been particularly anxious to greet her
because IL is probable that a long time
will eIapse before her next visit here
She expects to go abroad shortly and
Will be accompanied by her daughters
the Misses Edith and Janet Won schroe-
der. The Misses Won Schroeder, by the
way. have been entertaining house
guests all summer at their country
home and none has been more popular
than Miss Genevieve Walker. the
granddaughter of Mrs. Eleanor Martin
who has passed many weeks out OF
town as the guest OF her cousins. and
has not yet returned from the outing.
Lieutenant Allen Bevins Reed. T. 5.
N. and Mrs. Reed. who was Miss Bes
sic Moorhead of Omaha viii be In this
city after Sunday and will be at home
to their friends at the Hotel York.
They were married Saturday evening
september 25, at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Park Moorhead. In Omaha. and the cere-
mony was a notable AFFAIR socfallV
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Ruth Moorhead as maid of honor
and Mrs Harry Tukey as matrou OF
honor. The bride wore a gown OF
white satin made empire with tunic
enect. The sleeves, yoke and over
drape were Of silk net on moline. elab-
orately embroidered in pearls and crvs-
tails. and the tunic was edged with a
fringe OF crystals. Her long tulle veil
was held in place by a wreath of silver
leaves and she carried a shower bou-
quet OF swansonia- Lieutenant Reed
was attended by Ensign John Hart. L..
). ~, as best man and large number
or navy ofticers were present at the re-
reception.
Mrs. Clarence II. Connor. who was
MISS Oiga Herman. has been visiting
mere and has been entertained at sew
eral informal affairs during her stay.
MIS-. Connor was called home from Ma
MIA of the death OF her father Ru-
doiph Herman, about three months 20.
and since that time has been here ana
IN the eastern cities for a BRIEF visit.
she has visited New York, Washington
and Boston and expects to sail from
this port October 20 on the Korea and
VIII re1oin Captain Connor, U. S. A., in
Mrs. James Ellis Tucker is in town
Tor few days, but will return to her
country home at ST. Helena. where ahe
has been passing the summer.