The San Francisco call., 1909-12-14

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of social affairs and those VINO
- take a more intimate view OF
society matters will be interested today
in the wedding that is scheduled Tor
this date in addition to the concert OF
the ST. Francis musical art society ana
the various afternoon affairs at wnlch
the smart set will be represented the
marriage of Miss Lucy Gwin Coleman
and Germaine Vincent will take place
this evening at the home of the BRIDE
mother. Mrs. Barry Coleman, in san
Mateo and will be without ostentation
of any. sort. Only the relatives and
closest friends of the couple have been
hidden to the pretty ceremony, which
will be performed by Rev. N. B. w.
Gallwey. The bride will be attended
by Miss Christine Pomeroy and Miss
Elizabeth Livermore, while the best
man will be d. B. Beckett. There will
be an informal reception and wedding
supper
The second concert of the st. Francis
musical art society will take place this
evening in the colonial ballroom at the
hotel and there will be several hundred
guests to hear Fritz Kreisler. the vio-
linist. The dinner and box parties are
always a feature of the concerts. and
among those who entertain at either
or both of these delightful functions
this evening are: =
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. A
Newhall Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr; and Mrs. c. o. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Scott Mintzer
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mrs. Eleanor Martin
Mrs. Andrew Welch will be the host
ess this afternoon at a bridge party to
be given in the red room at the Fair
mont, and after the hour at cards tea
will be served in the laurel court for
about half a hundred guests. Mrs
Welch gives several of these elaborate
parties each season and has reputa
ton for individual and delightful en-
tertainments that are counted among
the most attractive events of the sea-
son in town.
Miss Jean Ga1lois will give one of
the largest dinners preceding the
Greenway dance next Friday evening
at the Fairmont, but there will be
several dinners at which the younger
hostesses will preside besides the par
ties to be given by the matrons. Among
the debutantes who will entertain are
Miss Kathleen Farrell and Miss Vera
de Saba, but both these affairs will
be informal.
Two of the Saturday events that have
endar are for the older members of
the social set rather than for the debu-
tantes. Mrs. Joseph Trilly will enter
tain at bridge that day and the other
affair is the dinner party at the Fair
mont with Mrs. L. L. Baker as hostess.
Miss Meta Mcmahon entertained yes
terday at a luncheon given in the lau-
rel court at the Fairmont. The in
centive for the delightful affair was
Miss Lurline Matson. who has been the
feted guest at several of the recent
affairs to celebrate her return from
abroad. Miss Matson, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. William Matson, has
been travelling In Europe for several
months and has come home in time
for some of the later gayeties of the
season. The girls who were hidden to
meet Miss Matson at the luncheon yes
terday were:
Miss Florence Clun Miss Helen Jones
Miss Marguerite Doe Miss Amy Bowles
Miss Willmott Hoiton Miss Peterson
Miss Miriam McNear Miss Anna OIney
Miss Amalia Simpson Miss Kathleen FerrelI
Miss Jean Tyson Miss Marie Lundeen
Miss Marguerite Doe has been enter
tanning at series of informal parties
since her return from abroad and one
of the recent affairs at which this at
tractive young hostess presided was a
dinner given at the Fairmont with
Miss Myra Josselyn as the compliments
ed guest. Among others who enjoyed
the affair were Miss Holden, Earle
Miller and Harold Chase.
Baron and Baroness Won Schroeder.
with Miss Janet Won Schroeder, are in