The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
The Jnnart Jet

n n ISS HELEN THOMAS. who will
I'M become the bride of Joseph We'll
4 ler Seton Jr Friday afternoon.
is receiving many social atten-
tions. Miss Thomas was the compli-
mented guest at a luncheon given yes
terday by Miss Janet Coleman at her
those who were hidden to meet the
attractive bride to be were:
Miss Julia Langhorne Miss Josephine Smith
Miss Helen Baker of Colorado
Miss Julia Thomas Miss sydneg Davis
Mrs. Welborn Burnett Mrs. Russell Bogue
Miss Thomas was the complimented
guest later in the afternoon at a tea
given by Miss Sydney Davis at her
home in Scott street. Among those
who called were:
Miss Julia Thomas Isiiss Carrie Mills
Miss Helen Baker Mrs. Roy Somers
Miss Helen King Mrs. Coyington Pringle
Miss Janet Coleman Miss Gertrude Ballard
Mrs Pierce Moore Miss ollie Meyer
Miss Hda Van Sicklenl Miss Dolly MacGavin
Miss Peggy Simpson Miss Daisy Hammond
Miss Ruth Richards Miss Julia Langhorne
Miss Frances Newhall Miss Floride Hunt
Miss Virginia Newhall Miss Ayce Sullivan
Miss Florence Hopkins was the COM
plimented guest at card party given
yesterday by Miss Lydia Hopkins at
her home in Scott street. Miss Kath-
crime Donohoe will be the central fig
ure at luncheon to be given tomor-
row by the same hostess.
Miss Genevieve Harvey has returned
to Del Monte, where she joined her
mother, Mrs ]. Downey Harvey. Miss
Harvey was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. oscar Cooper in Burlingame. as
also was Miss Genevieve Walker. dur
ing the polo games, and later, when
Miss Walker returned to the home of
Mrs. Eleanor Martin. Miss Harvey
went to San Rafael for brief visit
as the guest of baroness Won Schroeder
and the Misses Won Schroeder.
Mrs Eleanor Martin has returned
to her home in Broadway after visit
out of town over the week end. Mrs.
Martin was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Martin and of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Cooper at Burlingame during
her brief absence.
Mrs George Roe entertained yester-
day at luncheon at her home in Ross
and half a dozen guests from town
enjoyed the affair. The afternoon
affair was one of the most enjoyable
given at the country place of the
hostess.
Mrs Walter H. Seaver of Berkeley
presided at one of the afternoon teas
mont. Among those who enjoyed the
hospitality of the hostess were:
Mrs Albert de Forest Mrs. John Hinkel
Mrs Mark Requa Miss vrooman
Mrs. Frank L. Brown Mrs. Edward scribner
Major and Mrs. McKinstry enjoyed
an informal luncheon yesterday at the
Tvro, ,,oic ha
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. III. Kittredge
Mrs. Vincent Whitney and ]. Downey
Harvey.
Mrs. Walter Kaufman will entertain
Thursday afternoon al bridge party
at her home in California street. Mrs.
Kaufman has bidden half a hundred
guests for the early afternoon at cards
and an additional score for tea after
ward.
Count A. de Polignac of Paris enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the st.
Francis and among the guests were:
Mr.; and Mrs n H N ? MeIF. Mallet Of Paris
Col. william Cotton Mr.; and Mrs. Noble
Harry. E. Blood of New Eaton
York
Mrs. Harry Rice Mann will entertain
this afternoon at a bridge party at the
st. Francis and almost 100 friends of
the hostess have been bidden. The
affair is one of the largest of the sea-
son and promises to be also one of the
most enjoyable of the late events
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Blethen enter
tanned last evening at dinner at the
Colonial in compliment to Miss Abba
Kellogg and her fiance. Arthur Proctor
Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Flint and Mrs. Howard Flint
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Mulcahy will
leave soon for visit to the east and
Europe. They probably will pass the
summer abroad.