The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
The Smart Set

and number OF dinner parties
will precede the dance. Among
those who viii entertain at dinner is
Miss Anna Weller, daughter of Judge
and Mrs Weller. A number of infor-
NAL army dinners will also be given
before the hop, and the affair this even-
ing promises to be particularly enjoy
able for the guests. Among those who
will attend from town are Miss Weller.
Miss Dolly MacGavin. Miss Mary Bates.
Walter Hush. Ed Gum, Donald Forbes
and Emil Kehrlein.
Miss Florence Clufr will entertain
Thursday afternoon at a tea to be given
at the Fairmont in compliment to Miss
Jean Tyson, who leaves shortly for an
extended-visit to Europe Miss Tyson
has been the guest OF honor at a num-
ber. of informal farewell parties. and
none more enjoyable than tho recent
luncheon at which Mrs. Eugene A.
Bresse presided as hostess.
Mrs. Edward Barron was hostess at
pretty luncheon given yesterday at
the Fairmont for number OF girl
friends. Among those hidden for the
occasion were:
Miss Lucy Coleman Miss Julia Langhorns
Mss Mss Helen Baker Miss Miss Angusta aoute
Miss Jeanne Gallols Miss Janet Coleman
Miss Lydia Hopkins
DR.. Tracey Russell entertained last
evening at delightful dinner given
at the ST Francis for half a dozen
guests. Among those who enjoyed
the affair were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
McNear. Miss Jennie Crocker and Tenn
pleton Crocker.
Mrs. ]. C. Wilson. with her two at
tractive children, left yesterday for the
Wilson country place at Martinez and
til Mr.. Wilson's return from New
York. Jack Wilson has been in the
eastern city for a week or more but
viii return this month.
Gustave Sutro was host recently at
an informal dinner parry given at his
home in Jackson street for a dozen
young people. Among those who en-
joyed the hospitality of the host on
this last occasion were: Mrs. Walter
Holcombe, Miss Anna Weller. Miss Mar
garet Simpson and Philip Paschel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Russell Lukens will
entertain several friends at an infor-
NAL dinner parry to be given Thursday
evening at their home in Octayia street.
A series of these informal reunions
have been enjoyed by the friends OF
this popular host and hostess since
they have been establishd on this side
of the bay. Mr.. and Mrs. Lukens viii
remain in the city for several months.
Miss Frances Stewart has sent out
cards for tea that she will give Sun
day afternoon at her home in Califor-
MIA street in compliment TO Miss Helen
Williams. who has been the incentive
for so many pleasant affairs since her
arrival from New York.
Mrs. Mary Coggins OF San Rafael,
with her daughter. Miss Leila. and her
son, Leon Coggins, left a few days
ago for New York and will sail al
most Immediately for Europe, Mrs.
Coggins and her interesting family
will make their future home in Paris.
Mrs. John McMullin and Miss Eliza
McMullin. who have been enjoying a
brief visit at Santa Barbara, will leave
shortly for Coronado and Will pass a
few weeks in the southern part OF the
state before their return to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Heazelton
Of San Rafael will leave today for the
east and Europe. They are going to
Carlsbad, where they Will pass several
months.
Mrs. William Penn Humphreys was
hostess yesterday at an informal meet
ing of the stitch club" when a dozen
guests were hidden for an hour at sew
ing and cup of tea afterward. The
club will hold frequent meetings during
the Lenten season and expects to I'm
ish several bits OF pretty needlework
that have been designed by the men,
bers.
Miss Elizabeth Brown and her sis
ter, Miss Grace Brown, sail this week
from New York for Paris, where they
sill pass several months and will re-
main abroad for year or more before
returning to their home in Pacific ave-
nue.. Miss Alice Brown is the guest
of friends in Los Angeles.
Mrs William Cluff and her daughter,
Miss Florence Cluff, have taken a house
in Berkeley for the early spring months.
The pretty home is located in Ben
snue avenue.
Mrs. Langley Porter. who has been
quite i'll. has gone south and is at the
Mirandero sanitarium at Santa Barbara
p
Miss Alberta Livernash has gone to
San Rafael Afor the spring months.
The St. Francis tea room and the new
tapestry room will be opened this aft
ernoon. The hours are from until
s O'Clock and several hundred guests
are expected to assemble in the pretty
rooms.
Mrs. Charles Sutro was hostess yes
terday at an enjoyable luncheon given
in the green room at the ST. Francis
table was effectively decorated with
spring flowers and the guests We're:
Mrs Il. Sussman Miss Olga Sutro
Mrs II. 5. Greenebaum Mrs. Joseph Loewe