The San Francisco call., 1909-03-12
The Smart Set

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KISS FLORENCE CLUFF enter
/ I'M tanned yesterday afternoon at
an informal tea given in the
laurel court at the Fairmont. when
Miss Jean Tyson was the -complimented
guest. Those invited were all men,
hers Of the Younger set and delight
full hour was passed over the teacups.
| Miss Tyson. accompanied by her D ar
ents, will leave shortly for Europe,
and number of pleasant affairs have
been given as farewell parties for this
popular girl. Among those who were
hidden by Miss Cluff for the hour at
tea yesterday were:
Ms Miss Olive Wheeler Miss Emma Kenyon
Mrs Harry Umbsen Miss Amalia Simpson
Miss Frances Martin Miss Erna ST. Goar
Miss Anna Kenyon
Miss Helen Wilson, the fancee of
Paymaster Walter A. Greer, L. S. N,
will be the complimented guest at a
luncheon TO be given Thursday, March
%. at the Fairmont. Mrs. Schnling
has biden alscore of friends to meet
the pretty bride elect and the occasion
is anticipated a. one of the most de-
lightful OF the month. Mrs. SchilIing
makes her home in Piedmont, but en-
tertains frequently on this side of the
bay.
Among those who have received cards
for the luncheon in compliment to
Miss Wilson are:
Miss Miss Marian Laliy Miss Enid Gregg
Miss Helen Gray Miss E1ysse Schultz
Miss Ethel Amweg Miss Klorence Braverman
Miss Ruth Sadler Mrs Edwin Roves
Mrs Louis Risdon Mead Miss Sallie Fox
MIS- p I'll. Mozart Mrs. Frederick Scott
Miss Silvia Talbot Mrs. Harold Law
Miss Wflletta Burk
Mrs. Peter Dunno will be the compli-
mented guest at a luncheon to be
given next Thursday. when Mrs. Gus
Umbsen will preside as hostess. The
affair is in the nature of farewell
to Mrs Dunno. who will leave shortly
for the orient, accompanied by her
children.
Mrs. James McNab will entertain
next Thursday at a tea to be given at
her home in Broadway. The affair viii
be quite informal, but the guest list
includes large number of friends.
Miss Marian Newhall viii leave
shortly for New York, where she in
tends to pass the summer.
The Presidio hop last Wednesday
evening was one of the most enjoy
able affairs given this winter at the
I,rI1 fr1c o.
to the fact that the dance was the only
event of the kind for several days
that the spirit of the affair was par
tieularly delightful. The congenial as
sembly will be remembered as an event
of unusual enjoyment by those fortu-
nate enough to attend the other even
ing. A large number of guests from
town were present and among those
who were enthusiastic over the sue
cess of the occasion were:
Miss Helen Baker Lieut.. Russell L. S.
Miss Dorothy Baker Miss Adelia Van Worst
Miss Dolly MacGavfn Miss Lillian Van Worst
Miss Ruth Richards Miss Belle c. Clements
Miss Anna Weller Miss Eva Smith
Rudolph Berthe3u Lieut.. Vaughan, L. :. A.
William vokman Lieut.. Christy. L. $. A.
Ed Gum Lieut.. Pritchsrd.
Emil Kehrlein L. s. A.
Donald Forbes Lieut.. Naylof L. s. A.
Walter Hush Lieut.. Randall, L. 5. A.
Fred Tiliman Lieut.. Potter, L. s. a.
Lieut.. Walker, L. s. A. Lieut.. Hixon, L. 5. A.
Miss Elizabeth Woods left yesterday
for Monterey, where she will pass a
few weeks as the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Peters and their
daughter. Miss Anna Peters, who have
been at the Fairmont for a brief visit,
left few days ago for Santa Barbara,
where they will join the coterie of San
Franciscans who are enjoying visit
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Mrs. ]. j. Moore entertained a num-
ber of friends at an elaborate luncheon
given recently at her San Mateo home.
Mrs. Moore has been dividing her time
this spring between her attractive
country home and the Fairmont in
town. She has been entertaining at
series of pleasant affairs in the city as
we'll as at her country place.
Miss Ethel Amweg. the fancee of
Walter A. Scott, will be the compli-
mented guest at a tea to be given Fri
day afternoon, March 26, by Miss Silvia
Talbot at the country home of the hos
tess, near San Leandro. Miss Amweg has
been entertained a great deal in an in
formal way since the announcement of
her engagement, but several of the
larger receptions are to be postponed
until after the wedding, in April
Judge and Mrs. Van Fleet have been
enjoying a delightful visit in Washing
ton during the Inauguration festivities
but returned to their home in this city
yesterday. Mr.sand Mrs. Percy Morgan
are also among the San Franciscans at
the capital. and will remain several
weeks longer in the east before return
ing to the city. Mrs. Joseph S. Spear
Jr. was among the visitors during the
Inauguration week. and among others
in the city at that time were DR.. and
Mrs. George c. Pardee.