The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06


Miss Ila sOnntsg Captain Ferguson. U.
Miss Marie Lundeen Lieutenant Randall Z.
Miss Marcia Fee Lisussnsut Potter. I.
MISS Mss Ssfl sIhi. Lieussnant e; an Lynch. L.
Lieutenant and Mrs 5. a.
Lieutenant and Mrs. T. $ A
Kenney Lieutenant Pritchett,
Mr. and Mrs Adrian Z. 5, A.
Splivalo
Miss Peggy Stow, the pretty fiancee
of Edward Bright Bruce, who is pass
ing the last days before her departure
for the orient in this city. is receiving
a great deal of social attention Yes
terday she was the central figure at
a farewell tea given by Mrs. Ella Ho-
falling at the st. Francis.
Mrs. Thomas Kurtz will entertain az
luncheon 10 be given at Yerba Buena
for Miss Ila Sonntag. a debutante OF
this season. ard Miss Anna Weller. who
is a favorite at army affairs. These
two attractive girls will inspire sew
eraI of the entertainments OF the
month On the occasion just mentioned
there will be 10 or IL other guests to
meet them.
There are two teas scheduled for to-
morrow. Miss Erna st. Goar is
to be hostess at an elaborate partf at
her home in California street in eoms
pliment to Miss Peggy stow. The
other affair. which will be for lesser
number of guests, will be given by
Miss Marie Rose Deane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson win
return to their home in Vallejo streek
for the holidays. They are enjoying
a leisurely tour Of the east and ars
being entertained extensively in New
York.
Miss Louise Mccormick. who arrived
from the east a few days ago. is the
guest OF Miss Maude Wilson. Later on
she will be entertained by the Misses
Ruth and Dorothy Boericke at their
home in Washington street.
Louis Lang of Portland and his
mother, Mrs. NJ. Lang. are at the ST.
Francis for brief stay. They will en-
joy a motor trip through the southern
part of this state before returning To
his home in Oregon.
Frank Keyes has returned after sew.
eIal months absence In the east. Hs
enjoyed visits in New York and several
other eastern cities before going TO Salt
Lake. where he was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Allen Keyes at their
AoAAc IL ~AA~N NAeS-
Mrs. Alexander Frazer Douglas has
sent out cards for a bridge party to be
given November IL at her home in Pa
ciffc avenue. More than score oS
guests have been hidden for the after
noon at cards and tea afterward-
John O'Hara Cosgraye is coming here
from the east this winter and his old
friends are looking forward to his visit
with great pleasure and hoping that he
will make an extended visit IN this city.
His plans are uncertain The only an
nouncement so far has been that he will
arrive in the late winter for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. G. p Rixford and her daughter.
Mrs. Caroline Rixford Johnson. VIII
leave tomorrow morning on the Gu
racao for Mazatlan. They will visit
Rosario, where they will be the guests
of Mrs. Rixford's niece. Mrs. Beals.
They viii be away for at least three
months.
Mrs W. W. King entertained at one
OF the prettiest luncheons of the week
at the Fairmont- The delightful re-
union was farewell compliment to
Mrs Sterling p. Adams. who sailed yes
terdsy for the Philippines. The lunch
con table was effectively decorated with
chrysanthemums Among those bidden
to meet Mrs. Adams were Mrs. A. A.
Pratt of Yerba Buena. Mrs. Ernest
Johnstone Mrs. G. F. Cook and Mrs. S.
L. Braverman-
Mr. and Mrs. William Weir. who have
been at Menlo during the summer, will
be at the Whittier home in Jackson
street for the later part of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. George Page and their
daughter. Miss Leslie Page. have re-
turned to town after passing the early
season at San Rafael. They have taken