The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
The Smart Set

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terday. The betrothal is one of un-
usual Importance. since Miss Livermore
is one of the most popular girls IN
society and her family is one OF the
oldest in the state.
The Livermore home in this city is
one of the most hospitable of the
town houses and their country home,
Montesol in Sonoma is noted for It's
delightful weekend parties. The three
daughters of the household-the Misses
Edith, Matte and Elizabeth Liver
more--are a clever trio OF society girls
and their absence in Europe has been
regretted by their friends here.
Miss Matte Livermore has been trav-
cling abroad for three years and stu
died music at Dresden for many
months under the direction of Herr
Hurtgen. She is in Dresden now with
her parents and her sisters, who were
expected to return home shortly, but
will probably now remain until after
the wedding, which is to take place in
July.
The bride elect is charming girl.
fond of outdoor recreation - is IAN ac-
complished musician and has a pleas
ing voice that has earned for her quite
a reputation among her musical friends.
Herr Hurtgen is a distinguished mu-
stefan and holds an important place in
Vic musical WI III.
Mrs. w. Maxwell Reilly will enter
tain at an elaborate tea to be given
this afternoon at her home in Califor-
MIA street, and the affair will be in
the nature of a farewell, since Mrs.
Reilly expects to leave early next
month for an extended visit in the
east and Europe. She will sail about
June 10 and will pass most of the
time as the guest of relatives in Eng
land. Among those who will assist
the hostess in receiving her guests at
the reception today will be:
Miss Roberta Thompson Miss Louise Kellogg
Mrs. John Martin Miss Dolly MacGavin
Miss May Renison Miss Elsie Routh
Mrs. n. b. Kellogg
Miss Helen Jones, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Jones, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Webb
Ballard, at the home of the latter in
Washington, is expected to return next
week. Her many friends in this city
will be delighted to welcome the popu-
lar debutante.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sadoc Tobin and
Mrs. Dixwell Hewitt have returned
after a delightful visit in the east, and
will probably remain here during the
summer.
Captain Ferguson and Lieutenant
Corbin, u S. NJ, will entertain at an
informal dinner to be given this even
ing on board the United States mine
planter Ringgold Among those who
have been hidden to attend the en-
joyable affair are:
Miss Anna Weller Captain and Mrs. Thomas
Miss Eliza McMullin Q. Ashburn
Miss Floyd Mr. and Mrs. A. Spill
Lieutenant Randall. u. valo
$. A.
Mrs. Carter P. Pomeroy will leave
shortly for the east. where she will
pass the summer and doubtless will
be extensively entertained in New
York and Washington, where she has
many relatives and friends. 1t Is
probable that her daughter, Miss
Christine Pomeroy,- will accompany
her on the homeward trip.
Mrs William G. Henshaw. accom-
panied by Mrs. E. T. HenshaW, Miss
Farrier and Miss Dennis, are at the
Hotel Potter for brief visit, and en-
joyed the trip to Santa Barbara in
touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hewlett, who
have been at their Pasadena homo
during the winter, with the eXcep-
llOH OIL one OF TWO lTlDS TO InlS CITY,
are in Santa Barbara at the Hotel
Potter at present and entertained at
recent motor party, when their guests
were Mrs. James K. Mofitt, Miss
Genevieve Fore and Miss Natalie Fore
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Sherman are
enjoying a visit in the southern part
of the states and during their stay in
Santa Barbara are guests at the
Hotel Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wright, who
have been visiting friends in New
York. sailed few days ago for Eu-
rope on the Kronprinz Wilhelm and
will travel during the summer.
The officers on board the cruiser
California entertained yesterday at q
delightful luncheon and among those
who enjoyed the informal affair were
a dozen or more society girls from
town. who were chaperoned by Mrs
Klink. Among those in the party
were:
Miss Dolly sIacGavin Miss Josephine ElIicott
Miss Ruth Slack Miss Bessie Dichman
Miss Louise kellogg has sent out
cards for luncheon to be given next
dCSud>J dltSiilOOH DIT lHS century
club.
The Preside hop next Wednesday
evening will attract number of
guests to the officers club and the
members of the younger set who at
tend these army dances are anticipat-
ing the occasion with pleasure. A
score of girls are going from town
and the young army matrons are TAX
ing an active interest in the success
of the evening.
The younger girls who are still at
school are interested in the comedy
Crawford" that is to be presented to-
morrow evening by the dramatic club
of the Hamlin school under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Gerda Wismer Hofmann
at the hall of the California club in
Clay street. Among those who will
take part in the clever. play are:
Miss Dorothy Weed Miss Edna Cowie
Miss Miriam A. Bryan Miss Lou Thompson
Miss Clotilde Fehleisen Miss Dorothy Mann
Miss Elizabeth Short Miss Creey Stone
Miss GeIfeve Fisher Miss Isabel Britain
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Foster are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends upon the arrival of little
daughter in, their home. Will roster
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