The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

black hat with sweeping plumes, also
in black
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Scott Davis
were among those who attended the
a gown OF peacock blue satin with
hat to match and black plumes.
Mrs. Kate VOORHEES, Henry was
gowned in black satin.
Mrs. George T; Cameron.s gown was
black net deconette and elaborated
with bands of blue satin.
Mrs. Jack Wilson wore a gown Of
pale blue satin embellished with rare
lace and wore an opera coat OF heavy
Mrs William cluf was gowned in
black satin trimmed in lace and Wore
Mrs. Frederick sharon wore an opera
coat that attracted attention on ac-
count of the unusual shade of cherry
velvet. The wrap was really a cape
effect in velvet over cream SATIN
Miss Elysse schultz wore a gown Of
Atlantic green satin with an opera
coat IN a darker shade Of green.
Mrs. California Newton was gowned
ia white lace over satin.
Mrs. William Watt wore one OF the
attractive gowns in the rich American
beauty shade elaborated with applique
Ia the same color
Miss Fanny Danforth was gowned II,
blue, with trimming in the same shade
Miss Iily o,Connor was one of the
attractive figures ia one OF the boxes
with 2 party Of friends She wore an
expensive coat Of lace and attn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Macdonald
were in . box and Mrs. Macdonald :
gown was blue satin with a coat OF
satin IN darker hue and q picture hat
with white pIumes.
Mrs c. s Fitzsimmons Of Alameda
was gowned in black and Wore hand
some furs in the fashionable mink
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis We're pres
ent and Mrs. Lewis was gowned in pale
blue satin.
Judge and Mrs. Frank Kerrigan were
in the audience and Mrs. kerrigan' s
gown was black satin with heavy en-
oroidery in black.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maxwell OF Oak
land were among the spectators, Mrs.
Maxwell wearing lace gown over
white satin.
Mrs. Adolphus T. Graupher wore a
gown Of white satin and lace
Miss Lucy King wore A gown Of Irish
lace over whit satin With black PIC
Mrs. j. Liebes had as her guest Miss
Jeffreys Lyon. who wore gown OF pale
Mr. ana Mrs. f. W Armstrong were
among those present, and. Mrs Arm
strongs gown was one OF the hand
soonest cloth creations in black.
The Misses HUFF of san Leandro We're
present and both wore black gowns
with black hats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ". Hale of Sacra
niento were in box party and Mrs.
Hale was Gowned in white lace. with
trimming of Dresden ribbon and black
velvet. with a black and<xhite hat.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brickell enter
tanned party Of friends and Mrs
BrickeI's gown was black satin With
lace and large black picture hat.
Mr. and Mrs John j. Meyers had as
their guest Mrs Robert Brown. and
Mrs. Henry Meyers was in party with
Mrs A NJ Shields They all wore at
tractive gowns in white satin.
Mrs. J. P Martin wore gown OF
black satin and had as her guest Miss
Hattie Coblentz
Mrs. G. F. Gray was gowned in pink
satin with wrap of the satin and {
picture hat in pink and black.
Mr. ana Mrs Bush lFinnell have beer
faithful attendants at the kirmess. ano
last evening Mrs. Finnell Wore d gown
OF black satin with heavy embroidery
and jet u INNING.
Miss Nirgilie Boague was gowned in
satin Of The American Beauty shade and
an opera cloak in the same color.
DR. and Mrs. Redmond Payne were
with group of friends, and Mrs
Payne-s gown was satin in the Ameri-
can Beauty shade
Mrs r. < Whiting wore pale blue
gown with yoke of white hlet net
with several guests. and Mrs Redding
wore cloak in the catewba shade
over gown Of satin
Mrs. Mariner Campbell wore gowr
OF black lace over satin.
Mrs Harry Nathaniel Gray wore q
gown OF gray chifbn. elaborately en-
broidered.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Zeile were
among the spectators. and Mrs zeile
Mrs. c. Q. Alexander wore gown
in the American beauty shade with a
black hat and black plumes.