The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
The Smart Set

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mia street in compliment to Mrs.
Kenneth Macdonald, formerly Miss
Anita Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. MacD Donald.
have returned recently from their we'd
ding trip and will reside for the present
with the parents of the bride Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfield Scott Davis at their
new home in Presidio terrace.
Miss Dolly MacGavln, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MacGavin. held
an informal reception yesterday after
noon between the hours of and
o'clock wien several guests dropped
in for an informal talk. and Miss
Augusta Foute also entertained in the
same informal way, with Miss Suzanne
Kirkpatrick as. her guest of honor.
Afternoon parties were the rule yes
terday and those who remained in town
over the holiday enjoyed the home af-
fairs that are particularly feature
of the new year. A merry group of
friends assembled at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick N. Woods in Cali
fornia street when the Misses Woods
entertained.
Miss Florence Breckenridge was the
guest of honor at the holiday dinner
given New Years eve by Dr. Harry
Tevis at the F'airmont. The table was
decorated with holly and brilliant poin-
settias, while a large birthday cake
with the traditional candles occupied
the center of the birthday feast. There
were tiny horns at each place and
clusters of bells, to finish the holiday
effect in the decoration. Among those
who enjoyed the pleasant affair were
Miss Breckenridge, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Sharon Colonel j. c. Kirkpat-
rick, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mendell. Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Blanding, Miss Blan-
ding and Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelham.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Long.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
q. Long, and Frank Doughty will take
place next month and will be a quiet
nome affair. The plans for the cere-
mony are still indefinite, bsit on account
of the illness of Mrs. Long mother of
the bride elect the greatest simplicity
VIII be observed in the appointments
1t is probable that the bride will be
unattended and thai only relatives will
be bidden to the wedding Miss Long
has passed much of her time abroad,
put she has wide acquaintance in this
city with circle of relatives and
friends who will be interested to learn
or the approaching marriage of the
clever San Francisco girl The counIe
VIII reside at Burlingame, where an
attractive bungalow is in process of
construction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixwen Hewitt win
return tomorrow to their home in
broadway after the new year dance
and a weekend visit at Burlingame.
Dr. E. McEnery left several days ago
for New York and passed the holidays
with relatives in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard chenerv are
at Del Monte for the holiday and will
probably return to town tomorrow
evening.
tain Sturgis, United States army. has
been the incentive for several of the
holiday affairs and Will be the compli-
mented guest at few more parties
before her departure Tuesday for
Honolulu. Monday Mrs. Sturgis will
share the honors with Miss Gertrude
Mills at a luncheon to be given nv Mrs
W. p. Buckingham, and the same after
noon Mrs. Charles Stewart a sister of
the young army matron, will entertain
at farewell tea to be given at the
st. Francis. A number of the Younger
friends of Mrs. Sturgis will call during
the. afternoon to wish her bon VOYAGE,
Mrs. Sturgis was formerly Miss Edna
Montgomery, and has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. Agnes Montgomery, dur
ing her stay in the city. She will be
away probably for a year or more and
her friendsshave made this visit a mem
orable one socially.
Miss Frances Stewart is confined TO
her home for a few days with a severe
cold. but her friends are hoping that
she will soon be out again and will