The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

than the glowing topaz? Opals ind
their reflection in the more delicate
hues-pale blues, pinks, lavenders.
mauve and old gold shades. If brunette
women with clear skins realized their
attractiveness in that marvellous shade
of old gold. in some material that
takes high lights. like brocaded satin
or the shimmering messalines, they
would adopt 1T more generally for house
use. Cut in the flowing lines OF the ac-
cepted fashion, the wearer is a picture
worthy of an artists brush.
Frederick Moody. it is said is on his
way home from abroad. He and his
wife and children as well as his mother,
Mrs. Joseph Moody, and his brother in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Sherman. and their children. have been
making their home on the continent in
definitely. Mr.. Moodys trip home will
not be of long duration, according to
rumor, and concerns, principally. busi-
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bethune Ire
land (Amy Porter), who have been
passing their honeymoon days in the
south, have decided to make San Fran
cisco their residence place. to the frank
delight of host OF glad friends. Mr..
Ireland's home being in Scotland and
his interests abroad many. they
naturally will make occasional trips 10
the old world that is familiar to both
the husband and young wife. Her
trousseau gowns are marvels OF beauty,
many of them imported creations.
with no little anticipation are the
friends of Miss Jennie Long, sister OF
Percy V. Long and Frank Doughty.
a Stanford graduate. looking forward
to the formal announcement OF their
wedding date, some time toward the
close of next month. Both are popular
and quite number OF pretty afrairs
are being planned in their honor.
It is pleasure to think OF the beau
tiful Mills country place at Millbras
being occupied again this winter by
Mr.. Mills and his daughter. Mrs. White
law Reid. It is one of the most i'm
pressive private estates in all Cali
fornia-a handsome home surrounded
by grounds that show not only the
cultivation that rich soil can produce.
but the careful years OF judicious gar
| dening. In the house, aside from all
other attractions, is an art gallery
worthy OF note. one that represents the
taste Of one who has CLEANED from the
true enjoyment in his possession OF the
place and who does not forget to return
to it for quiet recreation after more
taxing duties elsewhere. He drives a
great deal. and this pleasure is ex-
tended. like all others the country home
has to offer, TO his guests.
Miss Dorothy Chapman, the charm
ing young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Chapman, has been receiving
a good bit of attention since her recent
coming out Miss Gertrude Perry's large
luncheon for her at the Fairmont was
but one of number of delightful
affairs that have helped to keep this
young girls time well occupied
Miss Dorothy Williams, who Is win
tering in Washington. d. c.. is known
to Californians as the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gardner Williams, well re-
membered here and once residents OF
this state. Mr. Williams wealth is
the result of mining in South Africa.
Miss Williams has a happy season be-
fore her and one that has begun most
auspiciously.
Mrs. Arthur Brander's visit from the
south was made a gala occasion by
her many friends. who Wed with each
other in providing diversion for this
since her girlhood days as Miss Ger
and although she has been at times
absent from her home city for lengthy
periods seems never forgotten. AS
soon as she aDDearS she stems irnnaa5f-