The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

me usnerS We're Carl Wolff, Ramon
Reyntiens. sHerbert Baker and Roscoe
Hazard of San Diego DIR. Richard de
lie Caire of San Diego acted as best
man.
Among the guests were:
WI, ana Mrs Wakefield Miss Helene Irwin
naker Miss Elizabeth Newhal
MI; ana Mrs Harry Miss Sara Coffin
a, holDrook Miss Jeanne Gallois
~, anu MIS- hodman Miss Ruth Foster
NJ Ell Miss Carrie Mills
Potter Langhorne Miss Io5ise Ror6 arr6Son
NI1 and Mrs PhilipIMrs Roy Somers
y, Dahctolt Miss Floride Hunt
-di. ana MIS- Frank Miss Natalie Hunt
~ iiuiss s w., Mss Ruth Richards
III, anu Mrs. William Mrs. j. A. Groom
Mrs. Howard Arerr Rarnard Eord
Mrs. Henry Campbell Sidney Ford
Mrs Alexander Hamil- Miss Marian Wright
Miss Nellie Grant Henrv Hem SdnGeS "a pfot Keed
ar; ana Mrs. Boswelll Maurice Barclay
hlns lLeavitt Baker
Ihe country dance" given last even
ing at the Presidio was attended by
over 100 guests and was one of the
most delightful affairs ever given at the
oincers' club. The invitations requested
that every girl bring a neat little
basket tied with string and contain
ing luncheon for two; and as each
arrived her basket was taken-each
basket, by the way, having the card
of the donor inclosed-and later in the
evening the baskets were auctioned and
the recipient took the girl to supper
whose card he found in the little
basket. Every girl wore a bingham
dress and sunbonnet. in order, said the
invitation. that they might feel, at the
end of the dance, like taking part in a
country reel.
The dance was preceded by several
dinner parties. and among those who
entertained were Captain and Mrs.
Sterling Postley Adams, who had Miss
Bessie Louise Dichman and her fance,
Lieutenant Thurman Bane, as the COM
plimented guests. Others at the dinner
party were:
Lieutenant Christie. Miss Nancy Clark
MISS H: :; Eva a Smith Dr. Van Agnew
Among the guests from town who
enjoyed the affair were:
Miss Genevieye Walker Miss Peggy Simpson
Miss Fernando Pratt
Miss Genevieve Walker was hostess
yesterday at meeting of the commit
tee of young society women who are
working for the success of the "Fete
du Printemps," which will be held April
% at the st. Francis. Among those
who assembled at the home of Mrs
Eleanor Martin yesterday to discuss
plans for the fete were:
Mrs Walter Martin Miss Helene Irwin
Miss Jennie Crocker Miss Hammond
Mrs. Joseph Oliver To- Miss Page Brown
bin Mrs. Frederick McNear
Mrs Harry Stetson Mrs. Augustus Taylor
Mrs. Baldwin Wood Miss Augusta Foute
Miss Howard
Baroness Won Schroeder and her
daughter, Miss Janet Won Schroeder. en-
tertained yesterday at tea given at
the Hotel Rafael for over 100 guests.
Among those who called during the
afternoon to say farewell to the hostess
and her daughter, who are leaving next
month for Europe, were:
Mrs. Eleanor Martin Miss Alice Oge
Mrs. John A Darling Mrs. William Babcock
Miss Genevieve Walker Mrs Frank Johnson
Miss Kathleen Finnegan Mrs George Boyd
Miss Nellie Grant Miss Louise Boyd
Miss Edith Hoefer will entertain at
one of the largest parties of the sea-
son, to be given for nearly 100 young
friends this afternoon at the Fairmont
An elaborate luncheon will be followed
by bridge party.
Miss Vera Meyer, whose marriage
with Hugh owen will take place Tues
day, April 90, has beeh the feted guest
at several of the recent parties, and
among the enjoyable affairs of this
week was the luncheon given in honor
of this bride elect at the Fairmont,
when Miss Hilda Van Sicklen presided
as hostess.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Lengfeldt are en-
joying a viSit in the southern part of
Italy and Will remain there. for an IN
definite time.
Miss Gertrude Freese has sont olt
cards for a bridge party that she will
give April 80 for large number OF
guests.
Miss Enid Gregg has just been elected
member of the Spinners' club, and
in an organization where there is al
ready such Unusual talent in musi-
cal and dramatic way this attractive
girl is receiving a cordial welcome on
account of her many accomplishments.
She is pianist of considerable skill
and is the possessor of pleasing voice.
so that she will contribute upon fire.
quent occasions in future to the pro-
grams presented by these clever society
people and club members.
Mrs. S. Fletcher Ryer was hostess
last evening at an informal dinner
given at the Fairmont. and among
those who enjoyed the hospitality OF
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