The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25

Moseley will be a hostess of the
~ coming week, having included a
number of the girls of the younger
set in her invitation for cards for the
afternoon of Thursday, September 3d.
She will entertain her guests at the
family home in the Lakeside district
Miss Moseley is one of the attractive
to society this winter. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Andrew Moseley. who
has won so large a place in the esr
TEEN OF the smart set by her generous
hospitality and charming personality.
Miss Moseley will be delightfully."- feted
after her debut.
Monday afternoon Miss Cooper and
Miss Jane Cooper will be the COM
plimented guests at an informal tea
for which cards have been sent out
by Miss Mary Engelhardt. A number
of friends will be entertained at the
Engelhardt residence in Linda Vista.
The Cooper girls with their mother
are closing their Alameda home for a
year or so. during which time they
will remain in New York. Several
prettily appointed affairs will be given
In their honor before their departure
for the Atlantic coast.
Half a hundred young folk accepted
the hospitality of Mrs. George McNear
Jr. this evening, when she entertained
at a dance at the Piedmont club house.
dainty supper was served.
x,x,,bar re 0uaefu went ont from
town this evening to accept of the hos
pitalsty of Mrs. VIII Meek, who enter
tained at dance at her suburban home
near Hayward in honor of Miss Marion
Stone and Miss Harriet Stone, who will
leave next month for another year In
New York. Another affair, at which
they will be guests, will be the large
bridge party for which Mrs. Horny
Meek has sent out cards at The Or
chards the afternoon of Wednesday.
September 29.
Miss Evelyn Adams was luncheon
hostess yesterday, having asked doz-
en- friends to be her guests for the In
formal hour. which was concluded by
a game of cards.
Miss Manu- Henkenius, whose mar
riage with Frederick Stewart will be
a notable event of the coming week.
was the inspiration of two charming
affairs today, Miss Ruth Tisdale enter
tanning this afternoon and Mrs. w. H.
J. Matthews asking number OF guests
for cards this evening.
A little group of friends who enjoy
a fortnightly game of cards together
during the winter will be the guests
of Miss Edith Beck Monday afternoon
| for bridge and a supper.
= .
+, Mrs. Clarence Monroe Reed has been
entertaining as her house guest this
| week Mrs. Walter Scott, formerly Miss
| Ethel Amweg. The SCOTS are still
keeping their Ross valley home open.
although later they will return to town.
| Mrs. Frank Gilbreth, formerly Miss
Lillian Moller, who came to California
| from her home in New York several
weeks ago. is planning to remain the
| house guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Moller. until the holiday
season. when she will probably be
| joined by her husband for visit be-
fore returning to the Atlantic coast.
| The members of the Fabiola Hospital
association met this morning in a spe-
cial meeting to make preliminary ar
rangements for the brilliant musical
| festival which they are planning for
November 4. The charity event will
! be made the most notable OF the winter
| in many ways, and will receive the
patronage of the smart set on this side
of the bay. Mrs. Remi Chabot is presi-
dent of the associations Among the
women prominently Identified with her
are Mrs. John Yule. Mrs. Isaac Requa
Mrs Oscar Long, Mrs. Kate Dunn, Mrs.
| Robert knight, Mrs. Leon Bocqueraz
Mrs. Mark ReQua and Mrs. Quincy A.
| Chase,