The San Francisco call., 1909-03-25
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was quite as SucceSsrul as the
several preceding affairs that
have attracted guests to the off,
GERS club. The club was decorated in
the green's and spring flowers that
made pretty setting for the scores
of attractive gowns.
number of dinner parties preceded
the dance, and among those who en-
tertained guests were Miss Dolly
MacGavin, who was hostess at, an in
formal dinner given at her home in
California street for half dozen
friends. and Mrs Sterling Postfey
Adams, who entertained score of
guests at a dinner party before the
hop. Among those who enjoyed the
hospitality of Captain and Mrs. Adams
on this occasion were:
Capt Bottoms. U, ' 5. A. a. Mr.. = and Mrs. william
Miss Ethel Bottoms Davis
Lieut.. and Mrs. Turner
Among those who enjoyed the army
hop last evening were:
Miss Dolly MacGavin Lieut.. and Mrs. Brown
Miss Anna Weller ing
Miss Dorothy Draper Capt and Mrs. Stafford
Miss Elsa Draper Can't and Mrs Long
Miss Erna Herman Col and Mrs. Lundeen
Miss Augusta Foute Lieut. Naylor u S. A.
Miss Helen Baker lLieut Pritchett
Miss AurieI Steele u 8 A
Miss Helen Floyd Lieut. Vaughan T. g. A.
MI and Mrs. Cuyler Lieut.. Randall, U. S. A.
Lee Lieut.. Cruise. U. S. A.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lieut.. Hickson, L. s. A.
Risdon Mead Lieut.. Pearson, U. S. A.
Capt and Mrs. Tobin Lieut.. Walker US. A.
capt and Mrs. Wheeler Lieut.. Fernival, U.s. A.
Capt. and Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Remi Chabot entertained yes
terday at luncheon given in the gray
room at the Fairmont in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch of New
York, who are the guests of Mrs.
Lynchs mother. Mrs. James K. Moffitt,
in oaklands The luncheon yesterday
was given by Mrs. Chabot for the
closer friends of the honored guests
and was an enjoyable affair. The dec
orations were American beauty roses
and covers were laid for the following
guests;
Mr.. unap and Mrs James Roger Boequeraz
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mrs Robert S. knight
Henry Dieckman Mrs James X Mofftt
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Boo. Paul Kosakevitch
queraz Willard Barton
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Mrs Herbert Mofftt
Knowles Mrs James Mofhtt Jr
Mrs. H. NJ. A Miller will entertain
next Saturday afternoon at a luncheon
to be given at the Fairmont. The af-
fair Will be informal and less than a
dozen guests will be entertained.
Miss LA Sontag, who has been travel
ing in Europe for a year with her
mother, Mrs. Julian Sontag, and her
grandmother. Mrs. Julius Refs, will sail
next month from Paris for New York.
and will return to this city within
few weeks. Miss Sontag is one OF the
attractive younger girls, and will be
debutante of next winter. The Son.
tags will occupy their home in Scott
and Vallejo streets, which has been
leased for the past two years.
Mrs. Caesar Bertheau and her daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Bertheau. left yester-
day morning for the east and Europe.
where they will remain for year. The
trip is planned especially for the bene-
fit of Mrs Bertheau's health, and it
is hoped that several months stay at
Carlsbad will bring about complete
restoration
Mrs. Eleanor Martin has been en-
joying a brief visit at Burlingame,
where she has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs oscar Cooper, at their pic
-turesque bungalow
Miss Genevieve Walker is at San
Rafael, where she is enjoying a visit
at the home of the Baroness Won
Schroeder and is the complimented
guest at series of informal affairs
given by the Misses Won Schroeder.
Miss Louise Boyd gave one of the
prettiest luncheons of the week at her
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quite informal and was enjoyed by
half dozen friends of the hostess.
Among those present were Miss Dolly
Cushing. Miss Helen Baker Miss Ruth
Boericke. Miss Lucille wilkins.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Toy have given
up their home in Presidio avenue and
will leave this week for their new
residence in Alameda, where they will
pass the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Toy.
Miss Dorothy Boericke and Miss
Louise Mccormick are enjoying a de-
lightful outing at Paso Robles and will
extend their visit until April 10 in
stead of returning this week as they
had intended. Miss Mccormick will
pass few days in this city before
leaving for her home in Chicago.
Judge Charles Weller is GONZALES
cent after an illness of several days
and will soon be able to be out again.
The friends of Mrs. William Kohl
are rejoicing that she has returned to
town after her long absence and are
the more pleased since it is probable
that Mrs. Kohl will remain at the
Fairmont for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Charles j. Stovel will entertain
next Friday afternoon at an informal
tea TO be given at her home in Steiner
street.
Miss Helen Williams who has been
extensively entertained during her
visit in this city and in Berkeley,
leaves today for her home in New
York Miss Williams has been the
guest of friends here for several weeks
and has been the complimented guest
at many of the recent affairs given
by the younger set.
Mrs. Ryland B. Wallace, who has
been abroad for several months, has
returned to this city and is at the
Granada, temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs George Whitteu will