The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

MISS Mss Dorothy Woods Mrs Covington Pringle
MISS Maude Woods Miss Gertrude Ballard
Miss Claire Nichols Miss Louise BOYD
Miss Helen Baker Mrs Roy Somers
Miss Marian Marvin
The dance given last evening by
score or more of the younger set at
the California club rooms was an en-
joyable affair and the patronesses for
the interesting reunion were Mrs Eu-
gene A. Bresse. Mrs. Frank d. Bates
Mrs Wendell p Hammon Mrs. F. w.
Thompson and Mrs. Fl. l. Van Wrinkle
The club is composed of young girls
who have not made their formal bow
TO society and among the members
present last evening were:
Miss Miss Edith Hoefer Miss Dorothy Parker
Mss Mss Lurline Matson Miss Georgine Hansen
MISS Metha McAIahan Miss Rose Parker
Miss Dorothy Mann Miss Anna Holmes
Mrs. E. III. Davenport and Miss Dav-
enport will pass part of the summer at
least with Mr.. and Mrs. Hewett Daven-
port at Spirit Lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
davenport have made their home at
this picturesque place since their we'd
ding, several months ago.
Mrs. Henry Stevens Kiersted is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. p. C. Nc
Bean, at the Fairmont, and will remain
mere until after the marriage of her
brother, Athol Mclean, and Miss Mar
garet Newhall next month.
Mrs James King Steele will leave
snorty Tor the southern part of the
state. where she will enjoy a visit
during the early summer. and it is
possible that she will be accompanied
on the trip by Miss Ethel Shorb. who
mas entirely recovered from her recent
illness.
Mrs. A. A. Watkins of Sausalito will
leave next week for a visit to her
uaus nler Mrs Orr1n Wolfe, who left
recently TO join Captain Wolfe at Fort
seward, Alaska. Mrs. Watkins is a
IaVorlte in the army set, as well as in
society In the transbay city, and will
oe entertained at several pleasant af-
falrs before. her departure for the
north Among those who will preside
at farewell parties for Mrs Watkins
are MRS. j. Hanify of The Moorings,
and Mrs, H. Clay Miller. Mrs. Wat
kins is the wife of Captain A. A. Wat
kins, and the couple have resided in
Sausalito for many years
MRS. Eleanor Martin was among the
guests at the st. Francis for luncheon
yesterday and was accompanied by her
attractive granddaughter, Miss Gene
We've Walker. Among others at lunch
con We're Mr. and Mrs. William c. r.
win, with Miss Helene Irwin: Mrs. g.
y. Alexander, Miss Harriet Alexander.
Mrs. Charles Josselyn, Miss Mary JOS
seiyn, Miss Marjorie -Josselyn and Mrs.
Frederick McNear.
wedding of particular interest to
society In this city will take place to-
day at the home of Mrs Seymour
Cunningham in Litchfield, Conn, when
Miss Ethel Whitney will become the
bride of Charles Allen of New York.
MISS Whitney is the daughter of State
Senator Whitney OF. Alameda county.
who died in 1898, and Mrs. George
E. Whitney, and is a niece of the late
Associate Justice Stephen j. Field of
the United States supreme court. She
has made her home in Washington for
many years and has a wide acouaint-
ance In eastern society, but has found
time for frequent visits to this city
and Oakland where she has relatives
and friends. The couple will reside
in New York.
Sac
ramento will arrive here next Tuesday
for visit with friends in this city
and with relatives across the boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood Hooker. who
left this week for New York. accom-
panied by Miss Jennie Hooker, will
remain in the eastern city for a brief
stay before sailing for Europe, where
they will pass the summer
Miss Janet Won Schroeder is the guest
of Mrs. Eleanor Martin for a few days
at the home of the latter in Broad
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jason are estab-
lished in their country home. Ridge
wood" near San Rafael, for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Il. de Young and
Miss Kathleen de Young are passing
a few days in New York before sailing
for Europe.
The w. H. Langdons have leased
the Bowie country home in Palo Alto
and will pass the summer at their at
tractive new place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Coryell returned
yesterday on the Mongolia after a de-
HgntIul VlSlt IN honolulu and will re-
main in town at the Fairmont for a
short time before returning to their
home at Fair Oaks.
Miss Florence Dunham was the COM
plimented guest at a recent luncheon
given by Miss Lottie Woods at the
home of the hostess in California
street. A score of guests enjoyed the
pretty affair, and the table was effec-
lively decorated with American beauty
roses.
DR.. w. w. King of the United States
public health and marine hospital serv-
ice and Mrs. King have taken apart
fnents at the Mossgiel at Washington
and Jones streets for the summer.
Mrs. Joseph Bernard keenan, has
sent out cards for bridge party to
be given this afternoon at her home in
Union street. While the party will be
quite informal it is anticipated ais
one of the pleasant affairs of the week
Mrs. William Skeels of Philadelphia.
who has been visiting friends in this
city, is at present in Sacramento.
Gold Studs in the Laundry