The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09
THE SMART SET

TO be given Thursday evening FeDru-
arv Is. for the attractive Chicago girL
one of the delightful affairs Tor MISS
Mccormick will be the informal dance
that the Misses Boerlcke Will give
Tuesday evening, February 10, at their
home in Washington street
The marriage Of Miss Ethel MartsOn
and Captain Thomas Caldwell Turner.
U s N. will take place wednesday
evening at the home of Mr. and MIS-
Walter Il. Cope in Union street Ine
IMPRESSIVE service viii be read by Rev
Father Prendergast IN the presence OF
a small company Of relatives and close
friends The bride will be attended
by her aunt, Mrs. Walter 3 Cope, as
matron of honor. and the Drldesnalds
will be Miss Marguerite Buffers ana
Miss Julia Dixon of Merced. Lieuten-
ant Charles Kerrick, u. S. n, viii act
as best man. and the ushers viii be
Lieutenant Church. u. :. N, and George
Fuller The wedding is one OF the
Interesting ceremonies of the season,
but the details have been arranged
quite simply and the guest list has
been restricted to the. closest friends
of the couple.
Captain Turner Is stationed at Mare
island. where the couple will make
their home after a brief wedding jour
ney.
Another wedding OF tomorrow even
ing will be that of Miss Maize Crowley
and Howard Blethen. which will take
place at che home of the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs T. j. Crowley IN
California street.
Miss. Mary HOlIister Of San Luis
Obispo is visiting friends in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs Thomas Eastland entertained
yesterday at a luncheon given at the
ST Francis for several guests. The
affair was quite informal and was
enjoyed by the closer friends OF the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Merrill OF Seattle
are at the FairmOnt for a few days. but
their friends here will have only
brief glimpse of them. since they will
leave shortly for Santa Barbara. Mrs.
Merrill is a sister OF Mrs. Cuyler Lee
and has wide acquaintance in society.
The patronesses Of the second sub
scription dance. that was given Satur-
day evening in the colonial ballroom at
the st. Francis, are receiving many
compliments on the delightful success
of the dancing party. Among those
who arranged the details of the af-
fair were:
Mrs Noses Heller Mrs. j. b. LeVisOn
Mrs. William Fries Mrs. Leon Sloss
Mrs Leon Greenebaum Mrs. Albert Ehrman
Mrs Marcus $. kOsh- Mrs. Alexis Ehrman
land Mrs Abraham Stern
Mrs Louis Risdon Mead entertained
last Saturday afternoon at a tea given
at the Fafrmont with Miss Mabel Bovee
Toy as the cOmplimented guest. Since
the announcement of her engagement
to Francis Wayland Lucas, Miss Toy
has been the feted guest at a series
Of receptions, luneheOns and teas.
Mrs E. VI. Kittredge was hostess at
an informal at home given yesterday
at the FairmOnt. These afternoon re-
ceptions have proved very attractive.
and every Monday a large number OF
Mrs Kittredges friends have enjoyed
the afternoon with her at the Fair
mont.
Miss Ruth and Miss Dorothy Boericks
Will give tea today in honor Of Miss
Louise Mccormick. The guests will
include Miss Maude Wilson. Miss
Frances Newhall. Miss Laura Baldwin.
Miss Ruth Flack, Miss Edith Flacx
Miss Harriet Stringham. Miss MariorIe
Patterson, Miss Margaret Havne. Miss
virginia NewhalI and Miss Helen
Sutton.