The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
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GENEVIEVE
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ters, the Misses oliver. Since her re-
turn from her honeymoon trip Mrs.
Blethen has entertained at number
of pretty affairs Sand none more enjoy
able than the tea given for the Misses
oliver. The Oliver girls, accompanied
by their mother left yesterday for the
east and Europe, where they will pass
several months in travel
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Cobb Hale re-
turned last week after delightful
trip through the eastern states and a
stay in New York, Washington and
several of the eastern cities. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale Were extensively entertained
during their stay in the east. but their
friends here are pleased that they were
not induced to remain longer in New
York.
Dr James A. Black was host at
St Patricks dinner party given
Wednesday evening at the Family club
that is said to have been jolly affair
Most of the guests were professional
casion was the fact that no one of the.
score or more that celebrated st.
Patrick with such gusto had real
claim on the jovial saint That is to
say, no one was really of the Emerald
elan and no one could trace his lineage
TO Brian Boru.' However, one young
matron, who claims to have heard the
news of the dinner party. saws that
there was no lack of Irish enthusiasm.
reward the close of the evening one
young medical man began to count his
Irish friends. and another could boast
OF an Irish wife. A real Irishman
would have been. the hero of the even
ing, but it is to so on record as a rare
event that 20 elubmen without any
flavor of Erin but enthusiasm could
celebrate the patron saint like real dis
ciples of the "Ould Dart
Walter Dillingham; arrived last week
from Honolulu, and with his appear
ance IN the city rumors are revived of
an interesting engagement, the con-
hfmatlon of which would cause quite a
futter in society. The girl who
mas been credited with this always
fascinating secret is out of town, how
ever, and the gossips are awaiting the
developments with interest. If the an
nouncement should be scheduled for the
retTrn of the attractive girl with her
parents, the news might still be an item
or the Lenten season. for the party is
enjoying a tour of the grand canyon of
the Colorado, and will be here within
a fortnight. Meantime there is much
speculation about the probable an
nouncement. The close friends of the
two families say that there is not the
slightest excuse for the persistent
rumor.
Miss Carrie Calvin, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Il. +. Calvin, returned
last week after pleasant stay in
Honolulu, where she was entertained
extensively. Miss Calvin and her sister
have recently returned with their
parents to this side of the bay after a !
residence of several months in Oakland |
During their stay across the bay the +
Misses Calvin took an active part in /
the affairs of the younger set and were
prominent in society affairs while de- I
voting much of their time to more /
serious pursuits. Both daughters of I
the Z. e. Calvins are attractive girls, (
with many accomplishments, and will 4
be an acquisition to society in this city. /
They have a wide circle of friends here,
however, and entertain a great deal in
an informal way. The e. +. Calvfns 1
have taken apartments this winter at I
the Lafayette, where the Misses Calvin I
will entertain at a series of delightful +
parties after the Lenten season.
Miss Genevieve Walker, who is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Eleanor
Martin, at the home of the latter in
is the latest girl from New
York who will command attention this
sea son. Miss Walker is really the
granddaughter of the late Mr. Martin,
but Mrs Martin has taken an active
interest in her education and receives