The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
Alberta Lvernash, talented young pianist who viii give

ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. McClanahan,
will entertain at a luncheon to be
given today at her home in Broadway.
The complimented guest will be Miss
Louise Mccormick of Chicago, who is
the guest of Miss Ruth and Miss Dor
othy Boericke. Miss Mccormick will
again be the complimented guest at
the luncheon to be given tomorrow at
the Francisco club, when Miss Marian
Angellotti will preside as hostess.
Mrs. Henry Schmiedell was hostess
yesterday at a tea given at the Fair
mont in compliment to Miss Elizabeth
Woods Miss Janet Coleman was also
hostess az a tea yesterday given at her
home in California street to complf-
ment Miss Louise Boyd. Another tea
of particular interest to the younger
set was given by Miss Olive Wheeler
at her home in Washington street.
Miss Wheeler greeted over 100 guests
at her afternoon reception.
Miss Janet Coleman was assisted In
receiving her guests by:
Mrs. Russell Bogue Miss Virginia Newhan
Mrs. George CadwaladerMrs. ]. C&Coleman
Mrs Boswell King Miss Coleman
Miss Gertrude Ballard
Among those who called during the
afternoon We're:
Mrs. 1GthrOp ElllnWOOd MISS ErDa hetHAn
Mrs. Orville Pratt Miss Floride Hunt
Miss Merritt Reid Miss Dolly MacGavin
Mrs Kenneth MacDon Mrs. Andrew Welch Jr.
aid Mrs. Roy Somers
Miss Olive Wheeler's tea was quite a
! delightful event and the scores OF
| young guests enjoyed a merry hour.
! Among those in the receiving party
with Miss Wheeler were:
Miss Frances Martin miss Anna Weller
Miss Eiya de Pue Miss Emily johnson
Miss Marian Marvin Miss Dorothy Woods
Miss Natalie Hunt
| Among those who were hidden for the
| afternoon were:
Miss Ruth Boericke Miss AmaIia Simpson
/ Miss Dorothy Boerieke Sheldon Pennoyer
| Miss Louise Mccormick Charles s. Wheeler Jr.
Mrs Kenneth MacDon- Bradley Wallace
aid Charles Adams
Miss Rita Roe Gerald Halsey
! Miss Constance Davis Arnold Weber
Miss Elena Brewer Robert Weber
4 Miss Dolly MacGavin Evan Langstroth
Miss Laura Smith Hall Roe
Miss Dorothy Everett
Mrs. SchmiedelTs was the informal
affair of the trio yesterday, and
| among those who greeted the guest OF
honor were:
Miss Innes Keeney Miss. Suzanne Kirkpst-
Miss Maude Wilson rick
! Miss Dolly MacGavin Miss Katherine nonohoe
Miss Augusta Foute
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton will en-
tertain Monday, February 10. at the
third in a series of bridge parties
that she has been giving at the Fair
mont Among those who enjoyed the
hospitality of the hostess on the for
mer occasions were:
Mrs Samuel Pond Miss Jennie Blair
Miss Grace Buckley Mrs. Robert Fenwick
Miss Violet Buckley Mrs. Harry Gray
Miss Elizabeth Zane Mrs. Ralph Hart
Mrs Henry ClarencelMr John Rogers Clark
Breeden Mrs. Frank Deering
| Miss Maye Colburn Mrs. Charles Deering
Mrs. Walter Quck
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Robson are es-
/ tablished in an attractive home in
Berkeley, and Mrs. Robson is a fire.
quent guest at affairs in town. This
attractive young matron will entertain
! at an informal luncheon to be given
! Wednesday, February "a, at her home
in North Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Marye Jr.
| are at the Fairmont again, and will
probably remain until April, when they
/ expect to return to Washington Mrs.
! Marye was in the east for several
weeks and was extensively entertained
during her stay in New York and
Washington. Their friends here are
regretting that the couple will not
stay In the city for an indefinite time
instead of passing the summer in the
eastern cities, as they intend.
Mrs. Charles K. Harley will enter
| tain at series of bridge parties to be
! given next week, and the first affair Is
to be an event of Tuesday. The sec
| ond in the series of card parties is
announced for Friday of next week and
will take place at the home of the
hostess.
One of the prettiest. luncheons of the
coming week among the debutante af-
fairs is planned by Miss katherine
Donohoe, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph A Donohoe, who will enter
tain several friends next Wednesday
at her home in Broadway.
An event of great social Importance
will be the reception to be given
Wednesday, February II, at the Sim
mons home in Sacramento. A number
of sguests from town are among those
bidden for the occasion and those in
the receiving party will be DR.. and Mrs
g. L. Simmons, Dr. and Mrs. Gustavus
Crocker Simmons and DR. and Mrs
Samuel Ever Simmons. The reception
has almost become an annual event
since the Simmons family entertain
each year at one or two elaborate par
ties given at their home. The house
is admirably adapted for entertaining