The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13

popular girls in society. Her marriage
to the young Portland man will be a
matter of interest to a large number Of
friends. The details are not decided
upon. but the affair will be one of the
prettiest of the early summer we'd
dings. 1t will be news also that the
wedding journey will take the couple
to Japan, where they will pass several
weeks In travel. They will return
however, to make their home in this
city.
Miss Florence Hunt entertained last
evening at a bridge party given at her
nome in Pacific avenue for a score of
young friends. The affair was in COM
pliment to Miss Natalie Hunt and was
entirely for the younger set. Among
those who enjoyed the informal party
were:
Miss Suzanne Kirkpat Harold Plummer
TICK Spencer Brown
Miss Augusta Foute William Volkman
Miss Marian Miller Carl WOLF
MISS MISS Doris Wiltshire Allen Macdonald
Miss Harriet Alexander Philip Westeott sa
Miss Helen Jones Albert Bates
Effngham Sutton
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton was
hostess yesterday at luncheon given
at the Fairmont, and among those who
shared the hospitality of the hostess
on this occasion were
sl Mrs. Fletcher Ryer Mrs Thomas Eastland
Mrs. Wakefield Baker Miss Jolliffe
Mrs Clement Tobin
MISS Helen Jones will be hostess this
afternoon at a bridge party to be given
at her home in Buchanan street in
compliment to Miss Marian Miller,
whose debut was an event of the
month. The afternoon at cards will
be followed by tea, for which num-
Der of additional guests are hidden.
Mrs Carter Pitkin Pomeroy will be
hostess this evening at a dinner party
to be given at her home in Clay street
with Miss Natalie Coffin as the guest
of honor.
Mrs. Thomas Eastland will entertain
this afternoon at a tea to be given at
her home In Clay street. It will be
one Of the delightful affairs OF the
week
Miss Florence C1uff and Miss Doris
Wiltshire will be the complimented deb
utantes at the dinner dance to be given
this evening by Mr.. and Mrs. M. H
de Young.
Mrs. William Mayo NewhaIl will en-
tertain today at a debutante luncheon
In compliment to Miss Virginia and
Miss Frances Newhall.
Miss Genevieve Harvey has not let
returned to Del Monte. but is enjoying
visit as the guest of friends in town
Miss Harvey passed the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. j. Downey Harvey,
but returned here with her father and
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Cooper and later of Mrs. Eleanor
Martin.
Miss Anna Weller, with her cousin,
Miss Eliza McMullin, and Miss Anna
Peters of Stockton, will be the at
tractive trio of complimented guests
at the luncheon to be given January
%, when Mrs. Robert Hayes will pre-
side as hostess. Since her return here
Mrs. Hayes is taking part in many of
the affairs of the younger set, with
whom she was a fayorite before her
marriage a year or more since. Mrs.
Hayes was formerly Miss Sue NicoI of
Stockton.
Mrs. Anna Farrell and her daughter.
Miss Kathleen Farrell left yesterday
for long trip to Egypt and the Holy
land. Mrs. Farrell and her daughter
will travel all summer, and it is prob
able that upon her return Miss Farrell
will be formally presented to society
A number of farewell parties have
preceded the departure of this popular
girl for foreign lands.
Mrs. J. P. Martin has been confined
to her home for the last week with a
severe cold. but her friends are hoping
that she will be out again within a
few days.
Miss Sara Coffin will be the compli-
mented guest at the informal dinner
to be given this evening by Miss Car
rie Griflths.
Mrs. j. r. Pourie, wife of Captain
Pourie, u. S. A., Is convalescent after
her recent illness and has returned to
her home after brief visit out of
town.
Miss Jeanne Gallois will be dinner
hostess preceding the dance to be given
this week by the Friday Night club.
Mrs. I. Lowenberg presided at an
elaborate dinner given last evening in
the gray room at the F'airmont. over
a score of guests enjoyed the affair
Mrs. Edgar Preston will be hostess
at an elaborate bridge party to be
given January IS In her apartments at
the Fairmont- A large number of
friends have received cards for the
affair and there will probably be about
80 guests. The hour at bridge will be
followed by supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Welch Jr. en-
q a md
bridge party given at the Fairmont for
less than q dozen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy T Morcan 1uill