The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21

pIeIlleSt dHalrS or the mOnln. AnlOHS
those who called during the afternoon
were:
Miss Clara Allen Miss Avis Sherwood
Miss Jeanne Gallos Miss Dorothy Brace
Miss Dolly MacGayin Miss Dorothy Boerieke
Miss Hannah du Bois Miss Ruth Boericke
Miss Emily du Bois Miss Alice oge
Miss Janet Coleman Miss Anita Maiiiiard
Miss Dorothy Woods Miss Elya de Pue
Miss Dorothy Van Sickien will en-
terrain at bridge party to be given
Wednesday. February 8, in compliment
to Miss Marian Miller and Miss Helen
Jones. Miss Marian Miller Will be the
guest of honor at the tea TO be given
the preceding day by Miss Suzanne
Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. j. Downey Harvey arrived yes
terday from Del Monte and is the guest
Of Mrs. Eleanor Martin at the home OF
the latter in Broadway. Mrs. Harvey
will remain in town for an indefinite
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. william G. Irwin will
entertain at a dinner party to be given
Friday evening at their attractive home
in Washington street. Since the re-
turn of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin from
abroad they have entertained fire.
quently at their hospitable home and
their daughter. Miss Helen Irwin, has
been hostess at a number of affairs for
the younger set The dinner Friday
will be for the younger married friends
of the host and hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lent entertained
at an informal dinner given last even
ing at their home in Eddy street for
q few friends.
Mrs Henry Foster Dutton was
hostess yesterday at an informal tea
given at the Fairmont for over q score
of guests. The affair was one OF Sc
ries that Mrs. Dutton has been giving
this winter at the hotel.
Frank III. Buck was host last evening
at an enjoyable dinner party given at
the Fairmont. The table decorations
were American beauty roses and covers
were laid for the following guests:
Mr. and Mrs AldenIMr. and Mrs. de Pue
Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mr.; and Mrs AleAan- chanslor
Mrs Samuel Benson has sent out
cards for a bridge party that she will
give Friday. January %. at her home
in Clay street. Mrs. Benson will be
assisted by her mother, Mrs. George
Ames.
Mrs, Noble H. Eaton will be hostess
Wednesday. January %. at bridge
party to be given at her home in VAL
lejo street
Mrs. George Hill Stoddard will enter
tain next Monday at a tea to be given
at the Fairmont in compliment TO Miss
Maizie Crowley, the fiancee of Howard
linfh xxvIn has
guest at so many of the recent affairs.
A number of the debutantes from
town will attend the Saturday evening
dance at Berkeley. This is the third
in the series of six dances given by a
club of girls in the college town that
have attracted guests from this side of
the bay. Among those who will at
tend the dance are Miss Cora Smith,
Miss Ruth and Miss Dorothy Boericke
and Miss Marjorie Patterson.
Mrs Joseph Masten will give a series
of card parties next week and the dates
announced are January 81 and January
2S at the home of the hostess in Wash
ington street.
Miss Marguerite Buffers, who is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Augustus
Bray. will be hostess at dinner party
to be given next Thursday at her home
in Broadway for a dozen guests Among
those who have received cards for the
affair are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayes
Smith. Miss Ethel Amweg. Walter
Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Allen Keyes of
Salt Lake City arrived here yesterday
and are at the st. Francis for an in
definite stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Keyes have
been visiting friends in the southern
part of the state and will be the in
centive for many affairs during their
visit in the city. This is their first
visit here since the fire, although they
were here every year preceding the
disaster and have wide circle of
friends.
Brigadier General Edward Davis, u.
S. A, who arrived here on the Man
churia from Honolulu, has gone to
Byron Hot Springs for few days rest
before going east.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin presided at a
delightful dinner given Tuesday even
ing at the st. Francis for less than a
dozen guests. Among those who en-
joyed the hospitality of the hostess
on this occasion were:
Mr. and Mrs. Walter slTempleton Croker
Martin Miss Jennie Croker
Mr. and Mrs. Horace D. Miss Virginia Jollfffe
Pillsbury John Lawton
Henry t. Scott will be host at an
elaborate dinner to be given Tuesday
evening, February 2, at the st. Francis.
Miss Louise Mccormick, the daughter
OF c. o. Mccormick OF Chicago, will be
the guest of friends in this city during
the month of February Miss McCor-
mick will arrive here within week or
two and will be entertained by Miss
Ruth and Miss Dorothy Boericke at
their home In Washington street. The
charming young eastern girl will prob
ably be the incentive for several of the
February affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin are at
the Hotel Astoria in Paris and write
enthusiastic letters from the French
capital of their charming location Mr..
and Mrs. Martin will remain abroad