The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
Result of Uoting
on KirnaeSS Dances


one was tired enough 10 wish the
kirmess st an end. for several OF the
dancers begged for another night or the
festival as sort OF farewell perform
ance- The committee in charge, how
ever thought that the original plan
was better. and the bevv of society
actors We're retired while they were
still enthusiastic over their stage ex-
perience- The audience last evening
brought the same interest TO the kir-
mess that made Tie first evening mem
orable and the applause was spontane-
Gus and often prolonged for some IA
vorite specially
Many OF the dancers had been feted
. before the kirmess at the elaborate
dinner given at thes 81. Francis and
were enjoying their last party with all
the zest OF young people who have been
pleasantly complimented upon their
previous success and are confident of q
last triumphant evening. The Fluffy
Ruffies. the dancers in the TarantelIa
and the Aiarsouvians with the Irish
harvest dancers were among those who
were banoueted at the hotel before the
kirmess last evening.
Mrs Watson Dana. Fennimore
brought % Fluffy Ruff1es girls and BOYS
10 her dinner party. and among those
VINO enjoyed the occasion We're:
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Miss Erns Herman Miss France. Stewart
Miss Dorothy ~ Gerald Haisey
Sickiel Miss Lalla Wenzelburrer
Emil Kehrlein George HiIIcutt
After the dinner party the young
people from the various dances mingled
in a medley dance and the throwing of
confetti gave quite a carnival spirit to
the party. The Fluffy Rufties girls had
pretty favors OF miniature FLUFFY Ruff
ies in dainty painted design. Those IN
the Poriols and Spanish. dances were
also st the -. Francis for the carnival
dinner and were in the picturesque pro-
cession that glided around the tables
after dinner in an impromptv march.
TIE elaborate dinner was held in the
white and gold dining room and there
were about l50 guests from the kirmess
with the chaperons OF the various.
dances.
Among those who enjoyed the party
were:
Mss Gertrude Ballard Miss Marian Nsrvin
( Mss Claire Nichols Miss Florence ciur
Miss Eleanor Cusa;ng Effnghsm sutton
Miss Joy Wilson Chris Miller
Miss Fernando Pratt Hsrrey Evans
Miss Lou Foster Paul Foster
Miss Merritt Reid Evan Eranx
Miss Enid Gregg Seyd Havens
Miss Kathleen dc otto Grsu
q hc1Eg Charles Ge Young
Miss Doris Wiltshire Melville Bowman
The audience presented almost the
same dazzling effect as on the first
evening. but every seat was fHed in
the theater and many in the audience
chose TO wear darker gowns than on
het previous evenings. The entire ef-
feet was that Of an opera night. how
ever. and society had the same keen
interest as on the first presentation
O. the kirmess.
Among the noticeable gowns were
the following.
Nr. and Mrs A IL Simpson enter
tanned 2 party OF friends in their box,
and among those IN the group were
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hewlett OF Los
Angeles and Mrs. Austin Sperry.- Mrs.
{ SIMPSON gown was blue satin with
lace. and with the attractive costume
she wore white opera wrap.
Miss HELEN Son and Miss Blanche Son
We're with 4 party Of friends. Miss
Helen was IN pink satin and Miss
Blanche was gowned IN blue.
Miss Susanne McEwen wore q gown
Of gray satin.
Miss Florence Ives wore a gown Of
gray satin with applique in the same
Mrs. Lansing kellogg was beautifully
gowned Ia PINK satin and Miss Alice
l3ager also Wore gown in the pink
shades.
Miss Marie Rose Dean was gowned in
lavender satin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott Davis
were among those who enjoyed the last
evening of the kirmess. and Mrs. Davis
was gOwned In peacock blue satin.
Mrs Edgar Peixotto wore a gown Of
black satin embellished with gold lace.
Miss Olga Heyman wore a gown OF
blue satin made in The empire mode.
with lace On the bodice.
Mrs. Henry l. Dodge was govned in
] black lac. .itb bands OF black satin.
and bad as her guests Mrs Gale and
Nr. and Mrs Waiter r Quick.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson ClIans-
lor We're IN the audience. and Mrs.
Cfanslor was gowned in blue satin
with a coat OF darker blue and a large