The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
The Jmdrt Jet
! RS. WALTER s. MARTIN en-
tertained recently at delight
full moonlight outing and picnic

OF friends from Burlingame. The
party was a sort of farewell affair.
since Mr.. and Mrs. Martin leave today
for an extended visit at Paso Robies
and in the southern part of the state
Miss Laura Baldwin entertained yes
terday afternoon at an informal card
party and tea given at her home in
Presidio terrace. Among the girls
who enjoyed the affair were:
Miss Harriet AlexanderIsliss Innes Keeney
Mss MIss as nana Wilson Miss S ssdnsy naIi,
Miss Marian Miller Miss Augusta Foute
A number of society girls will at
tend the dance that will be given
Monday evening on board the Tennes-
see, when the officers will be the hosts
Of the occasion. A delightful round
of social affairs viii be given on the
various battleships. and in the pro-
gram are .eas, luneheons and dinner
parties Last evening Paymaster
Skipwith, u s. N, entertained 1g
guests at a dinner on board the Penn
syivania.
Charles Adams and Gerald Halsey
will entertain this afternoon at a mat
inee party to be given at one of the
local theaters, to be followed by tea
at the Fairmont for the guests. The
afternoon affair is in compliment to
Miss Louise Mccormick, who is the
guest of the Misses Boericke at their
home in Washington street. Among
those who are bidden for the oeea-
sion are:
Miss Ethel McAllister George willcutt
Miss Dorothy Van Walter Hush
sIeAien lEfhngham Sutton
MISS MISS Anna Weller iGena Cowgirl
Misses Woods frederick Woods
Misses Boerieke
Mrs. William Matson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lurline Matson, will leave
May % for the east and Europe. where
they will pass the summer in travel.
Miss Matson will finish school this
month and will return from her Euro
pean trip in time for the gayeties of
next winter. She will probably be q
debutante Of next season
Miss Jennie Blair has been visiting
friends in San Jose recently and. in
fact, ihas passed most of the late sea
son travelling in the southern part of
the, state.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin has been en-
joying a visit at Burlingame. where
she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Martin. She returned yester-
day. Mrs Martin is FREQUENT visitor
to San Mateo and is the guest either
of the Walter Martins or the oscar
Coopers during her stay.
Mrs Ryland Wallace entertained
party of young people at dinner and
later at the theater in compliment to
her son, Bradley Wallace, who will
leave shortly for Europe. where he
will pass several months in study and
travel Among those bidden TO the
delightful farewell party were:
Miss Augusta route Miss Eliza McMuIIin
Miss Dorothy Van lGeorge Wiiicutt
Sicklen Glenn eowvil1
Mrs. c. E. InEerson has been Waiting
her son. Charles F. Ingerson. at bis
studio in Sutter street and has been
entertained at round of delizhtful
aHairs during her stay in town Mrs.
lngerson has many friends in Mill
Valley and about the bay, who have
taken this opportunity OF entertaining
for ner In an Informal way, and her
visit has been made quite memorable
in social sense She will ren,sin
here for several weeks longer with her
talented son.
Mrs. William Carey Van Fleet. ac-
eompanied by her son, Allen Van
Eleet' left yesterday for the east and
Europe, where they will pass the sum
mer- They will return early in the
autumn to their home In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. c. Dohrmann are
among those who will leave town next
month for Ross, where they will pass
the summer. They have taken the
Robert l. Davis home for the season.
Miss Ruth Richards. the niece os s,rs
Paul Bancroft. ana Miss Helen Baker
are enjoying visit at Leayitt Bakers
ranch In Shasta county and will pass
several weeks in that delightful conn
try place.
&
MT andiMr Joseph d. Medbury hav.
returned to the st. Francis after a Ia
lightful sojourn in the southern part Of
the state. They will remain in tf,fs c;tv
for few weeks longer, but Will leave
in the early summer for the east and
Europe 1t is probable that they will
establish their future home in Paris.
The Misses Morrison have returned to
Paradise. their country place at San
Jose after an enjoyable visit in town.
during which they were guests at the
Fairmont. They will pass the greater
part OF the summer in travel ands are
planning a trip to British columbia.
On their return trip they will attend
Seattle.
Mi. and Mrs. Ferdinand Stephenson
VIII leave early next month for their
new country home at Ross, which win
pc ready for occupancy at that time.
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