The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07

ISIS MOLLIE PHELAN enter
II III tanned Yesterday afternoon at an
lV i elaborate tea given at her home
in California street in compll-
ment to Miss Alyce Sullivan. whose
marriage with Fredick Lawrence
Murphy will be an event of this month
The house was decorated entirely IN
pink and the colod scheme was effect
i've with roses. shaded from the deep
est pink into white, in the reception
room. There were about 100 guests,
| and the affair was one of the most
elaborate given for this popular orlde
elect.
Miss Phelan was assisted in receW-
ing her guests by Mrs. Francis j. SUI
/ Iivan. Miss Ashleigh Turner, Miss
Gladys sullivan and Miss Murphy
Among those who called during the
afternoon We're;
Mrs. Eleanor Martin Miss Maye Colhurn
Baroness Schroeder Miss Ethel Snoro
! Mrs. Francis J. Heney Mrs r NcG- Mcfsean
| Mrs D. NJ Driscon Mrs. Henry stephens
Mrs. Edward Rooeson kieTstedt ,, vr,;..
Mrs lanes Henry Co Miss Elizabeth Zane
velde Miss Violet Buckley
! Mrs Andrew we1ch Misses Sheridan
Mrs. Vincent de LaTeaga Mrs Thomas Driscon
Miss Genevieve Harvey. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. oscar Cooper at
Burlinganne left yesterday for Del
Monte where she will join her mother.
Mrs J. Downey Harvey Miss Harvey
has been enjoying an extended stay In
| town, and during the early part OF her
visit was the guest of Mrs Eleanor
Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Coleman have
been dividing their time recently be-
tween their home at Burlingame and
the home of Mrs. Simpkins, Mrs. Cole
mans sister. at Del Monte. 1t is prob
able that they will pass the greater
part of the summer at the latter place
Miss Alyce Sullivan was the compli-
| plimented guest at a recent luncheon
given by the Misses Sheridan at their
home in Cherry street The table deco
rations were bridesmaid roses, and
| there were corsage bouquets for the
guests of tiny Cecil Drummer roses. A
dozen friends enjoyed the informal af-
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Waldo Coleman, who
was Miss Margaret Lucille Mccormack.
are at Del Monte for a brief honey
moon visit. They will reside in San
Francisco Their wedding was an i'm
portant event of the last week in Santa
Cruz, where the brides family resides,
but society in this city is also inter-
ested in the plans of the couple. since
the bridegroom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Coleman of California
street. The bride is a cousin Of Lieu
tenant Governor Warren r Porter. and
has many friends irr this city. where
she has been a frequent visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Fee went
down to Del Monte several days ago
in their private car and were accom-
panied on the trip by their attractive
daughter. Miss Marcia Fee, and her
guest. Miss Ernestine Fielder Mr. Fee
is a golf enthusiast and frequently en-
joys few days relaxation on the
links.
Miss Maye Colburn will entertain
next Tuesday at luncheon to be given
at her San Rafael home in compliment
to Miss Mary Foster. Friday the same
hostess will entertain for a number OF
older friends.
Mrs. Henry Rosenfeld will entertain
at one of the elaborate card parties of
the month to be given Saturday after
noon, May Is, at the st. Francis. The
diversion of the occasion will be bridge
and nearly 100 guests have been bidden
for the afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
olson have returned to the 81. Francis
after long stay across the bay.
Mr. and Mrs. James c. Fletcher, who
was Miss Carrie Mills, are passing the
early days of their honeymoon at Del
Monte and will enjoy visit in the
southern part of the state before their
return to this city. They will sail
within a few weeks for Yokohama,
where they will make their future
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Livermore.
with their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Livermore. are travelling in Germany.
and at the last account were enjoying
a visit in Dresden. They will remain
abroad for an indefinite time.
Mr.. andi Mrs. William Gwin, who
have recently returned from Europe.
are guests at the home of Mrs. James
Follis in San Rafael.
Mrs. William H. Crocker has re-
turned to her home at Burlingame
after an extended visit in the east 1t
was expected that Mrs. Crocker would
remain in New York until the close
of the eastern schools. when she would
be accompanied on the homeward trip
by her daughter. Miss Ethel Crocker.
and her son, William Crocker. but the
latter two will remain in the east for
several weeks longer before returning
to their Burlingame home for the
summer vacation.
Mrs Fred Mcwilliams will enter