The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-03

xENRY T. SCOTT was host last
Fl evening at an elaborate dinner
| L given in the colonial room at the
St Francis for TO guests The
COMMUNICATED guests at this brilliant
party were Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and D.
o. Mills. The decorations were planned
TO represent a garden scene with a
fountain as the central figure. or. more
properly, the garden spot, since the
small circle Of water was surrounded
with flowers The miniature garden
was filled with tall ascension lilies.
while clusters OF smaller lilies and
spring flowers completed the pretty ef-
feet A pyramid of flowers surmOunted
the center bowl of the fountain The
palms were used with lilies as their
base for the decoration between the
four round tables. A touch Of brilliant
color was introduced IN the red geran-
iums. but the effect was primarily in
white relieved by green. Among the
guests who enjoyed the hospitality OF
the host on this occasion We're
Mrs whitelaw Reid Mrs Eleanor Martin
d. o. Mills Miss Jennie Croker
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Templeton Croker
Martin Mr. and Mrs Horace D.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Piilsbury
Babcock Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Coleman
Anderson SIr. and Mrs. James L
Calhoun Mr.. and Mrs c z
6. 1 irwin M imam Sir. and Mrs. c. OsgoOd
Mrs Easton Hooker
Miss Margaret KembIe will give an
'nterpretative study OF -Pelleas and
Melisande," the Debussy opera. this
evening in the colonial concert hall at
rTe 81 ha< rlF
several hundred society people \ num-
Der of dinner parties viii precede the
musical event, and among the hOstesses
If the occasion will be Mrs Eleanor
Martin, who will entertain her guests
II dinner and later at a box party.
others who will entertain guests on
this occasion will be Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam G. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Stetson Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs Walter
Martin and Miss Jennie Croker.
Miss Suzanne Kirkpatrick greeted
about So guests yesterday afternoon at
bridge and tea at the FaiTmOnI- Among
the girls who played cards during the
early hours Of the afternoon We're
Miss Dolly Cushing Miss Hannah Dubois
Miss Laura Baldwin Miss Emily Dubois
Miss Harriet Alexander Miss Florence Brecksn-
Mss Mss M sis Wilson Miss FlOride Hunt
Miss joy Wilson Miss Dorothy Van Sick
Misses Calhoun len
Miss Lucy Coleman Miss Alice Oge
Miss Mary Keeney Miss Violet Buckley
Miss Augusta Foute Mss Grace Buckley
Miss Helen Dean Miss Cora smith
Miss Helen Baker Miss ElTz de Pus
Miss Edna Davis Miss Helen Williams
Miss Sidney Davis Miss Doris Wiltshire
Miss Ruth BoeTicke Miss Marian Marvin
Miss Dorothy BOericke Miss Natalie Hunt
Miss Louise Mccormick
Among the guests who called for tea
were:
/ Miss Dolly MaeGavin Miss Dorothy Chapman
I Miss Elizabeth Woods Miss Clara Allen
Miss Janet Coleman Miss Jeanne Gallois
/ Miss Gertrude Perry Miss Dorothy Woods
| Miss Helen Sullivan will entertain to-
/ day at A tea at her home in Pacific
avenue in compliment TO Miss Gertrude
( Russell the fiancee of Paymaster Eugene
I Hale Douglas, United States navy.
More than so guests will enjoy the
| informal affair and Miss Sullivan will
/ be assisted in receiving her friends by
/ Mrs. Thomas Kurtz Miss Mabel Greg
DRY. Mrs. Frank FreYer and Mrs. Enri-
quota Criteher.
t Miss Louise Mccormick OF Chicago
[ arrived yesterday from the eastern city
and will be the guest OF Miss Ruth and
/ Miss Dorothy BOericke at their home
in Washington street. Miss Mccormick
/ will be the fefed guest at several OF