The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25

Lieutenant Bwns. Captain Ashburn'
cnPiaa RoDin-d caPi"In i 6 Casey.
Colonel Brooks rs. A. Captain Ferguson
t. s !; Captain Beams
Lieutenant Barkley, Captain stopfers'
L. s. A. L. y A.
Lieutenant Hodges. Lieutenant Stephenson,
Lieutenant Ord. L. s. a
The tea that will be given for Miss
Marie Bullard Tuesday afternoon, No
vember so. is not in reality debu-
tante party. as her young friends sup
posed. but a reception that Mrs. E. D.
Bullard and her winsome daughter
are giving for their friends. 1t is the
first elaborate affair that they have
given since their return from Europe
Miss Bullard will be debutante this
season, but her formal coming out will
be delayed until early in January and
will take the form of dancing party
at the family home in Pacific avenue.
Miss Bullard has been favorite guest
at the parties of the younger set this
season and has received a cordial well
come after her long absence in the
old world. where she was studying and
travelling. She will be one of the most
attractive of the winter buds and from
all indications one of the most popular,
for she has been showered with invita-
tions even before it was announced
that she would make her bow to So
ciety this winter. The tea next Tues
day will attract several hundred friends
and Mrs Bullard and her daughter will
be assisted in receiving their guests by:
Mrs r. H. Postle- Miss Clara Allen
thwaite Miss Dorothy BOerieke
Miss Margaret Postle- Miss Helen Elcesser
Mias snwslte Miriam Gibbons ''iS Mordecai d,ssi-'
Miss Olive Craig Miss Margaret Carrigan
Miss Joy Wilson MISS Elizabeth Bull
Miss Rowena Wilson
The engagement of Ellington DERRICK
and Mrs William T. Daily has fur
nished one of the most interesting
topics of the week for local society.
Detrick is one of the popular Derrick
Brothers, who are favorites socially
and in the club world. while the bride
to be is charming woman who has
many friends in this city, although
her home is in Berkeley The wedding
date has not been mentioned, but it
will be some time this season.
The news that Captain and Mrs.
Louis Brechemin, who was Miss Ruth
Miller, sailed from Manila November
Is and will be here within a few
weeks was received yesterday with
great pleasure by the friends Of the
popular army couple. Captain Breche-
min is enjoying a four months leave
of absence and there is a probability
that he will be stationed here at the
expiration of that time.
Miss Ruth Boericke. the pretty fan
Gee of Ralston White. has whole
series of entertainments announced for
her special honor. Her friends are
giving several informal affairs almost
every day for this popular bride to be.
At the luncheon given yesterday at
the Claremont country club by Miss
Helen Sutton the honors of the oe-
casion were divided between Miss. Boe-
ricke and Miss Edith Page, the fiancee
of James Van Loben Sells. This after
noon Miss Boericke is to be the COM
plimented guest at launch party to-
be chaperoned by Mrs. Edgar Nj. Will
SON. when the hostess will be Miss
Maud Wilson. and a score Of young
people will enjoy the outing. Miss
Boericke will again be the central fig
ure at luncheon to be given Novem-
ber 20 by Miss Mary H. smyth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. White of Spokane
are visiting here. They are at the
ST. Francis, where a number of infor-
nal receptions will celebrate their hol-
iday trip.
The arrival of Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
and d. o. Mills is of great social mo-
ment and the entertainments for the
distinguished visitors will form an i'm
portant part of the winter program in
the city. although they are at Mill
brae and will remain there during the
season. Mrs Reid's visit last season
was the occasion for several delightful
afternoon parties. They were of an
| informal nature, however, as she is
here for rest and does not accept many
invitations to the elaborate affairs her
friends delight to give in her honor.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Ralston will en-
tertain dozen friends at holiday
dinner this afternoon at the st. Francis.
Among those who enjoyed informal
luncheon at the ST.. Francis yesterday
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Grant.
with r. L Macclay, Mr. and Mrs.
George Armsby with Raymond Arms
by and few friends.
Miss Agnes Tillmann and her broth
er. Fred TilImann. returned last even-
ing after several months visit in the
east and Europe