The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07

notable analrS OF the season
given for debutantes. The
complimented guest was Miss
Florence Hopkins. and a score
of young girls enjoyed the
delightful party at the home
Of Miss Irwin in Washington street
The table decorations were pink and
green and among those who had place
cards were Miss Hopkins, Miss Vir-
ginia Newhall. Miss Frances Newhali.
Miss Harriet Alexander and Miss Eliz-
abeth Woods.
Mrs. George C. Boardman's tea yes
terday was a very pretty affair and
attracted a number of the older friends
of the hostess and her compiimented
guest, Mrs. NJ. y. Tompkins. The
Boardman home IN California street
was effectively decorated with green's
and a number of attractive gowns
were worn at the reception. Mrs.
Boardman was assisted in receiving
her guests by a score of friends
Mrs. Charles Palmer, who will be
remembered as Katrina Wright, will
arrive here from the Philippines about
January Is and will remain in this city
for brief stay as the guest of friends.
Mrs. Palmer is the daughter of the sec
retary of war, Luke e. Wright, and
has host of friends in San Fran
cisco. During her visit here Mrs
Palmer will be entertained at the Voor-
hies home in California street. and will
later proceed TO New York, where she
Will join her husband.
Miss Christine Pomeroy will leave
this month for New York. but the date
of her departure has not yet been set.
She will be the guest Of friends in the
eastern city and will enjoy many of the
winter gayeties there, but her absence
will be a matter OF regret among her
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beach Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Shepard were at
the Wolcott in New York at the last
account and will probably remain in
the east for several weeks longer.
Mrs A. n. voorhies is visiting at
her family home in Georgia, where she
is being extensively entertained and
is meeting many old friends. Mrs.
VOORHEES, will remain for a few weeks
longer in the southern state and later
will visit New Orleans. She will re-
turn In the early summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick n. Woods
will entertain party of young people
at a dinner to be given in compliment
to their three attractive daughters, and
the affair will precede the colonial
dance Friday evening.
| Miss Maye Colburn. who has been in
San Rafael for several weeks, returned
yesterday to town and will remain here
for visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson OF New
York. who have been staying at the
| Fairmont. will pass several days at
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
their return to their eastern home.
Miss Erna st. Goar, accompanied by
/ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry St
Goar, left this week for trip to Homo
lulu, and will pass several months
travelling in the islands. Miss ST. Goar
is one of the most popular of the
younger girls, and will be missed at
the round of affairs planned by the
! debutantes for the later weeks of the
| season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bradley of San
! Rafael have taken a house in Clay
street and will make their home in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin are es-
tablished in Paris for the winter, and
sent New Year greetings to many of
their friends in this city. They will
remain abroad for an indefinite stay
much to the regret of a large circle OF
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Charles O.. Alexander will enter
tain at an elaborate dinner to be given
at the st. Francis preceding the first
4 Colonial dance Friday evening.
Mrs. Malcolm Henry has returned,
after delightful visit at Del Monte,
where she passed the holidays.
/ Miss Genevieve Harvey returned from
i Del Monte with her father. J. Downey
Harvey. after the holidays, and is at
present the guest. of her sister. Mrs
main for a brief visit before joining
her mother again at Del Monte.
Charles Rollo Peters gave one of the
most enjoyable of the recent holiday
| x,,~tfae his h11nralOw DaI Monfe