The San Francisco call., 1909-03-03
The Smart Set

Will take place. this evening dl
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Toy, in
Presidio terrace The ceremony will
be marked with the simplicity of
home affair but it is said that the de-
tails will surpass many of the more
elaborate weddings in artistic design
The attendants will be Miss Laura Tay-
lor and Miss Helen Dean. while Philip
Paschel will act as best man. Only
| the relatives and a number Of intimate
friends have been hidden to the pretty
service and the reception that will fol-
low. The couple will pass their honey
moon in the southern part Of the state.
but will return to reside in this city.
| Mrs. john D. Isaacs, who is visiting
here from Chicago, will be the COM
plirnented guest this afternoon at a
luncheon to be given by Mrs. George
F. Richardson at the home of the
hostess in Cough street. Mrs. Isaacs is
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Lii
liam Isaacs, and since their return to
| the city for a brief visit they have
been extensively entertained.
! Another visitor who is receiving a
large share of the Lenten favors in a
social way Is Miss Helen Williams OF
! New York. Miss Williams was the
complimented guest, at tea given yes
terday afternoon. by Miss Lucy and
Miss Theresa Harrison at their home in
Washington street. Only a dozen of
the younger girls were hidden.
Mrs George T. Marye entertained
yesterday at one of the prettiest lunch
! cons of the season given at the Fair
those who enjoyed the hospitality OF
the hostess on this occasion were:
Mrs. R; P. schwerin Mrs. George whitten
Mrs. Henry Foster Dut- Miss LILY oconnor
Mrs. Spencer Buckbee Mrs Fletcher Ryer
Mrs. Horace Blanchard Mrs.. Mrs HsTTIy K,;I MeRdell
Mrs. George A. Pope lor ~
Mrs. Frank Johnson
Miss Fannie Danforth will entertain
at an informal tea to be given Thurs
way.
| Mrs G. Livingston Lansing was
| hostess yesterday at a bridge party
given at her home in Pacific avenue
| for about dozen guests, and she will
| again preside at a bridge party to be
| given Friday afternoon for a larger
number Of friends.
| Miss Ethel Amweg, whose marriage
with Walter A. Scott is to take place
in April, has been the feted guest at
several of the recent affairs, but many
| of the larger receptions have been
postponed until the return of the
couple from their honeymoon trip to
Honolulu, which arrangement places a
number of delightful affairs on the
social calendar for May. Mrs. Clarence
Monroe Reed is among the younger
matrons who will entertain for Miss
Amweg when she returns from Homo
lulu in summer.
Miss Florence Breckenridge enter
tanned a party of friends over the
week end at her country home in
Menlo park. Among those who en-
joyed the outing were Miss Mary Kee-
ney, Frank King and Boyd Van Ben
thuysen.
Miss Dorothy Hart will entertain to-
morrow at an informal tea to be given
at her home in Berkeley and a number
of the younger girls from this side of
the bay will be among the guests,
Mrs. Harry Thornton Lally postponed
the bridge party that she was to have
given yesterday on account Of the i'll
ness of her daughter Miss Marian
Lally. Miss Lally was threatened with
pneumonia, much to the alarm of her
family. but is recovering from the in
disposition and probably will be able
to be out again within a few days.
Mrs George NJ Pinckard entertained
yesterday at an Informal luncheon
given at the Fairmont. and among the
guests hidden for this affair were Mr..
and Mrs. William Crocker. Mr.. and
| Il NJ
A. B. Coke and John Lawson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry st. Goar. with
Miss Erna st. Goar and Miss Edith
Lowe, who have been enjoying several
weeks visit in Honolulu, are expected
extensively entertained during their
stay in the islands and have written
enthusiastic letters descriptive of the
round of gayety planned in their honor
until the very day of their departure.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. Parker Whitney Jr.
are at the Hotel Monroe for the spring
months, but their plans for the summer
are indefinite.
Mrs. w. ]. Shotwell entertained at
one of the informal bridge parties of
| the week given at her home In Brod-
erick street for about score of guests.
Mrs J. J. Moore of Burlingame is at
the st. Francis for a few days and was
hostess yesterday at an informal lunch
con given at the hotel. Only a few
guests were entertained on this oc-
casion. among them being Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Eastland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Jordan, who
arrived recently from the east, have
| taken a house at Broadway and Laguna
streets, where they will be established
for the spring. The friends of the
couple are giving them q cordial well
come after their long absence in the
eastern cities.
Captain and Mrs. j. R. Pourie are
anticipating trip to the southern
part of the state in their new touring
car and will probably leave the city
next Sunday.
Mrs. Emory Winship and Miss Pa
tricia Cosgrave. are in Georgia for the
early spring, where they have been
enjoying a visit with friends and rela-
tives. They intend to leave the south