The San Francisco call., 1909-01-01
The Smart Set

n FEW YEARS eve was observed
in the traditional manner at
the Burlingame Country club.
The clubhouse was the scene
of one OF the most enjoyable
dances ever given under the auspices
OF this exclusive CLUB and more than
100 guests assembled at the celebra-
ton. The dance was continued after
the midnight supper until an early
hour this morning The affair was u
sort of domino party. where every one
wore a handsome don.mo without the
more elaborate costuming that some
times marks the parties at the club.
The veranda was arranged as a prone
made and supper room
Among the guests were:
Mr. and Mrs Henry Miss Helene Irwin
T. Scott Frank B. King
Air. and Mrs. willard Miss Genevieye King
Drown Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Harold % Diillngham Mr. and Mrs Laurence,
Templeton Crocker Irving Scott
Dr. Russell Mr. and Mrs. =. W.
Mr. and Mrs Worth McNesr
ington Ames Mr. and Mrs Mounl-
Mf. and Mrs. E. ]. ford wilson
Pringle wv T. Coleman
Mr.. aad Mrs Thomas Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Mr. aud Mrs. [. Breeze Mr. aud Mrs Walter
Mr. aud Mrs. Horace 5. Martin
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Almer Newhall
oliver Tobin Thomas j. Barbour
Boyd Van Benthuysen Mr. and Mrs. ]. 5. To
Miss Newhau bin
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Dixweu
Rathhnne Hewitt
aIr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Eleanor Martin
Il Taylor Jr. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clarence Breeden
A. DriscoIl Mr. and Mrs. William
Miss Jeanne GallOis Geer Hitchcock
Mr.. and Mrs Percy p. ". Selby
NJ. and Mrs a. Med Grant
Spencer j. Douglas Grant Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs William Mr.. and Mrs. c. Os-
o. Irwin goo. Hooker
Mr.. and Mrs A > Baldwin will leave
shortly for the east, where they in
tend to pass several months in travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin will be the guests
of honor a number of Informal fare
well affairs preceding their departure.
since they have wide acquaintance in
thisA city Their home is in Presidio
terrace. where they have been residing
with their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hooker enter
tained at recent dinner party given
at the St Francis. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney B. Cushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods, Miss Jen-
ME Hooker and Miss Laura Bates.
hostess at one of tire enjoyable holi-
day dances given at ner home in Green
street in compliment TO her son, MAYO,
who Is home from an eastern school for
a brief vacation. The decorations were
all in the holiday colors and the young
guests passed delightful evening.
Among those present were several of
the boys and girls who are at home
for their holiday vacation from board
ing school
Miss Augusta Foute will be the
hostess this afternoon at an informal
tea in compliment to Miss Suzanne
Kirkpatrick. and only a limited number
of the younger set have been invited
on account OF the small space in the
cozy apartments of the hostess at the
Hillcrest. Miss Kirkpatrick has been
passing the holidays out of town with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Kirk
patrick but will return for the IN
formal reception today.
Mrs. Joseph Coryell is entertaining
a party of friends over the week end
at Del Monte and among those who are
on this outing are Mrs Kate yoorhies
Henry, Miss Marie. Rose Dean, NJ de
Vale, DR.. Otto Graf and Count dab
bans.
Miss Christine Pomeroy will probably
leave next month for the east, where
she will pass the later season as the
guest OF friends in New York
Mrs r. r. Pourie. wife OF Captain
Pourie. has been confined to her home
for several days with a severe cold,
but is convalescent- She was compelled
to postpone her new years reception,
but will entertain at q tea to be given
this month for a number of army
people