The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

Miss Dorosff Van Sick Miss Helen Jones
len Miss Floride Hunt
! Miss Marie Brewer Miss Nataise sIunt
I Miss Vera de Saba Miss FOLLY MceaVin
/ Miss EIva De Pue Miss Bessie Ashton
Miss Helen Ashton Miss Marian MarTyn
Miss Harriet Alexander Miss Nina Jones
Miss Julia Langhorne Miss Olga Atherton
Miss Amy BOwles Miss Margaret Calhoun
( Miss Jane- Coleman Miss Leslie Page
Miss Enid Gregg Miss Dorothy Boerike
( Miss Ruth FOerike Miss Marion Zeiie
Miss Claire Nichols Raymond Ashton
/ RalstOn White Harold Boerike
/ Paul Jones Melville Bowman
George Wiiicutt Frank King
/ Rudolph Pertheau Arthur Caesebroush
William Gring Ralph MeCOrEtleS
Christian Miller
/ With the approach of the holiday
gagements are to be made public. one
1 OF the latest TO be announced inform
ally coming from Berkeley. AT a small
! tea yesterday afternoon Mrs. HoratiG
Nelson Lloyd announced the engage
ment of her daughter. Helen, TO Rich
ard Edwin Thompson Jr-. the eldest sor
I of Colonel Richard Edwin Thompson
/ L. ). A.. and Mrs. Thompson Of Seattle
Miss Lloyd is one OF the most attractive
girls in the younger set of Berkeley
and her dance is equally well known
/ in social circles here and in army cir
/ cles in both of which he is a genera
! favorite The wedding is scheduled to
take place in Berkeley in the spring
Miss Elizabeth NewhaH left last
evening for Los Angeles. where she
will remain on a fortnight's visit as the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Walter Newhall
at the home of the latter, which is one
of the show places OF the southern city
Miss Newhal1 expects TO be away unit
I December "a and to return in time for
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younger brother. Mayo. will be among
the boys at eastern schools who are
expected home for the holidays. Among
the others of the younger set TO return
for a few weeks are Patrick. John.
George and Andrew Calhoun. in whose
honor several affairs have been
planned
Mrs. j. NJ DriscoH and Miss Mary
Verdon left yesterday afternoon for
san Mateo as the weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom DriscOI at their
coll are among those whose hospitable
homes down the peninsula will be the
scene of large house parties during the
holiday season. Others who are plan
ming to entertain on an elaborate scale
are Mr. and Mrs Charles Clark and Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene de Saba Jr.
Mill Valley is assuming a deserted
air for the winter. the latest to close
her bungalow there being Mrs. John
Simpson With her two daughters. Mrs
F. E. C. Partridge of Japan and Miss
Amelia Simpson. she has taken apart
ments at the San Carlos and win enter
tain at number OF informal lunch
cons and teas during the winter.
A new bridge club recently formed
for the winter months has proved so
hat n ,fcs
made 10 have il meet every week in
stead of every fortnight, as was at first
intended II is arranged on a simple
scale. making 1T the more enjoyable
and the reunions at the homes OF the
different members usually end with an
informal tea TO a score or more guests
The second meeting will take place this
afternoon at the apartment OF Mrs Rov
Somers at the Madrid. Among the Other .
members of the club are
Miss Miss 1sabel A Brewer Miss Edith Treanor
Mrs Mrs sossSl RosSa Issss kiS 'ss Josephine HanH
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Hitchcock. who
have been occupying the Cuthberr
house in San Mateo for the last year,
have purchased a tract OF land adioin-
ing the Henry Bowie place in FL Ger
rito and will begin building after the
first Of the year. The home they are
planning viii be one OF the most mag
nifcent in that park of beautiful homes.
the designs being of Mr.. Hitchcock's
own making Mr.. and Mrs. John Gill
are expected shortly from Redlands
They will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Hitchcock for the month of December
others whom they will also entertain
over the holidays being Mr.. and Mrs
John Drum. Miss Helen Glenn and
Frank Drum.
Cards were sent out yesterday aft
ernoon by the board of managers OF the
Telegraph Hill Neighborhood associa
tion asking the recipient and a friend
TO a. rehearsal OF the play. Prince Ma
poieon. which is to be given at the
Norman cafe at the Fairnl0nt for young
people in the afternoon and for grown
ups in the evening next Tuesday. The
purpose OF this rehearsal is really tc
arrange for the dances and the form
ing OF the groups of those who vii
participate in the musical extravaganzs
to be given in this city in the month of
January.
Several hundred society rafrons
maids and men are to take part IN fbi.
affair. which is planned or even a more
elaborate scale than last years ker
mess Harold Bingham has connnosaS
some clever college songs that promise
to make decided hits and will add 10
the attractiveness of the musical pro-
gram. Mrs. Norman McLaren ana Mrs
G. o. Alexander are the real rnanarers
of the affair, and under their direction
the groups Of dancers and singers are
wrought up TO the proper degree of
enthusia SIN TO insure its success tn
patronesses are:
Miss Elizabeth Ashe fDr. camilus Rush
Ms thalles o. Alex Dr. Philip King Browa
ander DR. Walter ;. Frankli-,
Slrs. Francis CaroIan Or. Florence Holesclavy
Mrs. Edward l. Eyer Mrs Frank r. 4,lr-ss.,
Mrs Joseph ID. Grant Mrs William Ro,re =
Mrs. W. 8Iintzer Bourn
MS Geocge A. Newhalll Mrs. Patrick Calhoun
Mrs. G. P. PomerOy Mrs r. Aifbesrn Folver
Mrs. Gerald RatAbone Dr. FIerherr Allen
MIS-. Louis Sloss Miss Alice s. Griffith
slrs- Henry Il. Scott Or. Langley Porter -
Mrs. ". II. Taylor Dr. A. II SpanlSir~
Mrs W $. Tevis Dr. HARRY n Shs~--.~
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