The San Francisco call., 1909-01-28
The Smart Set
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mont for less than dozen
guests. Since her return several days
ago after long absence abroad Mrs.
Carolan has been the hostess at a series
OF these small affairs that are sort of
reunion with her friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carolan were in New York and
washington during the holiday season.
Wnere they were frequently entertained.
MIS- Cafolan Is wearing street gown
OF gray that is most becoming, with a
small hat to match in the same shade.
She is partial to gray and wears many
handsome creations in her favorite
color.
Miss Helen Dean entertained yester-
day afternoon at a tea given at the
Fairmont in compliment to Miss Ma
pelie Bovee Toy, the fiancee of Francis
Wayland Lucas. The pretty affair was
given in the laurel court and the deco
rations were in the spring flowers and
green's The color scheme was yellow
with clusters of jonquils on the tables
and yellow shaded candelabra. Miss
Dean was assisted in receiving her
guests by her mother. Mrs. Walter E.
Dean
Among those who enjoyed the de-
lightful hour were:
Miss Suzanne Kirkpatrick Miss Innes Keeuey
MISS Anna Weller, Miss Eliza MeMullin Mrs
Andrew Welch Jr.. Mrs. Prentiss Cobb Hale
Mrs Grant Selfrldge, Miss Mary Keeney, Mrs
Walter Quick, Miss Florence breckenridge Miss
Edna Edna Davis, Miss Sydney Davis, Miss Augusta
Miss Helen williams, Mrs Henry Foster Dut
ton. Miss Jolliffe, Miss o'Connor. Miss Bates.
Mrs. Harvey ID. Toy. Mrs. John Drum. Miss
Grace Buckley, Miss Violet Buckley, Miss Helen
Wilson, Miss Maude Woods, Miss Helen Jones
Mrs. Crawford w. Clarke will enter
tain next Monday afternoon at a card
party to be given at her home in Pre-
sidio terrace
Mrs. A. Wenzelburger will be hostess
next Wednesday at a bridge party to
be given at her home in Steiner street.
The afternoon is to be quite informal,
but large number of cards are out
for the occasion.
Mrs. Redmond W. Payne entertained
yesterday at an informal luncheon
given at the Fairmont for half a dozen
guests. DR.. and Mrs. Payne are pass
Ing the winter at the hotel, following
their custom of several years past, and
Mrs. Payne will be a frequent hostess
at these charming small affairs for her
friends.
Miss Alice Brown leaves next week
for a trip to the southern part of the
state. She will pass several weeks as
the guest of friends in Los Angeles and
will visit the various cities in the
south. Miss Brown was hostess at a
bridge party given recently in her
apartment at. the Ell Drisco that was
quite an enjoyable affair.
Miss Elizabeth Woods will be the
complimented guest at a dinner party
to be given Tuesday evening, February
s. by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Knight. The
party will be enjoyed by several of the
er set.
The wedding of Miss Ellen Page and
DR.. James Fowler PRESLEY will take
place today at the home of the brides
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Night
ingale. in Haight street.
Lord Granard and his bride were at
Staatsburg' at last accounts. where they
went Immediately after their marriage.
They will enjoy a brief visit in WASH
ington and will sail for England Feb
ruary 2.
Miss Cecil Cowes is confined to her
home with severe cold, but the friends
of this popular young girl are hoping
that she will be able to be out again
within a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Jordan are in
Boston, but are expected to return here
about the end of the month.
Miss Marian Marvin was hostess at a
tea given yesterday afternoon at her
home in Vallejo street for a number of
the younger girls. A score of guests
enjoyed the affair, and Miss Marvin
was assisted in receiving her friends by
Miss Harriet Alexander, Miss Natalie
Hunt and Miss Doris Wiltshire.
Mrs Robert Hayes Smith will enter
tain at luncheon to be given at the
Fairmont today for three debutantes as
the charming center of attraction, and
over score of additional guests. Those
for whom the affair is planned are Miss
Anna Peters of Stockton. Miss Anna
Weller and Miss Eliza McMullin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NewhaiI enter
tained last evening at an informal
dance for several of the debutantes pre-
ceding the hop at the PresidiO.