The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
The Smart Set
Il RS. GEORGES cADwALLADER
will entertain this afternoon at

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will entertain this afternoon at
an elaborate bridge party to be
given in compliment to her mother,
Mrs. Russell Wilson, who has re-
Gently returned, accompanied by Mrs
Cadwallader. from visit in the east
and Europe.
Miss Louise Boyd will entertain this
afternoon at tea to be given at her
Miss Eleanor ands Miss katherine
Duane, who are visiting their cousin,
Miss Julia Langhorne. in this city. A
number of girls from town and several
who are passing the summer in San
Rafael have been hidden to the after
noon affair.
Miss Ruth and Miss Dorothy Boericke
will entertain at a bridge party TO be
given this evening at their home in
Washington street in compliment TO
Miss Louise Mccormick, who will leave
Thursday morning for her home in
Chicago. The Misses Boericke. accom-
panied by DIR. and Mrs. William
Boericke. leave Saturday for their home
in Mill Valley
Mrs. Eleanor Martin entertained last
evening at dinner party given at her
home in Broadway, and the delightful
hour at the home of the hostess was
followed by theater party for the
same guests, Among those who en-
Ejoyed the occasion were:
Miss Genevieve walker lcharles de Young
Judge E. NJ. Ross Steuart Lowery
Miss Nellie Grant Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o.
Wasd Barron Tobin
Miss Louise Kellogg will entertain
this afternoon at bridge party and tea
half hundred guests.
Mrs. r. H. Sprague and her daughter,
Miss Isabel Sprague, who are guests
of the William It. Wallaces for the
early summer will leave within a. few
weeks for their new country home at
Menio. but their plans are not definitely
decided for the season. They have
many friends here who are glad to
welcome them after their long absence
in Europe
A number of society people are
going over to San Rafael this evening
to attend the entertainment to be given
at the Garden theater under the
auspices of the Ladies' parish aid So
ciety of st. Pauls church, San Rafael
ri,
Spanish dancing by Miss Inez Dibblee.
and song recital by Mrs. George KEEL
ham. and Harold Pracht. The patron
esses of the affair are:
Mrs. r. Porter Ashe Mrs. Albert Dibblee
Mrs Mrs Laura Bates es''' Mrs. Win Siii Taylor
Mrs Frank S. johnson Mrs. Robert Harrison
Mrs. Alexander Lilley
Mrs. C. o. Alexander is convaiescent
after her recent indisposition, much to
the delight of her many friends. who
are deeply concerned over the illness
of this popular society woman.
Henry T. Scott Miss Jennie Croker
and Templeton Crocker> were among
those who had luncheon informally
yesterday at the ST. Francis.
DR.. and Mrs. James Gavin Field.
U. S. N. entertained at a recent
luncheon given on board the Washing
ton in compliment to the Misses Nor
rison of San Jose. who have been pass
ing a few days in>town at the Fair
mont The Washington sailed last
evening for Puget sound. The cruiser
fairs during its stay here.
Mrs. Gertrude CowIes and her
daughter, Miss Cecil Cowles. are enjoy
ing a delightful visit out of town and
are guests at the C. A. Buckley ranch
at Livermore.
Miss Marian Miller is enjoying a visit
at Ross. where she will remain for two
or three weeks as the guest of friends,
but will return to town for the greater
part of the summer.
Mrs. C. NJ. Dougherty entertained re-
Gently at an enjoyable luncheon given
at her country home near Pleasanton.
The house and grounds are patterned
after an English estate, and the home
is situated on the high hills overlook
ing the town of Pleasanton. This pic
turesque place is frequently opened for
weekend parties and informal luncheons
for friends from town, a score of whom
enjoyed the recent affair The decora-
lions were La France roses tied in clus-
tiers on the table with knots of pink
satin ribbon, and among the guests
seated al table with Mrs Beret were:
Mrs. John C. Kirkpat-l Misses Morrison of SAM
rick Jose
Miss Suzanne Kirkpat-lMrs. Grifnths OF Pleas.
Mrs Benedict of New Mrs William E. Dough
York erty of Fruityale
Miss Benedict
Miss Genevieve Peel, the fancee of
Grover Elan, will be the complimented
guest at reception to be given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. NJ. A. Cachot and
her daughter, Mrs. L. W. Therkelsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bancroft have re-