The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

ately into her old place. which has
never, apparently, been accorded any
one else, even temporarily she il a
jolly girl. always good company and
exceeding pleasing to look upon with
her smart tailormades and up 70 date
or ahead OF the date. graceful becon-
ing hats. An old time friend OF hers
and one with whom she spent much
time as a girl was Madama Artxkno-'
witch. a beautiful Canforn1enna. who
has been much missed since her resi-
dence abroad
Miss Katherine Donohoe is one OF
the most literally feted OF the seasons
debutantes. She Is q granddauKhte< OF
Mrs Abby Parrott and many are the
elaborate affairs that VIII follow In the
wake OF those already SO successful
Mrs James Floods luncheon. Miss Jen-
ME Floods luncheon and Mrs Edward
Eyrs's large tea
Mr. and MRS Robert Hayes Smith
(Sue Nicol OK Stockholm have decided
to 1--we at the Fairmont thfs winter, or
at least until their own new attractive
home is ready for their occupancy.
The Misses JoniRe keep ND their,
pleasant custom OF Sunday Afternoon
informal teas Their friends attend In
force and upon leaving feel inclined
to come again. so congenia1 a coter1e do
they find gathered there and such wra-i
ctous hostesses presiding. No eleverar
young women than these are In socasSv
and their company is ever sought after
Miss Marie and Miss Kate Onion ar.
spending the weekend with frfeudw ont
OF town. Since their residence m Pa
cihc avenue. their former town dOmi-
kAe
claimed by friends across the BAY ana
very little at home They are delight
ful conversadonfsts, have trAvaleA
and are altogether most abrasive COM
panions.
An announcement Of more than pa..-
Ing interest TO many OF the residents
Of San Francisco was that made re-
Gently By Mr.. and Mrs. John b Parish
OF Denver Of the approaching wedding
OF their daughter. Florence GenevteVe.
to Arthur H Collbran OF Korea
Miss Parish is a native OF this city.
as also her father and mother. and
though they have lived for some years
in Denver. they have a large circle OF
relatives and friends In California
A T. Parrish was pioneer OF 40.
Arthur II ColIbran is the son Of II
Collbran, well known in railroad circles
as former president and general man
ager OF the Colorado Midland rail-
road. Some years ago he went to Korea
and became the head OF the firm OF
Collbran & BOstwick, owners OF valu-
able mining and railway concessions in
that country. which We're at one time
the subject Of an International ques-
tion and which have only recently been
confirmed by the Japanese. Mr.. Bost-
wick is at present a resident OF San
Francisco.
1t is understood that the wedding
will take place during January and
that the bridal couple Will take up
their residence in Seoul. Korea
aIss. Kenneth Macdonald has re-
ceived much attention in a social wav
since her return from her honeymoon
trip and was the complimented guest
last week at a luncheon given by Miss
Janet Coleman The bride is at tha
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Win
field Scott Davis, for the present. but
she and her husband are busy planning
nav home of their own Among
those who enjoyed the recent luncheon
for Mrs Macdonald We're:
Miss Dolly Cushing Mrs Boswell kin
Miss Gertrude Ballard Miss Edna Davis
Miss Mabel Toy Miss Dorothy Wood.
Miss Mildred Pierce Miss Elsie Benedict
Miss Helen Thomas Miss Virginia Na~h.u
Miss Jean Tyson
Mrs. Mary ". Kincaid and Miss Mvra
Jeffers have taken apartments for the
Continued ON Paxs Al