The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
The Smart Set
Miss GENEvIEvE. HARVEY. who
has been at Del Monte during

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at the latters home and will remain in
the city over the week end Miss Har-
vey is taking an active part in the
fete du Printemps.
Miss Peggy Simpson will be the COM
plimented guest at an elaborate dinner
party to be given tomorrow evening
by several officers on board the West
Virginia, and number of girls from
town will enjoy the informal affair.
Miss Anna Weller has entirely recov-
cred from her recent illness and is able
to be out again, much to the graft
fication of her friends, who feared that
the injuries sustained by this attractive
girl in the runaway accident at San
Rafael might be the cause of a pro-
longed absence from social affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Cobb Hale have
taken possession of their new homie at
24S0 Vallejo street, where they will
pass at least part of the summer. but
their country home at Shasta Springs
is also an attractive place. and it it is
probable that they will entertain fire.
quently at house parties out of town
The Lagunitas club will entertain at
one of the most interesting of the late
season dances to be given Friday even
ing in San Rafael, and a number of
society girls from town will attend the
affair. Miss Mary Keeney will be
among the guests at the dance and
will be the house guest of Miss Louise
Boyd until after the occasion.
Miss Florence Hopkins, accompanied
by Miss Mary Keeney, will leave next
Saturday for a two weeks stay at
Menlo Park. where they win be guests
at the Hopkins country home.
Mrs. Edward Barron entertained at
an informal luncheon given yesterday
at the Fairmont. and among those who
enjoyed the pleasant reunion were Miss
Jessie Wright, Miss Laura McKinstry
and Mrs. Hyde Smith.
theater party one evening this week.
Theater parties have been a popular
mode of entertainment, followed by the
usual supper party. In one party that
enjoyed an occasion of this kind Mon
day evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. FrederickMi Mary Keeney
McNear Miss Julia Langhorne
Mr.. and Mrs viii Tay- y-lDudley Tucker
lor Reginald Fernald
Miss Florence Hopkins
In another party were:
Mrs r. p schwerin Dr. and Mrs. James W.
Mrs. Hyde Smith keeney
Miss Laura Mckinstry
Mrs. James Jordan entertained q
party of friends among whom Were:
Miss Ella MargaretMrs. Richard Derby
Bender CHARLES n. Black
David A. Bender
Mr.. and Mrs j. Stencil. who have
been staying at the Fairmont, left
few days ago for New York, and after
a brief visit in the eastern city will
sail on the President Lincoln for Eu-
rope, where they will remain for an
indefinite stay.
joying an extended visit in the east, is
expected home early next week and
will pass the summer with her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. George Herman
Powers, at their home in Clay street.
Miss Beatrice Wetmore, who has been
visiting Miss Maud Wilson at the home
of the latter in Pacific avenue, left yes
terday for her home in the east after
delightful round of entertainment
planned by her hostess and several
young friends.
Miss Maye Colburn is in town for a
few days and is the guest of Mrs. J. de
Barth Shorb at the home of the latter in
Van Ness avenue.
Mrs. II. B. Breckenfeld has been en-
joying a brief visit in Sacramento,
where she has many friends
The friends of Miss Louise Mccormick
have persuaded the charming eastern
girl to remain in this city for a few
weeks longer, and number of delight
full affairs are to be given for Miss Nc
Cormick, who is the house guest of the
Misses Boericke at their home in Wash
ington street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fries enter
tanned at an informal dinner party given
at the Fd1TmOnI last evening Tor ndlr
dozen guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Fries have
been giving a series of these informal
affairs, and will be in town at least for
a few weeks longer instead of going to
Europe early in the summer as they
had anticipated. If they decide to go
abroad at all this year they will make
the trip in the autumn.
Miss Marie Rose Deane will remain
inStown during the early summer but is
a series of informal trips
out of town later in the season
Mrs. G. r. Smith will entertain at an
elaborate reception to be given Friday
afternoon at the Fairmont, when she
will receive about so guests in the
laurel court of the hotel.
Mrs. Reid and her daughter, Miss Mer-
ritt Reid, will leave shortly for an ex-
tended visit in the southern part of the
state, and will probably pass the entire
summer out of town.
Mrs. Selah Chamberlain presided as
hostess at a delightful dinner party
given for a dozen guests at the
Fairmont this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weller Seton
Jr. are established in their new home at