The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

galaxy of pretty maids that will come
forth next winter will be an attractive
group indeed. One of the girls who
VIII be probably a debutante of the
season approaching is Miss Mauricia
Mintzer, the charming daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Mintzer, who has
been so popular with the younger girls
and has a personal charm that will
insure her a delightful season besides
the large circle of family friends that
viii certainly greet her appearance
with many entertainments. There is
also Miss Eugenia Murphy, the attract
i've young daughter of Mrs. Eugene
Murphy, who will in all likelihood join
the bevy of beauties who are to make
their formal bow next season. She
is a girl of the Junoesque type and
extremely popular with her young
friends as well as having a large fam-
lily connection. She is a daughter, of
course. of the late Eugene Murphy
Miss Jane Selby, who is travelling In
Europe at the present time, will be
another debutante, and also Miss Eve
lyn Barron, the daughter of Mrs. Ed
ward Barron, who has lately returned
from Europe with her elder daughter,
Miss Margaret Barron. Two other
charming additions to the list will be
Miss Cora and Miss Fredericka Otis,
who have been carefully educated and
are two of the most accomplished girls
in the younger social set Miss Evelyn
Cunningham, the daughter of Mrs. J.
Athearn Folger. will be one of the
number, and will be surely one of the
most popular of the buds. Miss Dora
Winn, who is travelling abroad with
her grandmother. Mrs. George Board
next winter and few of the younger
girls have attended so many delight
full parties or given so many informal
entertainments as this popular girl.
Miss Elizabeth Brice, the blonde daugh-
ter of Captain and Mrs. ]. J. Brice, is
coming out next winter and will be
one of the prettiest of the group. She
has fair hair and exquisite coloring
that makes her distinctive, and she
is also the happy possessor of an agree
able personality.
Miss Ethel Mary Crocker, the daugh-
ter of the William H. Crockers, will
be out next season, and this charming
debutante will be feted more than the
average bud even in this city, for she
has a host of relatives and a great
personal popularity. Miss Constance
McLaren, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman McLaren, will be pretty bud
of next season and, with her brown
eyes and wealth of brown hair, prom
ises to be one of the prettiest as we'll
Miss Gertrude Creswell daughter of
the Harry Creswells, will be bud of
the winter and comes from one of the
oldest families in the city, so that her
debut will be made under the most de-
lightful auspices. Miss Martha Foster.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. w.
Foster, will be an attractive member of
the group from San Rafael, and another
bud viii be Miss Marie Louise Foster,
daughter of the Charles Fosters, and
probably her cousin, Miss Minna Van
bergen Inc HSt is not at all COM
plete, for there are several more
names that will be added as the sea-
son advances and several buds who
have not yet decided whether to as
sumo the responsibilities of their first
season this year or defer that delight
ful duty until a later day.
The aviation meet at Del Monte last
week was one of unusual interest for
many reasons The fact that the avi-
ator was Colonel Frank johnson and
known to all his admriing friends as
"the man bird" was an extra induce
ment, to be sure, and those who went
down from the city to watch his aerial