The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
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mi careme festivity. will have an in
terest out of the ordinary. There was
! the card party given yesterday by Miss
I Dorothy Boericke for Miss Helen Sut-
! ton. fiancee of Henry Edwin Sherman,
J that attracted the younger set, and a
bridge party given by Mrs ]. Leroy
Nickel for older votaries of society.
while Miss Edith PilIsbury entertained
at a luncheon for Miss Virginia vas
sault. who leaves in few days for
New York There is some diversion for
! almost every day this week, and, In
fact, three or four for other days.
Miss Helen sutton was the feted
guest at the bridge party given yester-
day by the Misses Boericke. The guest
of honor comes from Berkeley. but she
has many friends on this side of the
bay. She is a sister of Effingham Sut-
ton. who attends the dances in town
and is a general favorite. Among the
girls at the party yesterday were:
Miss Suzanne Kirkpat- Miss Anna Weller
Miss Helen Jones Miss Elena Brewer
Miss Lillian Van Worst Miss Jean Tyson
Miss Anna Olney Miss Amala simpson
Miss Joy Wilson
There will be a dance at the Presid7o
sort of mi careme affair, and will be 49,
tended by a group of the younger girhV
from town who have such pleasant
time at the hops given at the Officers
club. The regular fortnightly hop will
have a larger number of guests than
usual and is one of the centers of
social interest for the week.
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Edith Holt TO David Leith
Mckay was made Saturday night at a
dinner given at the residence of her
brother. c. Parker Holt. Miss Holt
and her sister Grace were formerly
very popular in social circles across the
bay but for the last few years have
made their home in San Francisco.
They recently built beautiful country
residence near Mountain View. Mr..
Mckay was formerly of Grass Valley,
was a frat man at Berkeley and is now
in business in San Francisco.
Miss Enid Gregg is receiving a cor
dial greeting since her return from
New York, and has been feted at in
formal luncheons ana teas almost every
day within week She was the COM
plimented guest at a luncheon yester-
day at the st. Francis, given by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Oliver Tobin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin enter
tained yesterd at an informal
luncheon given at the st. Francis. and
among the guests were Mrs Eleanor
Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S.
Martin, while at another table Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Carolan entertained half
dozen guests in an informal manner.
Mrs. Charles Be!shaw has been en-
tertaining at a series of afternoon af-
fairs at the St. Francis during the last
fvyo of fa
tlve of the recent events were a card
party given Saturday afternoon and a
tea yesterday for less than a score of
guests. The afternoon parties at which
this hostess has presided during the
earlier season have been an eniOvable
series, and it will be pleasant news to
her friends that she intends to remain
in town several weeks longer before
going to her country home in St. Z
Helena
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Worden wiz
entertain at an informal dinner party
to be given this evening at the Fair
mont and there will be 20 or more
friends assembled at the delightful re-
union, which is to be held in the gray
room at the hotel
The wedding of Miss Maud Bourn
and Arthur Rose Vincent will Il Ike
place March 81 and will be one of tine
earliest of the spring weddings besides
one of the most interesting from "a
social point of View. The bride elect
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Bourn and one of the most ac-
cOmplished girls in the local set. al
though she has been abroad and her
friends have had little opportunity 10
enjoy her sOciety during the last few
years 1t is probable that her future
home will be in England
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fry. who WIS
Miss Dolly MacGavin are established
in their apartment in Sacramento and
Hyde streets. where they will remain
until the early summer at least and
are receiving their friends informally.
The fiat had been secured and prac-
ticaliy furnished before the wedding
last week and was awaiting the young
couple on their return from brief
honeymoon trip. None of the younger
girls has had a. greater popularity
than this charming bride and her new
home will be She scene of many
pleasant reunions of the last season.
The "spooks'' who danced so cieverlv
at the society production of professor
Napoleon" will be entertained next
Thursday evening by Miss Erna st.
Goar, who was one of the attractive
group. Among those who will attend
the reunion at the home of the hostess
in California street will be:
Miss Florence Clu6 $. l.. Abbott Jr.
Miss Marguerite Doe Herbert Erskine
Miss Martha Foster Dexter Fox
Miss Marie Louise Eos Bliss Herman
ter Alfred Humphrey
Miss Jane Hotaling Harold Maundrel1
Miss Minerva Hamilton Joe Sperry
Miss Edith Lowe Fred Sperry
Hiss katherine MeRae Fred St Gsar
Miss Kate Peterson A. H. Wallman
Hiss Mary Thompson Albert whittle =
Miss Lucy Mailing. the attra ctf,,.
niece of Senator and Mrs George
Perkins, who is visitor here from
the east, entertained a party of friends
yesterday at a tea and cruise around
the bay and among those who entoyed
the party on board ship were:
Mss Mabel Perkins Lieutenant Harvey John
Miss Katherine Fink son
Mrs. Samuel Knowles Lieutenant Edward Jones
Lieutenant II. +. Ride Mrs Maybell Park
out Mrs E. z. Koch
Hiss Mcintyre z. Trimmer
Captain Berry
Rev. and Mrs. John W. Nichols are
the congratulations of their
friends upon the arrival of a little
son in their household. Rev and