The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09

| hour, and one of these reunions styled
valentine luncheon" was given yester-
day, with Miss Agnes Tillman as hostess
and Miss Marian Zeile as the compli-
mented guest. Among the girls who
participated in the affair were:
Miss Alexandra Ham Miss Dorothy Baker
Miss Janet Coleman Miss Martha Calhoun
Sicklen Miss Lou Foster
Miss Ruth Richards Miss Martha Foster
| Miss Claire Nichols Miss SuzaI ne Kirk
Miss Anita Ataiiliard patrick
Miss Anna Olney Miss Elya de rue
Miss Mary keeney Miss Sara Cofnn
Miss Miriam McNear Miss Jeanne Gallois
Miss Vera dc Saba Miss Madd Wilson
The series of dinner parties given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Carolan, who en-
tertained 20 or more guests over the
weekend at The Crossways, their
home at Burlingame, were pleasant
affairs. Among those who attended the
first dinner of the series given in COM
pliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Eddy,
who are leaving shortly for the east
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Duplessis Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Mr.. ard Mrs. Truxtun Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Bcale Rathbone
ford Wilson Miss Helen Chesebrough
Mr. and Mrs. Henry John Lawson
Scott
Mrs Horatio p Livermore enter
tained yesterday at an informal recep-
ton given in compliment to her daugh-
ter in law, Mrs Norman Livermore,
who was Miss Caroline Seeley. The
bride will remain for an indefinite stay,
and perhaps make her home here
There are several affairs already on
the social calendar for this fayorite.
she has been a visitor here before, and
has a host of friends. Among the
parties to be given in her honor this
week is the tea that Mrs. Lloyd Bald
win will give next Friday for score
or more friends who are hidden TO meet
Mrs. Lvermore.
Mrs George H. Mendell was hostess
at an informal bridge party given yes
terday afternoon at her home in Pa
cific avenue, and the affair was one in
a series that has been given during
the season by this attractive hostess
for a small number of friends at each
afternoon party.
There were several teas of social
moment given yesterday afternoon in
the laurel court of the Fairmont,
but most of the guests who as
sembled during the afternoon for
the informal hour over the tea
cups at various tables We're the girls
of the Younger set. Miss Suzanne Kirk
patrick entertained 20 of her friends
at tea. while Miss Florence Cluff was
another hostess who greeted about the
same number at a pleasant reunion.
Among the guests who attended Miss
Cuffs tea We're:
Miss .lmaiia simpson Miss Laura baldwin
Miss Filth Metcalf Miss Edith Lowe
Miss Lillian Van Worst Mrs. Frederick Stott
Mrs. John BreBner Miss Freda Smith
Miss Jane Hotaling Miss Grace Gibson
Miss Marguerite Doc Mrs. HIsrry Umbsen
Mrs. g. II. Lucke was hostess at one
of the recent supper parties of an
elaborate sort given at the St Francis,
and more than a score of guests as
sembled al the invitation of Mrs. Lucke
and her daughter, Miss CIarisse I.ucke.
Among those who enjoyed the affair
after a theater party were:
Miss Jean Oliver Miss Edith Rucker
Miss Inez Wilson Frank Guirtard
Miss Laura Pearkes Grigsby Hamilton
Miss Irene Fallon Ralph Fleger
Miss Marie Payne Richard owen
Miss Ruby George Mercer FaIIon
Miss Elsie Osborn Doctor Mckinley
Miss Helen Oliver LingGrd Payre
Mrs T. Jay Crowley entertained half
a hundred friends at a card party
given recently a her home in Willard
street and the hour at cards was fol-
lowed by an informal tea The house
was effectively decorated with palms
and spring flowers in white and yell
low, while the same color scheme was
observed in the score cards and favors
for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph SchilIing and
Miss Elsa Schilling, accompanied by
Miss Beatrice Simpson, are on their
way to the West Indies and sailed a
few days ago from New York on the
Moltke for that interesting voyage
They will be away for an indefinite
time, and write enthusiastic letters of
their trip and the promise of a de-
lightful continuance.
Major John c. Meyers of the marine
corps, who has been seriously i'll at the
Adler sanatorium, is slowly regaining
his former health, much to the graft
fication of his friends in this city and
at Mare island. where he is a favorite
in the navy set. Mrs. Meyers, who was
Miss Alice Cults has been STAYING in
town during the illness of Major Mey-
ers. and Nine. Cults has been fre-
quent visitor here in the last few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere ]. DriscoH have
given up their apartments at the st.
Francis and will be esta ablished in a
few days in their new home at 1908
Scott street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Moore entertained
last evening at an informal dinner
given at the Palace, and among others
who had several guests at dinner at
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