The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04

with Mrs. John McGsw as hostess was
thoroughly enjoyable affair. Thirty
friends assembled at the McGaw home
in Green street for the hour at cards
and tea. There were several additional
guests for tea and among those who
called were:
Mrs E. Burke Holladayl Nrs- John Charles
Mrs. Walter Kaufman Mrs Kate Voorhies
Mrs. George Hellmanu Henry
Miss Angela Coyle Mrs Francis Wayland
Miss Maisie Coyle Lucas
Miss Gertrude Palmer Miss Adele Martel
Mrs. Dennis Searle Mrs Oscar *. Cushing
Mrs. Virginia Beede Mrs. ". W. Wymore
at luncheon to be given next Monday
at the Fairmont. The affair will be
informal and will be for the friends OF
the hostess debutante daughter. Miss
Miriam AIeNear.
The members OF the University as
sembly will enjoy their third dancing
party of the season next Saturday
evening at the Century club hall. Par
tieular interest is eentered in this
/ dance which will be for the younger
people. because the parties were dis
continued during the term of prepars
tion for Professor Napoleon"
Another dancing party for the same
set viii take place Friday evening.
April is. at Century club hall. The
patronesses who have been instru-
mental in making the assemblies a
success are:
Mr. Rudolph Baum Mrs William Palmer
Mrs. Charles Bundseha Mrs Henry ST. sosr
Mrs James McNab AIRS. William SchrccS
Miss Agnes Tobin is receiving cor
dial welcome from her friends since
her return from London and she will be
persuaded probably to remain here in
| definitely. She had d delightful stay
abroad, where she was the center of
devoted ceterie of literary friends as
well as enjoying the social affairs OF
the season in the worlds metropolis.
Miss Tobin will be entertained at sew
eral informal parties during the month,
but will be engrossed for the greater
part of her time in her literary labors.
Mrs. Denis O'Sullivan is coming here
for visit and her friends will be de-
lighted to welcome her later IN the
month upon her arrival in this city.
She is expected to be here within a
few weeks and will be accompanied
by her little son. Mrs. o Sullivan will
be the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Marvin Curtis, at 251S
Union street Mrs. O'Sullivan viii be
entertained not only by her relatives
during her stay, but by a large circle
of friends who are awaiting her arrival
Mrs. James Potter Langhorne is ex-
pected to return next Sunday after
passing several weeks at Colorado
Springs, where she was the guest of
her daughter. Mrs Richard Hammond.
Mrs. Langhorne also enjoyed a brief
of the state, where she was much en-
tertained.
Mrs. Lloyd Baldwin Sr. will leave
some time this month for visit to-
New York and other eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nichols have
returned after a visit in the southern
part of the state and are again at the
home of Bishop and Mrs. William Ford
Nichols in Webster street, where they
will remain for an indefinite stay.
Three girls who are enjoying a de-
lightful sojourn this month in the
south are Miss Marian Marvin, Miss
Doris Wiltshire and Miss Natalie Hunt.
who will remain for a few weeks
longer in Los Angeles, where they are
being entertained by relatives of Miss
Marvin. They will visit the beaches
and interesting suburbs of the south
ern city before their return to town.
Mrs. Henry ID. Green of Portland
| Ore, has taken apartments at the Vic
toria and viii remain here until March.
when she will go 20 Boston to visit
her daughter, Mrs Burr, wife Of
Colonel Edward Burr. engineer corps.
United states army
Mrs. Douglas Cone of Red Bluff is
spending few days in town with her
brother at the Hotel Lame.
Miss Lou Foster has been enjoying
a visit of several days I'm town as the
guest of Miss Margaret Calhoun and
has been the guest cf honor at several
OF the informal entertainments given
this week by the yoGnger girls
The dance that will be given by Tam
alpaiS chapter, Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. IS a matter of social
concern for Saturday. evening. February
5. and will be held in the auditorium
of the California club Among those
in the receiving party will be- Miss
Florence Marian Nutting the newly
elected regent of TdmaIpais chapter
who will be rene1noered as the clever
young artist who won the Julian medal
at the California School Of Design
Others who will be in the receiving
| party are:
Miss Carmel Ostrom Mrs A. = Hubbard
Miss Edith Jones Mrs Nathan Cole
Miss Ethel Cooper Mrs John Mct,aw
I Miss Laura sawyer Mrs g. EIvvood Rro-vn
/ Miss Florence Perkins Mrs g. W. Noorex
Mrs. Helen 1alCwell Mrs. W. r. Kett
Tottea Mrs. Hubert WoodsCm
/ Mrs. Ivy Perkins tfersei Mrs. L. l.. fsillcgly
Mrs. john +. swift Mrs 5, W. Bradley
Mrs. Frederick Jewel Mrs Lee Richmond
Laird Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lindley have
\ leased their residence in Clay street to
! w. III. Obear and have moved to tho
/ Palace hotel. The Lindleys intend to