The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
|. NAVY MEN GIVE
DANCING PARTY
Officers of u. S. Alert Will
Entertain Smart Set at
the Palace


r HIS day has social distinction,
with teas, luncheons and a dancing
party in the evening at the Palace
to finish the program in a logical and
delightful manner The dancing party
S. S. Alert and society will attend the
affair in force. The usual round of
dinner parties will precede the ball,
and among those who will entertain
are Mrs. Eleanor Martin. Mrs. Freder-
iek Kohl, Mrs. J. b. Casserly. Mrs.
Francis Carolan and Mrs. George T.
Cameron.
The guestss list has three or four
hundred names, including the officers
of the posts around the bay and the
society set in town, who are looking
forward with pleasant expectation to
the affair. The glitter of gold braid
and full dress uniforms will lend color
to the affair and deubtless the pretty
gowns will form an. important part of
the attractive scen1 The guests Will
be received by:
Captain George Bauer Lieut. Robert Sesnon
Lieut. George Cameron Lieut.. Henry Smith
Lieut.. John Mctee Lieut. Chris Bauer
The cotilion given last evening at
the home of Miss Kathleen de Young
was particularly for the young guest
<of honor, but several -of the older
dancing set enjoyed the affair in the
ballroom of the De Young home in
California street. The room was deco
rated with ferns and foliage interming-
led with Japanese fruit blossoms, which
formed a pretty setting for the gowns.
The feotillon favors were unusually
attractive and were IL in all-six for
the men and the same number for the
girls at the dancing. party. The girls
had dainty pink paper parasols, boutton
ieres, Dutch caps, tulle veils hats rests
and silver mirrors, while some of the
remaining fayors were silver necktie
rings, electric flashlights and paper
sashes.
The guests We're received by Mrs. Nj.
II. de Young and her daughters, Mrs.
Joseph o. Tobin, Mrs. George T. Cam
eron and Miss Kathleen de Young.
Among those who enjoyed the affair
were:
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miss Augusta Foute
Cooper Miss Vera de Saba
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthing Miss Kathleen Farrell
ton Ames Miss Florence Cluf
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Misses Draper
Foster Dutton Misses Calhoun
Mr.. and Mrs Wake Miss Rhoda Niebliug
field Baker Miss Erna ST. Goar
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Miss Agnes TiI1manu
Mr.. ana Mrs Andrew Miss Maud o'Connor
Welch Jr. Edward GreenNay
Mr., and Mrs. Harry seyd Havens =
Spencer Ward Barron
Mr.; and Mrs. David Walter Hobart
Proctor Cyril Tobin
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin Dudley Sales
Wood Cordova de Germendia
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Gayle Anderton
Wilson Rudolph Bertheau
Mr. and Mrs. william Frank Preston
Porter Arthur ChesebroDgh
Miss Dorothy Van Sick Willard Barton
Miss Anna oney Prescott Scott
Mrs. George Toy gave luncheon
yesterday for Mrs. Frank Baldwin,
who has been the feted guest at many
parties since her arrival from Homo
lulu. Mrs. Baldwin will be remem
bered as Miss Harriet Kittredge and
since her return from the orient there
has been no end of entertaining in her
honor.
She has been staying at the Fair
mont, where her mother, Mrs. e IL.
Kittredge, was hostess t several
luncheons and teas of recent date for
the visitor. but the luncheon yesterday
with Mrs. Toy as hostess was given at
the Manx The ia BILE decorations were
orchids in a variety of lavender tints
and streamers of lavender ribbon to
each place. Among the guests invited
to meet Mrs. Baldwin yesterday were
Mrs Willard Waymsn Mrs. Charles Harley
Mrs. Charles Deering Miss May Coogan
Mrs Henry Holmes Mrs. Francis Lucas
Mrs Marvin Higgins Mrs. Paul Bancroft
Mrs James Black Mrs. a. Wenzelberger
Mrs. Charles Bentley Mrs. Harvey Toy
Mrs Florence Porter Mrs. f. H. Kittredge
Piingst
Among the enga gements that have
been announced this month none has
been received with greater interest
than that of Miss Lorena Florence
Barnes and William Sea Jr. of this city.
The bride to be is a charming girl of
.the blonde type and has a wide social
acquaintance in town and in Mill VAL
ley. where she has made her home in
recent months with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Willard F. Barnes. She is a
graduate of Stanford university and is
a popular member of the Delta Phi
Delta sorority William Sea is a grad
uate of the University of California
and a prominent member of the Phi
Delta Phi fraternity. He holds an i'm
portant place in legal affairs and is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Sea of
this city, where he has a host of
friends The date for the wedding has
not been announced, but the event is TO
take place in the near future.
One of the most recent dinner parties
and also one of the most enjoyable
affairs given for Bishop and Mrs. Sid
ney Partridge during their stay here
as the guests of Mrs. Partridge's
mother, Mrs. John simpson. was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Stephenson
at the home of the latter in Jackson
street. Among those bidden to meet
the visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Boardman, Mrs. George Gibbs, Mr.. and
Mrs, Clifton Macon and Mrs. Hamilton
Greer Mrs. Stephenson will entertain
for Mrs. Partridge at bridge again this
afternoon, but informally.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Edington Detrick
Jr. and Mrs Maud Rives Dalby that
took place Saturday January IS, in
Berkeley at the home of the bride.
They have many friends In this city
who will be interested in the news of
the wedding and the further announce
ment that Mr.. and Mrs Detrick will
reside in the college town.
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