The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23


= in a hutter of expectancy. Every
one has returned TO the city practically
during the last week or ten DAYS. The
George Popes and the George Newhalls
came up from Burlingame and have
opened their homes The Popes are
going east. however. but the Newhal1s
viii be here most of the winter. accord
ing 10 their present intention. The
william 9. Irwins and Miss Helene Ir-
win are at their Washington street
home. and although they are not en-
tertaining on an elaborate plan have
many Informal reunions with their
friends Miss Julia. Langhorne. who
PASSED most of the late summer at
Colorado Springs with her sister. Mrs.
Richard Hammond, has returned to her
home and viii remain during the sea-
son. Miss Mary Keeney viii be at home
most of the winter. The Frederick
Tilmanns have opened their home in
Washington street and Miss Agnes
Tillnnann has been entertaining indus
triouslv for the debutantes- Mr.. and
Mrs. Wakefield Baker were among the
early returns TO the city and opened
their home in Pacific avenue last month.
Mr and Mrs James Flood have been In
the city during the week and will be
here during the greater part of the
winter The Joseph Donohoes are al
Nfenlo but viii return within few
da7-s Mrs Edward Barron has taken
the house formerly occupied by Bishop
and Mrs William Ford Nichols and will
entertain extensively this season Mrs.
Barron viii introduce her Younger
daughter. Miss Evelyn Barron, at No
vemher tea and will give more than
one of the pretentious parties or the
winter The debutantes viii have soclal
Affairs their own sweet way Tor 2
month or more. Several of them will
the Greenwsy dance next month. but
many others have planned for parties
at home.
Miss Dora Winn made her curtsy
Yesterday at the large tea given 10y
her grandmother. Mrs. George c
Boardman. At the family home in Cali
fornia street With q large circle OF
family friends 10 assist in her enter
rafnment. and a wide personal popu-
larirv besides. this pretty debutante
viii enjoy Il gay season She IS a
charming girl. having had the advan-
tsge Of travel and culture with nat
1raI grace Of manner that wins friends
for her 81 once. There were several
hundred guests yesterday at the hos
pitable house in California street, who
greeted the bud at her first forma
party.
ono of the next debutsnte parties or
the social calendar viii mark the for
NAL bow Of Miss Cora and Miss Fred
ericka Otis. who are coming out al al
elaborate tea Saturday. There will b'
several hundred guests and the deou
tantes viii have another opportunlt!
Of enioEfng 2 party of pretentious pro
portions besides the round of informa
affairs that are the order of the hour
Another debutante party of the weel
Will he given Tuesday by Mrs. j. i
Rncker. when she will introduce hel
daughter Miss Jane Rucker. at a tea
Miss Rucker has taken an active par
in the festivities Of the younger set
Her home i'm Cough street viii be th'
center of several late affairs. Yet an
other debutante party that has beer
announced in the last few days VIII b'
given by Mr.. and Mrs A. s Baldwin
when they viii introduce their daugh
ter. Miss Mildred Baldwin The Bald
win tea VIII be given Saturday. NoVem
her 3. and 20 of the younger girl;
with few matrons viii be in the re
ceiving party that day
The debutante luncheon given b.
Miss Dorothy Baker last Thursday foi
Miss Helen Bertheau was one of th'
less important events Of the week, II
point OF view Of numbers, but none the
Jess interesting to the girls. 1t was {
iollv affair. and among the guests whC
were bidden to meet Miss Bertheal
were:
Miss Gertrude Thomas Miss Mildred Whitney
Miss Dora Winn Miss Ethel McAlister
Miss Cora Oris Miss Ethel Crccker
Miss Agnes liIlmann Miss Lee ClrTln
Miss Bessie Ashton Miss Myra Josselyn
Miss Dorothy Chapman Miss Dorothy Baker
Miss FrederiSka Otis
Mrs Joseph Raas is among those
who have recently returned TO towr
FOR the season and has taken a house
in Washington street. The attractive
country place at San Anselmo was the
scene of many entertainments earlier
i'm the season. and since the family ha;
been established in the house in th'
city there have been a series of infor.
NAL reunions. Mrs. Raas and hel
daughters will give many Of these in
formal parties later in the winter.
There viii be 30 boxes al the kirmess
where each hostess may entertain Z
party Of friends during the festiva
DAYS. and more than half the number
have already been secured for the sea
son Mrs. William Matson has charg,
OF the boxes. and among those tha
have reserved boxes since the sal,
opened a few days ago are:
Mrs. C. F. MacDermottl A. B. McCreery
Mrs. John A Darling Mrs William Matson
Mrs. James v Coleman Mrs c Frederick kol
Mrs. Joseph Anderson Mrs. Frank Griffin
chanslor Mrs. Ira Pierce