The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22

The same splendor OF scene that has
for many years distinguished the
Greenway assemblies marked the third
dancing party of this season given last
evening in the white and gold ballroom
at the Fairmont. The simplicity of the
setting as far as floral adornlnent is
concerned has begun TO be part of the
character of the Greenway assemblies.
The effective wreaths of green against
the mirrors OF the side walls and the
few festoons of smilax that were trailed
in pretty profusion between wreaths
were the only adornmeRt with the addi-
ton of potted plants and the ferns that
filled the corners. The many hand
somely gowned women made a splendid
picture against the simple background.
The host of the occasion repeated his
success of other seasons and there
were several hundred guests who en-
joyed his hospitality. The debutantes
were out in force and the pretty groups
OF younger girls were in the majority,
perhaps but there were many guests
at the dance last evening whose names
have appeared on the Greenway list
for many seasons and who were just
as enthusiastic as in former seasons
over the delightful dancing parties.
Following his custom, Greenway re-
ceived the guests without the assist
ance of a receiving party. The supper
at midnight and dancing afterward
was in the same order as of old and
the dinner parties beforehand made an
important part of the pleasure for
scores of guests.
SOME OF THE RICH GOWNS
Among those who were particularly
noticeable for their beautiful gowns
were the following:
Mrs. Horace Blanchord Chase wore a
gown of gray chiffon, heavily embroid-
cred and fashioned over gray satin.
Mrs. Percy Morres gown was Iaven-
der chiffon over satin of the same
shade and elaboration of jet.
Miss Suzanne Kirkpatrick's gown
was of palest blue satin, with tunic
effect in gold, dotten net on the skirt
and gold lace on the bodice.
Mrs. Mountford Wilson was gowned
in white satin and silver embroidery.
Another gown in the same effect was
worn by Mrs. Laurence Scott.
Mrs. Robert ]. Woods was gowned in
black net, elaborated with gold lace
and raped in one of the new modes over
satin.
Mrs Willis Polk wore gown of
black net, effectively draped over SATAN
and an establishment of jet on the cor
sage.
Mrs. Charles Weller wore handsome
confection of old blue satin, elaborately
trimmed with lace.
Miss Anna Wellers gown was old
rose satin with embroidery and gold
lace on the corsage.
Miss Ila Sonntag was one of the
younger girls who was effectively
gowned in white chiffon, embroidered
in roses and gold lace on the bodice.
Miss Florence Cluff was gowned in
white satin made with a tunic of gold
net. She wore a fillet of silver leaves
in her dark hair
Mrs. Jack Wilson wore an effective
gown of black net over satin and
draped in the late favorite mode.
Miss Anna Peters wore white chif-
fon embroidered and with lace yoke
and panels of lace on the Skirt.
Mrs John McMullen was gowned in
black chantiIly lace over white satin.
Miss Eliza McMullen was gowned
in pink net, made over pink satin and
embroidered with tiny roses on the
yoke and bodice.
Mrs. Grant SeIfridge wore a re-
markably pretty gown in blue and gold
with lace applique on the satin bodice.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin wore a gown of
cream white satin with lace yoke and
the long court train edged with sable.
She wore diamond ornaments with the
costume.
Mrs Julian Sonntag was gowned in
gray chiffon embroidered in. roses in
the same shade and fashioned over
gray satin.
Miss Sallie Maynard wore a gown
of pink satin elaborated with rare lace.
Mrs James King Steele was gowned
in yellow chiffon effectively trimmed
In black jet and embroidery.
Miss Erna st. Goar wore a gown of
pink lowered chiffon fashioned over
pink satin that was extremely becom-
ing to her fair type.
Miss Kathleen Farrell was one of the
prettiest of the debutante group in her
gown of white satin embroidered in
silver and finished with touches of
rare lace on the bodice
Mrs. Henry T. Ferguson was gowned
in black net heavily jetted and fash
Toned over black satin.
Miss Innes Keeney, who has lately
returned from the east, was among the
younger girls at the dance and wore
a gown of iridescent spangled net over
cloth of gold
Mrs. Herbert Moffitt was gowned in
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