The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
HOUJ1E PARTIEJ
FOR JMART JET
Burlingame and San Mateo
Miss Large Contingent
Of Polo Players

Fl social considerations for Easter.
and many plans are under dis
cussion for these week end outings
Mateo will not have as many guests as
| formerly, on account of the polo games
at Coronado, that attracted large con-
| tingent of the smart set. but there Will
| be few parties for those who re-
| mained at home. Mr.. and Mrs j. B.
Coryell will have party of guests over
| the week end at Fair Oaks, and the
Frederick Tillmanns will have a small
house party at their country home near
| Los Gatos.
| Mrs. Denis O'Sullivan, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Marvin Cur
| tbs for several weeks. leaves this after
/ noon for the east, and after brief stay
| in New York will sail for her home in
London. accompanied by her little son,
Terence Mrs. O'Sullivan has received a
series of pleasant parties. have been
given in her honor, but all of an in
| formal sort She has been visiting
| friends in Piedmont and Berkeley,
where she has been entertained as well
as in town. She will arrive in London
next month. During the greater part of
her visit here Miss Ellen O'Sullivan and
Miss Therese Thompson have been
guests at her home in England, but
| they will be in Rome for the Easter
| festivities.
| Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sloane Watson
and their family expect to leave town
early in April They will pass most
| of the summer at their country home
near Redwood City, as they did last
season, when they entertained their
friends at series of house parties.
Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland Baker, who
| was Miss Pansy Perkins. are here for
| a visit and are receiving cordial greet
| ings from their friends, for they are
very popular. They have not accepted
any social favors during their late stay,
however, on account of a recent death
in the Baker family.
Mrs. Phebe Hearst is staying at the
Fairmont and has been giving series
| of informal parties during her visit in
town. One of the most enjoyable of
these affairs was given yesterday for
half dozen friends. The table deco
rations were spring flowers and roses
The latest news from DR.. H B. de
Marville. who is in Paris with his
daughter Miss Cora de Marville, in
| dicates that they will remain there
probably for another year. They are
established in apartments in Rue de
| Chaillott.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Young, who was
Miss Ella Bender, are among the early
summer visitors from the east. They
are having delightful time in an in
formal way with their friends and are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Bender and
Miss Elizabeth Bender.
| Mrs. Caesar Bertheau and her laugh
| ter. Miss Helen Bertheau. write en-
| thusiastic letters of their Journeys
abroad. They are going to Paris for
| the early summer and will travel in
France later in the season. They have
not set even an approximate date for
their return, but will travel probably
for many months more.
Miss Miriam McNear was the host
ess at an informal luncheon yesterday
at the Town and Country club, when
Miss Dorothy Holbrook, who is a WIS.,
itor from Portland, was the ecompli-
mented guest. Several of the younger
girls were hidden TO meet the visitor.
! The table adornments were roses and
! spring flowers.
The members of the Chrysanthemum
Auxiliary are working earnestly for
the success of the card party to be
given Thursday afternoon, March 81.
| at the colonial ballroom of the ST.
Francis. Several hundred guests are
| expected to play bridge or five hundred
on that occasion. Miss Edith Bull is
| the president of the organization and
one of the active workers for the sue
fcess of the party. The proceeds are to
be devoted to the building fund of the
children's hospital.
Miss Frances Stewart entertained six
or eight guests at an informal luncheon
at the Palace yesterday.
| Miss Lurline Matson has been in
| Honolulu for several weeks with her
parents, Captain and Mrs. William Mat
| son, but is expected home next week.
Her young friends have missed her and
also Miss Meta Mcmahon, who went on
| the voyage with her mother, Mrs.
Eugene Bresse, in the party with the
| Matsons, with whom they will return.
|
The budget of Easter news from
those who are travelling in foreign
countries contains many items con-
cerning the plans OF the wanderers.
Mrs. Russell Wilson is in Rome, where
she is attending the interesting cere-
monies OF the season. while Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Belden and their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Belden, are travel
| ing in the Holy Land.