The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
FINAL GR[ENWAY
BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Exclusive Set Greatly Enjoys
Last Assembly Prior to
Lenten Season
Beautifully Gowned Women Add
TO Charm of the Dance in
Bower of Roses

Bower of Roses
In the midst Of brilliant lights and
earlands Of red roses the final Green
way assembly of the season was
danced last evening in the white and
sold ballroom at the Fairmont The
rose decoration was one of the prettlest
and one of the most effective attempted
for many seasons and the teStoonS OF
crimson flowers intertwined with
grapevine radiated TO each corner of
the room from great center basket
overf1Owing with flowers The I'M
mense basket suspended from the cell
ing was duplicated in miniature oy
scores Of baskets hung against the SIDE
mirrors of the ballroom holding les
toons OF roses and grapevine. me
central decoration of the ballroom was
surrounded with large red and yei-
low Japanese lanterns which cast
ROSY glow on the pretty scene and gave
an added effect of subdued color. The
gowns in their glittering variety OF
white and gold and black with shades
Of delicate blue and pink contributed
10 the beauty Of the assembly
GREENNAY RECEIVES ALONE
The guests were received according
to the tradition of the assemblies by
Edward VI. Greenway. who dispenses
with the formality of a receiving party
ia his role as host on these occasions.
The dancing party was preceded by
a round of dinners and followed by the
usual elaborate supper. Among the
most nota ble of the dinner parties was
that at which Miss Innes heeney pre-
sided as hostess. The charming girl
has lately returned from the east and
the affair last evening was the nrst
at which she has greeted her friends.
Those who enjoyed her hospitality were
thirty or more Of the younger set The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. Andrew
Welch. in the absence of Mrs. Charles
Keeney and among those present were;
Miss Jennie Blair Talbot Walker
Miss Kate Brigham Paul Foster
Miss Claire Nichols George Nllleuut
Miss Sars Coffin Christian Miller
Miss Margaret Calhoun Herbert Galsgher
Miss Eliza McAlullin Prentiss Hill
Miss Anna Weller Herbert Bonlneid
Re~erlv Tucker Paul Jones
Ward Barron Frank de Lisie
william Hough Duval Moore
Melville Bowman Harold RUNNER
Paige Mongeagle
PARTY AT MARTIN HOME
Mrs Eleanor Martin entertained at
Al informal party given at her home
in Broadway in compliment TO her
granddaughter. Miss Genevieve Har-
vey. Other dinner parties at the Fair
mont were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene de Saba, who entertained for
their debutante daughter Miss Vera de
Saba; Mrs. James Shea. who enter
tained for her debutante niece. Miss
Kathleen Farrell, NJ. and Mrs. Josiah
+. Howell. who had a dozen friends;
Miss Elizabeth Livermore. who enter
tained at a dinner in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Livermore.
MANY PRETTY GOWNS WORN
The gowns seen at the Greenway
dance last evening were a dazzling ar
ray in the various colors that are popu-
lar this season and among the guests
who wore noticeably pretty creations
We're:
Miss Mary Keeney wore one of the
most effective gowns of the evening. It
was Of palest blue satin with a draped
skirt and bodice heavily embroidered
in silver
Mrs. John McMullin wore a gown of
black chantilly lace over satin and her
granddaughter. Miss Eliza McMullin,
was gowned i'm white satin embroidered
in gold.
Mrs. Eleanor Martins gown was
white satin embroidered in silver and
edged with sable
MISS GeneVieve Harvey wore a gown
Of pale rose colored chiffon over white
satin. The frock was finished with
rare embroidery in a Persian design.
Mrs. Clinton Wordens gown was
pale blue satin, with a drapery of net
The fringes Of which were heavily
embroidered. II was finished with long
embossed sashes with a lavender
ground for the unusual embroidery.
Mrs. Joseph Coryell was gowned in
white lace over satin, and wore
corsa &c bouquet of orchids
CHIFFON GOWN STRIKING
Miss Innes Keeney wore pretty
gown Of green chiffon over satin of
darker shade and the frock was draped
and fringed with gold.
Miss Helen Chesebrough was gowned
i'm yellow satin effectively embroidered
in gold.
Mrs. Edgar PeiXotto wore an artistic
gown of black spangled net over satin.
trimmed with silver embroidery on the
bodice.
Mrs. Henry Ferguson was gowned in
white point d'esprit trimmed with en-
hroidered panels in Dresden effect of
pink and white. With the costume she
wore q collar of diamonds
Mrs. James Farrell was gowned in
black lace over satin and wore diamond
ornaments.
Mrs James Shea was gowned in
modes over white satin
Miss Kathleen Farrell was one of the
prettiest Of the debutantes in her i'm
ported gown Of white satin and rare
lace.
Mrs. Kate Voorhies Henry was
Sowned in lavender striped chiffon
draped over lavender satin She wore
orchids in the coFsage.
COMBINATION EFFECTIVE
Miss Belle Riggin wore q gown of
Venetian lace draped over turquoise
satin and elaborated with embroidery
i'm the same shade. Her ornaments
were exquisite turquoise.
Mrs. James King Steele was gowned
in yellow satin eIabellished with gold
embroidery and d drapery Of chiffon
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