The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
VARIETY MARKS
DAY IN SOCIETY
Reception, Teas and Lunch
cons Relieve Monotony
Of the Season

-rHE social plan OF yesterday
i showed remarkable variety for
the day and season with a recR
tion given by the Francesca club at its
attractive quarters in Post street. sew
eral teas in the afternoon and lunch
cons that were thoroughly enjoyed at
Fthe Palace and at the ST. Francis There
was the reunion last evening, by the
wav. given by Miss Erna st. Goar at
her home in California street for a
score of the younger set and the
debutantes had one or two informal
parties To crowd the hours of the aft
| ernoon.
Several left yesterday for Coronado
for the polo games. Among these are
Mrs John McMullin and her grand
daughter. Miss Anna Weller. A rev OF
the players from New York who are
here for the tournament are coming 70
town tomorrow and will remain at The
~. Francis for several days before go
ing south. The crack players who are
expected TO arrive from sae east are j.
NJ waterbury, j. E. Cowden and A.
Hazard.
There are to be several parties OUT
OF town over the weekend Notable is
that to be given by Miss Vera de Saba
1 al
Eugene de Sablas Another San MateO
party will be given by Mrs Andrew
Welch Miss Agnes Tillmann will en-
tertain several young friends at the
country home of the Frederick Till
manns at Aptos, while Miss Elva de
Pue will be hostess at a weekend out
ing TO be given at the Edgar de Pue
ranch in Yolo county. There will be
several debutantes in the latter party.
Among those bidden for the outing Is
Miss Anna Olney-
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Holbrook lefr
yesterday for Coronado. where they
will pass several days enjoying the
polo games, to be followed BY a leis
urely tour of the southern part OF the
state
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cooper and the
Walter Martins are in town this week
and were guests at the elaborate din
ner given wednesday evening az the
Palace, when the host and hostess OF
the occasion were Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Sadoc Tobin. The table decorations
were roses and there were perhaps a
dozen or more guests at the jolly al
fair.
Mrs J. H Mackenzie will entertain
at tea to be given this afternoon a.
the Palace that will be one OF the most
elaborate affairs Of recent days II viii
[ be enjoyed rF RaAL a 4lI.Ee0 LElcl1S
OF the hostess Mrs Mackenzie has
been giving a series OF small teas. but
none as important as the function that
will attract so guests TO the hotel
Mrs. Clinton Jones and her daughter,
Miss Helen Jones. entertained ar a din
ner and theater party, or more cor
rectIy. at an opera party, last evening
for half a dozen friends OF the young
hostess The occasion. although in
, formal. was really compliment 20
Mrs George Ashton and her daughter,
Miss Bessie Ashton
Mrs Frederick Kohl is in the sana-
toriuul for few days. but is not Sc
riousIy III. and her friends are hoping
week and able t0take her place In So
eiaI affairs.
Miss Marie Brewer. who has been in
town for several days visiting at The
home OF Mrs George Ashton returned
yesterday TO her home in Mil Valley.
The Misses Brewer are established in
their new residence in the valley. bur
. will be frequent visitors here during
! the summer and entertain at a series
of house parties IN the later season
Since Miss Marie Churchill has gone
TO San Mateo her friends in town have
been enjoying series Of delightful
) house parties az her home merry
, party of young people was entertained
over the recent week end There were
motor trips and a lunehean at the Bur
Ilingame country club TO pass the hours
pleasantly for -she visitors
Mrs Leon Greenbaunl was hostess at
a luncheon given yesterday at the St
Francis. when she entertained few
guests informally
Mrs.sHenFy SchmidsI entertained at
one OF the informal lunchsons yester-
day given AZ the FairmOnc for 10
guests The table adornment was the
combination OF violsts and jOnquils-
The evening recital Of scottish and
, Irish folk lore and song 20 be given
next Tuesday ar Century club hall viii
have the patronage OF society 20 assist
in making the occasion success. There
are 20 be several dinner parties pre-
ceding the musicale. and the talented
girl IN her unique sketches OF lie IN
Scotland and Ireland viii have a large
audience that viii welcome the Lenten
diversion Among those who are pa
tronesses for the evening are
Mrs. virginia seede Ms Jo6a D. NcGii7rsy
Mrs. wellington C. Bur Ms Callfura.a Ns-toa
Mrs. L Harris cofan Ms. -s J. H 4. Rose-sson
Mrs. F P DesrinS Ms lem T. scctr
Mrs Pheee Hearst Mrs Francis NJ. Wright
lIrs. William Keith 'Nrs. seldsn 5 wrisst
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton enter
tanned yesterday ar an informal lunch
con at the ST. Francis. Among those
who assembled at the party were Mrs.
James Bl4ir Miss Jennie Blair. Mss
Maud O'Corncr and Mrs. Fletcher Ryer.
The table decoration was pretty ar
rangement OF dafrodiIS and vioIsrs.
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