The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
LAST ASSEMBLY
OF THE SEASON
Friday Night Clubs Final
Dance This Year Will Be
Enjoyable Event

as interesting 10 lue HleLhDSIS " 49,
club and the chaperons as any OF the
preceding affairs. for the season is TO
close happily. The club has large
membership and its dances are con-
spicuous among the affairs that de-
light debutantes each year
The assembly will be held in Century
Club hall and there will be more than
100 guests at the final party. Inc
ehaperons, who are in town Tor the
occasion, have helped to make the
clubs functions successful during the
earlier season. Those who have been
in charge of affairs are Mrs. James
Potter Langhorne, Mrs. Wakefield
Baker, Mrs. George Moore, Mrs. Louis
Monteagle and Mrs. George Ashton.
Following are some of the members
of the club
Miss Claire Nichols Miss Anna Weller
diss Marian Miller Miss Eliza MeSlulnn
Miss Helen Jones James Danghorne
Miss Elena Brewer Gerald Halsey
Miss Elizabeth Woods George Willcutt
Miss Maude Wilson Allan Van FleeI
Miss Dorothy Van Sick Edward NewhaH
Miss Floride Hunt Harry McAfee
Miss Virginia Newhall Gloucester Nllls
Miss Frances Newhall George Spencer
Mrs. Eleanor Martin entertained al
an informal dinner given last evening
at her home, the complimented guests
of the occasion being Miss GeneVleVe
Harvey and her fiance, Ward Barron
There were only three or four 1rlends
hidden for the engagement dinner, In
addition to the members of the family.
The occasion was as delightful as
those of preceding date at which Mrs.
Martin has entertained this season.
The decorations were roses and
profusion of spring flowers that
adorned the table.
Baron and baroness Won Schroeder,
with their charming daughters. Miss
Edith and Miss Janet Won Schroeder,
are in town for few days longer and
will be at the st. Francis. They have
had delightful time with their friends
here and have had several informal
affairs given for them during the brief
stay. They will return probably within
a day or so to their country home,
Eagles Nest, in San Luis Obispo.
Mrs. Alexander Loufborough and
Miss Bessie Zane are home from the
east having returned to the Fairmont
yesterday. They were in New York
for several weeks and had a de-
lightful time. but at informal social af-
fairs arranged by their eastern friends
They are receiving a cordial welcome.
The tableaux vivants that were given
this week in the colonial ballroom of
the st. Francis attracted most of the
Blingum set to town, and several of
the visitors are lingering for the week
end. There are informal luncheOns and
dinner parties, with motor trips to vary
the program for those who will remain
in town until tomorrow or the next
day, when they will return in groups to
Burlingame. Among out of town visit
ors who have been enjoying the infor-
NAL round of gayety are:
Mr.. and Mrs. PercyINir. and Mrs Laurance
Moore Irving Scott
sIr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs Walter S.
Pringle Martin
Mr. and Mrs Peter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mt % and Mrs Francis ,ss ss1?E Jennie S0ic Croker
Carolan Miss Eleanor Sears
MP Polk and Mrs Willis bsa6d bs@DletRR goDfgs fEosker
Miss Kathleen Farrell entertained at
one of the debutante teas of the week
that attracted 10 or IL friends to her
home in Octavia street This group
of girls enjoyed several reunions dur
ing the late Lenten season at sewing
bees and informal afternoons. The re-
cent tea was one of the most delight
full in an informal series. Among the
guests who assembled at the home of
the young hostess in Broadway were:
Miss Ila Sonntag Miss Freda Smith
Miss Elya de Pue Miss Irene Farrell
Miss Anna 0ney Miss Alma Thane
Miss Lillian Van Worst Mrs. Walter Greer
Miss Rhoda Nieblng
Mrs. William Thane will entertain
next Saturday afternoon at an informal
tea, to be given at the Palace She
has invited a score of friends for the
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Lincoln Brown
were responsible for one of the most
enjoyable dinner parties of the week
The occasion was informal and a dozen
friends were hidden to the Palace for
the reunion. Among those who at
tended the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon! Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Mr. s''' and Mrs Irving Mr 'Tnds'p and Mrs. Georg.
Dr. Morris Hertzstein Mrs. SO''s sigmund sloss
News of an Easter party given in
Washington holds more than passing
interest for local society. The dancing
party was given in the capital city
by Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Glover. 1t was an elaborate affair.
given in compliment to the younger
daughter. Miss Beatrice Glover. There
were about 20 boys and girls, many of
whom were passing the Easter holi-
days at home in Washington, and the
event was one of the most notable in
the annals of the younger set
Mrs. ]. J. Moore gave a luncheon yes
terday for less than a dozen guests at
the Palace. The occasion was very in
formal