The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12

HammOn, Mrs. Eugene Bresse. Mrs
Robert Bentley. Mrs Frederick Thomp-
son and Mrs. Frank Powers
Among the guests were:
Miss Janet KIink sherman Burns
Miss Anita Taylor George Leid
Miss Marie Louise Bry- Chester North
Miss Marie Tyson Barnett Small
Miss Marjorie Stolz Earl Thompson
Miss Dorothy Churchill Edward Egbert
Miss Ethel Gregg Ered St Goar
Miss Julia Galpin Charles St tIoar
Miss Phyllis de Young kenneth Gum
Miss Janet Painter Will Eecies
Miss Dorothy Egbert Fred woods
Miss Nancy Glenn Wendell Harmon
Miss Marie Payne HamiltOn Nerney
Bliss Herman stephen Nerney
William King Robert Bentley
Milton Hall Frank Allen
Fred Cross
The dance next Tuesday evening az
the Army and Navy club promises 70
be a delightful affair and several Of
the younger girls are looking forward
with pleasant expectation to the in
formal hop at the clubhouse in Cslifor-
MIA street. The affair will be attended
with the greatest informaHty and the
regular dances given by the officers
will be continued during the Lenten
season.
Thornwen Mutually was host last
evening at an elaborate dinner party
at the Fairmont in compliment TO Mr..
and Mrs William Miller Graham OF
Santa Barbara who have been feted
at several affairs during their stay in
town. The dinner last evening was
followed by a theater party and sup
per afterward in the greenrOom at the
hotel where a log fire burned cheerily.
The table decorations were roses and
ferns
Among the guests who were bidden
TO meet Mr. and Mrs. Graham were;
Miss Marian Newhan Arthur Chesebrough
Miss Elizabeth Newhaii 4Snn Is lawson Sseta,,,
Miss Martha Calhoun SIr. and Mrs. Horace
Miss Virginia Jollitre Blanchard Chase
Miss Jennie Crocker and her brother.
Templeton Crocker, will leave this aft
ernOon in their private car, accom-
panied by party of friends, for an
extended trip to Mexico. Among those
who will enjoy the tour are Mr.. and
Mrs. Mountford Wilson. Miss Helene
Irwin. Harry Simkins and Duane Hop
kins.
Mrs Wendell P. Harmon entertained
at an informal tea given yesterday aft
ernoon at the Palace for less than a
dozen guests. The table decorations
were jonquils and viOlets with yell
low shaded candelabra.
The wedding plans Of Miss Elsa Dra-
per and Midshipman James Lawrence
Kaufman are entirely dependent upon
the orders that the young navy officer
will receive within the next few
months. or at least upon the arrange
ments that he can make for being
transferred from the q. S 5. Tennes-
see 1t was thought several weeks ago
that the Tennessee would be here early
in the summer. when kaufman viii
have the rank of ensign. but the ship
or.*r., Ffs-
brief stay before going to Rio Janeiro-
This has changed the plans for sum
mer wedding However, Midshipman
Kaufman has the advantage OF private
means and may obtain permission 20
marry sooner than the average young
officer who must await the dictates OF
Uncle Sam in matters matrimonial IL
is possible that the wedding may take
place in the summer despite the un-
favorable prospects that seem e TO be
in the ascendant at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton WOrden enter
tained more than a score of friends
last evening at an elaborate dinner
party in the gray room at the Fair
mont. The table decorations were
spring flowers and American beauty
roses.
]. Downey Harvey has gone down to
Del Monte. but will return early next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duncan. who
was Miss Edna f3annigdn, are receiving
the congratulations of their friends
upon the arrival of a daughter yester-
day at their Washington street home.
Lieutenant and Mrs W. A. GlassfOrd.
who was Miss Eleanor Phelps returned
yesterday after a honeymoon tour OF
the orient and will go to Mare island
for an indefinite stay.
The second at home in the series that
Mrs. Thomas II. Barry and her daugh-
ter Miss Ellen Barry. are giving at
their home at Fort Mason was held
yesterday afternoon. 1t was a delight
ful affair with scores of guests in at
tendance and a military band to fur
nish the music. The hours of the tea
were from until o'clock and the
attractive quarters of Major General
Barry were crowded with army and
society people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong Dean-
are staying at the Colonial for a few
weeks while their home In Vallejo
street is undergoing repairs. but they
expect TO be established in their own
! residence early in the summer