The San Francisco call., 1910-11-15

GREENWAY IS HOST
AT SOCIETY DANCE
Postponed Function at the Fair.
mont, Hotel Brings Out
Smart Set
Ballroom Beautifully Decorated
With Palms, SnilaX and
CEirysanthemums


and the elaborate setting designed for
the larger parties Of the season, the
ball given last evening in the white and
gold ballroom at the Fairmont with
Edward NJ. Greenway as host. was
great success. The host celebrated his
bfrthosy with the informal assembly.
and there We're only $50 guests hidden.
According 10 his usual arogram,
Ereenwsy was TO have given his birth
DAY dance November 4. but later oe
cided TO entertain on that date at the
initial party OF the winter series The
dance last evening was consequently
the postponed birthday dance.
The host arranged the party with the
same attention 10 detail that marks
every efair given under his supervi-
sion and the floral setting for the dance
was under his personal direction The
white and gold ballroom was decorated
almost entirely in green. with palms
and festoons OF smilsx effectively min
gled with occasioSsl clusters OF chry-
santhemums.
There were several dinner parties
preceding the dance and the girls OF
the younger set almost without eX-
ception attended a dinner first and the
ball afterward Miss Vera de Saba
gave the largest Of the dinner parties
al tHe Fsirmont with Mrs. Clement
Tobin as chsperone for the score OF
girls. Miss Agnes Tillman entertained
al . dinner at her Washington street
home before the dance. and the Misses
c(ewhaIl gave one of the dinner parties.
Miss Florence Cluff entertained at
dinner party and Miss Anna Olney had
q few friends at her home in Pacific
avenue who accompanied her TO the
dance. Among the older persons who
entertained were Mr.. and Mrs Henry
T. Scott. who had several guests a the
St Francis and later went to the bail.
The dinner given by Miss We're de
Saba was one OF the most elaborate
that the younger girls have enjoyed
this season. The table was decorated
with orchids from the De Saba green
houses at FL Cerritto. the country
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene de Saba.
Among the guests who attended the
Douglas Srant Miss Hilds Stedman
Fe7dinsnd Theriot Miss Msude Wilson
Leon de Saba Miss n,FotGv Chapman
nuvsi Moore Miss Alexandra Ham
Kenneth Moore lton
The gowns worn At the dance were
exceptionally pretty with the debutantes
wearing white satin or variations of
pink and blue. while the Young matrons
We're gowned IN darker shades OF the
neV blues of the season. Among those
WHO wore effective gowns were:
Mss Louise BOYD. who was gowned
in palGst pink chiffon over satin of
t1e same SHADE and establishment OF
silver.
Mss Aisry Eeeney. who wore an ef-
fective koWn Of spangled chiffon over
pink satin made hobble fashion with a
band Of silver
Mrs. Christian Miller's gown was
blue chiffon dTaped over satin in the
Miss Elva de Pue was gowned in
white satin made in the hebble effect
Miss Merritt Reid wore a gown Of
sPangled net over satin in the orchid
shade.
Miss Agnes Tiilmann wore a gown
Of white chiffon fashioned over satin
in one Or the new blue tones that are
popular this season.
Miss OliNe WheeleTr rssgown was white
satin end chiffon and Miss Dora Winn
Nr@s among the younger girls in white.
Miss Dorothy Van Sioklen's gown was
combination OF white satin and silver
AFrs. james King Steele wore a gown
o. psicst pink net over satin, with the
bodice richly embroidered.
Miss Anna OlDey was gOwned in"chif
fon with blue and white predominating
IL the effective combination.
Miss Marian Matthew was gowned in
Silver.
Miss Helen Jones wore a gown of
rose colored satin and chiffon that was
extremely becoming.
Mrs La wrence T1Iler-s gown was
pale hlae satin with an overdress Of
rose colcred chiffon fashioned over
satin II the same shade and embel-
hshed with lace.
Miss FRANCES stewards gown was
pretty combination Of lavender satin
and silver embroidery.
Mrs Richard Girvin was goWned in
black satin with black chiffon trimming
and Jet ornaments.
Miss Lee Girvin wore one of the
white satin gowns that were conspicu-
Gus among the pretty gowns worn by
Miss Ia Sonntag was gowped in rose
satin and chiffon.
Miss Marian Miller's gown was pale
blue chiffon with an elaborate of
lace on the bodice and a corsage of
orchids.
Mrs. Robert j. Woods wore a gown of
opal beaded chiffon over lavender satin.
Mrs. Eleanr Martin wore a gown of
black and white effect in satin and
lace.
Among the guests at the dance last
evening were:
Mr. snd Mrs. Walter Miss Florence Brsver-
Mr' and Mrs Spencer Miss Dorothy Chapman
Buckbee Miss Kathleen de Young
Mr snd Mrs Edward Miss Jennie Croker
NJ. snd Mrs. wyatt Ms. Dorothy ots 4ssiSa ssEer
Mr, ana Mrs George Miss Violet Buckley
Armsby Miss Helen Dean
Mr. and Mrs Harry Miss Alexandra BamiI-
HolbrooS ton
Mt. and Mrs. Lawrence Miss Ethel Hsremerer
Fuller Miss Vera Haremever
Nr. ann Mrs. Samuel Miss Martha Foster
Hsight Miss Florence Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Miss Natalie Hunt
Kirkpatrick Miss Helene Irwin
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar T Miss Helen Jones
Cooper Miss Virginia Jolife
Nj. and Mrs. Cuyler Miss Myra Josseiyn
lee Miss Mary Kpeper
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miss Marian Ia Tour
Girvfn cite
Mr.. and Mrs.. II. r Miss Frances Martin
Dutton Miss Lurline Mafsbn
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miss, Anna Olnev
T. Godsborough Miss Frederick Macon
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah draw
Howelis Miss Cora Otis
Nr. and Mrs. Peter Miss Leslie Page
Martin Miss Laura Pesrkes
Nr. ana NSs. William Miss Anna Peters
Thomas Miss Merritt Reed
Mr. sud Mrs William Miss liza Sontsr
Tsvior Miss Frances Stewart
nd Mrs Miss ffo-a cn,os.o--