The San Francisco call., 1913-10-22
FA|RMONT IS
FA|RYLAND
TONIGHT
PortoIa Ball, Social Event OF
Fete, to Be Gorgeous in
Settings

n.
Resplendent with the red and vel
low shades of the Portola flags and
trappings. with masses of Natures
green creations augmented by the
wonders of the florists art filling
every corner and open space. the
white and gold room of the Fair
mont hotel fairly radiates its beauty
in anticipation of the magnificent
ball within those walls tonight when
the festival will be inaugurated.
Mayor, Rolph and members of the
Portola committees will be the hosts
of the evening They will be assisted
in the welcoming of the dancers and
guests. by members of the court
KINGS ENVOY TO ATTEND
Count Vale de Salazar, envoy of
the king OF Spain, and the countess viii
be in attendance at the ball The
count win there deliver his message
to the people OF San Francisco,
sador.
A supper especially elaborate will
be served between 1850 o'clock and
in the morning.
An orchestra of stringed instru-
ments will be nestled among the
bowers Of green things and the
dancers will glide joyously about the
polished floor to the strains of the
late musical hits that have been
brought to this city especially for the
occasion by Edward Nj. Greenway,
who will act as floor manager. Mr..
Greenway has just returned from
trip TO the east While there he
packed his trunk with the best OF
the many new musical scores.
This Pertola ball VIII be perhaps
the biggest event of the celebration.
1t probably will be the biggest social
event of the season.
Queen Conehita Sepulveda. with her
court of California's prettiest maid
ems, with her robes of regal state.
will preside over the AFFAIR and bid
the dancers fnaugurate the fun that
Will last FOR four days.
The Official program Of the festival
announces it as military bali. The
invitations which have been sent out
are not many in number and nave
been snapped, up eagerly by the lucky
recipients The bali viii be ex-
elusive to the highest degree. Every
indication points TO gorgeous sue
cess.
SOME of THOSE INVITED
among those who will attend are:
Misses Margaret and Milo Abercrombie. Mr
and Mrs. Horace E. Allen. Miss Alice Barbat
Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Beegild. Danish consul
consul OF Panama; Mrs Adele Brooks, NJ.
and Mrs Frank H. Buck Mr and MIS-, fTsSk
n Buck yr-, z. Calderon, Paul I Carroll, ITO,
of consulate of Greece. Mrs. II. 7. Clark and
Mrs. Adelaide C. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. P 4.
Clay Edward de L. Cebrian. John c. Cebrtan.
Efsfa fnuf II III. y.
n; Jose Costa, Captain and Mrs. N. L.
Crimmins Commander w. NJ. Crosse. c. 8 n.
Byrne Cross. Count cskay; r. de Fontana,
consul for Greece Ar. and Mrs Francisco de
0jeda, Misses Nadine aud 1vonne de ojeda-
Count and Countess del Naile de Salazar. dose
T. de Ycsza vice consul of Panama, and
Mrs. de Ycaza. Mr. and Mrs. III. n. de
Young; Ferdinando Daneo, italian consul: s
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry g. \. Dinkelspiel, consul
for Siam; r. Orion. Mrs Francisco Duenas;
Boutwell, Dunlap. Argentine consul: Miss s
Eastiand. Miss Kathleen Farrell: Col and
Mrs. Lea Febiger, Preside; Mr.. and Mrs
Fiimer. 'ife j. Fiefcher M Mss as Aug Augusta route e.
Frick, W. W, Gnmer: salvador Goeey, chan
GoldsborougA. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gcodfei-
low. Spencer Grant. A. de Leon Grajeda, con
sui general Of Mexico and Mrs. Grajeda; 4. NJ.
Greenway; Lieutenant Colonel john r. Haiaes.
Y. s. A.; Mr.. aud Mrs. Marshal Hale aad
Miss lillian Hale: Maurice A. Hall consul
OF Turkey: Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin C. Hammer.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Hammersmith, J. r.
Harbour, Mr and Mrs John Coffee Hays. Mrs.
Phoebe A. Hearst. Lieutenant Arthur G. Hix-
son, 5. Fred Hogue, Dion R. and Miss Hazel
J.. Holm. James Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Starr keeler. F. W. Kellogg, E. Clinton la
Montagie, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Lange,
Mrs. A. NJ Lawrence and Miss Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuyler Lee. Mrs. Lane Leonard.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis Levy; Arturo Lorca. con-
sui Of Chile, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mccarthy,
George T. q. MarsiIy. Mr.. and Mrs E. Mejfa.
Mr. aud Mrs Morris Meyerfeld Jr., f. A.
Miner: r. Monnet. consul general Of France
MIR. and Mrs Charles c. Moore. Mrs. Norberto
Moran, j. Frank Moroney. Thornwell Null
lay, Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray and Miss
Murray. Mr.. and Mrs Louis NJ. MacDermot;
y. McEwen, Mr.. and Mrs. George MCGOWAN.
Mr. and Mrs. n. L. Nelson; Y. humane con-
sui for Japan; Mr. and Mrs Winston H.
Obesr, T. v 0rmart and Misses Maria and
Elvira Ormert. Major ana Mrs. Frank Otis;
y. Owyang. consul general OF Guatemala. b.
Peixotto, Captain Charles F. Pond Joseph D.
BEDDING, Mr.. and Mrs. Dent II. Robert,
Mayor James Roiph Jr. and Mrs. Roiph. Rob
ert A. Roos, Mr.. and Mrs. A Carnegie Ross
and Miss Ross, Robert d. Rossi and Miss
ROssi. CASTOR E. Roussy; Ray p. Sssfoid,
consul for Liberia aud Monaco; Carlos San
9ines. consul Of Bolivia; Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r.
Schiller, Mrs. James Shea, Miss E Shorb.
Miss May Smith, Mr. and Mrs william
Sproule. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward de Witt Tay-
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Uhl Francisco
Valencia, consul of Colombia; Paul verdier:
Adolph vivss, consul general of Nicaragua /;
Miss Lillian waterhoose. Mr. and mrs. win.
cent Thitney, sfr. and Mrs. Alexander W.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Woods Edgertoa
wright and Miss Helen Wright Harvey