The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

Mrs. f. c. Williams (president OF the as
sociatiOnl: Mrs. j. r; McElrath. MIS-. Mrs.
Campbell ana Miss Minor. The ladies who
are arranging the details are Mrs. +. NJ
Smith. Mrs. Harry Gordon, MRS. J. '.,iI 70,
Mhoon ana Mrs. ]. II. T. Watkinson. IEe ~
booths will be presided over by Mrs, h
@. Brown. Mrs. J. NJ. Knowles, Mrs. @ @Har-
~ Adams. Mrs. J. G. Bliss, Mrs. ENarts
and Miss Florinne Brown.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
of Hayvards gave a very successful re-
ception and dinner last evening. Inc oc-
casion was the annual bazaar OF the
church. and a large crowd from all the
churches in the town was present 10 par
take OF the festivities. The tables were
under the direction Of the following
ladies': Candy and tea-Mrs ana MISS ~
Kimbau. Fancy table-Mrs. l.. lAnekin.
Mrs. Warren and Miss l.. kimoalIi ooap
bubbles-Florence Lnekin ana hetIhah I
Eggert Christian Endeavor-Helen mar
rison and Bertha May. Doll table-Gladys
and Harriet Meek and Harriet Jones
Supper-Mrs George Obermuller and Mrs.
Darling. assisted by Misses Lille Wal
pert Mamie Neudeck and Grace Darling
Ii is pleasant 10 note the good feellng
that always exists in Alameda County be
tween churches Of all creeds. At recent
fairs and baZaarS as far down as Mission
San Jose the priests, ministers ana con-
gregations have always united 10 max. MAKE
the current fair or bazaar the one event
10 be patronZed irrespective OF the OBJ
jects OF the benefit. This custom has not
been so noticeable in Oakland as in the
interior Of the county.
The Ladies' Guild OF Niles has changed
the date Of its bazaar from December
TO December S. The feature OF the even
ing will be a monologue by eight young
men and an equal number Of pretty maid
ems, who will enlighten their audience on
the subject. why / Am Not Married.
Last night at Haywards a largely at
tended social was made very successful by
the same discussion.
Mrs. NJ. J. Southwick and her grand
daughter, Miss Curtis. who have been re-
siding in Pasadena for several years, will
return TO Niles about December l TO make
that town their home.
The engagement is announced of Fred
erick Liddeke TO Miss Emma L. Bolton.
and the wedding will take place some time
during the holidays. Mr.. Liddeke has
been for four years principal of the Coun-
~ Union High School No. ,. and has
earned the honor and affection OF all his
pupils. He is a graduate of Harvard and
IS a very successful educator. The bride
elect IS the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. p
NJ Bolton Of San Francisco and is a
charming young lady. Her father is in
the service OF the United States customs
I'm San Francisco. After the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. Liddeke will reside at Center
Vile.
Wednesday. January II. and Wednes-
day. February q. are the dates set by the
Berkeley Cotillon for fits gatherings. This
IS a very exclusive club and very success
ful. At its meeting many of the younger
society folks from surrounding cities and
towns are invited, and 1t is considered a
great privilege to receive an invitation
The patronesses are: Mrs. 4. a. Pen
noyer. Mrs. J. S. Burnell, Mrs. w. L.
Dun. Mrs. Arson Blake. Mrs. Charles NJ
Gayley. Mrs. Edward +. Goodrich and
Mrs. Frank NJ. Wilson.
Hon. and Mrs. Victor Metcalf left for
Washington to-day. Mr.. Metcalf is on his
first visit to the Capitol to represent this
district in Congress, and his abilities will
no doubt guarantee that he will take
many similar trips in the future.
Miss Rertha McElrath has gone East
with some OF the ladies of the Tennessee
delegation.
Early in January Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Burnham and their daughter Lucretia will
leave for a trip through Europe and Asia.
They have arranged to spend the early
winter months in Cairo.