The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-18
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND sept I1-O- We5nes5ar 81
te-ber > The F-ucentlsn RELIEF Sociery- which
-7c--des among IT'S members some q the most
E---i1en- Catholic Wcue1 OF Oakland VII
give q garden party az Piedmont Park The
details are nCt al complete but the hours VII
m . 20 lu B. IT, Refreshments wiu be-
Ar- p a. Bray and Mrs c. B. cook. prszi
-=i-l and vice president o. THE organization
tr=l mary U-e-l-knoEn Oakland women have
rrl- interested ana the fere PROMISES n be-
la1r social success
r7-rlleEzes Mrs L Z. Per-r7 NJ
--7ll -ls61-. Ars- F. - Ravens. Airs Henry
cutters Ars George Il wheaton. Ms oscar
--a-s1 --o-E- Ms Charles Minor Goo5au-
Ars- Edward Lacey Brayron Mrs FFsn-
ee-ler1ae. Mrs oscar Lu1ilE Ms Thomas
t-a-l-r Mrs George NcNear II and Mrs.
george whitney some Cf Oaklandfs prettiest
society girls vlu assist
.l5 L-cer--sE Society was organized % afE
e-=e- In the LAST year or rvo IL has grown
c-ns--sraHlg an1 nov has enrolled about 100
Piedmont PARK IS an IDEAL spot FOR The fste-
-re natural beauty 70 rle location the pfcrur-
-=-c= stream l1-ersectirg the grounds the
r-- u-lcE7s and artistic little teahouses being
-l teE = the many beautiful things 10 be
-5 - sIlraettse pleasure ground The
- -l--all4n society are Pres
ler- Ms r A Bray vice president. Mrs. g
b. l0oE. secretary. Miss Louisa Mshoney. and
treasurer. Ms A. 3. Derby.
T1e handkerchief sale ard tea given for the
heuef- of rhe Altar Guud % rhe St PzuI-s
Episcopal Church ar M Thomas C,rellfu-s
elegant hcUe On Alice street was e delightful
- N- e success hnanclslly
TIE DAINTY bits ~ -inen. lace and embroidery
displayed "a the handkerchief table rapidly
tcrr- treir WaF % ire pockets q purchasers
he ladies who assisted AZ the affair wore their
Frerrlesr lie1r gowns noticeable among the
nal1 fetching creations beng Miss Crissie
La--s nEl-e embroidered handkerchief
dress Miss Taft was Ia charge o. The hand
ssrcrlef table and was assisted by Mrs J
Lcrsn Fease. the Misses Adah and Alma
Alsz Bessle Palmer. Miss Beatrice Trooman
ma Misses Jane and Ethel CreIiIn. Miss Ger
NreUe &c Cola. Mss Sevi-ls HAYDEN Mrs
NszurI Tart Mss Elsie MarRetel and Miss
FicrCrCe Hush
Mr. Arthur T. Harris presided st the door
s-l -- -re receiving rarity were Ms James @
1ll=n. A-s = J. Co-Len- Mrs Robert n Fltz-
GRAD 1lrs- SHELBY Marin Ms Hayvard G.
Thomas Mrs George a. B1rueUal1 and Mrs.
Eeniefiile Hsisted-
Pictures 20 The church and chances on an
Indian beaded hel- were sold By Mrs. Harrison
tTav ass staE tF Mrs Edison Adams Mrs
Harry Knowles 3rrs- Andrew MoseIey and Mrs.
me 1ea table. VITA is wealth Of American
Beauty roses and 6a-uty china vas at
trscrlFe s-oL. Mss Fi0r-nue Brown was in
efa~ge her assistants being Ms. l. 2 Nichol-
sen Nrs Fred n Hathaway and Misses NoeIle
re- Cola. Rose kales. Elsie SchlAi1g, Sevlila
Hsvler- Rgrh Ho1Ehto1- Irene Bangs and the
Misses EcElrsrh-
A eoe1ie q vocal HsHhsrs we're given y
Kiss Nay CocEzr-- fla5-rrssl1z s1d a little
French song Mss Eugenia Eubsnk sang
..'rr-esfsri1ns
swonr those who pstronized the sale were
nf-z. Peiar Sather. Ms. p G. Brown, Mrs.
Won der R0ur Mr. John Fearn. Mrs. A.
LcHnles scott Nrs- Richard GorrilI, Ms os-
Cieo-Ee EIsnueI Mrs. Msckay Mrs.. White Miss
White Mrs. George Rodoiph. MIS-. Paul Lohse
Ms Egbert stone. Mrs.. F. q Morrison Mrs
George A. Collins Mrs Whitehead. Miss
Augusta EreCk. Mr. r A. Howard Mss Chel-
lie sharp Ms George IL v heaton- M = L
Barker NJ Charles HouEht1u- Ms B. Hay
den Miss Trevor. Mrs. REM ~ san Francisco
AID Ms Lucreria Durham
M-s r = Cotton returned to-day from a
weeks sot1-lrn ~ Lake Tahoe. Size was one
rr parry ~ twelve. and they report having
mozr te-iErtfuI time In the party were M
and Af-z Pred o. HIM Ms Jennie Lewis.
Mr. and Mr. sEanton- al o. santa Cruz, Mrs
"a Blood ~ san Francisco. Mr.. and Ms. Irish.
Kiss Alice Fsruhsm. Mrs.. Cotton and George
~ ana 8lrz- Hihn came home with Mrs.
The Hughes club concert takes place to-mor-
rUV evening az the Unitarian Church
The Palmer and Wheaton households are
much siated over the advent o. grandasugh-
on Monday morning
BERKELEY. sept I7--Announcemsnts have
been made o. two engagements involving the
more than ordinarily In college ho1ors The
interested parties Miss Katherine Foreman
smith and Leslie n Turner and Miss Ada
Catherine stone and Robert Sibley.
The enEsgement OF Miss Smith and Mr..
Turner vas announced al tea given By Pro
lessor and Mrs. Chauncey Wetmors Wells a.
the Eappar Alpha Theta Sorority The wed
ding day has not yet been set but Il viii take
place some time within year AZ the end
or the year M Turner coutemplstes travelling
tn Europe. Both young people distinguished
themselves In journalism and literary work
during their college careers. Mr.. Turner was
The editor Of the Occident and member Of
the Blue and Cold managing board Since his
graduation he has been q reader IN English
Mss smith has contributed stories 10 the col
le-e fcurraIs q considerable merit
The engagement ~ Miss stone and Robert
sihIey wac made public AZ a nary AZ the
Alrha Phi sorority NJ Slbley's appointment
% the head % the department Of =lgfneerin.,
e. the University OF Montana recently an
nCunced and when he has settled there he
Viu return 20 claim his bride Miss stone
b. member o. the Aloha Phi Sorority, and
has been active IN the affairs u the class o.
20 on which she Is q member. Mr.. Sibley
is e member % rhe Phi Beta Kappa Society.
cclcneI cf the cadet regiment and was one OF
the speakers AZ the last coumencsnent exer-
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