The San Francisco call., 1904-06-18
SUMMER SOCIETY
By Zoe Green Radcliffe.

OAKLAND. June 17.-Mrs. c. ". Kinsey
was hostess to-day at unique and enjoyable
aitair-a mothers and daughters luncheon"
where Miss Edith Larkey. soon 10 be bride.
and Mrs. George Laekie, matron Of a few
weeks, divided the honors. around the taste
fully decorated board were gathered Mrs
Larkey ana her daughters Miss Edith Larkey
Miss Ida I-arkey and Mrs John Tregloan;
George Lackie and Miss Elizabeth Scupham
Mrs J. w. McClymonds and daughter. Mrs
dudley Kinsell. Mrs. Edward G. Finch and
Miss Emma Finch. Mrs Archibald and Miss
cara Archibald. Mrs. Morse and Miss Ruth
Morse and the hostess.
Miss Rita Slater was the chief performer at
the MCCOY pupil recital Wednesday evening
and her painstaBing rendition of long and
difficult programme was awarded by a zreat
armful OF flowers. showered upon her BY ap-
preciatiVe friends. Miss Slater is a talented
urely without the notes before her. which is
always worthy feat, particularly where
Mss Lulta " asley sang two Of Mr.. McCoy's
own compositions, and the Grieg sonata for
violin and piano. BY Miss Morgan and Miss
Hannibal was rendered in good style The
programme was as follows:
Prelude and fugue sharp minor (Bach)
sonata, nat major. op. 81, No. CBeethoven)
--Allesr0-Allegro vivace Moderate e grazioso
Presto con fuoco-Miss Slater. Two songs
6McCos ~ Where Was I When Love Passed
By Would You2 Miss Walsey Prelude
Rachmanlnoff): Nase A minor op. a. No ?
Chopin: "Grande Polonaise" major 1Iszt)
Miss Slater Sonata. @ minor (Gries9. Miss
Morgan and Mss Hannibal.
Mrs. F. 3 Cotton and daughter Miss Bes-
sic Cotton. have returned from a few weeks
so.ourn al summit the picturesque resort in
the santa Cruz Mountains that is becoming
exceedingly popular since Charlie Fowler and
his mother. Mrs. d. T. Fowler, have taken
charge. Several Oaklsnders have been among
the recent visitors u Summit. including Misses
Grace and Zoe Blodgett and Ed Renshaw,
George Hall Of Alameda and Byron Bent Of
the san Francisco Press Club were also
guests.
The Ebell Art section. OF which Mrs D.
". Gelwicks is the curator, gave an original
outing at Piedmont Park recently. The basket
luncheon was spread on the grass and the
dozen CT so members OF the section enjoyed
IN primitive fashion. the viands which we're
brated artists The name cards which the
menu was also written, were Of cactus bark
artistic souvenirs q happy day.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Metealf will enter
tain next Tuesday evening in honor OF Paw
master kiehworth Nicholson, who returned re-
Gently after long absence
Mr., and Mrs; Charles Lowell VIII spend a
few weeks in Cloverdale and will make the
Yosemite trip later in the season.
Misses Cora and Luena Brown and Mrs.
Bluett Of West Berkeley are spending few
days in Pino,e
BERKELEY. June 17-Mr. and Mrs John
Chase entertained a number of friends Wed
nesday evening at their horne on Louisa street
The hours were passed In playing games and
altefNaro reireshnents were served. The
guests were Miss Jennie Johnson Miss Mazie
Thompson Miss Alice Lingard Miss Leila
Bracket Mis- Laura Colburn Miss Alice Cat
lsgher Miss Johnson Miss Lena Chase the
Misses Cora and Bessie Patton John Patton
Gtorge Furlong, John Chase, Frank Lincoln
JACK Gallagher Alfred Thompson, A. L. Hale
and T W Hale.
me engagement is announced OF Miss Edith
Faulds Crawford and Theodore JOHNSON Lud-
ord 49,
A Crawford Of Piedmont avenue Mr. Ind
low is son Of James p. Ludlow OF Seattle
" Mash, ana graduate OF both the University
ton.