The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

EVENTS IN SOCIETY
OAKLAND. Feb. 6. - unique leap year
party was given this evening in honor of
four engaged couples by M and Mrs J. y
1'0ne1cy and Mr- and Ms Walter Cannon
G-he young people Who formed the nucleus Of
this Very pleasant AFFAIR were George Lsckey
and Miss Scu3ham Charles DunsnoOr and
Miss Stevens. d. Morey and Miss Koenig.
Arnold Neechara and Miss Larkey, the gen
temeD o. the party being the especially hon
ored ores.
Progressive .-hea-ts-' was the chosen game
ro- tie evening. and the faVors. score-cards
and decorations al carried out the same sug-
EestiOl OF an aflaire cU coeur. Strings OF tiny
rea hearts were festooned gracefully from the
rlandeliers 20 the walls and ''sweetheart
pictures were everywhere IN evidence. Favo-s
were EiseL VIII e<icA progression ana con
sisted OF dainty heart-sh2Ded bits Of br1c a
1gser1ent -T,e1- vre-s 71s-5ss-s IiCs,ss
blanks which had been hHed IA with burIesque
l1.nes and places. many q TIE parooies beng
Zach engaged man was also given Al ''en-
eagenent cup - grotesGue, ouai1tly shaped
card-ts tables were arranged 1or about thirty
ne guests y the drawing room and library.
Nlere D-9lusion OF rcd carnations blended
pretcly with the hearts IN the scheme OF
Among the guests. in addition TO the com
p-iuented cnes. were DR. and Ms A F. Mer-
r.1lan. AZ and Mrs r. s. Kitchener, Mr.. and
hTs. William Green. Miss Elizabeth Scupham,
Hiss Leila Evans Miss Minnie Evans. Miss
EEac1e Brtckeil. Miss Lou B-ickeI. Miss
Dorothy Whelan, Miss Isabelle Wheian. Miss
y iss Ioa Robbins. Ms Lydia Robbins ana
Mssse-s- Thomas Cannon. Edward Wolf, Fred
erick Wolf. Clinton Brickell. George Barring
ton Angus Mcdonald. Howard BrickelI. Dr. Il.
Fine and DR. Wnl Whelan.
Probably the biggest affair on next weeks
-elendar ,s ne caro- party Miss Eva Powell is
- three young brides-Ers- Sisson nee Cheek.
-drs- lNlaugei tnee Jeuuing), and Ms PARCELS
The Invitation list includes about 200 NAMES
ane the affair promises TO be one Of unusual
on the Wednesday following Miss Powell
WI give a luncheon 70 eighteen girl friends in
Miss Scupham. who is being much enter
Mrs- Dudley Kinsen viii give on the z7tth al
san Leandro.
In spite o. The rain Miss Ruth Houghton's s
tea il honor Of Miss Rose Goddard OF Connectf-
week prettlest events Miss aouEhton was
assisted in receiving by Miss Elsie Campbell.
a55nea sutton. Miss Noeile De Cola Miss
Lillian Reed Miss Clarisse IS0hse. Miss Letitfa
-atou Miss s 5eBa r76w 5rT6 MS MS 15sS NsTa1S
Eoogan, Miss Carol Moore of San Francisco,
Miss Katherine Brown. Miss Rose Kales Miss
Arm McElrath. Miss Louise Hall
The Harmony whist Cub spent a pleasant
af-erncon yesterday az the residence OF Mrs
r. r. Williams Oak street The first prize
ras own By Mrs. F. r. Chadwick the second
hv Mrr ri L -oadv7eIl This Is the fourth
prize carried Of this season by Mrs. Broadwell.
The other members Of the club are: Mrs
~ +. BroVr. Mrs =. J. Bartholomew Mrs
r ChadWick Ms. F. II Dorsaz. Mrs r.
j. Dey, Miss Ada Dalton. Mrs A Gonzales.
Hrs- j. l. Milton, Ms J. z Marine, Mrs.
larry ". Pauott. Mss salie woriey. Mrs
D. r. Stevens. Mrs. A. Rowe. Mrs. J. ]. Ollie
and Mrs T. Hoffman Williams.
Mrs. Everett Ames is planning luncheon
sd honor CT Miss Rhoda Howell. whose engage
inert 70 Fletcher Ames was recently an
nounoed
Miss Mabel Thayer Cray. accompanied by
her parents. Mr. and Mrs George D. Cray
arrived home rom. eaicago yeste-asy
hiss Cray y conva lescing slowly from her
recent severe illness. but il IS hoped that the
mid climate of Oakland viii aid very mate
rally ia her rapid return 70 health.
Dr. and Mrs. H 3 Mehrmsnn expect 70
leave FOR the south next Monday for a ten
DAYS stay in Los Angeles and vicinity
Nh. ". ". standeford is planning trip
through the southern part o. the State She
may leave IN time 70 take 10 the State Fed
-s0asA. sassilH
M. p n Heath secretary oc the State
Federation, and Mrs. c. r. Stibbens. a dele
kate 70 tne oqIv Rosb Isss s1e ar, are
Riverside and are well known IN club circles.
T'hey were recently entertained by Judge and
Afrs. George samuels.
Mrs. Virginia Goodsen and the Misses Good
sell VIII give an st home next saturday
san Francisco.
Mrs.. Robert watt and Mrs.. B. ". Sloan
III - 6eierafes from the New Century Club
asreeE.
PERKFI,FY Feb 6.-The engagement IS
announced OF Mss Frances French and Fred
ter of Ms T W. French OF 2239 Ellsworth
street and q senior IN the college OF social
fesences. AZ Dorety II graduate OF ne
r-rirersftv and now a lecturer IN law, having
recently returned after spending two years IN
the law college az Harvard. The wedding day
les not yet been set.
chi Omega Sorority entertained its friends
Thursday afternoon az an ''at home in the
sorority house on Ridge road The house Was
decorated with huckleberry and bamboo. The
guests were received by Mrs. H A Shilling.
Mrs y = Page, Mrs Charles n BakeWell'
Mrs George ". Morgan and Mrs Henry r
9-oyes. assisted b. the young ladies' OF the
sorority, among whom were Miss Faith
shouD. Miss Sadie Sturtevsnt Miss Adelaide
Bartlett. Miss Susan Biting. Miss Edith Will
c-x Miss Grace Derby. Miss Bessie HolbrOok,
Miss Dora Plagemann. Miss Hazel Hoffman.
Miss ADELAIDE Hazlett, Miss Grace Holler.
Miss Ethel Meredith. Hiss Mary Mcbride.
Miss Elaine 1fotter Miss Helen Presho, Miss
Mary Jessup and Miss Alma Barnett.
ALAMEDA, Feb. 6.-Joseph Enowland has
recovered from his recent serious illness and
to-day was able 70 be on the street for the
first tine in g month.
Company c. Firth Regiment, n c. C.. VIII
give a masquerade ball IN Armory Hall on
Tuesday evening. the 10Th inst
The last assembly Of the Friday cotiIIon oc-
CURED IN Enclnzi Hall Miss Ethel Plummer
and Miss katherine Searie were floor man
eEerH. The patronesses Of the function were