The San Francisco call., 1904-02-16
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND, Feb. 15-To-rnorrow will be
the second Tuesday Of the month, which al
ways brings the regular Ebell luncheon and
its attendant pleasures. Interest will be add
ed to .to-morrow's programme by little talks,
which the vice president and other delegates
to the recent federation in Sacramento will
give. Mrs. J. B. Hume, acting president of
Ebel during Miss Grays absence, was one
of the shining lights Of the convention. and
viii tell the EbeH women tomorrow some
thing Of what done there. Mrs. Kate
Bulkley also made excellent impression
during the federation and one of the
most prominent delegates there.
After the luncheon tomorrow an attractive
musical programme will be given. under the
direction OF Mrs. George II. Collins. Follow
ing are the numbers as planned: Violin solo,
noeturne. ChopinWihelmD, by Mrs Ed
ward Norton Ever; selected reading, Mrs.
James Monroe Gamble: vocal solo (a2' Go,
Lovely Rose; (b) Fair Dahodils lLeandro
Camcanari, and (c), "Bijou Song from
Faust CGounod), by Miss Lillian Remillard;
Miss Collins, aecompanist.
The second Of the series Of card parties
which Mrs FELTON, Taylor has been giving took
place this afternoon, and a great compliment
paid to her popularity by the fact that
not one Of her invited guests was kept away
Hundred" served to pass the time very pleas
anty. the prizes being won by Mrs. E. G..
Lukens, Mrs. Frederick Gift and Mrs. K. +.
Brown.
Drofusion. Of violets, dafodils and carna-
tions formed a pretty background for the la
gowned in white. Mrs. Taylor was charming
In white crepe gown, an exquisite point
lace berthe falling gracefully from the shoul-
ders. Mrs. Taylor sister, Mrs. L. s. Fow-
ler who was the honored guest to-day, wore
beautiful white silk, and so did Mrs.
Charles Lowell. Mrs. Z. G. Lukens and Mrs.
Seth Mann both wore beautiful white gowns.
Mrs. Lee Cole Burnhams pretty pale blue
Mrs Taylor was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Charles H. Lowell, Mrs E; S. Fowler,
Seth Mann, Mrs. ]. Loran Pease, Mrs. Mon
tell Taylor, Miss Nippert, Miss Elizabeth
Gowan. Mrs. A S. Larkey. Mrs. Lee Burn
ham and Mrs E. F. Brown
Miss Blanche Morse and her hance. James
Kenna were honored guests Saturday evening
at a dinner given by Robert Balm. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs Irving Burrell Miss Ada
Kenna, Miss Morse. Miss Katherine Jackson,
Miss Edith Manning. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
James Kenna. Frederick Rogers. Robert Balm
and Murray orrick.
One of last weeks many pleasant affairs was
planned by Mrs T. Clinton Shankland in honor
Of Mrs. I. H. Williams, who expects to leave
Oakland very shortly 20 take up her residence
in Los Angeles. The afternoon was devoted TO
cards. both the games and decorations being
suggestive Of the Valentine season Hearts,
,vss rla,,ed ana rbe scores we're Len+ on little
heart-shaped cards. Ferns. vioets and other
seasonable flowers adorned the rooms and the
dainty prize by Mrs. w. a. Schrock
Besides the guest of honor Mrs. Williams,
there were present Mrs. J. Cal Ewing, Mrs. NJ.
l.. BrOdQWell. MIS-. (. McDOndlQ, Mrs. w. A.
Schrock, Miss Lizzie Mcdonald, Mrs. P. H.
Lacey of San Francisco. Mrs Frederick Morse,
Mrs Jack Campbell, Mrs. Charles F. Cobble-
dick. Mrs Edward Robinson and Mrs. F. II.
Dorzag.
The card party given by Mrs George c.
Bornemann and Mrs Shelby Martin last Satpr-
day closed the social week in a brilliant man
ner. The Bromwcll nome. where the affair
was given. is admirably adapted for entertain-
ing and It presented a charming appearance
last Saturday. fragrant with viOlets and jon
quils. and thronged with lovely women in be-
Mrs Bornerann and Mrs Martin were as
sisted by Mrs. L. L. Bromwell, Mrs z. ].
Cotton. Mrs. Louise Allender Mrs. Frederick
Dallam. Mrs Francis Musser. Mrs ]. Loran
Pease Mrs Frederick Stolp, Mrs. Charles Lo-
veil. Mrs Edward Grffiths Mrs. FELTON, Tay-
lor Mrs Percy Bromwell, Mrs. Churchill Tay-
lor, Mrs Richard Bahls, Mrs. Willard Forsyth
Williams, Mrs. Lou Ghirardell Mrs. John F.
Connors. Mrs. w. E. Miles. Mrs. de Yer Nc
Laren Miss Bromley of Chicago, Mrs. J. M.
Kelley. Miss Margaret Matthews and Mrs.
Among the players were: Mrs. wickham
Havens, Mrs Edward Engs, Mrs. Edward NJ.
Walsh Mrs. Robert Moore. Miss Chrisse Taft,
Miss Edith Gaskill Miss Isabelle Kendall, Mrs.
Irving Burrell. Mrs. George Hammer, Mrs.
Ernest Folger, Miss Ada Kenna, Mrs. Hay
ward Thomas Mrs c. l.. Hergert Mrs Seth
Mann, Miss Emma Mahoney Mrs M Houston.
Mrs William Watt. Mrs. Montell Taylor, Mrs
Alexander Marx. Mrs. Alfred Won der Ropp,
Florinne Brown, Mrs. Lillian Brown Everts,
Mrs Egbert Stone, Mrs. Fred Hathaway, Mrs.
sam Breck, Miss Harriet Knight, Mrs. Clar-
ence Gray, Mrs. Henry Rosenfeldt, Miss Mich
olson Miss Bertha Young, Miss May Young.
Mrs Lee Cole Burnham Mrs. Maillor Searles,
Mrs Dan Belden, Mrs. William Lynham Shiels,
Mrs Frank Deering. Mrs. William Ede Miss
Elsie Everson. Miss Edith Selby, Mrs. Charles
Rodoph, Mrs. Harry Carlton and Mrs William
H. High.
Mrs Carlton Crane and her daughter Miss
Helen Crane. will entertain few friends at
luncheon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b. Dallam will entertain a
few friends informally Wednesday evening at
their home on Wallsworth avenue.
At the last meeting of the Harmony Club
Miss Sallie Worley was the hostess. The prizes
were Won by Mrs. Fred Dorsaz and Mrs Rowe.
Mrs. VIII Lyon, Mrs. Ball and Miss Charlotte
Elsey were guests Of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Gray (nee Mante) re-
turned last Saturday from their honeymoon
trip and at their home. sS5 Harrison street.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Valentine (nee Moore)
are at the A A. Moores for few days prior
to leaving for their future home in Oregon.
Archbishop Celebrates Mass.