The San Francisco call., 1904-03-25
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND March 24.-The luncheon given
by Miss Burdge to the members Of her bridal
party to-day an unusually pretty and de-
Iishtful affair
Pink and white, the dainty colors chosen
for the wedding Of Miss Burdge and Mr.. MIL
Ter April A. were used in the table decorations
to-day very effectively. Covers laid for
Miss Winifred Burdge, Miss Florence White
Miss Carolyn Oliver, Miss May Coogan. Miss
Marion Smith, Miss Grace Sperry, Miss Eve
lyn Ellis. Miss Florence Nightengale and the
hostess.
Next Tuesday evening Miss Burdge and Mr.
Miller will be the honored guests at a dinner
which the Beta Theta Pi fraternity will give
in Berkeley
Mrs. Wiekham Haven gave one of her en-
the Piedmont Whist Club at her home.
'Thorndale.' Red carnations and tulle were
gracefully arranged on the two tables and a
very elaborate menu was served After the
luncheon several games OF whist en-
joyed. Among Mrs. Havens guests to-day
were Mrs. Frank Rounthwaite, Mrs. Frank {.
Havens, Mrs. D. A Proctor, Mrs Hahn. Mrs
Bunton and Mrs. Barraclough. besides mem
bers OF the club, which includes Mrs. Edward
Engs Mrs H. c. Capwell, Mrs George Ster-
ling Mrs. Harry Maxwell Mrs. Wing, Mrs
Harry Thomas Mrs. House, Mrs Mygatt.
Mrs Randall, Mrs. Bratnober. Mrs. Patton
and Mrs. G. D. Gilman
Mrs Roy Mcdonald was the motif for a
pleasant gathering at the home Of Miss Bere-
nice Mcdonald to-day, among those present
being Mrs Irving Lundborg, Mrs. A. J. Mac
Donald, Mrs. Bernard Ransome. Mrs. Beach
John Hamilton Lynch, Mrs. George Sterrett
Wheaton, Miss Ella Sterrett Mrs. MonteI
Miss claire Chabot. Miss Gertrude Gould the
Misses Alice and Ruth Knowles. Miss Marion
Goodfellow, Miss Chrissie Taft Miss May
Coogan. Miss Bessie Palmer, Miss Carolyn
oliver, Mrs. Edward Lacey Brayton, Miss
Anita oliver. Miss Emma Mahoney, Mrs. VIII
cisco: Mrs JOHN Henry Dieckmann. Mrs
James p H Dunn. Mrs. Robert 9. Knight,
Miss Ethel Valentine, Miss Edith Selby and
Miss Mary Barher.
Miss Estelle Kleeman is planning large
card party for the early part of April in honor
Miss Kleeman will be guest at luncheon
which Mrs Marion will give March 20 at her
San Francisco home. The luncheon guests
will later attend. the reception at the Califor-
mia Club. ~which promises to be very bril-
liant affair.
Founders day at Mills College is approach
ing and active preparations are being car
ried on by students and faculty. This an
nuaI celebration brings together many old
pupils and friends of the college and Is al
ways an epoch in the schools history
Mills day will be celebrated at the Sorosis
Club in San Francisco the second Tues
day in April by the Mills Club, and Efforts
are being made to make the affair an un-
usually brilliant
The various committees in charge of the
hold a meeting at Maple Hall March IS to
make final arrangements for the big card
event Five hundred will also be one OF the
contesting games, and the details being
arranged by Mrs. FELTON, Taylor. Mrs. Charles
Lowell and Mrs. James O'Neill.
Mrs Frank A. wasIey has sent out cards
for an afternoon at her home on Sixteenth
street April 3 complimentary to her young
daughter Miss Lulita Wasley. and to Miss
Margaret Davis who is to be an April bride.
Miss Ida May Bradley and Miss Estelle
Drummond leave tomorrow morning for
Newman where they will be the guest OF
Miss Bradey's uncle. Tomorrow night Miss
Bradley will give a dramatic recital in New
man, assisted by Miss Drummond, who is a
very talented young pianist Lowell Redheld
will also take part in the recital.
His Royal Nibs. musical comedy BY
w H Clifford and Shafter Howard will be
presented at the Macdonough Theater April
20 for the benefit of the Ladies' Relief Society
and the Oakland Social Settlement.
chorus Of sixty voices will participate
and in the cast are many clever amateurs
from San Francisco and Alameda. as well as
Oakland.