The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

/ OAKLAND, Feb. %. - A merry party of
young people enjoyed the afternoon with Miss
Edna Snyder to-day about forty of her friends
! and classmates from Miss Horizons school
having been invited TO spend the holiday at the
I Snyder residence, Fifteenth street
The color scheme Of decoration was yellow,
a profusion OF 5onquils and acacia blossoms
showing effectively against a background Of
WoodN ardia lerns, while trailing stands of
smilaN aoded graceful touch TO the general
The young hostess was herself attired in yell
! low. her gown being dainty creation Of point
d'esprlt over taifeta with filmy lace yoke and
/ Nlde rirbon sash OF the same golden hue.
The gaEle Of five hundred was enjoyed the
scores beins kept on cards bearing pretty water
I color sketches OF colonial maidens.
Miss SLyder's guests We're: Misses Lorette
White, Florence Farren Edith McAvoy, Jose
phine and Angela Sarsfeld. Cheryl Merrill,
Ma-garet Nelson. Edna Gum. Helen Cadman.
Alice HOyt, Hester Rowley Vita Vincent, Fay
Chapman. Bessie Coghin. Mildred kipp Sybil
hipp BESSIE Elliott Hope Matthews. Florence
and Mildred Monroe Florence Treadwell
Cobb. Gladys Courtain. Edna Lehnhardt. De-
light and Ruth Woodbury. Irene Farrell, Helen
Thomas. May Higgins Genevieve Pratt, June
Connors. Grace Sulwell Ida Dimmock Flor
ence Bush. Grace Cheek, Irma Hornberger and
Ruby Perrine.
The fret annual concert of the Cambrian
Ghoral Society took place this evening at
Ileil'lltoH haH. II Vas quite an elaborate af-
Church. Judge F. b Ogden was chairman of
the evening ard the committee Of arrangements
" 4Alte.-4i7. NAldlL man. l.
w Jones. z. NJ. Hughes. Miss Mabel c. Will
Jams and Mrs. Tegwen T. Daniel. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
PART I.
Piaro solo. The Last Idea" Miss Annie
n Hughes; address by the chairman Judge
F. B. Ogaen; chorus ca, Let the Hills Re
I sound (Richards). %. Return From the
RereI Fiibz), Cambrian Choral Society;
barytone solo (selectcd) Lowell RedieId: male
quartet "Bothyn ar Tryn" CE. d. WiIiiams)
san Francisco Quartet; recitation (seleetsd)
Edgar Thompson: soprano solo. sunshine and
+ = hal Darr
duet The Battle Eve" CBonheur), Miss
Mabel Williams and +. W. Jones; contralto
G,amber). %. The sIumber Boat 6Gaynor)
Mrs Robert ". F0yle; recitation (selected),
Mrs. a. r. Dow; solo, when the Lights Are
Turned Away Down Low (spaulding). Master
PART II.
/ Piano SOLO Nearer Ny God. to Thee"
(King} Master +. Elmer Crowhurst: mixed
quartet "Whon Day Fades PARKS cam
brian Quartet; soprano solo, THE Forget-Me-
Not CNeidlinger) Miss Jennie Geekie: Ideal
String Quartet tselected). Professor G. Peder-
sen Miss A. J. Williams O. J. Williams and
I'd West; barytone solo Selected, Professor
Clement =. ROwlands recitation (selected),
Edgar Thomson: tenor solo tselected). James
(Schurman o. J. Williams: recitation (se-
lected) Mrs. a. r. Dow: mixed quartet, Good
Night PARKS cambrian Quartet.
ar. and Mrs. e J. Cotton entertained
500 card club at their home or Vernon Heights
last Friday evening. The coy interior Of the
residence was a mass OF spring blossoms.
Golden danodils and purple violcts gave gener-
ous!y Of their fragrance and beauty. while
long trailing SPRAYS Of huckleberry foliage
climbed over the wide doorways or hung grace
fully from Indian baskets.
After the games dainty collation.
served. Twenty four guests enjoyed the even
inE The prizes for highest scores
awarded to FELTON, Taylor and Mrs. Harry
Melvin
The meeting of the Linda Vista Club last
week postponed on account of the death
81 Mrs ". r Kelly Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
have becn members 81 the club since its be
ginning and the loss Of 20 esteemed an asso
ciatc is sadly fclt by the friends who have
been banded together so long.
The club VIII meet ness week at Mrs. Wig
gins residence.
Nr and Mrs. +. J. Cotton are going to
Santa Cruz 10 morrow to remain a few days
While there they Will visit Mrs. Fred O.
Him, Mrs. cotton,s sister
To morrow evening the Dexter De Frernery
recital takes place at the First Presbyterian
Church. II IS purely invitational affair. and
a. both these we'll known musicians have hosts
of friends II VIII probably be one Of the
son's most brilliant musical events
from 20 and TO 10 last Thursday in
Berkeley: The ladies Of tho receiving party
were Mrs. Benjamin Idc Wheeler. Mrs. J. c.
Merriam. Mr. g. r. Noyes. Mrs. Clifton
The young ladies of the sorority are Lillian
Lowell Grace Mcpherson. Martha Rice Kate
Foster Gertrude Davis. Isa Henderson Ethel
Clarke Eva Marty Mae Knight Ada Shreve
Celeste Lacostc. Flora Miller. Jeanette
Green Helen Weeks Hazel skinner Elizabeth
Weeks Sarah Matthew. Reba Calvin and Ber-
nice McNeal