The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND. April Nearly one hundred
most charming women en- 5oyed a delightful aft
ernoon at the residence OF Mrs. F. J. Kendall
to-day. when her daughter. Miss Isabella Ken
dali. gave a large card party IN honor OF
Miss Nan Rennselaer. Miss Phyllis Mather and
Miss Ruth Kaies. Easter lilies and spring
blossoms in pleasing variety made fragrant
bowers OF the different apartments. The
game OF the hour five hundred
Miss Van Rennseiaer As visiting Miss Ken
dall. her home being in Texas Both she and
her young hostess were prettily goWned In blue
to-day. Others IN the receiving party Wers
Miss fhyllls Mathefs Miss huth haiee AIs-
George Davis. Mrs. Irving Burrell, Mrs Fred
erfck Cutting. Mrs. Harry East Miller, Mrs.
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lard Williamson, Miss Lefty Barry, Miss Edna
Barry. Miss Carolyn oliver, Miss Ada kenna,
Miss isabelle Hooper. Miss Evelyn Hussey,
Miss Lille Isaacs Miss Anne McElrath Miss
Clarisse Lohse. Miss Lucretia Burnham. Miss
Noelle de Cola and Miss May Coogan.
Among the guests were; Mrs. 'Alardt. Mrs
mund Baker Miss Baker Miss Katherine
Brown, Misses Barry. Mrs Brigham. Mrs. l..
Bishop. Miss Flor1nne Brown. Mrs J. Brown.
Mrs George Bornemann, Mrs. Irving Burrcll,
Miss Irene Bangs, Mrs Milton Bull1ley, Miss
Jean Gift Miss Cope, Miss Helen Chase. Miss
claire Chabot. Mrs.. Carlton. Mrs. cutting,
Mrs Harrison Clay. Miss May C0ogan, Airs. A.
Croiliu. Misses Crenn Miss Craig. Mrs J
II. +. Dunn. Mrs H. Dieckmsnn. Misses
Downing Mrs. 6. l. Davis. Mrs. r. J..
Dow. Miss Ncelle de Cola. Miss H. Davis,
Farr Mrs. Folger. Miss Fife. Mrs. Fitzgerald,
Miss Fox Miss Fillmore. Mrs. Goodhue Misses
Cray. Misses Gould Miss Goodfellow, Mrs.
Minor GOQdal. Mrs. Oscar GoWing, Mrs Cray.
Mrs Graupner Miss Houghton. Mrs Fred
Hathaway, Miss Louise Han. Miss Evelyn
Hussey Miss Marietta HaVens. Miss Isabel
Hooper. Misses Hun. Mrs Hammer Miss Sc
villa HAYDEN Miss Haven. Miss Isaacs. Mrs.
Dudley kinsel. Misses Knowles. Miss kales.
Mis-. r.. knight Miss Grave King. Miss Ada
kenna, Miss KNIGHT Miss lohse, Mss Lewis,
Mrs. Seth Mann MrS. VIII Meek Mrs. shelby
Martin. Misses McElfsth Miss Mather. Miss
Elsie Marwedel Miss Annie Miller Mrs. An
drew Moseley. Mrs Miles Misses MORROW.
Mrs Harry East Miller. Mrs r. Moore Mrs
Horry Meek. Miss Mahoney. Miss Mathes. Miss
Mason. Mrs. I. D.. Nicholson Miss Nightingale
Miss Alice Nelson. Misses oliver. Mrs. Pheby.
Mrs. A. L. Stone. Mrs.. Egbert Stone. Miss
Palmer Mrs. Prank PARCELS Miss Prather.
Miss Carmen sutton. Mrs Montell Taylor.
Miss L. Remiliard. Miss lille Reed. Mrs Won
der RopD. Mrs. G. Rodolph. Miss Schlessinger.
Miss Margaret Taylor. Mrs. Maxwell Taft.
Mrs. Frederick Stoln Miss Grace Sperrv
Misses Sims. Miss Sterett Miss Marion Smith
Miss Cornelia Stratton Miss George strong
Miss Alice Traynor Mrs r. r. Wilson Mrs
" Z. spencer Mrs. ". r. Williamson. Mrs
Hugh Webster. Miss Marion Walsh Mrs. An
Eleanor Warner. Miss Wenzeliburger and Miss
Mae Young.
one Of the prettiest affairs OF the week was
the linen shower rendered TO Miss Margaret
Davis by the members Of the Hughes Club YES.
terday at the home Of Mrs. y. p. Hughes on
Myrtle street So adrOitly had everything been
planned that the affair came upon Miss Davis
as a complete surprise she had been prepared
10 entertain a small card club and was quite
overv helmed when the sixty odd members Of
the Hughes Club took possession OF the flower
oecked residence.
Marguerites were very appropriately used in
the decorations, with peppey branches and
foliage.
lingerie dear 10 the feminine heart and many
exquisite bits OF lace and fine needlework were
In the rare collection.
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Tor The last three years and during that time
her charming personality has won the sincere
admiration OF each and every member Her
wedding with Robert Hughes takes place To-
morrow evening
During the afternoon a fne musical pro-
Eraulrne was rendered by various ladies Of the
club. Including Mrs. Arthur T3ressev Ms
lsleweliyn Williams. Mrs Carl Nicols and Mrs
, ts.Lh y MasleA- ylto keunuI no has only
former pupil OF Jlewellyn Hughes gave sew
eral delightful selections on the violin
A pretty feature Of the afternoon was the
the Delicate Air" which those srho know Miss
Davis viii understand was most appropriate
The committee from the club who had the
affair IN charge was composed OF Mrs Wilbur
Walker. president OF the club: Mrs l. Hor-
nick, Mrs. d. 7. Hughes and Mrs. J. f. Hen
derson
The guest OF honor was becomingly gowned
in golden brown silk, with deep lace yoke
and Oriental trimming
The reception given by Mrs. Frank wasley
last Saturday not only an unusually l,fii-
liant event. but productive OF very pleasing
surprise IN the form OF an cngagement-Nrs
Wasley making known 20 her guests the en-
gagement of her daughter Miss Lulita Waslev
and Frank A. NcCuen OF this city. This young
couple. who viii wed IN June are both quite
well known this side Of the bay He has
been Wells-Fargo agent here for fourteen
years and is also manager here Tor the North
western Light Company. Miss Wasley recently
made her debut I'M the musical world and gives
great promise u some day taking a high place
among singers Her mother Mrs WaSlev is n
well known musician being contralto soioiet At
the First Unitarian Church. She Is also secre-
tsry Of the Hughes Club
Al the reception SATURDAY Miss Margaret
Davis the bride-tC-be. shared the honors with
Miss Naslcy. and the two pretty girls formed
charming picture. even IN that assemhiage Of
elegantly dressed women. Miss Davis was IA
pale green ana Miss Masley wore a white lace
gown. Mrs n W Hale of Sacramento as
sisted her sister in receiving. and her gown
~ chamoaene lace strikinEiy beautiful.
Misses Mayhelle and Judie Hogan of san
irsncis,o also received. They both un-
usually attractive girls. Miss Maybeiie's gown
was ~ white lace and blue broadcioth a
most elaborate affair Her sister was in Law
fndof
oihers IN the receiving party were Miss Ger
tuds tialsev. Miss Emma Busby. Mrs d. p
hughes, Mrs. j.. W. Campbell. Miss France