The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
WILL WE'D TO-DAY

OAKLAND, Oct. "A. = Such busy
week as the last one has been and such
a busy week as this Will bel There will
dull week when society has not at
least one bride upon whom interest is
conferred, and this week Miss Hazel
Cope Will be the object of social solicit
tude. David Hartley will claim her as
his bride tomorrow evening and the
wedding will, without doubt, be one Of
the seasons most charming affairs.
The Copes have a beautiful home on
Jayne avenue and Miss George Cope
is noted for her artistic originality. so
the marriage appointments are sure to
be unusually pretty.
Miss Pearl king. whom. we have all
missed during her long absence in Ari-
IONA, is once more in the midst of
things social. She will have charge
of the Ebell programme tomorrow
and has arranged a promising enter
tainment. Miss King is a clever read
er and will give one of the programme
numbers.
Mrs J. j. Allen and Mrs q. E.
Crandall are planning a card afternoon
for Miss Jessie Barstow, one of the
newest engaged girls. Next Friday
afternoon is the time chosen, and over
fifty guests will play five hundred.
The choir of the First congregational
Church, which includes about sixty
singers, will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander T. Stewart tomorrow
evening at their home, on Twenty
second street. Mr.. Stewart Is the choir
leader, and Rev. Charles r. Brown,
who has just returned from his summer
vacation, will be an honored guest at
the reception.
Miss Eleanor Sorenson, who has been
visiting In Oakland for some time. re-
turned to her home in the East last
week. During her stay here she made
many friends and was the conpli-
mented guest at a farewell dinner a
few days previous to her departure.
The dinner took place at the Piedmont
Clubhouse and was a jolly bachelor
girl affair, among the diners being
Miss Maud Pratt, Miss Ethel Pratt
Miss Amelia Laguna, Miss Jennie
Smith, Miss Jessie Webster, Miss Mar
garet NORM. Miss Grace Orcutt. Miss
Germa Moore. Miss Lou Neal and Miss
Sorenson.
With beautiful home in which to
entertain and possessing all the tact
full and gracious qualities of a true
hostess, it is not surprising that Miss
Gertrude Aliens affairs, whether for
NAL or otherwise, are invariably de-
scribed by her guests as perfectly de-
lightful." Such was the little lunch
con given last Tuesday in honor of
the then bride-to-be. Miss lone Fore,
who is now rejoicing in the dignity of
a four-day old matron. Pink roses.
pink shades over the lights and tulle
of the same roseate hue made the
luncheon table a charming rendez-
vous for the girl guests, nine In num-
Der. They were Miss lone Fore, Miss
Pauline Fore, Miss Florence Hush.
Miss Carol Day Of San Francisco. Miss
Natalie Fore, Miss Ethel Valentine,
Miss Chrissie Taft Miss Edith Gaskill
and Miss Carolyn Quinlan of San
Francisco.
Henry Hennihg Of the firm of Hen
ming Bros. has returned from a six
months visit in Europe and the East
Mr.. Henning was accompanied nv his
family and after visiting his parents
In Germany they made a tour of
other interesting points in Europe and
America, returning by way of st.
Louis.
Miss Elizabeth Scupham was hostess
yesterday at charming luncheon
Covers were laid for eighteen and the
table was dsintily adorned with pale
cosmos.