The San Francisco call., 1904-02-17
EVENTS IN SOClET Tl

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OAKLAND Feb. 16.-The second formal
at home of Mrs. J. r. Burnham and her
daughter Miss Lucretia Burnham, to-day
brought out the smart set in large numbers
and the spacious rooms of the beautiful lake
side residence were filled almost continuously
with fair visitors. A bevy Of Miss Burnham
girl friends assisted her in receiving and were
later entertained at dinner, the dinner party
including also number of gentlemen. Cow
ers were laid for the following guests :
Miss Marion Smith, Miss Marion Good
fellow, Miss Helen Chase, Miss Marion White,
Miss Ethel Crelin. Miss Bessie Reed. Miss
May Coogan, Miss Edna Barry, Miss Gertrude
Gould, Miss Edith Beck Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Belden, Edward Atkins, Philip Clay, Daniel
Hobson, Aaron Brock. Edward King, Herbert
Landers Lloyd Lacy, DR.. Percy Gaskill, Har-
old Havens, Arthur Goodfellow and Roy Som
ers.
During the reception hours in the afternoon
Mrs. Burnham also assisted by Mrs. T. c.
Coogan, Mrs. L. B. Beck, Mrs. III. g, Thomas
Mrs. W. b. Dunning, Mrs. L. A. Heron, Mrs.
Z. NJ. Walsh. Mrs. T. l.. Barker and Mrs
William Morris.
The Cosmos Club was entertained by Mrs
Melvin c. Chapman yesterday afternoon Mrs
Q. A. Chase and Mrs. w. B. Winchester MAX
ing the highest scores. Among the players
Mrs. Frank Marion Smith, Mrs. quincy
L. Barker. Mrs. T. G. Coogan. Mrs. Ernest j.
Cotton, Mrs. Thomas Crellin. Mrs. ]. A. Fol-
ger Mrs. Charles Minor Goodall, Mrs. William
$ Goodfelow, Mrs. Harry Gordon, Mrs. J. l.
Howard, Mrs. Z. H. Kittredge, Mrs. j. NJ
Knowles, Mrs. Paul Lohse, Mrs Ernest G.
Lukens, Mrs. Horny Meek, Mrs. VIII Meek
Mrs A. A. Moore. Mrs Egbert B. stone. Mrs
Z. f. Taylor. Mrs Edward NJ. Walsh Mrs
Eugene B. Beck. Mrs. George Cooke, Mrs. S.
r. Church. Mrs. Fred Cutting, Mrs. Oscar
Gowing Miss Mabel T. Gray, Mrs. Charles
Houghton, Mrs. Charles Holt Mrs. Henry
Morris. Mrs. William Morris, Mrs. George Nc
Near, Mrs. Andrew S. Mosely. Miss Grace
Sperry. Mrs. Prentiss Selby, Mrs William f.
Sharon. Mrs. Albert Sutton. Mrs. r. H. Auer-
bach and Mrs. NJ f. Jordan
Mrs. Pedar Sather. president of the Cosmos
Club, has been quite i'll and was unable to be
present.
The Ebell rooms presented an attractive ap-
pearance to-day during the club luncheon, the
with the violets and daffodils that bright
ened each table. Mrs. Paul Lohse was chief
hostess Of the afternoon and was assisted by
a large receiving party including Mrs. Charles
Lowell. Mrs. +. q. Lukens. Mrs. r. S. Leckie
Mrs. r. NJ. Lyman Mrs. w. N Layson. Mrs.
Herbert Long. Mrs A. L. Leber Mrs. NJ. ].
Laymance. Mrs. Oscar Luning. Mrs. w. E.
Merrill Mrs. w E. Montgomery. Mrs. J. ".
T. McHenry. Mrs. Seth Mann. Mrs. w j.
Mathews, Mrs. H. P. Merritt Mrs. W. z. Mil
vain, Mrs. Charles Mau. Mrs. NJ w. Mathes
Mrs n. f. Muller Mrs. Walter Manuel. Mrs
J. J. Meigs, Mrs. Z. c. Merrill Mrs Roy
Mauvais. Mrs Frank Mofftt and Mrs. j.
Mrs Kate Bulkley read brief but very in
teresting report Of the late meeting of the
lent musical programme and a recita-
tion by Mrs. James Monroe Gamble
a very pleasing voice and gave graceful evi-
dence to-day of considerable histrionic ability
As an encore she read the poem I'm May"
with musical accompaniment by Miss COL
lins; The programme .rslIdII was as as follows;
V9ln solo NSeturne %drto Chopin. WilhelmQ
ing Mrs James Monroe Gamble; vocal SOLO
Ca) Go. Lovely Rose" (b) Fair Daffodils"
Faust (Gounod), by Miss Lillian Remil-
lard: Miss Collins, accompanist
An unusually large large plumber Of guests. not
the luncheon. among the visitors being:
Miss Anabel Root Berkeley; Mrs. George
Massachusetts,: Mrs. f. S. Edinger. Berkeley;
Mrs Horace Coffin. San Francisco: Mrs c.
f. Coleman, San Leandro: Mrs L. c. Walrath
San Leandro; Mrs. A. B. Cary. San Leandro; I;
Mrs Charles A. Sands. Michigan; Mrs. A. W.
Scott San Francisco; Mrs M J. Wired. Wash
Francisco; Mrs. ]. c. Wilson, San Francisco;
Mrs. Carl Rerz. San Francisco; Mrs. Antoine
MCMILLAN. Berkeley; Mrs. j. c. Leaton Mich
Mrs. E. ]. Cotton and Miss Bertha Young
supervised the decorating Of the club rooms
Next Tuesday promises to be a red letter
day at Ebell. The landmarks section OF
which Mrs ]. w. McClymonds is curator, will
be hostesses on that occasion and the pro
gramme that is being planned is full of inter
Won Helms Mrs. Francis Gray Miss Julia
Crane, Miss Geraldine Scupham and Mrs G.
w Kfnsey, will read short papers on land
marks of historical interest. There Will also
be appropriate musical programme.
Mrs J. Cal Ewing the hostess at an in
formal luncheon to-day that proved to be. a
very delightful affair. Her guests We're mem
bers Of a little reading club that is about to
lose one of its active members in Mrs. T. H.
williams, who is preparing to leave Oakland
for Los Angeles and who was the motive for
the gathering to-day.
Daffodils adorned the table very effectively
Mrs George Burdick Mrs. Eta Copp Smith,
Mrs J. Manuel. Mrs. Frank Leavitt. Mrs. c.
w Hopkins, Mrs A. L. Adams, Mrs. Shields
of Alameda. Mrs H. F. Morris and the hostess
Judge James G. Quinn and Miss Glenora B.
Harris were quietly married this evening at
the brides home on Market street. Rey
Father NJ Sweeney. pastor of St. Francis de
Sales was the officiating clergyman. The cere-
mony was witnessed by members of the family
only The BRIDE a dashing and attractive
young woman, was beautifully gowned in gray
crepe dc chine.
Judge and Mrs Quinn will spend their honey
moon in Coronado.
Judge Quinn is The present Justice OF Oak
land Township and has held that office for the
last six years. Prior TO that he was Judge
Of the Recorders Court at EmeryviIle. He was
graduated from Hastings Law College in 90
tinuously a prominent figure in Oakland poll
tics He is very popular in club circles, be-
ing an active member Of the Nile Club and
Of the local lodge of Elks. His bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Harris
of this city
The Oakland Club will give Martha Wash
ington luncheon tomorrow. Mrs. w. F. Ru-
dolph. Mrs. w. d. Smith and Mrs H. L. Nye
win be in charge.