The San Francisco call., 1904-03-15
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

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OAKLAND. March 1z.-One Of the seasons
prettiest social events the progressive
luncheon given by Mrs. James A. johnson last
Saturday in honor OF Miss Geraldine Soup
ham and Miss Edith Larkey. Five tables were
set each beautifully decorated with yellow
danodils The place cards were in the form
% book markers. cluster OF dsnodiis being
etched on each card
A delicious menu served and at the
conclusion Of the luncheon the guests amused
themselves for q short while with various
card games.
Among those that partook Of Mrs. yohnson's
and Elizabeth Scuphsrn. Misses Edith and Ids
Iarkey, Ms. c. W. Kinsey, Mrs J. r. Soup
ham. Mrs. Murray johnson. Mrs Pisyter
Mrs. J. 5. Au,es OF Portland Miss Mary
Eeacon Mrs. Florence Wells Mrs.. Frank
Miller. Mrs. +. A Webster. Mrs. Lowell
Hardy, Mrs Charles Highton, Mrs Frank
Hurc, Ms HsrtNTell Miller, Mrs. Raymond
Brooks Mrs L. Porter and Mrs George III
shaw.
Mr.. and Ms. J. S. Anes OF Portland. who
are visiting the F. A. Websters OF this city.
were h0nored guests at dinner given lase
Friday evening BY Mrs. Florence Wells The
Heights was sr1isticaliy decorated with spring
blossoms, the dinirg-roona being especially at
adorned the table and the name cards bore
dainty sketches of the same flowers
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Ms Ames
Murray johnson. Mr and Mrs. F. n Hurd.
@. Burpee, Mrs Poiiitier Ms. Chaprns n
Mss Fay Chapman. Mr.. Donald and Mrs
Wells
NJ. and Mrs. J.. ". Bassford entertained q
few friends Informally Saturday evening, sew
erss games Of whist and German supper
serving 70 pass The time most entoysbly. Inc
pink carnations
Afr. and Ms. Bassford's guests were M
and Mrs James Ellison, Miss Hemeltonburg,
Bennett.
To-morrow Afternoon Ms Bassford will en-
terrain s whist club Of which she is a mem
Misses Nay and Katherine Judson have
planned an Informal card party in honor Of
Judsou- The card party VIII be Of to-
rncrroW's events. and about forty guests VIII
play Eve hundred
The Dunrovon Whist Club met to-day AZ the
home of Mrs LeBarron Smith. on Vernon
Heights The club Is named after the Scotch
word. ''Dunrovon." meaning good luck and
welcome Csndls-sticks are always given as
prizes
MIS- Clarence Gray Is quite III with aPpendi-
citis and is al Fshiola Hospital
The marriage Of james Edgar Beard Of
Nana 10 Miss Ma bel Crowell of this city was
solemnize6 Saturday evening st the First Con
eregational Church pariorz the Rev Charles
r Brown officiating. The event observed
As quiet family afaiT and only the relatives
~ the bride and bridegroom attended. After
he wedding Mr and Mrs. Beard departed for
Southern California
Ms Beard is The daughter OF Mrs NJ H.
avery OF this city and sister 10 Court Com
missioner Clarence crowell- She attended the
t-niVersftv OF California aSd is highly accom-
I-ished as musician and of charming per
M Beard was graduated from the Univer-
sity of California IN 1888. he Is a member
~ the mercantile firm Of Thompson. Beard g.
sons Of Mana. one OF the largest firms in the
interior OF California The family are pioneers
and occupy a prominent place IN the social
AMI commercial activities of Napa Valley
on their return from Southern California Mr-
and Mrs. Beard VIII reside al Napa, where a
hCme awaits The coming of the couple They
Expect 10 reach home about April 10
BERKELEY. March 14-samuel P. Dodson.
deputy organizer Of the Woodmen Of the
World. married this afternoon 10 Miss
Marcia Campbell. he ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. c. X Jenness. pastor OF the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Miss
Msrgsret Stevenson acted as maid OF honor
whle Miss Edna Morrow was bridesmaid Dr.
D. PurFes acted as best man
ALAMEDA March 1s-Miss Anne Louise
Daniels the talented young mezzo- soprano,
VINO viii soon return 10 Europe 20 resume her
musical studies VIII give farewell song re
tal in Lafayette Han next Thursday night
under the patronage of Council No. d Of the
Young Ladies Institute. II keeping with the
occasion, st. Patrick's night the hall 'decora-
lions viii be in emerald Many invitations
oat by The young ladies who have arranged FOR
the recital August Hiurichs, the violinist,
VIII assist in The programme
Acting as ushers VIII be the following young
ladies' Miss Nellie Hickey Miss Sophie
Coordt. Miss Margaret ClesVes. Miss Eta
Ma zzini Miss Margaret COnsidine and Miss Ida
Klein The officers Of Council 81 are Past
President Mrs O. IL Fairchild: first presf-
Mrs A. c. BusseniUs; second vice president.
Miss katherine Marion, recording secretary,
Miss Alice Leclerc. financial secretary Miss
Nelhe Hickey; treasurer. Miss Ida Klein; mar
shal Miss Mary Dougherty. inside sentinel.
Mess Sophie co0rdt; outside sentinel, Miss
Margaret Consioine-
Dr. william Lloyd Friedman has returned
from El1rope v-herc he went a wear ago to
pursue an advanced course in medicine in the
colleges and hospitals Of England and Austria
lfe was accompanied home by William Nc
l-aushlin Of this CRY. who toured Europe.
Miss Ethel Fleming viii lecture before the
music section of the Adelphan Club to- NOR
fov morning Al 10 O'Clock on Edousrd Schutt.
Sl.l VIII illustrate her address bv Dlaving sew
cral compositions by Schutt- Miss Grace
Sco'chler Miss Florence jenkins frost and j.
A. Hamlin viii assist in the programme.
Members Of tho Alameda Riding Club gave
IN English hunt breakfast at the hotel at
from this city participates in the feast
Among them were Miss Dollie Tarpey Mr. and
Mrs. e. T. Tilden Miss Hilda Van Sicklen
n IS Jean Tyson. Mrs. oliver @. Haslett. Mrs
q. m Tyson Mrs. Lewis Spear Miss Russell
Miss Gladys Emmons. Miss lone Conner. Lex
Baum Carlton Wall H NJ I.andsberger the
Misses Tilden. Miss Nita Mccartney. Miss
Loop r. a. Clari Sumner Crosby William
Bsseu Henry Kruger. W J Woodside o. g
Hasiett O. II. Tyson. Dr. James Black.
IaWos Tyson, Herbert p. Brown. Fred b.
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