The San Francisco call., 1904-09-05
SOCIETY EVENTS.


surprises was the announcement yesterday OF
Miss Julia Summers engagement 10 William
Kincaid. The happy news was circulated at
a card party given by Miss Summers al her
home on Hobart street IN the afternoon at
which forty or more guests were present. Lhe
bride-elect is the daughter Of Dr. and Mrs
r A. Summers is petite and extremely
blonde graduate Of the State University.
charming and accomplished. Miss Summers is
the center OF sdua.ring circle OF friends.
and the announcement Of her approaching mar
riage-ft Riu take place in November the
signal lor much immediate planning o. al
fairs ia her honor. Mis- Summers ls an *
celleut reader and her talent ln that line has
frequently contributed 10 the success OF social
events.
Mr. Kincasd is prominently associated in
uauy ot san Francisco. He H. quite musical,
and being The possessOr ct good barytone
voice Is a faForile socially
Miss summers was assisted to-day by 2 beyy
O. High School girls friends OF her younger
toa. Miss Mamie stroud. Miss Camelita Hollis.
Miss Rebecca Miller. Miss Irene Melvin. Miss
Frankie Daniels.
In anticipation Of her absense in the East for
several weeks. Mrs. Fred Morse has been the
motif for several farewell events one Of the
most delightful being the unique afternoon
and evening given by Mrs. ~. A. Schrock.
The ladies gathered at the Schrock home arIy
in the afternoon and after several hours Of
solid enjoyment were guests a Adamless
dinner lrhen IN. men came however which
they did later the tables were Turned and
al 10 o'Cloclt they enjoyed an Eyeless supp r.
In the interval number OF exciting gaErSs
carried on d., Mrs Asa Y Mcndenhall Mrs.
John T. Maxwell Henry Bull and Dr. H. p.
Mehrmann. DT- Morse was awarded tie booby
Those who participated in this delightful
affair We're Dr. and Mrs. r. 81. Morse. Mr.
Bull. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Beretia. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 5. Scott. Dr ana Mrs. Mehrmann Mr..
J. H. Matthews Mr. and Ms Asa Y Men
denhall. Dr. and Mrs n Craig, Mr. and Mrs
T. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs " J. Lay nance.
Miss Charlotte Elsey. George McMeu0my VIII
Hammer
A farewell dinner was given last Sundsy
evening by M and GIrs. W H. Woilard al
their home 1854 Market street 70 J. J. lief
ernan, a brother Of Mrs. Wollard who ha5
been visiting in Oakland after an absence OF
eighteen years. Mr. Heffernan IS now adver-
tising manager of the salt Lake Evening Tel
egran Ihirty guests sat down TO the table,
which was elaborately decorated. After din
ner the evening was devoted 10 vocal and in
Mr. Henernan returned to his Utah home
Monday morning
Among those who enjoyed the pleasant af-
fair were: Nj and Mrs " H Woliard J
J. Hefernan. M. and Mrs. =. Bertin Mr. ana
Mrs. John Heffcrnsn Mrs. J. p Blake Mr.
and Mrs. NJ Henernan. Mr. ana Mrs Fortune
Auragny Mr. ana Mrs. Hugh Roddeu. Mrs
Smith Miss Matte Wollard Miss BESSIE
smith Harold Blake. Miss Edna Bertin Miss
Adei Auragny.
per street, Berkeley. presented a gay and pic
turesque scene Wednesday afternoo2 when the
ladies of the E1tre Nous Whist Club 'enterta med
their friends AZ a high jnks. The charming
hostess received iu the costume Of an old
fashioned girl and was ably assisted by Sis
Hopkins. The guests themselves were al in
fancy dress and masked. some OF the charsc-
ters being Alsn-a-D Dale. the Heavenly Twins,
the Two Orphans. PocahOntas. Isui Sing. a
Mason. a japanese lady. 4 spollt kid Lord
Douglass. trained nurse q Spanish girl an
old maid. sCubrette mermaid Looking
rI a f.fHrr hos aff mr.
ricipatel in the vaudeville programme were:
Miss Edith Trainor. Miss Stevenson. Mrs.
Stats. Mrs French Mrs. Emerson Mrs
Rhein Mrs. kablcr and Miss Graham 9th
ers present were; Miss Ethel Trainor. Mes
clayton. Brady Grosser Grove. DIN Grove
Pontain Cooke. Harry A. Cooke Swift ste
venson, Likins Cooke. Graham. Minnie Stats.
Mosher. Allison. Smith. Addelsack Miss May
WATERBURY Mrs Townssnd-
Miss Birdie Pitcher entertained . Few az her
friends on Monday evening last at her home
fn East Oakland. the occasion being her birth
day. Much amusement was caused by efforts
r. cuesa fne stiles cf songs represeuted ~
articles worn hv the guests The ladies' Drize
vas won by Miss Gertrude nrv,er ana the gen
ticmen's prize hy Mr. Merrill. This and other
genes caused the evening 20 pass swiftly and
81 r late hwr delicious supper was served
Among these present were Mrs. r. W Pill
cher. AIRS. Ida Laugh'and. Nr. and Mrs cal
Ewing. The Misses n. and Gertrude Dvvyer
aries Birffe Pitcher. the Messrs Edmund
i'eaclart. W Nlfarn J.. Garaty., Ed Broadwater
md y Merrill
a performance ~ The Private Secretary
was enjoyed Thursday evening b. a large
fheater party. including Mrs. NJ Peterson.
Ms F. clark Mrs. N. Baldwin Cchaperon).
Trs j. !. Mcr-sren Miss Eva McLarsn Mrs
- = Green. Mes 4 Olivcr. Miss J. Rottrer.
1fiss y Park. Miss NJ Park. Mss NJ Mills.
1iss y. Petersen
The New Century Club OF Oakland proposes
- lffer 20 ladies course of demonstration
lessons in cookery. preceded by a lecture on
The House Beautiful" tsanitation and hy-
riene). given by Mrs Jean Sinclair Of the
sanitary Institute. London- The course will
begin "Wednesday September Il. at O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs David Mckay Of Oakland will
leave this week Tor three months tour OF
the East. during which time they viii visit
the St Louis Exposition and all Of the princi-
pal cities.
BERKELEY. Sept Mrs Fannie L. Wei
don Of 1895 Fulton street. announces the en-
eaFement n her daughter. Miss Elise F. Wei
dcn. and George T. Oziey- Miss Weldon Is a
singer OF note and Is soprano ~ the choir ,oi
- Matthews Episcopal Church Mr.. Oxley
Is connected with an insurance company OF
San Francisco and is a warder in ST. Mat
fhew'E.
winfield Scott Runde. Of c. H. G.
Runde and his bride who was Miss Frances