The San Francisco call., 1904-11-07
SWEET CHARITY.

OAKLAND, Nov. 6.-Of the many charity
affairs in prospect none promises more attract
i've features than the lat home and Christ
mas sale for the benefit of the East Oakland
Free kindergarten at the residence OF Mrs
Thomas j. McMannis next Thursday afternoon
and evening. Mrs. McMannis has kindly con-
sented to throw open her beautiful home at
409 Orange street. Vernon Heights, for the oc-
cason, and a large number of society maids
and matrons are working earnestly for the
cause the affair will no doubt meet with great
success.
The hours between and in the afternoon
and and 10 in the evening will md the en-
thusiastic sa leswomen ready to sell their dainty
wares and 10 entertain their visitors with mu-
sic and in other pleasing ways.
Among those who viii contribute to the
pleasure OF the afternoon guests will be Mrs
Ernest W. Crell!n Camille d 'Arville), Misses
Lily and Theresa Sherwood, Mrs. A. Kemp,
Miss Gladys Kemp, Miss Mabel Hill and Low
ell Redheld. In the evening Miss Jenny Lind
Shelley, Miss Gertrude Hbberd Miss Lucia
Oliver, Miss Gladys Kemp, Mrs. Rozen w.
Vincent and Clarence Oliver will participate in
the musical programme.
terest in the approaching benefit are Mrs.
Thomas ]. McMannis. Mrs. Charles u Brew
ster, Mrs. Calvin NJ Coveil, Mrs. Harry E.
Frick. Mrs Austin N Walton, Mrs. James p.
Vane Miss Henrietta Frear, Miss Mary
March, Miss Adaline Blood, Miss Emma Davis.
Miss Edith Schulze, Miss Edith Swain, Miss
Helen Presho. Miss Violet Wakefield. Miss
w. S. Goodfeow, Mrs William Angus, Mrs.
John Yule Mrs. Henry Wetherbee, Mrs. r A.
Wellmau. Mrs. r. H. Chamberlain, Mrs. lrv-
ing Lewis Mrs. James Treadwell, Mrs. Ira L..
Vance. Mrs. David James, Mrs. Lewis Tash-
EZRA Mrs John Treadwell, Mrs. Helen NJ.
Owens Mrs. George r. Williams, Mrs. Regi-
maid H Allen, Mrs. Granville E. Shuey Mrs.
William f. Palmer, Mrs. Charles H. Williams,
Mrs A Kemp, Mrs. Henry A. Schulze, Mrs.
w. D. Gelette, Mrs. S. NJ. Coburn, Mrs. Hor-
ace H. Allen, Mrs. Hubert White, Mrs. Fred
erek W. Morgan Mrs. Walter Frear, Mrs
David A. Spencer Mrs. L. H. Wakefield,
Misses Martha and Margaret Baldwin. Miss
May Hosmer, Miss Marion Ellis, Miss Grace
Nourse Miss Gladys Kemp, Miss Alice Arm
strong Miss Alice Swain, Misses Susie and
Alice Heistand, Miss Frances Parrish Miss
Ray Leeper, Miss Florence Fernhof, Miss
Mary Rust, Miss Clair Foster.
Mr. and Mrs Wigginton Greed have returned
from their honeymoon trip.
The Egbert Stones have gone to the World s
Fair at ST. Louis. They will also visit At
lantic coast cities before returning home.
Mrs John Clay Hampton is still in the
East and enjoying a delightful visit.
The George w. McNears have gone to Santa
Barbara for a short stay.
Mrs Henry A. Buffers and her daughter.
Miss Marguerite Buffers, plan to leave for
Honolulu November 16
The David Edwardses have taken house
on Bay place, Vernon Heights
Mr. and Mrs r. Augustus Bray entertained
q small dinner party Thursday evening COM
plimentary TO Miss Clara Lewys of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs George E. de Cola have re-
turned from a very interesting Eastern tour
Miss de Cola is now entertaining a charming
young Southern girl, Miss Marie Hops OF Sa-
vannah, Ga