The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-02
BRILLIANT TEAS
ARRANGED FOR
BRIDE-TO-.BE.
BY ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.


OAKLAND June i.a3Mrs Frederick Fem
wick of San Francisco willfistart the round of
affairs already being Eplannsd for pretty leslie
Green Of berkeley with "a tea to- morrow after
society people from both sides of the bay and
viii begin brilliantly the series Of teas.
up much of The time between; now and the
day that Miss Green weds Howard Hunting
OF Berkeley and the two families have been
close friends as we'll nefghboFs for years.
Miss Green is related to The H. M. A. Mil
at an early datesfor the fair young Berkeley
girl -rS ~ - !.
ticipated with interest in musical and social
circles and that Is the organ recital by Miss
Eiza beth smpso next Tuesday r.. evening at
has only recently received the appointment of
organist at the First Methodist Church and
Oakland has had to hear her in other than
osdinary work. as she is a comparative
Sherwood in Chicago and later. was given the
additional advantage of instruction by Barth
of Berlin. On Tuesday evening her numbers
savotte from Misnon f'' by = Thomas. the
Funeral March and Chant seraphique'. by
Tannhauser." "A most attractive programme.
A vocal quartet, Including Mrs. orrin Kip
ana Ro5 5i 0e wi Assist as and large
number of ladies who are prominent both In
church and social circles ARE actively Inter
c. W. Kinsey. Mrs: James A.. johnson. Mrs.
J. s; B9rpee. Mrs. J. r. scupham. Mrs; Oliver
Mrs: John S. Fearn. Mrs. Edward Finch. Mrs.
Webster. Mrs. George B. N Gray and Mrs.
There win be no admission fee and the
public is cordially. invited. ~
News comes from Hartford. Conn. of the
marriage OF Mauritz Loben Sells to Miss
Helena. Ellsworth yesterday. the Wedding
BRIDES p parents. Mr. e and i Mrs: William NJ
Ellsworth. and being notable affair. The
bride was vas. attended tended by 9 number Of her class
James Won Loben Sells best man. The
bride and groom will make their home here,
returning to Oakland some time IN July.
The residence OF Mrs. Pierre olney on Moss
avenue was the scene of charming little
being Mrs. George NJ. Shaw. Mrs. F.. T. Nc
Henry. Mrs. W. S. Baxter. Mrs Florence
Wells. Mrs. is r. Scupham and Mrs. T. II.
Gaytes.
Mrs. olney is a recent acquisition to Oak
land society. having come here from Port
land. Or.
Two very interesting musical. affairs were
At Kohler Chase Hall III Miss Marion Howard
Fitton talented pianist gave "a delightful
programme. with the assistance Of several
v
Albright Lowell Redield and Miss Agnes
Fitton.
At the Palette. Tyre and Pen Club rooms
the members of the Prelude Club gave their
closing concert and participated in q pro-
granime OF songs and piano selections that
WAS not only source OF pleasure to their
guests. but credit TO themselves, The pro-
gramme began with a duet by Misses Ruth
Rollins and Edna Beckert and then followed
piano solos by Misses Mildred Porter. Hazel
Shay and Lucille Radcliffe. and songs by
Misses Irene o'connor. Ramona Radcliffe and
Ramona Rollins.
The rooms we're prettily decorated and at
the conclusion of the programme light re-
f-eshments were served
To-morrow evening the Palette. Tyre and
Pen Club will give its initial reception and
Thirteenth street warren E. Rollins the
artist, whose pictures will be shown. Is to
be the guest OF honor and among the guests
will be several others distinguished In art
The exhibit OF Mr.. Rolling paintings will
continue for several DAYS during which time
the public may enjoy the privilege of inspect
ing them.
Mrs. Morey will entertain small card club
at her home on Thirteenth street Tomorrow
Rsn Of t ssn and
Cuvellier mother Of the late B. c. euveiiier.'
left last Sunday for Chicago where they will
be the guests Of Mrs Julius Kruttschnitt.
ALAMEDA. June 1.--Announcement il made
OF the engagement of Miss Mamie e. Richard
and Frank T. Wilbur both well-known young
people of the West End. The wedding will
at the home Of Mrs ]. F. Crowley OF 626
Railroad avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Postel have returned
from Alameda for two years and 4 half.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Buck Of Abilene. Tex,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Towns