The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-09
WEEK PROMISES
A PERIOD OF
SOCIAL QUIET

OAKLAND Nav s-After the dizzy whirl
Of society events In the past two weeks the
comparative peace and quiet OF the next few
days Will be refreshing. Every day will have
its quota of pleasure, but pleasure of a calm
sort, devoid OF the mad hurry that has rushed
maid and matron from one affair into another
during the last fortnight
Tomorrow the last Ebeli luncheon Of the
season takes place and the pretty little club
rooms will without doubt be crowded to the
limit, for the luncheons are always popular
and every one feels IN duty bound to be pres
ent at the last one. Another good reason for
being there is that Mrs. Newton Koser, who
has arranged the musical programme, has In
vited promising array of artists to assist
Hagar. Miss Baldwin and Mrs. Gilmore. Mrs
John Yule VIII be presiding hostess tomorrow.
Tomorrow Miss Myra Jeffers VIII entertain
q luncheon party in the Palm Garden of the
Palace Hotel San Francisco. In honor of Miss
Edith Gaskill.
On Friday next Mics Geskil and Mise Cor
deIia Bishop will share the honors at a dinner
given by the William Edes at their San Fran
cisco home.
In spite Of the weddings that come and 60.
the engaged girl continues to furnish charm
ing excuse for much OF the social activity, Miss
Gaskiil and Miss Bishop are both on the list OF
another year and Miss Ada KennaL is alse the
object OF considerable attention because of her
s en-. sasn to Murray orTick On the 18th
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for Miss Kenna that promises to be one of the
seasons brilliant affairs.
Miss Bessie Forrest lie another engaged girl
who is being considerably, entertained, and
now her cousin Miss Frances Alexander has
enrolled herself among the brides to-be BY an :
nouncing her engagement to andrew r. Hass.
Both these young ladies are to wed in June as
Miss Bessie Forrest is the motif for a card
party that Mrs Asa V. MendenhalI is plan
ming for next WEDNESDAY
Mrs. D. B. Hunter has sent out cards for a
large reception for May "a at her home on
College avenue, Berkeley.
Another Berkeley affair that promises 70 be
interesting is & tea that the Delta Kappa
h nSsi'e on ' elsss-dss Nay '' At 'n' frat
On Thursday of this week the Kings DauRh-
tiers will give the annual reception at the
Home for fncurables out on Broadway. These
receptions are always well attended and are
generally most enjoyable affairs. programme
OF music will add to tie pleasure Of the
occasion.
The young women Of the class Of 'o1. Uni
ys1sy Of s. sstn4day enjoyed reunion
Francisco. that was not only a pleas.
ant affair but witnessed a permanent
! like events to take place at stated intervals
every year. Officers were elected as follows
| President. Elizabeth r. Ledkett; vice presi-
Powell: secretary. Elizabeth Scupham. and
] treasurer, Anna #. White. The members Of
the class present were: Misses Agnes Frfsius
4 Elizabeth ArIett. Sara Cooper. Brownie Brow,
! nell Maude Powell, Elizabeth Ledgett Eva
] Powell. Elizabeth Scuphan,, Anna White Rena
cullen. Adrienne Cert, Catherine Hirstel Nav
f, WoIIner Alice Wright. Alice Hunt vincenza
MfIIedge. Florence Prebie, Ida Moodey Marv
] Gallagher, Louise Whitehead. Evangeiine Sale
and Mrs Katherine Layue Mitchell and Mrs.
Clara Piper Dillon.
The Home Club is planning something 10,
next Friday evening. that is rather unique In
club enfertainments-a dinner for the Mayor
the members Of the City Council and of the
: Board OF Education and the superintendent o,
4 Schools Ladies also will enjoy this s'feas,
OF reason and flow OF SOUL and with 30 many
shining lights about the board the dinner Will
no doubt be notable one
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The weeks end will bring with II the whist
. tournament that the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers is man
aging and which is scheduled to take place al
Alcatraz Hall. May IS at $40 p. m.--rail
road time. There will be no delay for beiated
| travellers and those who hope to make a prize
feff .f<<1s