The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
NEWS OF THE COUNTIES ABOUT THE BAY
DANCING is
COMING INTO
FAVOR AGAIN
BY ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.

OAKLAND, April 17.--Although the Burn
ham home on the Oak street shore of Lake
Merritt is one of the most beautiful and spa
cious. In Oakland Miss Lucretia burnham
transferred the scene of her hospitality TO the
Claremont Club, where she entertained about
thirty guests today In honor OF two married
brides and one about to be married. The two
young matrons were Mrs. Fred Dieckmann and
Mrs. Whipple Hall, while Miss Marion Good
fellow was the third in this charming trio.
NScme of the sunshine that hooded the earth
out OF doors was imptis 9ned in the Easter
lilies and delicate bridesmaid roses that blend,
ed in delightful prefusion on the tables and
Frightened the spirits OF the happy little CO.
terie OF maids and matrons-
Dan Beiden, Mrs. Hugh GoodfeiIow, Miss Ruth
knowles, Miss Alice Knowles Miss FLORENCE
Fox. Miss Ruth Kales, Miss Rose Kales, Miss
viva Nicholson. Miss Katherine Brown. Mrs
Murray orriek' MIS- iass BESSIE E Palmer. Miss Ar
line Johnson. Miss Lola Wenzeibeger, Miss
Ether Wilder Of Louisville. Ky, Mrs Philip
Miss Bessie Reed. Miss Claire Chabot, Miss
oliver Miss Elsie Everson. Mrs. F. Kenneth
,oaan bowden MI Miss M, GertTnde Alien, Miss Lillian
The Cosmos Club met today at the residence
OF Mrs Harry Gordon and enjoyed its usual
beng Mrs. sae Pesr o. ss1bsr %s mrs h
Ma r w. Gorril Mrs. T L Barker, Mrs
2. K. Burnham, Mrs. T. c. Coogan, Mrs. Z.
Goodfellow. Mrs John L, Howard, Mrs E: H.
Kittredge Mrs. E. G, Lukens. Mrs. William
Ms 81 h, 4 asS M2s pasns Ms sesy Tas9G 1E
Edison Adams. Mrs. e. B. Beck, Mrs. George
GSSk Mrs Mrs Ghnreh Mas Gs9sss Mgs
Cutting. Mrs. Charles Houghton. Mrs. Henry
Morris Mrs. Andrew Moseley. Mrs. William
r. Sharon. Mrs. Albert Sutton.
The Oakland Civic Club held its annual meet
ing yesterday In the rooms OF the Palette.
elected: President. Mrs. Clarissa Morris; irst
, vice president, Mrs. Sarah G. Borland; second
vice president. Mrs A. D. Thomson: third vice
president. Mrs. H. L. Cutting; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Alma Kower recording secre-
X NJ Turner: executive board. Miss Mary Tyr
rei Mrs c. A. Buschell. Mrs. J. y; Bonham;
delegate to the State Federation, Mrs J. M.
Cushing; alternate. Mrs J. C. Bullock
not to thoughts of love. to something some
times conducive to such a state, for ball
gown is. highly becoming to most girls and
fine feathers have been known to work havoc
in many masculine heart-to say nothing OF
his pocket later. AT any rate some OF our
very incest young bachelors are planning a
grand ball for May, a sort of return for the
many social favcrs they have been receiving
during the winter, and they say it is going to
tention to every detail make it so. Joe
Rosborough is one OF the leaders In the scheme
and al least tWenIy-DNe Ut lliTiy VI the LioSi
popular chaps in town are interested. it's
sure to be great success.
Then too, the ''boys" of Athens Parlor.
n. s. G.. w. have sent out invitations to an-
other grand ball In MAY. and there is the
greatest planning and schernng among them,
for they are bound to make II the most elab-
crate affair OF the kind they've ever given.
There has been so much skating and SO little
dancing this winter that devotees of the two
step are looking forward TO the two events
with pleasure.
The final meeting of the Junior Dancing Club
for this season will be a masquerade party. TO
be held Friday evening, April 20 at Reed
Hall Members cen obtain guest tickets from
Mr. w. H Johnston at the Narrow Gauge
news depot The patronessesf are Mrs u. III.
Harold. Mrs. al. Ehrenberg. Mrs. F. B. Os-
den and Mrs NJ w. Kales. and the commit
tee of arrangements includes Agpes and Har-
riet Ehrenberg. Susie Harold. Marguerite Og-
den. Gulette. MauvaSs. Spencer Kales, Warren
Harold. Franklin Bangs, Dudley Bernays and
EDGAR Stone