The San Francisco call., 1906-04-11
NEWS OF THE COUNTIES ABOUT THE BAY
LIKE GOOD OLD
TIMES AT THE
EBELL CLUB
BY ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.

OAKLAND. April 10.-It was like old times
at Ebell today, so many of the earliest mem-
bers, who have helped the club to become one
OF the States important social ORGANIZATIONS
being present and giving the luncheon the gaia
aspect of a reunion The splendid programme
that followed the luncheon had been arranged
by Miss Clarence Wetmore, and the severaA
numbers were received with the greatest en- en-
thusiasm- Miss Clarice Ferrin plays the VloHil !
much better than the average woman studene M
Of that instrument. and she is also GOOD 70
look upon which means something TO tne Era,i- or
dlnary audience Oscar Frank or san rruii-
cisco, who sang, has a beautiful barytone
and his selections were enjoyed quite as mucn
were those of the charming young vioiinist
Miss Anna Frances Briggs, the we'll known
artist, was called upon to tell something OF
her recent trip to Europe and her Visit 10 ,l tne
International Convention of Artists at Venice,
artist invited.
who presided today for the last time, mace a
graceful little speech of farewell that was
of the past two years to experience an un-
wonted sensation of real and sincere re1ret
Mrs. w. A. schrock, in very becoming cos
tune of pale blue silk, was chief hostess. and
score or more club ladies assisted. the mum
ber including Mrs. I. G. Harrison, Miss Jean
ME Gregory, Mrs Taylor, Miss George Strong
Mrs. C. Q. Southland. Mrs Edgar stone MRS.
A. sedgwick' Wick Mrs s J. Taylor cSdsiss Mrs J, +
Mrs Mary Smile. Mrs. Miles standish, Miss Miss
-
j. W shanklin. Mrs. w. P. Todd and Mrs
A. H. Hills.
Mrs. Kate Bulkley. Mrs Gordon Stolp, Mrs.
Melvin Chapman, Mrs. Pedar Sather. Mrs
Rupert whitehead. Mrs: W. v. Kergan, Mrs, MIs.
Eva Yorker, Mrs. Frederick Morse. Mrs ]. L.
Crittenden Mrs. Mary Mathews. Mrs. William
Miss Florence Burrel. Mrs. Charles Cotton.
Mrs. A. H. Glasscock. Mrs. q. T. Giipin. Mrs:
Owens. Mrs, David Gage, Mrs. C. F. Mau and
Mrs. Fred Dieckmann is to be the guest Of
honor at another after Easter affair. the hos
tess to be Miss Lucretia Burnham and the
place the C1aremont Club. Miss Marion Good
guests have befn ne invited to nneheon
There is great rejoicing in the Marcus D.
Hyde household over the advent last Thurs-
day of another grandchild. the first born son
of Lieutenant and Mrs Hathaway. Mrs. Hath
away has been at her mothers home for some
cavalry officer. of Fort Riley, Kans is here
also.
Miss Winifred June Morgan returned yes
terday from pleasant visit to Inverness
nins. Several other Oaklanders have found
Inverness a pleasant place in which to spend
the last few days. including the Hugh Craigs,
the o. A. Chases and Mrs. Emma Shafter-
Howard.
ALAMEDA. April 1o.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Rawlinson celebrated the tin anniversary or
their wedding in novel style at their home,
1909 Ninth street Saturday night. The walls
of the reception rooms were hung with tin
ornaments and baskets of scrap tin depended
from the ceilings. The banquet table service
was all of tin and the souvenirs were tin rat
ties tin whistles and tin napkin rings Mrs.
Rawlinson was the recipient of pair of tin
slippers and her husband was presented with
a lin stovepipe hat. the gift OF employees of a
large manufacturing house in San Francisco
where Mr. Rawlinson is employed. Forty
guests made merry at the celebration and
among them were DR. and Mrs. Milford Schord
of San Francisco. who welded at the
Rawlinson home March 20, the bride being
a sister of Mrs. Rawlinson. E3ss<St