The San Francisco call., 1906-06-10

Mrs. J. +. Pafr- Mr.. CnlckeflnS is the
son of NJ H. Chickering, the well
known lawyer, and a brother of Mrs
John overbury Of Tonopah.
Miss Edythe Adams of Oakland and
Everett Hinckley of Bar Harbor were
married last Wednesday at Blue Hills,
Maine. Mrs. Hinckley, who is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Adams, has been visiting for some time
in Bar Harbor and many good wishes
have been telegraphed from a wide
acquaintance in Oakland. where the
bride was in much favor.
Miss Mary tombstone and Joseph ].
Scott We're married IN Oakland last Mon
day, and the wedding, though of ex-
treme quietude, interests wide circle
of people. The bride is well known as
a pen and ink sketch artist, whose tai
ent has found its way into many East
ern magazines. She is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Johnstone of
Piedmont.
Mr. Scott is well known in Journalism
and has returned with Mrs. Scott to
Sacramento, where his business inter-
ests lie.
her farewell concert last Wednesday
evening at the Chabot Observatory,
Oakland, the affair being widely at
tended by society folk.
Miss Morgan leaves this month for
Europe to study for two years and her
absence viii leave a decided vacancy
in both the musical and society world,
of which she is a very favored mem
Der.
The audience was one of the pretti-
est seen in Oakland this season, with
an abundance of beautiful gowns in
evidence, Miss Morgan, who played de-
lightfully, being most attractive in a
frock of white. Aiding upon the pro-
gramme were Mrs Olive Reed Cush-
man. Mckenzie Gordon and Harry
Samuels
Governor and Mrs. George c. Pardee
returned to Sacramento the early Dtrt
Of the week, af.er sevelal d4ys spent
! in Oakland.
During the sojourn in their home
! town. Governor and Mrs. Pardee were
the recipients of much social attention
among their more intimate friends. At
the Hotel Metropole dinner was given
+ in their honor by DR.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Morse, and among other enter
tainers were Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Con-
nors.
4 Mis- Gladys Meek is giving much
I pleasure to several young friends by
entertaining them at house parties in
the lovely summer home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horny Meek, at San Le-
andre.
A group of boys and girls last week
included Miss Evelyn Adams Miss Beu-
lah Brigham, Walter and Valentine
Hush.
The Meek place. with its large acre
age, is well known all through Ala
media County, and Miss Gladys, who
made her debut last winter, is one
of the most gracious and favored MEM
bers of the younger set Her hospital
ity will extend all through the summer
to those who are fortunate in Miss
Meek's friendship.
Mrs. Walter Starr delighted the
hearts of twenty little people last Mon
day afternoon by giving a garden party
in honor of her little sons third birth
day. The Starr home in Oakland fairly
radiated with childish pleasure for sew
eral hours Among the grown guests
were Mrs. Allan Chickering. Mrs. Philip
Tuggles Clay, Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald,
Mrs. John Valentine. Mrs. George Chase,
Mrs Edward Hume and Mrs. James
Bishop.
Miss Alta Countryman and Miss sybil
Trip We're hostesses on Friday after.
noon at an informal affair in Oakland
in honor of Miss Gussie Mellman.
Miss Mellman will be married to
Philip Conradi during the month and
several affairs have been given her OF
late.
a dozen guests at luncheon last week al
her home in Mill Valley.
Mrs. Harry Thornton Lally was a
: card hostess recently at her home in
; Oakland, where she has taken a house
i for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt
! will give most elaborate entertain
) ment on June is, when Mr.. Vanderbilt
VIII open his new training ring at
: Oakland farm, Newport.
{ dinner to fifty guests will initiate
/ the festivities, which will include an
r elaborate and varied programme att
through the evening, followed by q
supper.
r The attractive studio of the Berkeley
2 Piano Club on Bancroft way was the
t scene Of cheerful gathering last Mon
( day evening, when several members
held their regular weekly inks Mucf
merriment was indulged in in addition
r to programme of music. AMONG
, those taking active part were Mrs
I John Galen Howard,- Mrs. Rufus p
Jennings. Mrs. Arthur Richard, Miss
S Maude Wellendorf and Miss Ann Pow
5 ell
a The home of Mrs. James c. Craw
ford at 21l5 Baker street is filled Will
busy needlewomen these days. who ar,
a utilizing their time and quantities o
e material for the aid of refugees. Th,
= workers are California Club women
S who are in receipt of goods from tn,
n Red Cross Society. and also from Mrs
e George, representing the Chamber o
= Commerce at Denver. Babies ward
e robes are being given special attention
Il
n Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ertz with Mis-
Mary and Miss Susan Ertz, will spen,
the summer in Portland, Or Mr. an,
b Mrs. Ertz have recently returned fror
y an Eastern trip.
Mrs David Barton Wilson, with he
Il daughter, Miss Elizabeth Lewis Wilson
= win leave next Saturday for Howell
Mountain for a sojourn of severa
weeks. Mrs. David Kellar Minor will
e go with her three handsome tots to tn
: same resort. and Miss Anna Wilson vii
0. probably join her mother and sister