The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21
Society in the Cities
Across tbe Bay.


over which Mrs. A Lowndes Scott pre-
sided this afternoon was one of the
prettest affairs of the season. A
score OF guests had been hidden to
meet Miss Anita Oliver, one of the
winters bride-elects. The dining
room was bright in tones of red,
hearts and wedding bells suggesting
the decoration. The favors We're trav-
cling cases of candy, Miss divers be-
ing tied with the conventional white
satin ribbon and tulle. Each guest re-
ceived a corsage bouquet of orange
blossoms with garlands of tulle. Those
who enjoyed Mrs. Scotts hospitality
Were: Miss Oliver, .Aiss Carolyn OIL
yer, Miss Chrissie Taft. Miss Bessie
Palmer. Miss Marian Walsh, Miss Ger
trude Allen. Miss Lou Ertz, Miss Lillian
Downey, Mrs. l1ugh oodfellow Mrs.
Grace Gorrill Gowing, Mrs Isaac Up
ham, Mrs. David Hume, Mrs. Dennis
Searles, Mrs. Clinton ). alker, Mrs
Robert Richards and Mrs. Murray Or
rick.
The guests whom Mrs. Dan Belden
will entertain at luncheon at the Coun-
try club on Thursday in honor of Miss
Lucretia Burnham and Miss Anita
Oliver will include Miss Anita Oliver.
@aioo -alO OlS OilNeT, MISS Lucretld
Burnham, Miss Ethel Valentine. Mrs.
Roland Oliver, Miss Ruth Kales. Mrs.
Bernard Miller, Miss Grace Sperry.
Mrs. John Valentine, Mrs. John Water
house, Miss Ruth Knowles, Miss Alice
Knowles, Mrs Harry Farr. Mrs. Irv-
ing Lundborg. Miss Bessie Palmer Miss
Marian Walsh, Miss Lalla Wenzel-
burger, Mrs. George Chase Miss Chris
sic Taft, Mrs. Ernest Stent, Mrs. Hugh
Goodfellow Mrs. Challen Parker, Mrs.
Walter Starr and Miss Helene Robson.
AT Trinity church at midafternoon
today Miss Gwendolyn Key Jones be-
came the bride Of Luther Mott Bliss in
the presence Of 200 friends of the
family, the Rev Clifton Macon offciat-
ing. Green and white was the color
scheme chosen by the bride, carried out
in the chancel with trailing ferns and
Japanese chrysanthemums. Miss Jones
wore an imported gown of pale blue
broadcloth and white picture hat
She carried a prayer book in place of
the conventional shower of flowers.
There were no bridal attendants Aft
er the service at the church an in
formal reception was held at the Jones
residence on Telegraph avenue. Mr.
and Mrs. Bliss left for q honeymoon
journey of six weeks, which will take
them to the North. Upon their re-
turn they will reside in this city The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Flora
Jones. Bliss is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Bliss. He is well known
in commercial circles in Oakland be-
ing associated with his father in busi-
ness.
An elaborate affair this evening was
the dinner at the Claremont Country
Club, when Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Al.
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Mrs John Waterhouse. who during
their visit In Oakland are the guests OF
Mrs. Warehouses; mother, Mrs. S. M
Alexander. at the Alexander residence
on Sixteenth street. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. John Waterhouse, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Alexander, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Chickering, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Overbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Lundberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farr.
Mr. and. Mrs. Dan Relden, Miss Ethel
Moore, DR.. George p. Reinhardt and
8ir. and Mrs. Starr.
Mrs. George PIumiier entertained on
Tuesday of this week at luncheon and
afternoon at cards when her guests
were the members of the Sixty three
Club. one of the most delightful of the
card groups of the Encinai City. Cow
e-s were laid for sixteen guests.
The Jolly Sixteen Whist Club en-
loved a luncheon today served in the
roof garden cafe at fdora Park. Those
present were: Mrs. J. G. Lynch, Mrs.
J. w. stevens, Mrs. A. III Pratt. Mrs
Emil Nusbaunaer.a Mrs. w. A. Pond, Mrs
G. w Langan, Mrs. George Atwood
Mrs c. c. Judson. Mrs G. 3. Flint
Mrs. j. p. Winchester, Mrs. r. H. Auer-
bach. Mrs AI. C. Chapman, Mrs. NJ DEL
Hadley. Mrs. W. NJ Hall. Mrs. Merritt
Day and Mrs. Welles Whitmore.