The San Francisco call., 1906-09-08
Society in the Cities
Across the Bay.

OAKLAND. Sept. Mrs. C. T. Mills
will be the hostess on Monday at an
elaborate luncheon at Mills College.
Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will be the guests
of the day. Mrs. Mills is a delightful
entertainer and these afternoons when
she gathers about her group of old
friends in the beautiful spot in the
foothills are always enjoyable. Mrs.
Mills was a former regent of the Sc
quoia Chapter and is one of the we'll
loved members. The Sequoia women
take a pride in the fact that theirs is
the largest chapter in the State of
California, numbering some $50 mem
bsrs.
Miss Julia Fraser left last evening
for Portland and the north, where she
expects to spend some weeks During
her visit she will be the guest of Mrs
William Ladd.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Hall, with their
daughter, Miss Louise Hall, are COM
fortably settled in apartments on Mad
ison street. where they expect to re-
main for the early part of the winter
season, awaiting the completion OF
their new home in the Piedmont dis
trict. The Millers, who were the
guests of the Halls since early in April,
are located temporarily in apartments
on Alice street.
Mr and Mrs. Leopold Michaels. who
were making their home at the st.
Francis at the time of the April dis
turbance spent the summer on this
side of the bay, but have returned to
San Francisco and again are guests
at the ST. Francis They were heavy
losers in the fire, much choice bric-a-
brac and many fine paintings being
consumed.
Miss Ada Sherling was a recent
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Dwight
Chipman at their pretty country home
in Ross Valley. Mrs. Chapman was
formerly Miss Jennie Greenwood. She
and her husband returned early in the
year from an extended tour Of Europe.
DR.. Chipman did some excellent work
in several of the foreign hospitals.
On wednesday evening, September
II, Miss Martha Coffin, the pretty
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Coffin,
will become the bride OF Aldrich Bar
ton at a quiet home service at the
Coffin residence on Perry street. Miss
Coffin has been one of the charming
girls of the younger set. Barton is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Bar
ton, graduate of the University of
California, and has achieved consider
able success in the business world.
After their honeymoon Mr.. Barton and
his bride will make their home with
Mr. and Mrs Coffin. Mr.. Barton will
build q cozy house for his young wife
a. little later in the year.
The Palette, Pen and Lyre Club will
hold its first reunion of the season at the
home of Miss Klenschmidt on Clare
mont avenue this evening This is
one of the most interesting of the
smaller clubs, being composed for the
most part of local people who have
done really good work in their chosen
felds Among the well-known mem
bers are Mrs. Florence Hardiman
Miller, Mrs. ]. e. Baker, Miss Charlotte
Canty, Mrs. D. W. Gelwioks, Mrs. Zoe
Radcliffe, lack London, xaxier Mar
tinez. Clement Rowlands. Herman
Whitaker. J. D. Mccoy and others.
The concert, complimentary to the
Unity Club, which Miss Elizabeth
Simpson is planning for Tuesday even
ing, promises to be one OF the inter-
esting musical events OF the year.
Miss Simpson is a talented girl. As
sisting her on the programme will be
Miss Ruth Waterman. contralto; G..
Edwin Anderson. tenor; Harry Sam
uels, violinist, and Miss Susie Water
man. pianist.
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