The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
Society in the Cities
Across tbe Bay.

| 6CIOSS tDc DAY.
OAKLAND, Oct. s.-Mrs. T. L. Bar
ker entertained the members of the
! Cosmos Club this afternoon at her
residence on Castro street Among the
guests who gathered about the card
tables were Mrs. John L. Howard, Mrs
r. w. Gorrill, Mrs. w. S. Goodfellow
Mrs. ]. r. Burnham, Mrs E. NJ. Walsh
Mrs. E. g. Lukens. Mrs. E. B. Beck
Mrs. VIII Meek, Mrs. Horny Meek, Mrs
Q. A Chase, Mrs. A a. Moore. Mrs
I, c. Ceogan, Mrs. E. ]. Cotton, Mrs
Egbert Stone, Mrs. Edison Adams. Mrs
Charles Minor Goodall and Mrs. Pedar
Sather A supper concluded the day
Mrs. Walter A Starr is planning a
dinner at the claremont Country Club
for the near future, when Mrs. E. H
Campbell will be the guest of honor
Mrs. Campbell, who formerly resided
in this city, has been recently identi-
fed with the social life of Washington,
d. C. Her husbands duties. however,
have again brought her back to her
friends in the bay cities: Mrs. Starr's
guests will number a dozen.
Mrs. C. B. PARCELS. who has been
abroad since early in the year. is now
in Italy.
One of the interesting bits of news
of the past week was made known on
Saturday evening at a dinner over
which Mrs. Charles Woodbury. presided.
when the engagement was announced
of her daughter, Alysone Delight
Woodbury., to Edward Ignatfus de La
yeaga of San Francisco. The date Of
the marriage has not yet been named
although il will probably be one OF the
winter events. Miss Woodbury. is an
attractive, talented girl. The Wood
bury family have been prominent in
social life about the bay, Charles Wood
bury being a name familiar in literary
circles and Mrs. Woodbury. being the
president of Ebell De Laveaga is
we'll known in business circles of San
Francisco.
Miss Anna Poston, who has been
touring the British Isles, expects to
cross over to the Continent about the
Christmas season. She will visit the
most interesting places in Europe be-
fore returning to her home in this
city.
The marriage of Miss Luella May
Morgan and Arthur Lynn ParmIy will
be an event of Tuesday evening. The
ceremony will be performed at the
Il Il.
Ninth and Madison streets A hundred
guests have been invited TO the recap
tion following. Miss Morgan is a gradu-
ate of the University of California and
claims large circle of friends Par1nlv
is a successful young business man
of Long Beach. After a short honey-
moon he will take his bride to the
cozy home that awaits her coming in
the southern city.
Rev. and Mrs. Dwight E. Potter were
guests at a charming reception this
week, the occasion being the first an
niversary of their marriage.
Miss Enid Williams of Berkeley. the
pianist who was the motif for many
affairs during her summer visit home
is in Cambridge, working hard again
at her music.
Mrs. T. B. Coghill will join Miss
Bessie Coghill in the East, where she
has been spending the past few months,
and together they will make an ex-
tended tour of the Atlantic coast
Mrs Walter Starr is planning an
elaborate dinner at the Country Club
Tor the near future in honor of Mrs. E.
H. Campbell Covers will be laid for
dozen friends and the guest of honor
Mrs Campbell, who formerly made her
nome In this city, has spent her re-
cent time in Washington. d. c., but
her husbands duties have once more
brought her back to old friends.
Miss Olive Bennetts entertained yes
terday at a luncheon and shower in
compliment to her sehoolmate Miss
Gwendolen Jones, who on Saturday.
October 90 will become the bride of
Luther Mott Bliss at an attractive wed
ding in Trinity Episcopal Church.
dozen intimate friends enjoyed Miss
Bennetts hospitality. Many dainty
trifies were added to the young bride
to-be's trousseau.
On Friday afternoon Miss Josephine
Kebby entertained one of the new card
clubs at her home in Alameda A
dainty repast was served. Included
among the guests were Miss EIva
Reed, Miss Avis Sterling, Miss Caro-
Mills, Miss Louise Bergman, Miss
Emily Aiken. Miss Margaret Medberry,
Miss Maud Bremen, Miss Freda Hansen.
Miss Bena Westover, Miss Fontaipe
Benton and the hostess.
The Sterling Whist Club enjoyed
delightful evening Thursday. when
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph K Lee received the
members at their home on Orange /
street. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. James Morrow. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Tashsria, Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs c. William Armes Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ward, DR.. and Mrs.
e. c. Timerman. Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
Stone Mr. and Mrs. a. l. Davis.
ALAMEDA, Oct. Miss Mignon
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