The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

land will go Miss Katherine Kutz and
Miss Gertrude Russell.
VIII l.. Greenbaum was host at a
birthday dinner in Oakland recently,
entertaining half a dozen guests. The
table was most attractive with roses
and ferns. and among remembrances of
the day for Mr.. Greenbaum was a gift
from Nine. Gadski-a handsome gold
pencil studded with diamonds.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Bessie P. Carr and, Captain Roland c..
Greeninger. both of this city.
Captain Greeninger has been on field
duty for some time. but expects to be
relieved in June. when the wedding will
take place.
Miss Winifred June Morgan has
chosen Wednesday evening next as the
date on which to say farewell to the
music-loving public at Oakland. She
will give a farewell concert at Chabot
Hall, Oakland, or that evening, And
every name on the programme would
alone insure its excellence. Solos and
ensemble work will be given by Mrs.
Olive Reed Cushman, the popular con-
tralto; Frederick Maurer, the we'll
known pianist: Harry Samuels, one Of
San Francisco's foremost violinists, and
Miss Morgan herself, whose ability as
n violinist is familiar to all Oaklanders-
A bevy of Miss Morgan's girl friends
will act as ushers. and as she is a
popular frat" sister as well as a favor
ite socially, the concert promises to be
brilliant affair. Miss Morgan will
leave for Europe the week following to
spend two or more years there in study
Cards for a reception complimentary
to Miss Morgan have been sent out by
Charles r. Dutton. one of BerkeNys
leading musicians, the affair to take
place Saturday evening at the studio
on Hillegass avenue.
This evening a benefit concert will
be given for Swedish fire sufferers
at the Swedish Baptist Church. cor
ner of Tenth and Magnolia streets
Oakland. Professor Adolph Edgren,
who was organist of the Swedish Bar
tist Church, San Francisco, up to the
time it was destroyed, is in charge of
the programme, and as he is a musician
of considerable note the numbers have
been attractively arranged. An inter
esting feature will be The rendering for
the first time of new composition by
Professor Edgren, consisting of solo,
duet and chorus by double choir. Pro-
fessor Edgren was leader of the Phil
harmonic Concert Company of Boston
for six years
Plans for the June fete at Idora Park,
Oakland, are being rapidly completed.
Mrs. Easterbrook and Mrs. Harmon Bell
will be in charge of the booth where
toy balloons and whips will be sold. and
Mrs. Oscar Luning will preside at the
flower booth She will be assisted bv
Mrs. Charles Heatley. Mrs w. A.
Schroek. Mrs. Charles Egbert, Mrs. Ru-
pert Whitehead. Mrs. Kleeman. Mrs
Legault and score of young ladies.
The ladies desire all those who have
promised donations OF candy to send
them to Mrs. Wallace Everson's before
10 o'clock the morning of the fete.
Mrs. David Kellar Minor will 1eava
next Saturday for Howell Mountain to
spend three months.
Later in June Mrs. Minor will. he
Joined by her mother. Mrs. David Bar
ton Wilson. with her daughters. Miss
Anna and Miss Elizabeth Wilson.
Charles Mortimer Plum, who was IN
In Los Angeles at the time of the FIRE
came to town as soon as possible. and is
convalescing at the waldeck Mrs
Plum rescued personally all her hus-