The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18
PLEASANT SUMNER
OUTING AT LAKE
RESORT.

OAKLAND. July II. miss Pluma
Dutton Of Berkeley is visiting her artist
brother, Alfred Dutton, at Lake Tahoe,
where the latters family is spending
the summer. Miss Dutton has been
away since school closed and will re-
turn only in time for the opening of
college.
Mackenzie Gordon is to give con-
cert in Berkeley at wilkins Hall on
July q, and a number of the most dis
tslguished people in musical circles of
the college town are to be patrons,
including Professor and Mrs Fred Far
rington. Professor and Mrs. Benjamin
Ide Wheeler, Professor and mrs. Hugo
Schilling, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Day, Mr.
and Mrs. J. III. Pierce, Professor and
Mrs. A o. Loeschner, DR.. and Mrs. Fred
Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ma drer, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Freeman, Charles R.
Dutton and Rev. Howard Lathrep Mr..
Gordon will give the entire programme.
with Fred Maurer at the piano.
Miss Maud wellendorf of Berkeley,
president of the Plano Club, leave for
Europe July 25 and on the preceding
evening she will be the guest of honor
at a studio dinner that Charles Dutton
is planning.
wi Elm dICS1lS VI OdhldIlQ en-
tertafned a little coterie of girl friends
this afternoon. The PARCELS, by the
way, are building out on Vernon
Heights and hope to occupy the new
house before the summer is over.
Mrs. Arnold Needham. who is living
in San Rafael now, has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Larkey. in Oakland
for the past few days.
The friends OF Mrs. Franklin Poore
are greatly worried over her condition
She has been in the hospital for quite
eight months now, and does not seem
to improve. Mrs. Poore is a sister of
Mrs. John Charles Adams.
A little daughter has brought joy to
the Oakland home of DR.. and Mrs. c.
L. Morey. She arrived by the stork
route this morning Mrs. Morey was
formerly Miss wilhelmina Koenig.
Mrs. William High has returned to
Oakland from the East and is prepar-
ing to leave for Brookdale. where the
family has cozy bungalow, on Thurs
day next Mrs Highs family and Miss
Jean Scupham will accompany her.
Miss Elizabeth scupham of Oakland
leaves shortly for visit to Shasta
Philip Mighels, the writer, was in Oak
land for few days recently, the guest
Of his wifes relatives, the J. r Soup
hams. He has gone TO Carson City to
visit his mother, Mrs. Sam Davis.
The marriage of Miss Adah Brown
and DR.. Earl Stone of Oakland is to
take place some time next month.
Pretty apartments in Webster street
have already been secured, so the day
cannot be far away.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Dibert (nee
White). formerly of Oakland, are now
living in San Francisco.
Mrs George Bornemann has just re-
turned from the Yosemite.
Mrs Fred B. Dallam and Mrs. Rich
ard Bahls, with their respective fami-
lies, have left Oakland for McCray's,
near Cloverdale-
Mrs W. A Schrock of Oakland has
DR.. Lucien Hammer, arrived from New
York Saturday evening for short
visit to his old home.
The Bernard Millers Of Oakland en-
tertained large party at dinner last
week on the roof garden at Idora
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Luning are plan
ming a roof garden dinner for this
week.
Mrs ]. n. Chapman of Alameda, re-
cording secretary of the State Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs. has returned
from the convention at ST. Paul. to
which she went as a delegate When
the clubs begin to assemble next sea-
son Mrs. Chapman will have much to
say of interest. Club women generally
are looking forward with more than
ordinary eagerness to fraternal re-
unions in September, for SO much has
happened of vast interest both in and
out of club circles.
Mrs. Joseph Boedefeld of Colusa and
her two attractive daughters, Misses
Gertrude and Marie Boedefeld have
returned home after a short visit with
friends in San Francisco and Oakland.
While in the latter city they were the
guests of Mrs. Dora Stevens.
Mrs Luke Robinson and Miss Mary