The San Francisco call., 1906-06-16
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/ MI and Mrs. ClsTo-d with Mss ssld;ns' l,iTl9
and Miss Evelyn Clinoro' S, rrr,,fr-
tbe summer at Ceranium Pace, s.... = toI1v
- where they are passing ElanS ~ Jo..S
49,. ,,'s IN the midst of wedding prepai~
Miss EVELYN and Sylvanus FSrSharl
| u,iIl he married in September anu ar ~
Manning a large chuTch "eu"S
san Francisco u4,ca beinx
in ashes. Miss clifford has nearly oS-
cided upon Trinity
Miss Jeanette Deal is in town ,,.ss asA'l,' =,
after visit TO Miss Beatrice Fii0
Palo Alto. ,+o and
The peal home at Sacramento anu
Pierce streets is intact.
Mrs. FREDERICK stolp is at home in
Oakland from a visit 70 san ramon"
The Tinman home on Van Ness ave-
me has been a refuge for many or the
I horneIess and besides friends coming
] from the eastern part Of town the oAse
ment of the house has given sheiteI 70
many Italians under the guidance OF the
Sisters of the Holy Family
Mrs. Bertha Welsh and her daughter
]
shopping tour in town, for all good San
Franciscans find time and places 10 m
duIge in the pleasura5le necessity
Mrs Welsh's home at Eddy and Oeta-
i via is leased TO the Church or 81 lshd-
thus, while Mrs. Lent's pretty home next
door is occupied by the Olympic CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boardman leave
today for their country home at Los
Gatos to spend the summer
Miss Laura Fenton VIII entertain
dozen guests at cards today at her
home on Fourteenth street. Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. Hoger sherman Phelps
Cwinifred Yellandl are making visit
to Mrs Phelps mother in Oakland
Miss Helen Powell will be the guest
of Miss Lillian Remillard. who returned
to Pasadena a few days ago after
visit in Oakland
Jr. and Mrs o. F. westphaI leave to-
/ day for Louisville, where they will re-
main for several days DIR. WestphaI
will visit other large cities before re-
turning TO the coast and viii purchase
new outfit of surgical instruments.
The Percie Clay Blacks have recently
become members OF the Linda Vista
colony in Oakland and their charming
new home on Chetwood street was the
scene of an informal house warming
one night this week. Mrs. Blacks
| mother Mrs. W. Z. Ing. assisted her
in receiving and the guests included
only the members of the little coterie OF
card enthusiasts that have enjoyed
many meetings during the winter
Among the players were Mr. and Mrs
j. NJ Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. George G.
Borneman. Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. d. r. McLaren. Mrs. King
and Miss Mathews
An Oakland affair that promises
much OF refreshing interest Is large
| garden party that Miss Daisy AieXan-
der is planning for Saturday. June 30
| The Alexander place on Prospect ave-
nue. is one of the oldest in Oakland and
the small, quaint old cottage is almost
lost in the vast expanse Of we'll kept
lawns and flower beds. The June roses
are all abloom and the hundred or more
guests who have been invited will find
the fragrant garden a delightful place
in which TO 1oiter for tie two hours set
aside by the hostess.
| Mrs. Arthur Rice who was Miss Bes-
sic Forest. is a cousin Of Miss Alexan-
der, and as she is expected TO arrive
from Honolulu on the Siberia June 25
she will probably be guest of interest.
AT home in the garden" is the way
in which Miss AleXanderS card reads
and she will be assisted by Mrs. A. NJ
naas. her sister, and by Mrs. c. E. An
derson.
Miss Ida Larkey and Miss Myra Mer-
riman are going to Pacific Grove for
two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Rollins and their
daughters. Misses Ramona and Ruth
Rollins. are at Grand Canyon. Arizona.
where Mr.. Rollins is hard at work
transmitting to canvas some of the
beauties of the Surrounding country.
W. ]. Mccoy the well known musI-
clan. has been quite i'll at his home in
San Leandro. Although he is now able
to be about. he has not entirely rscov-
cred.
!
Mrs. Seth Mann of Oakland was host
ess at a pleasant afternoon affair Iase
Thursday. and on the Monday preceding
Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Gaskin entertained
a FIVE hundred club.
Admiral and Mrs. Joseph TrilIey havs
leased their -illmore-street home 70
Mr.. and Mrs. z B. Pond.