The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

and the affair was followed by an
elaborate supper.
Miss Garnet Hall gave delightful
party in honor of her birthday at her
/ home in Mission street The rooms
were decorated with palms and Jap
anese lanterns. The evenings amuse-
ment consisted of games, dancing and
music. Among the guests on this 4c-
casion were:
Miss Ethel Schuaner w T. Howes
Miss Lucille Miller T.. Roy Vane
Miss E1el Lieb Arthur Edgerly
Mrs. J. J. Miller G. Williams
Miss Anna Anderson Frederick 5. Wythe
Miss Henrietta Burk- Dr. G.. II. Mize
Roy Curl
Miss Irene Perusio George W NIacaIen
/ Miss Ruthie Miller Jesse Karsky
! Miss Ethel Turner John p Supple
Miss Lila Hilton Charles Il. Lackmann
I Miss Mabel Mize W. J. Bowling
Miss Violet CoppersmithlA- Wagner
Miss Adele NIarcaei Arthur MazzarellO
Miss Ella Smith Bruce Pufer
Miss Bernice Moore Ernest Rehage
Miss K. Barker Z. MelOy
Miss A. Spanger Ernest Dunstan
Miss Edna Shattuck IL. X. Sessions
Miss Louise Bennett II. L. P0litO
Bert p. Jones Fred Braun
Albert Schwelkin
Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Clark. whose
wedding was very quietly celebrated
on September 80. have returned from
their honeymoon and have taken per-
manent apartments at the Imperial
hotel
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Blanche Juliet
Southaek and Robert Morris Lietz. Miss
Southack is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis L. Southack of this city.
The news was told at a very enjoyable
tea given by Mrs. Southack at her home
in Broderick street. No date has been
set for the wedding. but it will in all
probability take place before the close
of the winter
The wedding Of Miss Edna Thode and
Walter A. Plunlmer was quietly cele-
brated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs FL
Thode in Oak street, October 10. Mr..
and Mrs Thode are enjoying a short
honeymoon trip in the southern part of
the state. and on their return will make
their home in this city.
Saturday evening. September 26. the
Aurora club, one Of the most popular
organizations of this city gave its third
dance at Puckett's Cotillon hall The
dance was attended by all of the club
members, as well as a number of
friends. In token Of its appreciatiorf
of the work of the members in mak-t
ing the dance a success the club gave
an elaborate banquet at the Bismarck
care one night last week. The officers
and members Of the club are as fol-
lows:
J. L. Murphy, presidents T. f. Quinn. vice
president; j. E. Sheahen. treasurer: William
NJ. Fay. secretary; j. II. C1eman A. III Hons
J. J. Kutcher. j. f. NIcChnn William nj
0'Neill, H. P. Raphael, " z. Sawyer R. II
Scollin; H. L. Smith. ]. N. Smith and G.
c. Walters
From travellers through Pasadena
comes the news of an eijoyable dinner
and theater party given by Judge and
Mrs j. H. Pryor of Ostxlawn Their
guests included Mr. and hrs. Frederick
F.. p Runyon, Miss Irene Crosse and
Percy Pryor. After dinter the party
motored to Los Angeles b witness the
production Of The Music Master and
the evenings pleasure whs Concluded
by supper in Los Angels.
Miss Edith Franks entertained abort
40 girls of the younger setat her home
in First avenue TUESDAY, affernooS
The guest of honor was Hiss MvrtIs
Green RINK was the colo1 Of decora-
tion, tiger lilies being used h nrof,,s5c,,
on the three tables at whichthe guests
We're seated. Among those nresert
were: