The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
GIRLS GREET FRIEND
OF MISS VAN SLYkE
Miss Leila Ewing Entertains in
Honor of Miss Jane Hop
kinS in Oakland


Slyke is entertaining as her house
guest Miss Jane Hopkins, whose home
is in Nevada. Miss Van Slyke is one of
the most beautiful of the younger girls
and popular in coterie of close
friends. In honor of Miss Hopkins,
Miss Leila Ewing entertained informal
ly this afternoon at the Ewing home in
Vernon street.
On Monday afternoon Miss Jessie
Craig will entertain at cards. A half
dozen of the neighborhood girls have
been invited for game of bridge,
which viii be followed by supper.
Consul General E. Lanel and Madame
Lanel, formerly Miss Amy Mckee, have
arrived in New York. where they will
remain for a short time before sailing
for the continent. They are planning
to be abroad during the summer
months, returning to New York to es-
tablish their home.
Mrs. E. A. Heron will entertain a
house party over the holiday week
end at the beautiful summer home of
the Herons near Ben Lomond. The
guests, most of whom were from this
side of the bay, went down on Thurs
day and were met in Santa Cruz by
their hostess with automobiles, which
took them out to the country place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heron are spending the
summer in the mountains. number
of bay cities folk were their guests
during the month of June. An elabo-
rate fourth of July celebration is
planned by these hospitable hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William MolIer left last
q M ha rf re
the state. The trip will be made in
their comfortable touring car. They
were accompanied by their sons
On Tuesday Mrs. Buffers, with her
daughters, Miss Marie Buffers and Miss
Marguerite Buffers, and Henry A. But
ters Jr will leave for Aetna Springs
where they have leased apartments for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dinsmore, formerly
Miss Marietta Havens, are spending
their honeymoon in the Grand canyon
of Colorado. They will return to Oak
land by way of southern California and
visit number of the interesting places
through the state Mr.. and Mrs. Dins-
more fave engaged apartments at the
Key Route hotel.
Mrs. Orestes Pierce has opened her
charming summer place at Lake Tahoe,
where she will spend the season. Mrs.
Pierce is planning to entertain a num-
Der of bay cities friends during the
coming weeks.
Miss Pattie Chickering, one of the
most popular girls of the younger set.
is spending the summer in the Hawaii
an islands, where she has a large circle
of acquaintances, who will entertain
her. A number of the Oakland girls
have married we'll known men of the
island possession and are delightfully."-
in their far away home
Among these are many old friends of
the Chickering family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Bonesten have
been enjoying the early part of the
at Castle Crag.
Mrs. William Greed has closed her
home for few weeks and is spending
some days in the country.
Miss Margaret Cole was a guest of
honor this afternoon, being entertained
at thimble bee by Miss LuIette Mau-
vais. Only a few friends were included
In the invitations.
In honor of Mrs. Nathan Cole Jr. of
Los Angeles. Mrs. Frederick Jewell
Laird will entertain at an elaborate
luncheon on Monday at her home in
Berkeley. Mrs. Laird is the state re-
gent of California chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and Mrs. Cole holds the office of vice
state regent. Among the guests for
whom covers will be laid are Mrs. John
E. Swift, former vice president of the
national order; Mrs. Maddox. former
state regent, and the following chapter
Mrs. Harry Nathaniel Gray, Mrs Charles Suy-
dam. Mrs. f. f. Thatcher Howes Mrs Ransom
b. Beach of Oakland, Mrs. ]. Davis Young Of
Stockton, Mrs. Harry Dillon of Los Angeles
Mrs. G. Wiley Wells of Santa Monica, Mrs. Vfr-
sinia Compton of Long Beach, Mrs. A L. Ban
croft, Mrs. W. W. Wymore. Mrs. ConneII Os-
from of San Francisco, Mrs. Samuel Lieb of San
D. Wheelock of Riverside. Mrs. III. H. Hender-
son of Santa Paula, Mrs. Laird.
After the luncheon the first meeting
IF the newly organized state advisory
board of the Daughters of the Amer
can Revolution will assemble at the
Laird residence. The members of this
large committee will include all state
regents, vice regents, former state re-
gents and regents of the local chap
ters throughout California. The board
has been organized to broaden and
strengthen the organization in the
state.