The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-20
News Of Society
Across the Bay

OAKLAND, July 19.-Mrs. William
H. Richardson is expected to arrive in
Oakland about the middle of August.
where she will be the house guest of
her father, stephen Gage, and of her
sisters, Mrs. George Gross and Mrs.
Joseph Loran Peace, for three months
or so. 1t was hoped that she would
be accompanied to the coast by her
husband, but business plans have
changed the arrangements and it is
possible that Richardson will Join his
wife for the last few weeks of her
visit. Mrs. Richardson, who was for
merly Miss Bessie Gage was one of
the best liked girls of the smart set on
this side of the bay and already a
number of hostesses are planning to
entertain in her honor. Since her mar
r1age her home has been In Dallas.
Tex. Mrs. Richardson is expecting to
make her trip to the west an annual
one. spending each fall with her kins-
folk.
DR.. G. f. Kleeman and Mrs. Klee-
man, who returned last week from an
extended tour of the east, were the in
spiration for dinner over which Mrs.
William kleeman presided, asking
eight close friends to meet her son
and his wife at the family residence in
Madison street. After spending some
interesting weeks in the east the
travellers returned by way of Seattle
and the exposition.
The friends of Mrs l. A. Amerman
and her daughter, Miss Louise Amer
man. will be glad to know of their de-
cisfon to establish their home perma-
nently in Oakland. For the last two
years they have lived in Alameda This
summer they have come to this side of
the bay. leasing apartments in Thirty
third street.
In honor of Mrs. James Gleason Mrs.
Daniel Webster is entertaining at
luncheon and bridge tomorrow after
noon, asking dozen friends to meet
the attractive young matron who has
been spending the summer in Pied
mont from her home in the north Mr.
and Mrs Gleason are leaving late in
July for New York where they are
planning to remain for some weeks be-
fore returning to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rutherford and
their daughter, Miss Mabel Ruther-
ford, are not planning to return to
California until the early winter. They
left Oakland in June for their tour
abroad, going first to the British isles.
Their itinerary includes several weeks
in London before crossing over into
the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs William Jarvis recently
purchased large touring car and are
planning for their summer outing a
long motor trip through the north
They will be accompanied by Mrs
Jarvis mother, Mrs. William KIeeman.
Miss Ella O'Sullivan will be the mo-
tive for one of the prettily appointed
affairs of the week, when her sister,
Mrs. Oscar Sutro, entertains on
Wednesday a congenial coterie of
friends at luncheon in her honor at the
Piedmont clubhouse. Miss O'Sulliyan
recently returned from an extended
tour abroad and is being considerably
feted upon her return to California
Mrs. Sutro's guests will include those
who have also spent some time in the
continent. The Sutros came to this
side Of the bay some time ago. estab-
fishing one of the charming homes in
the Piedmont district.
Miss Isabel Curtis returned to her
home in Alameda Saturday after a visit
IN Shasta county where she was the
house guest OF Mrs. George Dillman
at the Dfllman ranch for several
weeks