The San Francisco call., 1909-10-15
News of Society
Across the Bay

make up the personnel of the Thursday
Afternoon card club will reorganize for
the season. Mrs. William H. Greed
planning a complimentary luncheon fol-
lowed by an hour at the card tables at
her home in Linda Vista The club is
one of the oldest on this side of the
bay and includes in its membership
number of the prominently known
women of Oakland.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. William A.
Houts will entertain the members OF
the Linda Vista club at her home in
Moss avenue. her guests enjoying an
hour at bridge. followed by supper
This club is among the first TO organize
for the winter
Miss Florence Henshaw. who has
been seriously III at Rosecrest. the VIII
! liam c. Henshaw residence in Vernon
heights, is convalescent and will soon
be able to resume her place among the
Younger set. Mn and Mrs Harry
Cbfckertng miss Ala Henshaw) are
spending the early month at the Hen
shaw ranch in Mendocino county.
Mrs. w. K. Landers and her daughter,
Miss Eleanor Landers. have closed
their suburban home near san Lean
dro for the winter and nave taken
apartments in San Francisco.
Early next month Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lord Chase will take possession OF
| their home in Moss avenue. They re-
Gently returned from a sojourn or sew
eral months in the Hawaiian islands.
/ During their absence they leased their
house to Mr.. and Mrs. stuart Hawiey'
| formerly Miss Harriet Meek The Haw-
/ leys are planning later to build their
own home in Linda Vista
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weston have re-
turned to Berkeley for brief visit be-
! fore leaving for their future home near
santa Clara They spent the weeks or
/ their honeymoon in the Grand canyon.
! Before her marriage Of last month Mrs.
Weston was Miss Louise Eastman, one
of the best liked girls Of the college
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ingram Thomas.
formerly Miss Lee Breckenridge. are
making a visit in the bay cities before
going to their home in Salt Lake City.
Since the wedding of last week they
have been spending the days in Del
/ Monte.
/
Mrs, Gilbert Curtiss has returned to
her East Oakland home, after an abb
sence of several weeks which she spent
at Witter springs. Mrs. Curtiss has
| completely recovered from her recent
illness and will resume her place in
the smart set during the coming sea-
son.
After a tour of the Atlantic coast
Mr.. and Mrs S. C. Borland have re-
turned to their Oakland home. In
New York they were Joined by DR.. Ray
ellison and Mrs. Gibson Miss Harrie
! Borland) on their way home from Eu-
rope, where they enjoyed the summer
/ in travel The little party Of kinsfolk
visited in Mrs. Borland's girlhood home,
where a family reunion brought to-
gether a number of relatives who had
not met in many years.
This afternoon Mrs. Samuel J. Eva
entertained a dozen friends informally
! at her home in Vernon heights, game
| of bridge and supper affording the
pleasure Of the hour. Her guests in
| cluded several matrons who will meet
together frequently during the season
for similar diversion. Mrs. Eva un-
til recently lived across the bay, but
has come to Oakland to establish her
home.
ALAMEDA, Oct. 14.--Miss Anita Win
ant, who until her resignation recently
/ was assistant secretary of the board Of
education, will leave tomorrow evening
for Tucson Ariz., where she will on
next Tuesday become the bride of
Charles Hewess, a young mining en-
The wedding will take place at the
! home OF a cousin of Miss Winant. Fol-
lowing the marriage the couple will go
to Globe. where they will make their
residence.
BERKELEY. Oct. 14.--An engage
ment announcement of interest in
4 Berkeley society was made this after
4 noon when Miss Claire Ferrin, daugh-
| ter of Mrs. c. A. Ferrin of Claremont
| made public her betrothal to Frank
| Thatcher of washington. D. c.. at an
afternoon party in honor of Miss Mary
| Andruss of San Anselmo, who is a
! guest at the Ferrin residence.
! The bride elect is q well known anna
! teur vioiinist and is president of the
! Etude club, Berkeley and Oakland
musical organization. She is also prom
1 inent in the Twentieth Century club,
and has appeared in several amateur
concerts with great success.
| About 80 friends of Miss Ferrin were
! present at this afternoons affair and
the announcement was a complete sur
prfse No date for the wedding has
yet been set.
WILL REPEAT ENTERTAINMENT-osk kland.
! oct 1.-THE st. Andrews society OF Oak,
land will repeat its ladies' night entertain
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