The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-30
News of rociety
Across the Bay

OAKLAND, July 2s.-Miss Eliza
McMullin, Miss Marion Stone.
~ Miss Harriet Stone, Miss Innes
Kenney and Miss Sue NicoI are
gong TO Mare island tomorrow to be
the guests of the younger officers
aboard the West virginia AT Iunnheon
ana matinee dance. Mrs Norris Miss
McMullin's mother, will chaperon the
party.
Mrs. Gordon and Miss Conner of
Dallas, Tex, are spending the late
summer in Fruitvale as the house
guests of their sister, Mrs. William
Dougherty. Mrs. Dougherty has
planned some delightful entertainment
Tor her relatives, last week introduc-
ing them to few friends in the neigh
porhood at an informal tea. Several
affairs will be given next month in
honor or the guests. Some excursions
and jaunts into the nearby conntrv
and a round of sightseeing are occu-
plying the visitors time during the late
season. They are expecting to spend
some weeks in California before re-
turning to the south.
Mrs. T. B. Coghin was hostess at the
largest tea of the month today. when
she received 70 guests in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. John Treanor, at the
family home in Jackson street. As
sisting Mrs. Coghill and Mrs Treanor
In the receiving party were few close
friends of the guest of honor, includ-
ing:
Mrs. Edward de La-IMiss Fay Chapman
Miss Miss Ruth Kales Miss Florence Tread
Miss Rose Kales well
Miss Helen Allen Miss Helen Thomas
Miss Alice Hoyt
Miss Elsie Marwedel is enjoying a
visit at Monterey, where she is spend
ing fortnight or so as the house
guest of Mrs. Daniel Crosby at her
summer home. Mrs. Crosby was for
merly Miss Agnes Buchanan, a gifted
girl, whose wedding a year ago was
of considerable interest. Mrs. Crosby
has been entertaining her guest with
series of motor trips.
Miss Marion Stone and Miss Harriet
Stone will enjoy the late August at
Tahoe. returning to Del Monte for the
tennis tournament. which interests so
many of the smart set. They will not
leave for New York until the mid
year in the exclusive finishing school
which they have been attending.
Miss MAude Edith Pope has returned
to town after spending the summer at
Lake Alta, where she made up one of
house party of Oakland girls, who
were there for the season. Miss Ethel
Valentine and her sister and Miss
Bessie Palmer are at the resort for a
few weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Tarpey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Horner have returned to
town from an automobile tour of the
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie Taylor have
been spending the summer in the
southern part of the state, visiting
with Taylor's sister at her home in
Santa Ana. Mrs. Taylor, whose mar
rage of year ago came as happy
surprise to host of friends, was for
merly Miss Ruth Woodbury..
Mrs. John McMullin and her grand
daughter, Miss Eliza McMullin, will
leave next month for Kentucky, where
they are planning sojourn. They
will return to California early in the
winter, coming home by way of the
! Grand canyon of the Colorado.
Mrs. Harry Lane has come up from
her home in Los Angeles to spend a
month as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Reed. Mrs. Lane was for
merly Miss Mabel Reed and her occa-
sional visits with her kinsfolk are the
inspiration for some delightful enter
tanning.