The San Francisco call., 1909-11-09
News Of Jociety
Across the Bay

OAKLAND, Nov. S.--Mrs. F.. c. VIII
liams and her daughter. Miss Mary
Williams. have sent out cards for one
Of the larger and more elaborate teas
of the early season, including several
hundred friends in their invitation for
the afternoon of Wednesday. Novem-
her II Mrs Williams and Miss VIII
liams will entertain at the family resi-
dence in Brush street and VIII pc as
sisted in the receiving party py
number of friends The guest list is
notable one, containint the names Oh
large number Of representative
exclusive set
Miss Ruth Hall will entertain tomor-
row 4 score OF friends informally. ask
ing the girls TO bring their needlework
for an hour together. The afternoon
will be rounded out by a chat over
the teacups.
Mrs. George Rodolph was hostess
of the afternoon. a dozen or so friends
who meet together frequently for
game of bridge accepting of the hos
/ nitalftv of her East Oakland home
! After the hour at the card tables
dainty supper menu was discussed.
a
set were entertained at cards this aft
/ ernoon by Miss Gladys English at the
family home in the Lakeside district
The guests included a dozen close
! friends who enjoy session at orldSc
! fortnightly, supper concluding the
meetings Among those who accepted
Miss English's hospitality this atte:-
noon were: Miss Irene Bangs, MISS
EVELYN Adams, Miss Edith Beck, MISS
Elsie Campbell, Miss Elinor Hook and
Miss Christine English
The first assembly of the FRIDAY
Night club will be an unusually bril-
liant event of the coming week, tne
dances this season being given in Maple
hall. The patronesses sent out about
| 50o cards for the winter series and
| have received a flattering response
| from the younger set for whose par
ticular pleasure the dances are given.
! A number of dinner parties are being
planned before the assembly of next
week.
Mrs. Vance Cheney, who has been the
house guest of her daughter, Mrs. Har-
old Havens, at her home in Piedmont.
will leave tomorrow for her home in
New York. During the few weeks OF
her California visit Mrs. Cheney was
| extensively feted by her old friends.
/ She is a woman of great personal at
traction and splendid mind who has
become leader in those affairs per-
tanning to the advancement of women.
Mr.. and Mrs S. P. Hubbard are
spending few days in Del Monte after
week at Carmel-by- -the-Sea.
For Monday afternoon of the coming
week Mrs Bassek has included the
score of girls who make up the per-
sonnel OF the Linda Vista bridge club
in her invitation for an informal ses-
sion at cards, entertaining her guests
at her home in Oakland avenue.
One of the handsomest of the new
| homes being built in the Linda Vista
| district is that which will be occupied
by the Edward Lacy Braytons early in
an ideal site for the residence, work
upon which has already been COM
| menced.
The matrons of the Cosmos club will
| be entertained by Mrs. e. G. Lukens at
an elaborately appointed luncheon Mon
day of the coming week Following
the discussion of the menu bridge will
be enjoyed.
DR.. Elizabeth McCloud, who has been
| spending the weekend at Pine inn, is
low at Carmel during the coming sea-
son. Mrs. Florence Hardiman Miller
is another Oakland woman who will
| have her summer home in the pretty
seaside resort.
i BERKELEY. Nov. s.-At dinner in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Henry
at 1909 Euclid avenue this evening the
| engagement of their daughter Aureiia
to DIR. George Frederick Reinhardt was
announced. The wedding will be sol
emnized December 4 and 10 days later
the couple will sail for Europe for a
motor tour
Miss Henry is one of the most popu-
lar young women of the younger set OF
this city. She is well known for liter
ary work and holds a degree from the
University of California and degree
of doctor of philosophy from Yale uni
| versity.
| DR.. Reinhardt is a graduate of the
university and took degrees in the east
and in Europe. He has been head of the
department OF hygiene for four years