The San Francisco call., 1909-08-22
News of Society
Across the Bay

NAKLAND, Aug. 21.-Miss Ida Mar
lriott, the Alameda girl whose be-
~ trothal to w. sherman Bacon of
San Francisco interested society
fortnight ago. is leaving next week
for an extended tour of the Atlantic
seaboard. accompanying her father,
Frederick Marriott. They do not ex-
pect to return to California before the
late October, when plans for the wed
ding will be completed, the ceremony
probably being one of the notable
events OF November or the early De-
cember.
Mrs. Moylan c. Fox is sending out
cards for one of the more elaborate of
the early September affairs. asking
! friends to be her guests on the first
Saturday evening of the month at
dinner dance a the Claremont country
/ club. The clubhouse has been closed
during the later summer, the weekly
dances even having been given up
while repairs were being accomplished.
Mrs. Fox will be one of the several
hostesses planning dinners for the
opening night.
Major B. F. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis
received rs guests this evening at a
charmingly planned housewarming at
their new home in East Oakland. An
informal hour was rounded out by the
serving of a dainty supper. Assisting
! in the receiving party were, besides
the hostess:
MISS MISS Mabel be DsHG %iGsrson MISS MISS @ ANNE Gidsrson
Thirty girls accepted the hospitality
of Miss Florence Fernhoff this after
noon when she entertained al a china
shower in honor of Miss Sue Fisher,
whose wedding with William Keyes is
anticipated as a December event. An
informal game of five hundred fur
nished the diversion of the earlier
hour. which was concluded by the dis
cussion of a supper menu.
Miss Beulah Brigham is hostess at
one of the weekend parties, half q
dozen guests going down from town
to remain at the Brigham country
home near Los Gatos for a day or two.
Among those whom Miss Brigham in
cluded in her invitation were Miss
Hazel Palmanteer, Miss Katherine
Hyde and Miss Evelyn Adams. The
wedding of this attractive hostess and
Eugene Johnson will be of interest to
a wide circle of friends of the family
in the bay cities, where the Brighams
formerly lived. The date is named for
the coming fortnight.
Miss Hazel Knapp, whose wedding
with William Luke will be an event OF
the early winter, was the motif for a
charmingly planned affair this after
noon at which Mrs. Frederick Turton
entertained few friends at her home
in Claremont.
The dozen young folk who attended
in the bridal party at the elaborate
wedding which made Miss Marion
Hughes the bride of Earl Russell early
in the summer went to Burlingame to
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
over the weekend at a congenial house
party. The young couple are planning
some happy diversions for their friends
during their stay in the pretty sub
urban home.
Mrs. John Fillfus was a dinner
hostess of the evening. asking mum
Der of guests to meet Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Brown, who are spending the
fall in San Francisco from their homo
in Denver. Miss Gladys Brown was
also a guest of honor, Miss Fillus
presiding at a prettily appointed table
at which were seated half dozen OF
so friends.
BERKELEY, Aug. 21.-After an alb
sence of two moAths. during whicl
they visited the fair at Seattle ant
! toured the north, Misses Lille ant
Helen Reveal have returned to thi.
| city and viii reopen their home a
Pa CODA villa in the C1aremont district
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Shell Mound park German yolksfest
Golden Jubilee S.F.S.V., Aug. 29-Sept.5.