The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04
News Of Society
Across the Bay

Painter aasei ana mis- Ms. Louise Painter
- entertained at a lawn party this
afternoon, over half hundred guests
enjoying the hospitality of the young
society girls. Japanese umbrellas
dotted the lawns of the family home,
where the pretty al fresco affair was
given. A daintily appointed supper
rounded out the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hamilton Hart
left this week for Europe, where they
will spend the coming year. Upon
house in the Claremont hills will have
been completed Mrs Hart Is planning
some brilliant entertaining in her new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Walsh will
leave Sunday evening for an extended
trip through the east, planning to visit
the Yellowstone park and returning
by way of Seattle. Walsh goes east
to attend the convention of bankers.
Mrs. Hugh GoodfelIow is going to
Santa Cruz this week to remain for
visit as the house guest of Mrs. w. S.
Goodfellow.
Mrs. George Cross and Mrs. Joseph
Loran Pease made their sister, Mrs. w.
H. Richardson of Dallas, Tex, who is
spending the fall in California the
guest of honor at an informal tea at
which they entertained two score
friends this afternoon at the Gross
home in Boulevard terrace. The oc-
casion was also a celebration of the
marriage anniversary of Mrs. Gross,
the eldest of the three sisters.
After a visit as the house guest
Of Mrs. A. A. Long at her summer
home in Boulder Creek, Mrs. Frank
Watson has returned to town. Mrs.
Watson spent some weeks of the mid
summer at her own country place near
and Miss Lulette Mauvais being with
her.
Miss Marion Stone and Miss Har-
riet Stone will leave early next month
for New York, where they will re-
main another year at an exclusive fin
ishing school which a number of the
Oakland girls have attended. They
will return from Del Monte in a few
days. number of affairs are being
planned in their honor before their
leave taking.
Miss Netha Hall, whose marriage
with George Hill will be solemnized
within a fortnight, was the honored
guest at happy gathering OF friends
this afternoon when Miss Olive Cut
ter entertained. Miss Cutter will be
one of Miss Halls bridesmaids at the
wedding, which is planned for Thurs
day evening, September 16.
Mrs. Everett ]. Brown was a lunch
con hostess of the day, extending her
hospitality to a dozen friends of Miss
Bertha Bootes, whom she made her
guest of honor. Miss Bootes is one
of the newly engaged girls and Is being
extensively feted. Tomorrow Miss
Edith Ostrander will entertain at cards
in her honor, having included a score
or more friends for the afternoon.
The California Society of the Sons
Of the American Revolution has ex-
tended an invitation to the Oakland
chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution to meet with them
Sunday evening, September 5, In Trim
ity Episcopal church, San Francisco,
to commemorate the one hundred and
twenty-sixth anniversary of the sign
ing of the treaty of Paris The exer-
cises will be under the auspices Of the
bishop and clergy. A number of the
woman prominently identified with the
organization in the bay cities are plan
ming to be present at the celebration.
The Lorel-Comus assembly has organ
ized for the season. The opening dance
will be given September "a at Maple
hall. The other dates are November
5, December II, January IA and Febru-
ary 8. The patronesses are Mrs. Harold
Havens, Mrs. Ernest r. Folger, Mrs.
Thomas p Hogan, Mrs. William r.
Sharon and Mrs. George c. Pardee The
arrangements committee is composed
of Ernest Q. Ochs, Harry Smith, Harry
Leimert and DR.. John F. Slavich.