The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11

7 o'clock. in the assembly hall 1411
Geary street.
Mrs Ralph Leon. accompanied by
Mrs. I. Gellert and daughter, Henrietta,
are at Santa Cruz for the month.
Miss wTdridge Corinne Adams enter
tanned at a recent luncheon given at
her home in Carlton street. Berkeley.
when she announced her engagement
/ to Edward William Cannon of Oakland.
F.! The decorations were in pink sweet
peas and ferns and the news was con-
veyed to each guest when the Ice cream
was served at the end Of the luncheon
and a tiny cupid on each plate was en-
eased in pink ribbon from which a
suspended card told the story of the
betrothal. The bride elect is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Adams
of Berkeley, who formerly resided on
this side of the bay. Cannon is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Cannon and
is engaged in business on the other
side of the bay. The wedding will
take place in September. Among those
at the recent luncheon given BY Miss
Adams Were-
Miss Elizabeth Price Miss Horfense Cannon
Miss Ruby Stuart Mrs. BENJAMIN E. smith
Miss Lortha Josselyn OF Oakland
Miss Eugenia Sqnres Mrs r. Lawrence Sher-
Miss Mamie Bagley man OF Berkeley
Mrs Alice Duncan OF Miss Corinne Pennington
San Francisco Of Arkansas
Miss Cora Thomas Of Miss Aileen Hawkins OF
Santa Rosa Oregou
Miss Frances Bradley
Mrs M. ]. Parolini is passing the
summer in Ell Dorado county and viii
enjoy tour. of the interesting places
in the north with a party OF friends
before her return to town.
Mrs Frank Koch and Miss Lillian
Koch have returned from two weeks
visit TO Yosemite and have gone to
Seattle. where they will visit the ex-
position and expect to pass a month.
"Evahurst." the country home OF Mr..
and Mrs-~J. NJ. Eva at Fair Oaks. was
the scene of a delightful barn danve
given on the evening OF July 3. In
keeping with the patriotic Inspiration
Of the day the national coIOrs were
draped on the walls of the barn and
were prominent in every detail Of the
decoration In the center Of the barn
large Japanese parasol of red. white
and blue was the meeting point for
scores OF lanterns. and garlands ex-
tended TO the rafteFs In addition to
the realistic barn decorations there was
a miniature manger with the aces
series of pitchforks. brushes and ropes
The dancing program was composed Of
old fashioned jigs and reels. Another
feature OF the program was the Ere
dance contributed by Miss Elizabetb
O'Connen. Refreshments in keepine
with the occasion were served at mia
night Among those present were.
From San Francisco-Nfr. and Mrs =
Eleissner. A. Hughes. W. Hughes J Hsndio-
t. Finnegan. A. Hageman, Robert HaQeman
Alameda-1Iiss F. LOTUS, Miss A WfrEs
Min Valley-G- Dillman. Miss f. ODede,s
Redwood City-Afr. and Mrs G. l. BrsSe Nj
and Mrs. Poole. Miss NJ Cooke. G. Hill. = n
Chamberlain
Palo AIto--AIr- and Mrs Fl NJ Arthur
Menlo-Dr- and Mrs H. r. Miller A..
Aureguy. Miss " Seenan. D. Clarke Mis- y
Krone Miss f. Cowperthwaite. Miss A Ill., -
Mrs. ]. NJ McGeOgb. Ae'l
Woodsde-Mr and Mrs H. Holmes. p
Fair oaks-AIr and Mrs. " Fletcher. Mr.
and Mrs. ". shea. Master Meredith W. ~
ter Gerald MeElros. Air. and Mrs = 80
Miss Z. A. Connel Mr.. and Mrs U IT r.. Ne"'
- 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Morris Of Toponah
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris at the Hotel Martinez