The San Francisco call., 1909-11-19
POPULAR MATRON
PLANS LUNCHEON
Mrs. Harry TomIinson Arranges
Affair in Pretty Linda
Vista Home


linson has invited a number of friends
for luncheon tomorrow afternoon. Cards
will follow the discussion of the menu
Mrs. lomlinson was formerly Miss Sadie
Alexander, one of the pretty girls of the
younger set. Since her marriage of a
season or SO ago she has presided as
mistress over one of the most attractive
of the newer homes in the Linda Vista
district Her guests tomorrow will
number a dozen young women, who
meet frequently about the luncheon
board.
Yesterday Miss Eliza Baum enter
tanned a number of girls at the Baum
residence in Vernon heights, the infor
NAL hour being spent over needlework
and rounded out by a chat over the
teacups. Miss Baum is one of the
brides elect of the coming year, her
marriage with Percy A. Wood, a we'll
known young attorney of San Fran
cisco, being named rather indefinitely
for the midsummer. Wood and his
fiancee are planning home in Pied
mont.
Miss Elsie Campbell, the ffancee of
Maurice Walsh, was made the inspira-
tion for bridge party to which Mrs.
Edward NJ. Walsh included so guests
this afternoon at the family residence
in Monte Vista avenue. Assisting the
hostess in the receiving party were:
Miss lima Chase Miss Campbell
Mrs. Dan. Belden Miss May Coogan
Mrs. Hayward Thomas Miss Cbrissie Taft
Mrs. +. NJ. Smith Miss Margaret Taylor
Mrs. George Westcott Miss Jane Rawlings
Mrs. Monten Taylor Miss Genevieve Cham
Mrs. George Hammer bers
Mrs. David Mcclure Miss Louise Entz
Mrs. Sofia Neustadt Miss Bessie Palmer
Mrs. George Jensen Miss Grace Sperry
Mrs. Bernard T. Miller Mrs. Roland Oliver
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will leave early
in the coming year for trip abroad,
the marriage of their son and Miss
Campbell being postponed until their
return.
The assembly of the Friday Night
club tomorrow evening in Maple hall
will be a brilliant event, several hun
dred of the younger set on this side of
the bay enjoying the dance. which
opens the club season. The patronesses
of the club are:
Mrs; 9io..T'nn William H. Mrs p oh H. Msthes At w.,.s
Mrs. Quincy A. Chase Mrs. Mrs Martin Martin W Kaies les"
Mrs. T. c. coOga9a Mrs J. F. Sims.
For Wednesday afternoon of the COM
ing week Miss Elsie Campbell has in
cluded several OF the girls of the
younger set in her invitation for an
informal thimble bee at the Campbell
home in Webster street.
In honor of Miss Irene HambIin,
whose marriage with Roy Miller will
be an event of the early December Mrs.
Lee Gale will entertain tomorrow aft
ernoon.
NJ j. Laymance was a dinner host of
the week, II friends enjoying his hospi-
tality at the Laymance residence in
Fifth avenue.
Next Monday afternoon Mrs. Will
liam A. Schrock and Mrs. Frank Olsen
will share the duties of hostess at an
elaborately planned card party at the
Schrock residence in East Oakland
The affair is given as benefit to the
West Oakland home.
ALAMEDA, Nov. 1s.-Miss Rena
Scott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Scott, this afternoon announced her
engagement TO Edward Howard Bax-
ter at reception given by her in
honor of Miss Louise Langford of Sc
attic. The tidings were made known
to the guests by little Kenneth Scott
nephew of the hostess who entered the
ing merry, carrying a white dove,
which bore around Its neck small
cards of the bride elect and her fiance.
The Scott home was tastefully deco
rated, the general color scheme being
pink.
Miss Scott is a favorite in local So
cial circles. She is highly cultured and
has travelled extensively. She is a
member of the Alpha Sigma sorority
Miss Scott's fiance Is a graduate of
the University of California, being a
member of the class or 1904 He is
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Baxter of
1419 Myrtle street, Oakland, and is as
sociated with the Fairbanks Morse
company in San Francisco The date
for the wedding has not yet been
named
Those present today when the be-
trothal was made known were:
Miss Louise Langford Miss Edna yoogt