The San Francisco call., 1909-10-26

WEDDING WILL Be
EVENT OF WINTER
Miss AIvina Dunn to Become
Bride of c. A. Luedeking
During Holidays

OAKLAND. Oct. 25.-The wedding of
Miss Alvina Dunn and Charles A. Bue-
deking win be one Of the more eIabo-
rate events OF the holiday season. The
betrothal is one Of the interesting an
nouncements Of the early winter. In
the few weeks before her marriage
Miss Dunn win inspire round OF social
pleasures She is a niece of Mrs J. F.
Cheney. who formally made the an
nouneement Of the engagement.
Mrs Barold Havens has sent out
cards for one Of the largest at homes
OF the early winter, asking several hun
dred of the smart set to meet her
mother. Mrs. Vance Cheney. -on the
afternoon of Tuesday. November ?. at
the Havens family home in Piedmont.
Mrs Cheney is a distinguished woman.
who is widely known for her efforts as
founder Of the Woman's international
league. She came on from New York,
where size lives. several weeks ago for
4 visit with her daughter. Mrs Cheney
hes a wide circle Of friends on the coast
and is being warmly welcomed after an
absence Of several seasons.
on Thursday afternoon of this week
Mrs. Andrew Moseley will offer the hos
pitslity Of her Madison street home to
ascore or more Of friends. who will find
the diversion OF the hour in a game Of
bridge. a daintily appointed supper
rounding out the occa sion. Mrs. Nose
ley's guests viii include number of
the mstrons OF the Lakeside district.
The Cosmos club, which includes in
its personnel q score or more of the
socially prominent women on this side
Of the bay. wiz begin the fortnightly
gatherings Of the winter next month,
when on the coming Monday Mrs. Ed
ward NJ Walsh will entertain the nlem-
bers at luncheon and bridge at her
home in Linda Vista. Among those who
viii play with the club this season are:
Mrs Walsh Mrs Edson Adams
Mrs. John l. Howard Mrs. T. c. Coogsn
Mrs. j. r. Burnhsm Mrs. Egbert stone
Ms. Thomas Crelin Mrs Harry Gordon
Mrs. T. l. Barker Mrs. e. @. Iukens
Mrs. Z. II. Kittredge Mrs. A. A. Moore
N Mrs. Chas. Minor Good Mrs. Lillian Brown
all Fverts
Mrs. Horny Meek Mrs. VIII Meek
Mrs. o. A. Chase Mrs. NJ u. Ksles
Mrs. George MCSear Mrs. Pedsr Ssther
NrE. Henry Norris Mrs J. A. Folger
The most brilliant event, as well as
the most notable. Of the coming week
wiz be the golden wedding anniver-
ssry reception of Mr.. and Mrs. George
". MeNear, for which cards have been
issued TO a large number of family
friends. Assisting the bride and bride
groom of so years in the receiving
party will be their children. Mrs. Philip
E. Bowles. Miss Elizabeth McNear,
Frederick McNear, Seward McNear and
George McNear Jr. The McNear family
is one Of the oldest families in this
part OF the state and has been promi-
nently identified with the development
OF the coast
Miss Henrietta Brewer and Miss
Anna Brewer have been spending some
delightful days at Pine inn, and went
10 Carmel -by-the-Sea last week on a
short trip.
The Claremont country club attracted
q large number Of guests Sunday, when
the three Sutton sisters played an un-
usually interesting game Of tennis on
the club court. The announcement that
the well known girls would be at the
club was the inspiration for several
delightful luncheon parties and infor-
NAL teas. al whieh the members enter
tanned during The day
Miss Elsie, Campbell was hostess
OF the afternoon, entertaining circle
II friends who are meeting fortnightly
Tor an informal game Of cards.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. r. r. Chad
wick will entertain at one of the
larger card parties Of the week. Two
score guests viii accept her invitation
tor a game OF 500.
Mr. and Mrs William Reese will
leave wednesday for their home in
Johnstown. Pa. after a delightful visit
in Oakland. where they have been the
house guests of Mrs Reese s parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Dibert. Mrs. Reese
came on TO California several months
ago. spending the summer on the coast
She was joined early in October by her
husband. Mrs. Reese was formerly
Miss Olive Dibert. Her sojourn among
old friends has been made particularly
delightful by round Of informal af-
fairs which have been given in her
honor.