The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
News Of Society
Across the Bay
AKLAND, May 4. = Mrs. Henry
Rosenfeld has sent out a large


noon of Saturday, May Is, when
she entertains at bridge at the st.
Francis in San Francisco. Each sea-
son Mrs. Rosenfeld gives a brilliant
card party, in which she includes sew
eral score of friends, the affairs hav-
ing become notable for the elaborate
ness of detail and unique features.
Many of her guests will cross the bay
to accept of her hospitality this year.
For the last three years Mr.. and Mrs.
Resented have lived at the Nicholson
family home in Eighth street, but re-
turned to San Francisco early in the
winter, where they have been estab-
lished at the St. Francis.
Mrs. William Hamilton Morrison has
asked several matrons of the smart set
10 be her guests Wednesday afternoon,
when she entertains at prettily ap-
pointed affair. Bridge will furnish the
diversion Of the hour, which will be
rounded out by the discussion of an
elaborate supper menu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Baker, for
merly Miss Pansy Perkins, who have
been house guests at Palm Knoll, the
Perkins residence in Vernon Heights,
have returned to their own home in
Tonopah Baker was called to Oak
land by the illness and death of his
father, which occurred fortnight ago.
In honor of Mrs Charles Herbert
Mcintosh of Tonopah, Mrs. U. s. Waugh
entertained at luncheon recently at her
home In Berkeley, asking half dozen
close friends to meet her complimented
guest The table was prettily ar
ranged with baskets of spring flowers,
covers being laid for:
Mrs Mcintosh Mrs. Hugh Montesgle
Mrs. John Mcintosh drs. William Philips
Nrs. Harry Thomas Mrs. Waugh
Mrs. Waugh came to the bay cities
from Los Angeles about a year ago
establishing her home in the college
town, where she has been most cor
daily received.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rey Sanders
have returned from their honeymoon
which was spent in the southern part
of the state, and are visiting for few
days with the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. /. Reed, in Harrison street,
before taking possession of the attrac-
tive home which has been made ready
for them across the bay. The wedding
of Sanders and Miss Lily Reed was
beautifully appointed house service of
the early April.
This afternoon Mrs Charles Rodolph
entertained at bridge at her home in
East Oakland, her guests including a
dozen or more close friends who have
been meeting together frequently dur
ing the winter for an informal session
at cards.
Miss Genevieve Teel, one of the sum
hrid oil
the motif for large reception at which
Miss Marguerite Baum and Miss Eliza
Baum will entertain Wednesday after
noon at the Baum residence in Vernon
Heights.
The musicale to which Mrs HAYWARD
Thomas and Mrs. Frederick Stratton
have invited a number of guests for
Friday AFTERNOON will be a delightful
affair Mrs Thomas is opening her
home in Summit street for the occa-
sion. Both Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Strait
ton are gifted musicians, and they
have arranged an interesting hour of
song for the friends to whom they have
sent cards.
After a honeymoon spent in south
ern California, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
watson Gushing have returned to
town. and are cozily settled in the FAM
ily home in Piedmont. Until her mar
riage of a fortnight ago Mrs. Cushing
was Mrs. Joseph Ghirardelli. num-
Der of affairs are being planned in
Mrs. Cushing's honor during the COM
ing few weeks.
wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott
will depart for Honolulu, where they
will spend their honeymoon. Immedi-
atelv following the wedding of Scott
and Miss Ethel Amweg, the bridal cou-
ple spent few days In Del Monte
before returning to town as the guests
of the Amweg family, awaiting the
sailing of their vessel
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