The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-23
News Of Society
Across the Bay

~ AKLAND, June 22--Mrs. Leon
Boeaueraz came down from Reni
~ villa Sunday evening to spend
few DAYS in the bay cities. planning
TO rejoin the family party at the Cna :
bot country place near 81 Heleha w.
in the week. Each season MRS. Cnapoe
gathers her daughters and their fami-
lies about her for several weeks dur
ing the summer. closing her town
house for the entire season. Mrs. Doc
aueraz was formerly Miss Claire Cha-
bot.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Burnhsm and Mr.:
and Mrs. Charles D. Bates Jr. are plan :
ming a motor trip for July ana Win
leave early in the month for Tanoe.
Mr. and Mrs. Bates and their daushter
are the house guests of Mrs. Burnham
At her home on the lake shore for the
fortnight.
Mrs. George Jay Gibson, who is
spending some weeks in Oakland as
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Prentiss
GRAY. was the complimented guest at
at one of the larger bridge parties OF
the month. Mrs. Moylan Fox entertain
ing a number of friends in her honor
Mrs Gibson comes from Salt Lake
where Mrs. Fox formerly lived and
where the two families were old
friends.
Judge John Yule, who submitted 20
a slight operation last week at Fabiola
hospital, has returned to his home In
East Oakland where he and Mrs. ,Yule
are planning to spend the summer
Judge Yule has completely recovered
from his illness and will shortly re-
IA IL h,I
Later in the season the William G.
Henshaws will go to Tahoe for several
weeks, joining the colony OF Oakland
visitors at that resort
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Hawley are
expected in Oakland this week, having
spent the last three months in travel
in the east They will take possession
Of the George Chase residence until the
completion OF their own home. Be-
fore her marriage in April Mrs. Hawley
was Miss Harriet Meek. A number OF
informal affairs are being arranged in
honor of her home coming
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Proctor. will
leave this week for Winona, where they
will spend q part of the midsummer.
For fortnight they have been the
house guests of Mrs. Proctors mother
Mrs. McDermot, in Eighth street.
The return of Miss Amy Bowles, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Philip E.
Bow1es from the east, where she has
been attending one of the finishing
schools. is of particular interest to
the younger set in which Miss Bowles
is popular. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowles went
to New York to accompany their
daughter to California, returning by
way of the seattle exposition.
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Miss Ethel Engelbretson and Miss
Alice Probe shared the duties of host
ess this afternoon at pretty affair in
compliment to Miss Isabel Stearns
whose marriage with Paul Gavin will
be solemnized June 80. The wedding
is to be at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Antoinette Stearns, in
Berkeley and simply appointed Gavin
and his bride will live in Alameda
where new home is being made ready
ALAMEDA, June 22.-Dainty printed
cards sent through the mails toda,
announced the engagement of Mis-.
Mabel Barber and Alexander Mackit
Jr. The date for the wedding has not
yet been set. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Barber, anC
the bridegroom is the son of former
Councilman Alexander Mackie Botf
are prominent in a social way.