The San Francisco call., 1910-04-15
FINAL FROLIC
OF THE SEASON
University Assembly Will Be
Enjoyable Affair For
Younger Collegians

Tor nnai Irolic OF the season.
The event is the last of the university
assemblies and will take place this
evening at Century club hall The
dances have been very successful and
have been given primarily for the mem
bers of the younger set that are attend
ing Berkeley or Stanford The last as
sembly of the season promises to be
delightful reunion. The patronesses
who have directed the social successes
of the club are:
Mrs. Henry st. Goar Mrs. James McNab
Mrs. Charles Bundschu Mrs. William A. Schrock
Mrs. Rudolph W. Baum Mrs. William E Palmer
The imminent departure of Major
General Weston and Mrs Weston with
their charming daughter. Miss Kathleen
Weston, has crowded these last days
Of the week with social favors for
them. One of the most delightful af-
fairs for Miss Weston was the dinner
and theater party given last evening
by Miss Eleanor Martin. The affair
was given at the ST. Francis and among
the guests were:
Miss Anna Weller IT, povnev Harvey
Miss Innes keeney ieutenant Rnrns
Miss Gwinette Henley Charles Adams
enilip Paschel ARTHUR FennImore
Miss Anna Nicholson Scott and her
ceiving no end of attention socially,
and almost every day sees one or more
entertainments planned in their honor.
This afternoon Mrs. William Mayo New
hall will entertain at luncheon for the
pretty bride elect.
One of the most enjoyable affairs OF
the week was a theater party given
for the couple by Edgar Zook and Sher-
wood Coffin Both of these hosts. by
the way. viii be ushers at the we'd
ding that will take place later In the
month. Two other friends who Will
act as ushers on the same occasion
are Spencer Grant and Arthur Foster.
Mrs. Ramon Wilson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Marian Wilson, will be the
complfmented guests at a farewell re-
ception 10 be given Monday. April IS,
from 3 until O'Clock, by the mem
bers of the Sequoia club. Mrs. Wilson
| and her daughter will be abroad indef-
! nitely and will be missed in a large
circle of friends. Miss Wilson is go
! Ing to Europe to continue her musical
study. Mrs. Wilson is member of the
Spinners club, the Century, the Sc
| quota and other organizations. She has
given up her apartments in town and
will be at the Century club until her
| departure, April %, for the east and
| Europe.
| Mrs. Gordon Blanding gave an in
formal dinner last evening at the Fair
mont. and there were less than score
of guests hidden by the hostess for this
delightful reunion.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Crow Dickson,
who was Miss Violet Burton of Los
Angeles, have returned to live in this
city. The wedding was an event of the
early month at the southern home of
the bride and there were only relatives
with a few close friends at the pretty
| ceremony. Mrs. Dickson has many
| friends here, Is she passed most of
her childhood in this city. She is a
member of the Gamma Gamma Phi So
rority. Dickson is a graduate of the
| University of California. The friends
of the couple are pleased over the an
| nouncement that their home will be
established in this city.
The friends of Mrs. William Miller
| Graham are receiving charming ac-
] counts of the season in London from
| this attractive matron, who has taken
| house for the season in the English
| metropolis and is the center of an in
| teresting coterie of clever people. Will
| liam Miller Graham is at the Palace for
a few days and has received a cordial
| greeting from his friends here, but
will return to Santa Barbara and may
go abroad later in the year.
Miss Dorothy Baker is a popular girl
with a host of devoted friends, $50 that
her recent visit to Santa Barbara has
| been crowded with informal entertain
ments. While Miss Vera de Saba was
in the south the two girls were to-
gether frequently, but Miss Baker has
| been passing most of her time as the
guest of Miss Mary Gamble. She has
enjoyed the reunion with her school
| friends in the southern city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clay Miller have
! taken a house at San Mateo and will
open their country home early in June.
The Misses Morrison OF San Jose,
/ who have been in town for few days
entertained at an informal tea given
yesterday at the Palace.
| Thomas Wilson was host at one Of
| the jolly informal dinner parties of the
| week given at the Fairmont. There
were 10 or ~ guests at the pretty table
where roses formed the decoration
| Among those seated at the table were
Mrs. Florence Porter Pfngst Mr. and
Mrs. William Sesnon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
! gar de Pue, Mr.. and Mrs. Alden An
derson.
Walter Martin was among the guests
at the wedding of Miss Genevieve
| Walker and William P. Burke, that
! took place yesterday in Philadelphia.
|
Horace G. Pratt was a recent visitor