The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Winters DANCES
Being ARRANGED
Exclusive Clubs of Alameda
County Issue Cards for
First Balls

OAKLAND, Sept. 17.-Already the
plans for the winters dancing clubs
are in the making and the last week
has witnessed the sending out of cards
by a number of the exclusive organ
izations about the bay. 1t has been
announced that there will be no as
sembly in Oakland this season and the
have not made any definite arrange
ments. A number Of the younger clubs,
whose personnel is made UP of the
debutantes and those who have not
been formally presented. have already
been formed, the first dances being an
nounced for the coming month. The
first assembly OF the Saturday Night
club viii be an event of October 8, fol-
lowed by three dances on October 29
November 10 and December 81. The
patronesses for the winter are:
Mrs. Henry NJ. Bull Mrs. William B. wad-
Mrs. william Haibert Mrs o. W. Perkins
Mrs. William Hume Mrs, James Maclse
Mrs. Warren Cheney
The club has chosen it's own officers
as follows: President. Miss Hattie
Halbert; vice president, Miss Celia Coll
lom; secretary and treasurer, Herbert L
arrangements, Homer T. Miller. Miss
Carrie Bright. Miss Eleanor French,
Miss Lillian Kindred, Miss Abbie Oil
plant, Miss Edith Rickley, Miss Doro-
thy Schulter, Fletcher Slosson, Brainerd
Waddell. Leon Cove, John Halbert,
Lorin Mott, Louis Kistler
The Berkeley assembly, which claims
the most exclusive maids of the col
lege town in its membership, has an
nounced the first ball of the winter
for the evening of Thursday, November
II, in Wilkins hall. A series of three
elaborate events are planned for the
season, the second taking place in jan
uary and the closing dance Immediately
preceding Lent The patronesses of
the assembly includes more than
dozen of the socially prominent women
Of Berkeley, among whom are:
Mrs. Henry Martinez Mrs. Harry Allston Will
Mrs. Charles Buffers nams
Mrs Charles Mills Gay Mrs. Wilford Page
Mrs. A. ]. Ralston Mrs Sidney Smith
The Town and Gown clubhouse has
been chosen by the patronesses of the
Friday Night club of Berkeley for the
fve events at which they will enter
tain during the winter. The half
dozen matrons who have made them
selves hostesses for the season are:
Mrs Lillian FrenEei Mrs. Wilson Thompson
Mrs George Greenleafl Mrs. Henry Tckner
The assemblies will alternate with
a musicale followed by an informal
dance. The dates of the balls have
been announced for the evenings of Oc-
tober ii and December 9, with an elab-
crate masquerade party on January s.
November IL and February have been
named for the programs of song.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of John Creighton and Miss Lois
Jameson. The wedding was an event
of Wednesday evening, September IA,
quietly celebrated at the home OF the
bride in Bakersfield. Only relatives
and the closest friends were included
in the marriage invitation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Creighton are sailing on Tuesday
for China. where they will live for the
coming few years, making their home
In Yeungkong. Canton.
Mrs. Creighton is a graduate of the
University of California and has been
prominent in affairs of the Delta Delta
sorority. For many years the Jane
son family have lived in Kern county,
where they are well known. The
bridegroom comes from an old eastern
family. He is engaged in missionary
work in the orient