The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

Mrs. George Howard and her daugh
ter, Miss Mabel Howard, held this
week the third of a series of at homes
which they have been giving in the
Howard home in North Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Nickerson
of Bancroft way and Piedmont avenue
have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs
W. B. Scott of st. Paul MISC Elsie
Pratt, who has been attending Miss
Harker's private school in Palo Alto
has been week end guest of Miss
Marjorie Nickerson.
Mrs. c. H. Rieber. wife of Professor
Richer of the faculty of the depart
ment of philosophy of the university,
who has been abroad. has written to
friends that she VIII return to this
city for the holiday season. She has
been studying art in Paris
After spending the holiday week end
at their country place near Sacramento
last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Engler
have returned by motor to their home
in Benvenue avenue in this city. They
spent an enjoyable time while away
from here.
Miss Elizabeth Stitt, a bride elect.
and her brother Warren Stitt, were
house guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Heilborn of Sacramento last week and
were guests at ball given in honor of
Miss Augusta Quaas. They have re-
turned to their home in Bowditch
street.
At the home of the brides mother
Mrs NJ J. Hartley. 242 Webster street
Mrs Ada Henry and Josiah Roucher
both of this city, were married this
week. Rev. r. L. Mediation, pastor of
the Fruitvale Christian church. per-
forming the ceremony in the presence
of the close friends of the couple
Boucher and his bride were formerly
residents of Chico. but will make their
permanent home in this city.
A small informal tea was presided
over this week by Miss Mildred KeI-
logg, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Yale Kellogg. The young hostess re-
ceived at her Piedmont avenue home
and nearly score of her friends en-
joyed the afternoon.
In honor of Miss Edna Orr. fiancee of
George Crist, Mrs. Stanley Walton was
a hostess at a bridge party during the
week. More than dozen young women
gathered for the afternoon. Mrs. Wal
toms bungalow was prettily decorated
for the occasion.
In honor of Miss Edith Barry of
Camp Meeker, Mrs. E. A. Ingals of 1926
Kelsey street, South Berkeley, gave a
party few nights ago at her home
Cards furnished the diversion and re-
freshments were served at the conclu-
sion of the evenings pleasure. Miss
Barry is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
E +. Barry, former residents of this
city. who are guests of Mrs. Ingals.
After visiting a dozen of the eastern
states and making extended, stops at
Chicago, New York and other large
centers of population DR.. Elizabeth
CasselI has returned to her home, 221S
Blake street.
Complimentary to Miss Edith C.
Laird, who has recently returned from
a visit to friends in Auburn, dance
and dinner was given by Miss Anna
Nichols. 1890 Hawthorne terrace.
Among the guests of the evening were:
Edith G. Laird Anna Kennedy
May Kennedy Anna Hansen
Walter Marshall Charles Naylor
George Neill Walter Morrison
W. j. Seaborn
Mrs John Marshal was a hostess yes
terday at an elaborate luncheon, at
which she presided, in honor of Miss
Eleanor Wooster. soon to be the bride
of Rollo Fay. Mrs. Frank Glass also
young woman
Private Musicale Given
ALAMEDA. Dec 3-Mr. and Mrs
George Addison of 2f62 Pacific avenue
entertained n Marty Of friends Thurs