The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
POPULAR HOSTESS
WILL GIVE TEA
Mrs. F. Proctor to Entertain
in Honor of Mrs. r. 0'COnnOr
and Mrs. |. BurriII


of her mother. Mrs. c. F. MacDermot
Iu Eighth street. in honor of Mrs. Rod
erick O'Connor and Mrs. Irving Burrill.
Mrs. O'Connor before her marriage TO
The popular young army surgeon was
Miss Gertrude Gould. one of the best
lked girls Of the smart set on this side
ef the bay. She has been visiting with
Ier mother for the holidays, but viii
leave soon with her husband for At
anta. Ga. where he has been assigned
Eco duty.
Mrs. Burrilrs return to Oakland after
several months spent in the north has
been the inspiration for some delightful
entertaining. Assisting Mrs. Proctor
fn the receiving party for the o'clock
Tea VIII he the following:
1Irs Murray Orrick Mrs. Charles ID. Bates
Mrs psul Dinsmore Jr-
Nrs William Thornton Miss Mollie Msthes
White Miss Clarissa Lohse
Mrs John Rowland La Miss Nathalie Fore
AIr. and Mrs. David Atkins are spend
ing their honeymoon at Carmel-by-the
Sea, having taken apartments at Pine
inn for the fortnight. The wedding of
the Young civil engineer and Miss Mary
dc Fremery. a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. B. de Fremery. was a notable
event OF last Wednesday evening. Upon
their return to the bay cities Mr. and
AIRS. Atkins viii establish their home
in san Francisco.
The coterie Of girls included in one
of the winters bridge clubs viii cross
The bay next week TO accept the hospi-
lality of Mrs. Henry Rey Sanders at an
informal afternoon at cards. In the
aroup of friends are Mrs. Sanders, Mrs.
or Do mi fr1C
Miss Rose Kaies. Miss Mollie Mathes,
Miss Else Schnling and one or two
others.
Mrs. Edgar p. Stone has included the
members of the Thursday bridge club IN
her invitations for lunchean followed
by an hour Of cards next week, when
they gather for their fortnightly ses-
sion.
Mrs. T. Arthur Creuin and her daugh-
TER Miss Anita Crellin. have been
spending some days al their country
place near Ben Lomond-
Two weddings Of more than usual in
rerest VIII take place the coming week,
each being planned along most simple
lines and having the homes OF the
brides as the setting
Monday evening Mrs. Caroline Crew
Rasor viii become the wife Of A. j.
HfT OF Los Angeles. The maria &c
service. which wiz be read by Rev. s.
H. price. pastor Of the congregational
church of Berkeley. viii be witnessed
fv the members of the immediate fami-
lies only. a tour Of the Atlantic coast
las been planned before Hill and his
h-.de return to the southern part OF
The state. where they viii live.
A-s cufer service Wednesday Charles
his bride. the ceremony 10 be read by
Rev Eugene CoWper. rector Of Christ
Fpiscopal church. in the presence OF
small company Of close friends and rel
atives of The young couple
,7-sf, lovers are being offered an un-
5ls.al opportunlty ia the series OF IN
re~D~etative studies in modern opera
which WIN be given By Margaret KEN
bIa naefnnfng Wednesday afternoon Of
,l. coming week. The first opera to be
5fscussc6 viii be the Strauss "Elec-
rrs." followed Wednesday,, February .,
I,- .Ariane 81 farbe Bleue" lDukas)
March g. "Salome' tStrauss)' Apr1 o.
..The Pipe OF Desire" lConVerse). me
Genres win be given in Eben club
house
Miss Kemble endeavors to give q
e-,,s, OF the operas with an analysis
Of the motif. theme and story. ana IL
lilsrra ted by selections from the operas
themselves. Her work is unique and
5,,. - She has won distinct place for
herself In the musical Worlo- 10 hei
is given the distinction Of first intro
ducing "Pelleas and Mehsande' the
famous Debussy opera TO the west
The fourth dance Of the alumni CO
rfron win be given Thursday evening,
Iarlar, 20. at Ebeu hall. The cotillon
,..l.b. which was composed or graduates
of tile Oakland polytechnic high school
A. W Williams, Inc president, IS
managing the affair The other OH
GERS are: Vice president, Clarence
Johnson. secretary, Miss 6. A Buzzo;
treasurer Mrs w. A Dorman-
ALAMEDA. Jan. S.-The engagement
Of Miss En- Lou Frisbie and Howard
III Fassett was announced this after
noon at sewing bee given by Mrs
chester n JamisOn in honor OF Miss
Sarah Frisbie. While the guests were
nrsv with their stitching a messenger
nov arrived with a telegram telling of
The betrothaL The misslve was signed
cupid"
Miss EN- Lou Frisbie is a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Frisbie, for
rDerlv Of Alameda, and now of Redding.
she is 4 graduate Of the local high
effv. being q member of the class of
1911 Miss Frisbie is affiliated with the
Delta Delta Delta sorority. Fassett
is son of Mrs. A. M Fassett of this
citv. and. like his bride to be, is a grad
uate Of the local high school He is q
member Of the Phi Lambda Epsilon
fraternity and is connected with a
business house in San Francisco. No
date has yet been chosen for the we'd
ding.
The guests present when the an
-nouncement was made today were:
Misses Gladys Brooks, Wynne Mere
dfth. Georgia Meredith, Edith Cameron,
Naude Fischer, Olive Dillon, Marion
Troy Grace Renner, Sarah Frisbie, EN-
Lou Frisbie, and Mesdames Frank
Youngberg X. b. Frisbie. J. ID. Jami
son. J. q. Spence, W r. Neman, A NJ
Fassett and Chester n. Jamison.
BERKELEY, Jan. s-After several
years residence in this city at 1887
Regent street. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. San
born will remove to San Francisco and
viii be at home Thursday evenings.
after February ]. at 1896 California
street Sanborn is a well known civil
engineer. while Mr.. Sanborn is a
member Of the California club and the