The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
|LUNCH[ONINHONOR
| OF A POPULAR GIRL
Miss Amy Bowles Will Enter
tain Miss Jean Tyson, Who
Is to Be April Bride

OAKLAND, March 25.-Miss Jean Ty-
son, the popular Alameda girl who
has named Tuesday evening, April IL,
for her marriage with Harry Weihe of
San Francisco, will be the compli-
mented guest at the luncheon at which
Miss Amy Bowles will entertain at the
new BowIes residence in Claremont
Monday, April 4. Miss Bowles and Miss
Tyson were debutantes of the winter
and are favorites with the younger set
on both sides of the bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shinn and their
daughters will close their Walsworth
leave for New York and Europe, where
they.will spend the summer
Next month Mrs. Clarence Monroe
Reed will leave for the Atlantic coast,
where she will spend the early summer
as the house guest of kinsfolk. In
May she will be Joined by her husband
and together they will tour the eastern
cities before returning to California.
Since the destruction of their home in
Piedmont Mr.. and Mrs. Reed have been
living at the Hotel st. Mark.
Mrs. Louise Bergman and Miss
Georgia Loring, who have engaged
passage on the steamer Carpathia for
ANdplSS Oll tie next tIlp, Will JOIN ..
Elizabeth j. Hyde and Miss Josephine
Hyde abroad for summer tour on the
continent Mrs. Bergman and Miss
Loring left this week for New York
A cordial welcome is being extended
to Mrs. Lawrence Boyle, who came
from her home in Seattle a fortnight
ago for short visit as the house guest
of her parents in Twenty-third street
a number nf nj Sol, h.,x- haa
planned in honor of the young matron
on the occasion of her first return
visit TO her former home, where she
was exceedingly popular with the
younger set Mrs Boyle was formerly
Miss Ethel Amann.
Mrs. w. D. Smith is established in
the new residence in Piedmont which
has recently been completed, and is
planning many happy times for her
friends during the coming season.
One of the dances of the coming
month will be that at which the
Patroness club will entertain in the
Town and Gown club house, Berkeley.
Saturday evening, April g. large
number of the younger set has been
included in the invitation. The women
who are responsible for the dancing
club are:
MIS- MIS- = Iaps Mrs EieaT0r Wilson
meier Mrs SeIim Woodworth
Mrs Harry A. Williams Mrs. Mrs. Charles Charlie Gr'n PenneH
Mrs julius Webb Mrs. Merrill
Mrs. A. A. Sawyer will entertain to-
tmorrow afternoon at the second of
series -of card parties which she has
planned for the later season
Mrs. Cora E. Jones and Mrs. L. p.
Crane he
Carmel by the Sea. enjoying quiet
rest Mrs. Jones will go to Santa
barbara next month and later in the
season to the Atlantic coast
One hundred and fifty guests have
been included in the invitation of Mrs
r. W. Simonds for the third in the
series of musicales devoted to the orig
inal work of local composers The
compositions of Albert Elkus the gifted
young pianist of the bay cities, Will
be rendered at the coming musicale.
TParsifaf was the theme which
Miss Eleanor Connell presented this
afternoon before a representative audi
ence in Mowbray hall. Her interpreta-
tion of the opera was illustrated at
the piano by Miss Nellie Hobart Car
penter.
Miss Eliza Baum, who is to be one
of the summers brides, and Miss Vera
Hamilton, who will return to her home
in Pittsburg late in the coming month.
after several weeks sojourn in the bay
cities, will share in the honors of the
elaborate reception for which Mrs. Les
lie Rice, Miss Grace Laymance and Miss
Hazel Laymance will issue cards next
week More than $50 of the younger
set will be. invited for Wednesday aft
ernoon. April 49,