The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
YOUNGER GIRLS
LUNCHEON GUESTS
Many Informal Affairs Hold In
terest OF Society Deyotees
in Oakland

OAKLAND, March 3.-Miss Madeline
Clay and her mother, Mrs c.. C. Clay,
are still in the southern part of the
state, where they have been several
weeks. They are not expected to re-
open Level lea, their Friitvale resi-
dence.. until the Eastertide, when the
attractive young society>girl will prob
summer.
A dozen friends who meet fortni ightly
about the luncheon board, afterward
enjoying session of bridge. were en-
tertained informally this afternoon at
the Tisdale home in Alameda. Miss
Dean Tisdale presiding as hostess. A
number of guests from Oakland accept
ed her hospitality
Several of the society girls of the
bay cities accepted the hospitality of
Miss Julie Thomas today, when she
entertained at an informal tea at the
Town and Country club in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Charles Hutchinson entertained
friends sharing with her the pleasures
Z
Mrs. C. c. Cummings (nee Louder
beck) left Monday for the east to join
her husband, the young couple plan
ming to remain this summer on the At
lantic coast
Tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hubbard will entertain friends
at cards the guests including the
me- har of of w n
An Interpretation of "ParsifaP' is the
pleasure which Mrs. S. T. Alexander
will offer a large number of guests to-
morrow afternoon at her residence in
Sixteenth street.
Miss Rena Scott whose marriage
with Howard Baxter wilPbe notable
event of the mid-March. will be the
Inspiration for the pretty compliment
which Miss Edna Voogt is Offering to-
morrow afternoon, number of friends
being included in the invitation to meet
the bride elect. An informal hour with
the sewing bags will be followed by
tea,
The wedding of this daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Scott and Howard
Baxter is announced for the evening
of Thursday, March II.
A cordial welcome will be extended
Miss Ethel Moore. who is returning
to the bay cities after sojourn on
the Atlantic coast. Miss Moore has
spent the winter in New York. where
she has a wide circle of friends, VINO
made her stay among them interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs William Jarvis, ac-
companied by Mrs. William kleeman,
will leave this week for a motor tour
through the southern part of the state.
JJpon their return Mrs. Jarvis Is plan
ming a series of affairs for the later
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis have reached
home after two months in the Hawaii
an islands, where they were the mouse
guests of the Frank McStockers and
the Albert Magoons. Many elaborate
affairs were given in their honor. Inc
Misses McStocker, who have returned
to the islands after visit IN the pay
cities, made Mrs Jarvis the motif Tor
a large card party, where 40 tables
were entertained at bridge. Mrs. Ma
COON gave a beautifully appointed
luncheon, as did also Mrs Waiter
Macfarlane, formerly Miss Alice Camp
bell.
Since their return Mrs. Jarvis has
been considerably entertained, charm
ing affair being the dinner presided
over by Mrs. George Kleeman-
The friends of Mrs Robert l.. Fill
Jr. are rejoicing that her recovery to
health is assured and that she is con-
valescing gradually from the serious
operation to which she submitted more
than month ago Mrs. Hill VIII not
leave Fabiola hospital until early In
April.