The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
Dance GIVEN in
MAURER Studio
Part of Cast In "As You Like IT.
Entertained by Berkeley
Hostess

OAKLAND. May 16.-Mrs. Oscar
Maurer was a hostess Of Saturday
evening. entertaining at the attractive
Maurer studio in Berkeley and claim
ing as her guests the couples who vii
make up the pretty fifteenth century
dancing figures in the 'As You Like It
production. which viii be given in The
claremont hills later in the month. The
hour OF dancing was concluded by the
serving Of a dainty menu.
Mrs. E. I. Favor has included a dozer
Of the younger set in her invitation foI
a house party over the week end al
her picturesque out Of town house al
Bolinas bay.
One Of the larger teas OF the week
viii be that over which Mrs. Mckee
Sherrard will preside as hostess Fri
day afternoon. claiming 100 guests IL
her invitation TO meet Miss Caro-
Chamberlain. Miss Chamberlain is
visiting in California from her home
in Detroit.
In honor Of Mrs. Ralph Gordon Craig
Miss Helene Reveal asked so friends tc
share her hospitality last Saturday
evening at her home in Claremont. Mrs
Craig viii leave soon for New York er
route 10 London, where she viii join
her husband.
In honor Of Miss Helen Sutton, one
Of the extensively feted brides elect OF
the season, Mrs. c. NJ. Baily enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed
luncheon today An hour with cards
followed
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Walsh have
taken possession Of their beautiful new
home in Kingston avenue. Before her
marriage of the early spring Mrs.
Walsh was Miss Elsie Campbell. one OF
the gifted girls of the younger set
Miss Elsie Baum, whose marriage
with Percy Wood of San Francisco will
be a notable event of Wednesday even
ing, May 25, has named her bridal at
tendants. choosing her sister, Miss Mar
guerita Baum. as maid of honor. The
bridesmaids viii be Miss Hattie Sar-
gent Of Alameda and Miss Almah Bund-
schue OF san Francisco. RodOlph Baum
viii be best man.
Five hundred cards have been issued
for the elaborate tea which Mrs. James
Tyson is planning for Wednesday aft
ernoon, May 25. in honor of her niece,
Mrs. Harry Wiehe, who before her
marriage was Miss Jean Tyson. Mrs.
Wiehe might justly claim TO be the
most entertained bride elect of the sea =
son. Her wedding was a brilliant af-
fair of several weeks ago, celebrated
at the Tyson residence in Alameda.
Turton will open her coy home in
Clsremont for an informal thimble bee
including a coterie of young matrons
in her invitation. A dainty menu will
round out the hour.
Mrs. Charles Saunders Neal will re-
ceive Saturday. her attractive resi-
dence in Sherman street making the
setting for the prettily planned May
event.
In honor Of Miss Stella SIavich,
whose wedding with Claude Barton
will be June event, Mrs. John Fran
els Slavich, her sister in law. will en-
tertain Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Slav-
ich is herself a bride of but a few
weeks. She was the attractive Miss
Ella Wohluter.
Many of the smart set crossed the
bay this. afternoon to accept the hos
pitaIity Of Mrs. Henry Rosenfeld, who
entertained at the largest bridge lunch
con OF the early summer. Covers were
laid for 125.
Mrs. William S. Noyes, the recently
elected president Of the San Francisco
musical club, entertained the new board
Of directors and committees of the orr
ZauiZation at q tea this afternoon at
her home, 2029 Summit street.