The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
50 WOMEN ARE
GUESTS At TEA
Mrs. Samuel Frankenheimer Is
Hostess at Attractive Gath
ering in the Stockton
[Speeial Dispatch to The Call


has been busy one for Stockton So
ciety folk. Card parties, teas, lunch
cons and dances. We're numerous.
One of the most delightful teas of
the week was given yesterday in the
dining room of the Stockton by Mrs.
tables were set for the accommodation
of so women The tables and room
were decorated in most attractive
manner. the color scheme being yellow.
Shasta daisies and yellow tulle were
used.
Music was rendered by an orchestra
and Louis Arnold of Berkeley sang
several barytone selections.
Mrs F. n Vail was hostess at a
luncheon Friday for her guest, Mrs.
Sayles of Los Angeles. The color
scheme was yellow. nasturtiums be-
ing used
a bridge party was given Friday aft
ernooh by Mrs. j. L. Craig in honor of
Mrs. Mann of Los Angeles
4 dancing party was given last Fri
day evening by Miss Irma Henderson,
who was assisted by the Misses Helen
Atherton, Theresa Martin. Anita Smell,
lnez Henderson. The dancers were:
Margaret Cowell Robert Blossom
lorraine Cutting Alloys Felcbin
Helen Crsmbitt easier Burton
Trace Lynch Wilbur Coweil
Bethel Guernsey Herbert Miller
Hazel Rider Eric Brandstead
Marie Craven l0rrin Craven
Lucille McCabe Arlo Iadd
Constance Nunan Walker Glenn
Edna Blanchard iAgler Ellis
Katherine Stewart iKarl Ross
Lucy Ray iCharles Davis
Pearl Reynolds Dewitt Emerson
Geraldine Confer Wilson Nurster
Hortense Mckee Carol Grunsky
Phyllis widows carl Ortman
Mildred King George Atherton
GermaiDe Stewart Lester Clark
Harriet Guernsey Herbert Waite
Genevieve Rothenbush Loomis Steiny
Ella widows Reeve Yost
Olive Schlichtman Ludowic Walsh
The wedding of Lloyd Dapner and
Miss Georgia Brooke took place last
Sunday at the home of Mrs. L. D.
Brooke in North Monroe street. Rev
Z. s. Van Ness of the First Baptist
church officiated. The bride was
gowned in white and carried a bouquet
of lilies of the valley Miss Lizzie
Owen was bridesmaid. She wore lin
gerie gown of blue and carried bou-
quet of pink carnations. C. w. Conk-
lin was best man. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. ]. NJ. Littlehale.
The senior class of the Stockton high
school held its class ball last night at
Oak Park.
Mrs. Harry West gave a dancing
party last Friday evening at Pioneer
hall in honor of the members of her
dancing class.
Monday evening by Misses Stella and
Anita Shell at the Smell bungalow.
An outdoor party was given last
Saturday evening by Miss Hazel Blew
EFT in honor of August Muenter, who
will leave this week to make his home
in Berkeley.
The Aldine club held the final meet
ing of the season Monday afternoon in
the parlors of the Congregational
church. Mrs. Sarah Bauman read
paper on American Band Masters; a
piano solo was rendered by Miss Hurrle
and Miss McAdams, who recently came
from Scotland, sang. A paper was read
by Mrs. Sara Phillips THE Grand
Canyon of the Colorado Mrs. Myrtle
Lang entertained with recitations.
Two violin solos were played by Miss
Fay Ebert. Mrs. Della Jones and Mrs.
May Parker enacted the love scene
from THE Winters Tale" Miss Ida
Dgle sang in Chinese.
The club will resume its sessions in
October.
The Monday bridge club was enter
tanned last week by Mrs. d. I.aogief.
Mrs. NJ Friedberger entertained the
North Side bridge club last Thursday.
a pleasant evening was spent by
members of the Tres Olmos five hun
dred club Thursday at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward NJ. Smith in. East
Acacia street.
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