The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
"a TO MEET AT
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Miss Marion Stone to Be Host
ess at Her Suburban Home
Near Hayward

OAKLAND, July 20.-Miss Marion
Stone was a dinner hostess Of the even
ing. the occasion being arranged in
celebration of her eighteenth birthday.
Many Of the younger set were included
in the hospitality Of the handsome sub
urban home OF the Stones near Hay
ward. Covers were laid for "a guests.
Following the menu an informal dance
was enjoyed.
Miss Stone and her sister, Miss Har-
riet Stone. returned from the Atlantic
coast month or two ago. their home
coming being the inspiration for most
OF the summers festivity. They have
contributed in large measure to the
pleasure Of their friends about the bay.
entertaining frequently at their out of
town home.
Early in the winter the Stone family
Will close the home on this side of the
bay and Will lease one of the hand
some residences in San Francisco for
the season. Miss Stone will join the
ranks OF the winters debutantes and
promises TO be a favorite among the
little group Of society maids who will
be formally presented this year.
Miss Ethel Havemeyer and Miss Vera
IldkEal4G1CAs WIZ nave DSCI NASlNlii6 Al
Chicago several months as the house
guests Of friends viii return to their
home in Vernon Heights early next
month.
With her daughters. Miss Hazel Pal
manteer and Miss Ethel Palmanteer,
Mrs. William G. Palmanteer has re-
turned 10 her home in Vernon Heights
after the summers sojourn at Castle
Crag. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Snowden
formerly Miss Caroline Palmanteer, re-
NAMED in town during the season,
occupying the family residence.
Miss Ernestine McNear will return in
September from the Atlantic coast
where she has been attending school.
Miss McNesr will be formally intro
duced TO society next winter. her debut
being one of the brilliantly planned
events of the early season in San
Francisco.
d. Mrs. T. B. Coghill will leave soon
for the southern part of the state where
she will be the house guest of her
daughter. Mrs. John Treanor, at her
home IN Los Angeles. during the late
season. Mrs. Treanor was in Oakland
a fortnight ago on a brief visit, leav-
ing her little son in her mothers care
Mrs. Bernard P. Miller entertains this
evening at a prettily arranged dinner
party, her guests later enjoying an
hour az the opera. Among those for
whom covers were laid were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles D. Bates, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thornton White and Mrs.
Walter Cole.
Mrs. Harry Hays has come up from
her home in Visalia with her little son
10 spend the late summer as the house
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Merton Hall Since giving up
their Piedmont home the Halls have
had apartments at the Peralta. Before
her marriage 20 the son Of the pioneer
family of Alameda county. Mrs. Hays
was Miss Louise Hall, a well-liked girl
Of the local smart set A number of
informal affairs will be arranged before
her return TO her southern home.
Dr. Edward Won Adelung and Mrs
Won Adelung will return late this week
from Tahoe where they have been for
q fortnight.
tour through the north with
visit in Seattle is the summer outing
which Mr.. and Mrs Edward de Laveaga
have planned for this year.
Friends OF Mrs. George ". McNear
Jr., who has been seriously i'll at the
Country club, are rejoicing over word
-of her improvement and the announce
ment that she is out Of danger.
At dinner given Monday night at
the Hayward sanatorium, Hayward, by
Miss McAuslsn the marriage of Miss
Edna Seamans, a nurse at the instftu-
uon, and DR. Robert Eveleth, a physi- /
clan OF Elmhurst, was announced. The
wedding was solemnized last Thursday
IN San Jose and is the elimination of A 1
romance which began in the hospital. !