The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
LUNCHEON At CLUB
LACKS A HOSTESS
Bridge and Putting Contest Pre-
cede and Follow Repast
on the Veranda
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

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SACRAMENTO, May 15.-One of the
pleasant affairs of the week was that
given at the Country club Wednesday
afternoon without any particular hostess.
Bridge. at which Miss Laura Cooper.
Mrs. Charles Wilmarth and Mrs. George
Stevenson made the highest scores. and
putting contest in which Mrs. John
LaRue was successful, came before.
and after luncheon on the veranda.
Inc members of the party were:
Miss Cooper Mrs. Frederick B. Adams
Mrs. MIS-. Miimarth Mrs. George L. Steven
Mrs. William B. schsw son
Mrs. l.. s. Upson Mrs G. W. Duffcy
Mrs. La Rue Mrs Ernest M Hoen
Mrs. Robert Z. CranstonMrs. H. II. Stephenson
Mrs. Q. L. Mcgowan
Mrs. Grant Black entertained at cards
tuesday evening in honor Of Mrs. Fer
dlnand Trout of San Francisco, who is
her mouse guest. Roses furnished the
decorations. Mrs. ]. J. Sinclair made
the highest score and Miss Kittie Dake
the second. Edward d. Keney and L.
M. Bray made the high scores for men.
tasty supper was served.
The IL members of one of the sea-
sons needle clubs were entertained on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. c. II.
Merry. A bit of needbework, a discus
sion of refreshments and sociability
carried out the usual pleasant order.
The members and guests were:
Mrs. A. ]. ellison Mrs. NJ. EpoS
Mrs. w Washburn Mrs. J. ]. Dwyer
Mrs. H. W Strader braska
Mrs. L. Pratt Mrs. Brannon of San
Mrs. w. Schwab Francisco
Mrs. A. A. Jost Miss Anna Washburn
Mrs. John s. Chambers Miss GLADYS Pratt
Mrs. Albert Michael entertained on
Thursday afternoon complimentary to
her house guest, Mrs. Raymond Tyson
of San Francisco. Cards and tea fur
nished the diversion. Mrs. Michaels s
guests were:
Mrs. Tyson Miss Alice Flynn
Miss Freund Mrs. Ernest Messner
Miss Estelle Ryan Afrs. Frank Michael
Miss Gertrude Leeman Mfrs. Frank ID. Ryan Or.
Miss Rita Harvey
One of the pleasant parties among
the younger set was that given on
Thursday evening for Gerald Edwards.
The guests were:
Irene Clayton Edward Maker
Myrtle Devenham Lawrence Hopkins
Winnie Hale Roy Briggs
Ivy Snlitt A. z. Evers
Leila Wattee Louis PATRON
Clara Walters Edward Farrell
Erma Maroon Jesse Stradder
Edwin Schmidt Thomas Faircbild
Miss Ada Marsh DaNon and Mrs.
Helen Edwards were the honor guests
at an afternoon party given by Mrs.
w. II. Adams Wednesday. Covers were
laid at the Colonial grill for Miss Dali
ton, Mrs. Edwards, Miss Bi'lS of Chi
cago, Mr.. and NJ Charles e. Bills, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II Miller. William Rich
ardson, Mrs T. Msrtin. Mrs w M.
Bowden and Mrs Q A DeGoe.
Personal MENTION
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal nigSs, accom-
panied by theii on and dSU 1nrer and
Miss Hattie COX 1ad gafss Julia
Schwoerer. motored 20 yuba ~ today.
They will return early this week.
Mrs. John Q. Brown 5K. Is visiting in
San Francisco.
Miss Florette Hodgdon has returned
from a fortnights visit in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. James N Gillett is spending a
few days in San Francisco.
Mrs. Joseph Stephens is one of the
early season visitors to Richardson
Springs.
Mrs, William E. Gerber has returned
from a visit at San Rafael.
Mrs. j. w. jeffrey has gone to Los
Angeles for two weeks.
Miss Ethel GilIett has returned from
San Francisco where she spent the
early spring days.