The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-22
RECEPTION PLANNED
IN HONOR OF TWO
Mrs. Harry East Hostess at One
of the Largest Functions
of the Week

OAKLAND, Feb. 2l.-The largest
reception of the week viii be that at
which Mrs. Harry East viii receive
Wednesday afternoon at her home In
Hamilton place. making her cousin,
Miss Lillian Harris, who is spending
three months as her house guest from
Wakefield. Eng, and Mrs. Walter Nor
gan. vino has recently returned from a
season spent abroad. her complimented
guests. Assisting Mrs. East in the re-
ceiving party besides Miss Harris and
Mrs Morgan viii pc:
Mrs J. r. Chadwick aJrS. Frank Shay
Mrs. prank 4. Me;su-fel Mrs. 4. A SAVE
Mrs. George LouGen Mrs. { ) CoDAieolck
Mrs. Felix GaliGiC Mrs. Mari Nlckel
Mrs. Harry Roach Mrs. Robert Boyet
Miss Ida Lackcy Mrs. George faulAneI
Mrs. Wm. Macdonald
Mrs. George Ryno viii preside at the
tea table. having the assistance Of a
number Of the girls of the younger set,
anore whom viii be Miss Irene Lloyd.
Miss Carrie Sawyer and Miss Hazel
Shay
AIr and Mrs. Victor Nicholson Met
caIr are comfortably established at
Colorado Springs. where they VIII spend
Tie entire summer. The charming
1ounE bride, before her marriage OF the
iast week. was Mss Marie Buffers.
Mrs. William Raiston and Mrs. Lucie
May Hayes viii leave this spring for
an extended tour abroad, going by the
Mediterranean route. They viii visit
in italy. Dresden. Munich, sailing for
Kew York from Paris late in the year
-Grs. Hayes has spent number OF sum
rlers bread. last year accompanying
cars. William -. Eeushaw on trip OF
several months
The most elaborate affair immedi-
atcly following Easter viii be the large
BAH at which MIS-. Frank Ravens VIII
entertain 600 guests at the Ciareno1t
Country club The event viii probably
be given on the evening OF Friday,
April ]. 3ITS. Ravens viii be assisted
in receiving her guests by a large num-
Der OF the prominent matrons and
maids OF the smart set.
Miss Jean Tyson. whose wedding
with Harry Weihe Of san Francisco
viii take place Tuesday evening, April
] >, and Miss Miriam McNear viii share
in the honors of the luncheon, followed
by cards at which Miss Elizabeth Stitt
viii entertain on Thursday afternoon
al the family home in Berkeley.
Miss NcNear has been entertaining
Miss Stitt and a small party of friends
as her house guests over the weekend
at the McNear country place near Peta-
luna.
Mrs. Bailey. formerly Miss Nettie
Yale. and her little daughter, Yale
Bailey. are en- route TO the orient where
1hey viii spend several months q s the
house guest Of United states Consul
Wilbur T. Gracey and Mrs. Gracey at
their home in Tsingtau, China Mrs
Bailey and Mrs Gracey are sisters. the
daughters of Mr. and Mrs Charles O.
Yale Of Adams point The visit of the
beautiful young matron in the distinct
~ German seaport town of China viii
be the inspiration for considerable en-
PERTAINING.
Immediately following her marriage
Of several seasons ago to the distin-
guished young diplomat. Consul Gracey
took his bride 70 Tsingtau. where Mrs.
Gracev has become a social leader not
only in diplomatic circles. but among
the most exclusive set. and has estab-
lisheG a reputation for lavish entertain
inents and generous hospitality. Last
year, when Mrs. Gracey returned to
California for q visit with her parents,
those who knew her as the beautiful
Enid Yale exerted themselves in show
ering her with social attentions.
The directors of the Woman's Ex-
change opened the doors of their new
quarters in the Thayer building at the
Of Fourteenth and Jefsrson
s today. receiving the public al a
warming. The rooms are larger
more completely equipped than
at the old location and will offer
rader opportunity for efficient serv-
i,e. The exchange has had an impor-
- . h =. c.1fas. rzf O-ly
land, offering TO the self-supporting
women Of the city a place TO dispose OF
their handiwork. While in no sense
charity, the work of the organization
is far reaching and has a deep claim
upon the general public