The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
TRAVELLER GIVEN
FAREWELL PARTY
Mrs. O. F. Washburn, With Her
Husband, Departs for Sum-
mer Tour in Europe
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, May "a luncheon
was added to the list of affairs given
in compliment to Mrs. o. F. .Washburn,
who is TO spend the summer on the
continent. The luncheon was the in
spiraaion of one of the Wednesday
bridge clubs and was served Tuesday
afternoon in the tapestried room of
the Hotel Sacramento. Covers were
laid for the following:
Mrs Washbnrn Mrs. ]. ]. G. Fitzgerald
Mrs Il. NJ. IaRue Mrs. VIM. A. Hughson
Mrs F. C.. Atkinson Mrs Samuel Pope
Mrs H. A. Cummings Mrs. Archibald yen
Mrs. James Faris Mrs. William Coclough
Mrs. Eugene LaRue Mrs. Pope of Quebec
Mrs. John Q. Brown Miss Annie Gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs Washburn are on their
way to New York They win sail from
Quebec for England on June 27. They
expect to be gone several months.
Mrs. Harry Thorp entertained the IL
members of Thursday fva hundred
club with an added group of eight
thursday afternoon in the parlor of the
Hotel Sacramento. Mrs. Frank Smith,
Mrs. II. l. Seymour and Mrs. ]. Clar-
ence Carly made the highest scores.
| The guests were:
Mrs. J. F. Terry Mrs Rudolph A. Herold
Mrs Herman H crau Mrs. Charles E. Wright
Mrs Mrs George m Ittieed Mrs Mrs jus j. e as0H Cary
Mrs Walter Wright Mrs Halsey G. Smith
Mrs C. T. v Saunders MISS Annie Gerper
The luncheon given Wednesday at
the Sacramento boat club by Mrs. AL
bert Elkus complimentary to Miss Cora
Brandt, was one of the prettiest Of
affairs. The place cards were hand
painted canoes and sailor girls. Mrs.
B. L. Wertheimer and Mrs. w. j. Russic
assisted Mrs. Elkus in receiving. Cow
ers were laid for Miss Brandt, Miss
l Sp1r nd
son, Miss Adele Salomon, Miss Harriet
Gerber. Miss Nina Sutliff, Miss Elsa
! Flint, Miss Esther Hills, Miss Helen
Pierce, Miss Olga Nathan, Miss Emily
ellis and Miss Edna Farley. The af-
fair was completed by late afternoo,s
trip up the river in the Red Raven.
A large company of parishioners of
Trinity procathedral greeted their new
dean, Rev. J. X. Atwill, at the
episcopal residence Monday evening
The affair was informal In the re-
ceiving line were Bishop and Mrs.
Moreland, Mrs. James n. GiHett, Mrs.
S T. McAnear, Mrs. Charles B. Bills,
Mrs. J. l. Tucker. Mrs. C. F. Gladding
and Mrs. Leon Shepard. It was an
nounced that Mrs. Atwill will join the
dean in Sacramento shortly.
One of the Wednesday bridge clubs
was entertained by Mrs. Pauline Dohr-
man. Mrs. n. P. Chipman, Mrs J. z.
Terry and Mrs. Gus Lavenson made the
highest scores. The guests were Mrs.
Lavenson, Mrs. Terry. Mrs. Chapman,
Mrs. Harry Thorp, Mrs. Henry Matau.
Mrs. David Wasserman, Mrs. William
z. Briggs and Miss Holmes of Pasa-
/ dena.
x Judge and Mrs. c. n. Post entertained
at an informal evening of music and
cards Wednesday, complimentary to
Judge H. A Melvin. The guests were;
Justice Melvin, Mr.. and Mrs C. A An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. V. Saunders
Mr.. and Mrs. Ammon Clay, Mr.. and Mrs.
lWilliam G. Houston, Mrs. J. A. Moyni-
han and William e. Lovdal.
I Mrs. Egbert Adams made the highest
score Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs 81. l. Hopkins when Mrs Hopkins
/ entertained a bridge club The after
noon of cards was followed by a dinner
at which covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest NJ Hoen, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick ]. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs
Fred Peck, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wise
man, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Carly, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Beasley, Mr. and Mrs
/ George w. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs Hopkins
Miss Floretta Hodgdon, Mrs Jedd
presided over the justa-as- a-diversion
gathering of the usual Thursday Matt
nee Bride club. The affair was at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Griffin.
Ladies day" at the Country club
/ this week proved a most popular oc-
casion. Mrs V. s. McClatchy and Mrs
c. L. Mcgowan presided.
Mrs. James n. Gillett entertained at
an Informal luncheon Thursday after
noon at the governors mansion.
Personal MENTION
Miss Iva Hughson has returned from
a few days visit in San Francisco.
Miss Floretta Hodgdon has gone to
San Francisco for a few days.
Mrs William Fllery Briggs has re-
! turned from FELTON,, where she spent a
few days with her mother, Mrs. n. D.
! Rideout
Miss Ruth Goodman has returned to
! Berkeley after visit of several weeks
as the house guest of Mrs. Gerard B.
Lull.
/ Mrs. J. Clarence Carly has returned
from Alameda, where she was the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. E. E. Hart
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Patterson, who
/ journeyed to the orient some two
months ago, are en- route home They
are expected to arrive about May 20
Mrs. z. c. Haskins is visiting friends
in Berkeley.
Mrs. Frederick Cox and Miss Freda
Cox accompanied Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Peltier to Riverside this week.
Mrs. J. L. Gillis and her daughters
Miss ellis and Miss Emily Gillis, have
/ returned from trip south.
Miss Edith Howe has returned tc
Reno after visit with her sister Miss
Helen Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. stephen S. Day have re.
turned from a few days visit in Sar
/ Francisco.
Mrs. Robert r McKisick has re.
turned from Berkeley, having spent a
fortnight with friends there
Mrs. William II. Devlin has returned