The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05

RAE MORROW WILL
ENTERTAIN AT TEA
Miss SeviIIa Hayden, FianCee of
Clarence Shuey, Will Be
Guest of Honor

OAKLAND, April l4.-Miss Rae Nor
row will be hostess of the week,
Offering compliment Friday afternoon
in honor Of Miss seviIla Hayden, the
nancee Of Clarence Shuey, whose we'd
cling viii be an event of the midmonth.
Miss Morrow has included number of
friends in hcr invitation for cards and
tea.
Mrs. irving Gilbert viii entertain
saturday afternoon at her home in
East Oakland Miss Marguerite Johnson,
whose betrothal TO Theodore Edward
Glazier OF Colorado was announced
fortnight ago, viii be the inspiration
1or the occasion
Miss johnson was the guest of honor
Saturday at an informal handkerchief
shower. over which Miss Edith Ben
jamin presided as hostess, a dozen
friends being asked toe meet the young
bride elect. Cards and supper rounded
cut the hour Those who enjoyed the
occasion were:
Miss John.soq9, Miss Madslips Mad, B.p Papdee
Miss Nell Chester Miss Virginia Plnkston
Miss Emily Gray Miss Carmellta CuEelller
Miss Edna Yates Miss Elise Mcfarland
Miss Rumg Reed Miss Benjamin
The wedding OF Miss Johnson and
Glazicr viii be an event of the early
summer.
Miss MoIIe Mathes will leave next
month for tour of the Atlantic coast
states, where she viii spend the sum-
mer IS the guest of friends and rela-
tives She expects to be away from
California for three months.
Mrs John Treanor will be the motif
Wednesday afternoon for luncheon al
which her grandmother, Mrs. J. \.
Stanley, viii entertain. Mrs. Treanor
will return 10 her southern home this
month. after a delightful visit of sew
eral weeks as the house guest of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Coghill.
Mrs T. r. Chadwick viii make Miss
Lillian Harris the guest of honor to-
morrow afternoon at cards at her resi-
dence in Linden street, number OF
friends being included in the invitation.
Miss Harris is an English girl. who is
spending the spring in California
Mrs. James G. Allen, who will leave
shortly for Il summer abroad, will be
Mrs. Martin ". Kales' guest OF honor
this week, when the hostess includes
number OF the matrons of the exclusive
set in her hospitality for an hour at
cards. followed by tea
Mrs. Irving Lundborg entertained this
afternoon at bridge. her guests number
ing the members Of one Of the seasons
smaller clubs.
The residence of Mrs. Samuel Eva
in Adams point will be the setting for
a luncheon at which she will entertain
Friday afternoon. the later hours to be
spent about the card tables.
Miss Rosetta Rich, whose betrothal
TO Samuel Haight was announced this
winter. has named Saturday, May H.
for her wedding day, the marriage to
take place quietly at the family home
in Whestland- Haight and his bride
will establish their home in Berkeley,
where they are both well known.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hawley have
given up their Linda Vista home and
several weeks ago went out to The
Orchards where they will live for the
present Until her marriage a year ago
Mrs Hawley was Miss Harriet Meek,
the younger daughter of Mrs. Meek and
the late Horny Meek.
Miss Jean Tyson viii be the motif for
2 tea which includes a number of the
younger set tomorrow afternoon. over
side as hostess. Miss Amy Bowles
made Miss Tyson the guest OF honor to-
day at a luncheon, entertaining at The
Pine" the Bowles' Claremont home.
Alameda Couple Married
ALAMEDA. April frank Fabens
and Mrs. Lucy Bates Pesol, both of this
city, were married yesterday at the
First Unitarian church in Oakland by
Rev. William Day Simonds.
The bride is a daughter of Judge and
Mrs. J. c. Bates of this city and a sister
Of State Senator J. Clem Bates, cashier
OF the mint in San Francisco The
bridegroom is the son of the late George
G Fabens, who was for many years
connected with the Southern Pacific COM
pany. He has made his home here with
his mother and sister, Mrs. Charles w.
Nelson.
Fabens is employed as q secretary in
the Office Of the division superintendent
Of the Southern Pacific company in San
Francisco.