The San Francisco call., 1910-05-21
EVENTS THE COUNTIES BORDERING FRANCISCO
MUSICAL FOLK To
Be ENTERTAINED
Oakland Social Set Plans Nu=
merous Occasions for the
Coming Week

OAKLAND, May 20.--Tomorrow even
ing Miss Maude Wellendorf will en-
tertain coterie of the we'll known
musical folk of the bay cities at a
charmingly planned musicale at her
studio in Berkeley. offering a happy
diversion for the late week. An in
formal supper will round out the oc-
casion Miss Wellendorf is one of the
most gifted pianists on this side of the
bay, where she is leader with the
art colony.
In honor of Miss Caro- Chamberlain,
the charming young Detroit girl who
is the house guest of Mrs. Mckee Sher-
rard at her home in Alameda, Mrs.
Sherrard entertained a number of the
smart set at prettily planned 4
o'clock tea this afternoon. Miss Cham
berlain's sojourn on the coast will be
filled with delightful compliments
which the friends of her hostess will
offer her.
One of the weddings announced for
the early summer is that of Vernon
Meredith Alvord of San Francisco and
Miss Alice Powell, the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Powell
whose Claremont home is so well
known for its hospitality. Alvord is
prominently identified with the bust
ness circles of this part of the state
and is member of several mems
clubs. His fiancee is a gifted girl
who has been a favorite with the
smart set since her debut.
Next week Mrs. Miriam Hall will en-
tertain informally at bridge, her half
dozen guests to include the members
Of Of Ia taI in 20 hrif1 oI,, he
Mrs Hall has asked the coterie of
friends for the afternoon of Wednes-
day, May 25, at her attractive home in
Fifth avenue.
Sixteen guests will accept the hospi-
tality of Miss Lucy Knox Saturday
afternoon, when she entertains inform
ally at bridge followed by tea.
Miss Mary McDougald is enjoying a
tour of Europe, going from Italy. where
she spent some delightful weeks, to
Oberammergau to witness the passion
play before sailing for New York next
month.
In compliment to Miss Miriam Sum-
mers the promised bride of Franklin
Blair, Miss Carmelita Hollis will en-
tertain at luncheon and a theater party
Tuesday afternoon of the coming week.
MISS summers mas named w eQneSQay,
June 1. for her marriage day.
The wedding of Miss Varina Morrow
and Ralph Merritt tomorrow will be a
notable event, although celebrated
most quietly at the Morrow residence
in Telegraph avenue. The bride has
chosen her sister, Miss Marion Morrow,
and a sister of the bridegroom, Miss
Hazel Merritt, to attend her in the
small bridal party.
Miss Gladys Powell, the talented
young pianiste, and Mrs. Irene lie Noir
Schultz, mezzo soprano, will be pre-
sented in a piano and song recital
Thursday evening of the coming week
by their teachers, John w. Metcalf and
Edwin Dunbar CrandaIl, at Ebell club
house. The program follows:
Sonata op. 53 (Waldstein) Beethoven
Songs (a) MAY Morning. ..-...C F. Manney
o %, kGve .MT 1Sps song Is Green; Brahms Brah
(a) Nocturne, major, op. 10, No. 1.-......
Obi "L' Aiouette'' ('sThe Lark'') -. Balakirew
(c) "Enticelles (Sparks), op. SO, No: g. ,....,
Recitative and aria. 20 Mic Fernando"
Ballade c minor, op:: "a .............a..; Grieg
(b) Loves Barcarolle" ....... Edw. German
(c) my Dear Sour .......... W. Sanderson
I'D Morning Hymn ......-....... Henschel
Prelude. op. IS. No: IL ..::..........-. Chopin
(c) "Aeolus.'' op. 50. No. ..... .Gernsheim
(d) ''In Autumn op. 81, No. .MacDowell
(e) shadow Dance op. 80, No. 8. .MacDowell
(f) Rhapsody No. Is C'Rakoczy March')