The San Francisco call., 1910-03-09
FAREWELL FEAST TO
OAKLAND MATRON
Mrs. William MoIIer to Be the
C6mplimented Guest of
Mrs. w. X. Davis

OAKLAND: March SIN honor of
Mrs. William Moller. Mrs. William R.
Davis has sent out cards for luncheon
asking friends to be her guests for the
afternoon Of Friday. March Is. Mrs.
Davis viii entertain at her residence
in Prospect avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Moller with all of their
children viii make up another Califor-
MIA family party who are planning an
extended sojourn abroad. They viii
close their Oakland home early in
April After short visit in New York
they viii sail for Europe, where they
viii travel for a year at least The
Mollers are splendid tourists. Aside
from foreign travel they have devoted
much time TO visiting the interesting
places in their own country. Mrs Mol
Ter, Miss Gertrude Moller and Miss
Mabel Moller viii be entertained be-
fore their departure.
A number of friends will cross the
bay tomorrow afternoon TO accept of
the hospitality of Mrs. Frederick Pal
mer. who will entertain at a luncheon
al her San Francisco home in honor of
Miss Virginia Rich, al eastern girl who
is the house guest of Mrs Daniel
Crosby of Fruitvale, during the early
spring. An after luncheon of bridge
will be enjoyed bys the dozen or so
guests.
Saturday evening Miss Margaret
Bradley viii entertain 75 friends in
formally at musicale as a pretty
compliment to Signor Antonio de Grass
Nine de Grassi and Frederick Maurer
Jr., when original compositions of this
gifted trio OF musical folk viii be
rendered by a half dozen talented pian-
lists and soloists. Those who will con-
tribute to the hour beside the hostess
and the composers are Miss Louvia
Rogers. Miss Christina Rose, Henry L.
Perry, Maurice Anger.
The golden anniversary of the mar
riage OF Mr. and Mrs Alexander
Young, which was celebrated yes
terday at their home in Honolulu.
is Of interest TO a wide circle Of
acCuaintanceS whom the family en-
JOY in the bay cities, where they lived
Tor number OF years. The Youngs
established themselves in Rose Crest,
wEich since las passed into the hands
OF the William @. Henshaws, where
they entertained lavishly. Several
wears Z 90 they went TO the islands to
make their permanent home, but have
kept up d number Of their closer friend
ships in California. The fiftieth we'd
ding elebration was made particularly
delightful by the presence of the sew
eraI daughters Of the Young family
gathering for the notable occasion in
q happy reunion
Mrs Louis GhirardeHi has planned a
charming affair at her Linda Vista res
idence for the afternoon of Friday,
March Is. when so or more friends will
enjoy her hospitality at a game of
bride Mrs. Ghirardeln took posses
sion Of the new home in Mariposa ave
ME q hO71r the holiday season
Miss Alice Powell has planned
compliment in honor Of Mrs. Maurice
Walsh, formerly Miss Elsie Campbell,
Thursday afternoon, a company Of
friends enjoying an hour over their
needlework before the serving of tea.
Mrs. Walsh viii be the motif for a
number of social affairs Immediately
following Easter
Miss Rita Madden. who is to become
the bride Of James P. Montgomery,
was the inspiration for recent affair,
Miss Edna Moses entertaining at a
linen shower in her honor, assisted by
Miss Joan Baruch.
Mrs. Susan Mills, president emeritus
of Mills college, and DR.. Luella Clay
Carson. the active president, were the
honored guests at the March luncheon
Of EbeI held this afternoon in the at
tractive clubhouse in Harrison street
Mrs. Mills in a happy vein recalled the
, Oakland Of so years ago and several
Of the local women who have won
world honors, among them being the
Mills college graduate. Emma Nevada.
Doctor Carson confined her talk to
the educational opportunity and de-
velopment Of women on the Pacific
coast.
A program Of song was rendered by
Fernando Pratt of San Francisco also
contributed several vocal numbers
Mrs. Harry Knowles presided as host
ess Of the day.