The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
COUNTRYCLUBBALL
FOR YOUNGER SET
Mrs. Frank c. Havens Enter.
tains Large Crowd at Bril-
liant Function

OAKLAND. April AT q brilliant
raL this evening at the Claremont
-0uatry club. in honor of Seyd Havens,
rauI Havens and her niece. Miss
Gladys Maxwell. Mrs. Frank c. Havens
Entertained 80 Of the younger set The
raIroom was decorated with fruit
blossoms and potted plants. The five
e1tiuon figures were led by Mrs. Oscar
Eitzhian Long and Boyd Havens'
Unique favors were distributed by
-hree little maidens, Miss Sally Havens,
Miss sally Long and Miss Amy Long
assisting Mrs. Ravens in receiving her
guests were;
sI-s. oscar Fitzalanl Ms. John MeNesr
Long Mrs. Richard Psrtfngtou
Nrs. Harry Maxwell Mrs. Edward Engs
aLrs- Wickham HaTens Ms. Willis E. Kelly
Mrs. George Sterling
Mrs Havens viii entertain the older
set at an elaborate dance tomorrow
evening.
Miss Ethel Havemeyer and Miss
Vera Havemeyer have sent cards to q
large number OF guests for a tea
thursday afternoon, April Il, at the
Havemeyer residence in Vernon
heights.
Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald entertained
rlis afternoon at her home in Adams
point. having asked a number OF
friends OF her mother. Mrs. Crellin, to
spend an hour together. a dainty tea
was served.
Miss EHza AcNullin. the charming
-Cung society girl, who divides heI
tine between this side of the bay and
san Francisco, is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis, TO which
size submitted several days ago Miss
eTcEIIIin is still in the hospital, but
expects 20 be removed TO the family
home IN Vernon Heights within Z
week.
Ms Alexander Marx entertained al
farewell bridge party this afternoon
lu honor Of Miss Marion Everson, who
with her mother. Mrs. Wallace Ever
son. and sister. Miss Elsie Everson. viii
leave this month for a years sojouru
abroad A number Of friends OF the
hostess and Miss Everson We're includ-
ed in the party, at which supper was
served
IN honor Of Mrs. Minnie Blair, heI
sister Mrs. C. z. Mcclure entertained
recently a large number OF the women
prominently identified with the early
social life OF Oakland. Mrs Blair and
Ie~ daughter. Miss Elizabeth Blair. are
spending some weeks IN California
fr0m their home IN Scranton, Pa
Mrs. Martin W KaIes has named
Friday. April Is. for the compliment
which she viii offer Mrs. James C. Al
len. who viii leave next month for Eu-
rope 4 large number Of matrons have
been included in Mrs. Kale's invita-
tion TO bid bon voyage" 10 the trav-
eler.
The Pipe Of Desire" the one act
> romartic grand opera Of Frederick
Converse, professor OF music in Har-
Yard university. was the theme which
Miss Margaret KembIe, a gifted young
Interpreter Of the modern opera, pre-
senred yesterday afternoon as the las
in the series Of studies which she has
been giving in EbeIl club house before
coterie OF music lovers. The work
was produced in Boston a year ago
The symbolic poem is from the pen OF
George Edward Barton, a Boston man
Miss Kemble gave a comprehensive
study OF the beautiful opera. an in
rormal talk illustrated at the piano by
1Liss Laura Anderson being followed
bv q reading OF the text with the mu-
seal compartment Miss Kemblt
VIII repeat The Pipe Of Desire" Fri
daV afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Johr
Eaten Howard in Berkeley.