The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
GIVES TEA IN HONOR
OF STOCKTON BELLE
Mrs. Lois Newton Entertains
Miss Ruth Williamson, Who
Is Engaged to Eastern Man
[ Special Dispatch TO The Call ]


STOCKTON, May Mrs. Lois New
ton gave a tea Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Ruth Williamson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Williamson
of this city. who announced her en-
gagement TO Clark Mick of Indianap-
oils.
The fortunate man is graduate Of
the University of California and a
member of the Zeta Psi fraternity. Miss
! Williamson is an attractive young lady,
fine pianiste and vocalist
The wedQing will take place in>.June
At the home of the brides parents, cor
ner Oak and Sutter streets.
Those who assisted Miss Newton were
Mrs Ralph Weymouth, Miss Janet
Adams, Miss Gladys L4ughlin and Miss
! Nadine Burnett. The dining table was
! decorated with red roses.
The Philomathean club meeting Fri
day was in the nature of a reception
and was held in the lobby of the new
hotel. There were about $50 women in
attendance. The club flower is the rose,
hence the appropriateness of the fol-
lowing program rendered upon the oc-
casion:
Readings ad Of !r the Rose from the
| by Mrs. Edward ID. Taylor.
The Garden of Roses'-Miss Myrtle Stephens,
with male quartet
Solo-"The Temple Bells Are Ringing I'm
dian love lyriel. words by Lawrence Hope. mu-
sic by Amy Woodruff Finden, by Mrs c. l..
Violin solo-Mendelssohn's ''Sprng Song
Miss Blanche Morrill,, accompanied by Edgar
Rose Leaves"-Mrs r. R. Smith, piano ac,
compartment by Mrs. Ozro Atwood.
Solos-S Spring Song" Mrs. Beach; "a Bowl
tNf nA~n
Mighty LAX a Rose (words by
Frank Stanley. music by Ethelbert Nevinsl,
Mesdames Housken, Fyfe ouahan and Raggio.
Next Friday will be history day and
the subject will be United Italy"
Mondays meeting of the Aldine club
was held at the home of Mrs. Della
Jones. 1t being Shakespeare day. the
club took up the closing scene of the
Winters Tale" Mrs Harriet Ward
had charge of the program.
Mrs Flora Burnett read a paper on
"Leontes of Winters Tale" The next
meeting of the club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ella Matthews, 114S East
Oak street.
Miss Julia Weber will leave early this
week for San Francisco, from whence
she will depart for Cincinnati to at
tend the national convention of FEEDER
dlSh > AluDS lIOIi MAY IL " 1o-
A dinner was given last Saturday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Rains in
honor of Mrs. Hanna Higgins and Doc
tor and Mrs. Breier of Ferguson, Mo.
Later in the evening they entertained
a number of other friends with moon
light porch party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H Hall of the
Pennington section announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Kath-
crime Marie Hall, to Marion G. Wood
ward of this city, the wedding to take
place this summer. Woodward is "a.
newspaperman of this city. Miss Hall
is charming and accomplished young
woman, well known in Stockton.
Mrs. Alice Weller Shaw of San Fran
cisco was the guest of honor last week
at several pleasant parties. Wednes
day Mrs. 7. Z. Connolly entertained In
her honor with bridge. Mrs. Shaw has
returned to San Francisco and on May
5 Major and Mrs. Shaw will sail on
the Sheridan for the Philippines.
A dancing party was given Friday
evening at Pioneer hall by Mrs. Grace
Gage. The hall was decorated with
roses, and during the evening light re-
freshments were served. Those who
attended the affair were: