The San Francisco call., 1910-04-26
BRIDE ELECT TO BE
FETED BY FRIENDS
Many Society Events Planned
in Honor of Miss Helen
DOrnin

OAKLAND, April 25--MlSS Helen
Dornin, the attractive fiancee of Will
liam Childs, viii be one of the most
feted brides elect Of the season, various
charming affairs already being ar
ranged in her honor Several maids
and matrons of the smart set are
planning elaborate events before her
marriage in the early fall. Thursday
afternoon Of this week, Miss Dornin's
cousin, Mrs. George Chase, win enter
tain at a prettily appointed luncheon
followed by bridge at her home in Pied
mont. The day following Miss Rae
Morrow viii preside at a complimentary
affair in Miss DOrnin's honor. For
Wednesday afternoon of next week Miss
Lucy Fenessey has asked a number OF
friends Informally 10 meet this same
bride elect
Mr. and Mrs. William Volkmann have
returned from their honeymoon and are
the guests of Mrs. Horny Meek at the
family estate near Hayward. The Nolk-
manus are planning TO remain at The
Orchards" until fail, when they will
probably 90 TO San Francisco TO estab-
lish their permanent home. Before
her marriage Immediately following
Easter Mrs. Volkmann was Miss Gladys
Meek. the elder daughter of the late
Horny Meek
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Baker are
again Al their home in TOnopah. hav-
ing left Palm Knoll the Perkins
family residence in Vernon heights. a
fortnight or so ago. They spent some
days in Reno, where they were the
house guests Of NJ. Scheeline, the Ne
Vada banker, and a relative Of the
raoro7P R21-pr n Il
his brother home, but is planning to
spend part OF the early summer at
his mining properties in Death valley.
Cleveland Baker has definitely an
DOuuced that he will be a candidate for
the nomination Of attorney general of
Nevada at the coming election. and
many friends in the bay cities are TAX
ing a deep interest in his political cam
paigu. For two terms he has served
as district attorney for Nye county,
where both he and his wife. who be-
fore her marriage was Miss Pansy
Perkins, are socially prominent.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Edna Sieg-
fried viii entertain in honor of two
OF the young maJrOns of the season. in
cluding q number of friends in her in
Vitatiou TO meet Mrs. Frank Rue, who
was Miss Helen Godfrey, and Mrs.
George Painter, wh3 was Miss Marie
t-t--if-llt n EAlNNL al llOuA w tlitAl
aeedlework an informal tea viii round
out the afternoon.
Mrs. c. s Chamberlain is expecting
TO open her home in san Pablo avenue
early next month. when she Will re-
turn from Los Angeles. Mrs. Chamber
lain has sperE the last year on the At
lantic coast And in the southern part
Of the state.
Miss Pussy Greed, the pretty daugh-
ter of Mrs. William Greed. who viii
be formally presented to society early
in the fall. VIII be the inspiration for
the large reception at which Mrs. Wig
ginton Ellis Greed and Miss Jeanette
Hooper viii preside as hOstesses the
evening Of Saturday. April 80, at the
Hooper residence in San Francisco
Several hundred cards have been issued
for the occasion. which includes a large
number Of guests from this side OF
the bay.
sincerity to the Child" will be the
subject Of the paper prepared by DR.
Frances Green. which will be read to-
morrow afternoon before the mem
bers and guests Of the Players club
Of Alameda when they are entertained
by Mrs. Gustav Gutsch. This paper
was 10 have been presented before the
annual meeting of the California Fed
Grafton OF Womens Clubs held recently
in Santa Barbara, but the illness OF
Doctor Green prevented her attend
ance. The Alameda women have Sc