The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
CAPITAL SOCIETY
WELCOMES GUEST
Mrs. Charles M. Fickert of San
Francisco Entertained in
Sacramento
Especial Dispatch to The Call

lSpecidl dispatch to he Call
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 27.-Mrs. Charles
NJ. Fickert OF San Francisco has been
the complimented guest at several en-
tertainments the last week She has
been the house guest of Mrs Homer E.
Mckee. Mrs. Fickert and Miss Leila
Lindley and Miss Mary Lindley were
the honor guests at bridge party
Tuesday afternoon given by Miss Goef-
rey Hall, at which the announcement
was made Of the early marriage OF
Miss Mary. Monday Mrs. Fickert was
the guest of honor at the governors
mansion, when Miss Gillett and Miss
Ethel Gfllett entertained The COM
pany included Mrs. Fickert, Mrs. Ho-
mer E. Mckee, Miss Florence Grau, Miss
Elsa Grau, Miss Esther Jones and Miss
Mae Heitman. Mrs Mckee entertained
the Thursday matinee bridge club in
compliment to her guest. Mrs. George
lessen, Miss Ethel Gillett, Miss Gillett,
Miss Esther Jones, Mrs William G.
Wood, Miss Esthil Stephens and Miss
Goeffrey Hall were the guests Mrs.
Ffckert returned to San Francisco Fri
day.
One of the marriages of the week was
that of Miss Mabel Mccormick and Will
liam Henry Murphy Jr., which took
place al simple house ceremony
Thursday at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha McCor-
mick. 1t was witnessed by few inti-
mate friends, who gathered at noon.
Rev Frank Kline Baker performed the
ceremony.
Mrs. Charles Wilmarth was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to her bridge
r.lTrA r1N.a.
George w. Dufficy, Mrs. L. S. Upson
and Mrs. Thomas Cross were hidden as
substitutes. The high scores were made
by Miss Minnie Richardson, Mrs. V. s.
McClatchy and Mrs. A. P. Scheld.
At card party given at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Robert D.
Finnie, Friday afternoon Miss Elizabeth
flnn1e announced her engagement to
Ebert Kercheval. The announcement
came with the score cards, which were
suggestive of the holiday. lucky wish
bone combined with the daintily en-
crossed monogram of the bride elect
and Kercheval
Mrs. Marshall Diggs entertained a
small company of 15- at an informal
musical Tuesday evening in compliment
to her house guests, Mrs. J. B. Eberlein
of Kentucky and Mrs. W. c. MacRoberts
of Alameda.
One of the Thanksgiving day we'd
dings was that of Miss Maybelle Ade-
laide McGillivray and Garrett NJ Pyl-
man. The ceremony was at o'clock
at the Trinity Episcopal church in the
presence of relatives and a few friends
Rev. Mr.. Atwil1 read the service.
Several young maids who entertain in
CnnnletS f0rfnipvbf af of
George Sellinger have taken advantage
of the holiday week and enjoyed a spe-
cial session. Miss Helen Franz asked
a party to make merry Saturday even
Ing: Tuesday evening Miss Regina Har-
ney and Miss Lola Norris presided.
Their guests were Misses Marie Ernst,
Marie Mulhern, Winona Smith Alice
Calkfns. Alma Soule, Fay Sellinger, Mu-
riel Kaufman. Rosalie Silvius, Helen
Franz, Ethel Well, Eleanor Rochinbush
of Stockton, Martha Warrington, Ampa-
rito Farrar, Lestern johnson, LLOYD
Landsborough, Ted Diggs. Frank White,
Fritz Grau, Carl Ernst, Charley Maur-
ham. Thomas Valentine, Louis Hulse,
Charles Sellinger, Porter Mclaughlin
and Albert May.
Mrs V. S. McClatchy entertained a
number of young maids Saturday for
her young daughter. Miss Marian Nc
Clatchy, and Miss Vera Christie.
Doll dressing was the diversion at
the afternoon given Friday by Mrs.
Lester Hinsdale. The dolls were sent
afterward to the Home of the Merciful
Savior.
Miss Augusta Quass entertained 100
guests Friday evening with a dance at
the Elks' hall
Miss Glare Phinney asked a small
group of friends to meet her Cousin.
Mrs George Jessen, about the card
tables Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter L. Witherbee entertained
al cards Friday afternoon.
One of the early dances of the an
preaching winter was given at Pythfan
castle Friday evening by the Florence
Nightingale club.
Mrs NJ. w. Denver was the compJi
mented guest at bridge Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. William X
Cothrin.
The Young Ladies bridge club met
Wednesday with Mrs. Frederick w.
Kiesel
Personal Mention
Miss Gertrude Leemar has returned from a
short visit with her aunt, Mrs William Green
Mrs. George L. Stevenson is home from Berke-
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