The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04

CAMERA ARTIST TO
VISIT IN NEW YORK
Mrs. Annie ". Brigham Plans
an Extended Visit to the
Atlantic Coast

-OAkLAND, Feb. Mrs. Annie w.
Brigman win leave Monday morning
Tor an extended visit in the east, where
The gifted Oakland artist is promised
. fiattering reception. Mrs. Brigham
has been commended both on the At
isrsic coast and abroad for her Won
-derful WORK with the camera and in
each of the exhibits Of prominent
artists Of the continent and of the
alted states has been awarded a
medal for her lens studies. Last spring
she showed some Of her work in the
+. Little gallery in New York, and during
-the fortnight her prints created a SEN
satiOR among artists
Mrs. Brigham viii be entertained in
NeW York by many OF the prominent
artists and literary folk as well as
many OF the smart set. En- route she
VIII BE the house guest Of her brother
and his wife in St. Louis for a few
weeks. Mrs Brigham viii be accom-
panied by her husband, Captain Martin
brigham No definite time has been
named for their return
Mrs BriEman viii entertain a num-
ber OF friends tomorrow evening at a
studio reception Her guests viii in
clude many Of the artists OF the bay
region
Mrs Harold Bavens has closed her
Piedmont residence for the season.
having left a few days ago for New
York, where she viii remain for sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Havens' mother, Mrs.
Vance Cheney. makes her home on the
Atlantic coast where she is leader
lr educational circles. Early IN the
winter she was the house guest OF Mrs.
HaVens. who is one Of the best liked
ruatrons OF the smart set on this side
of the BAY. Her return visit viii he
made delightful by a wide circle Of
friends in New York.
Mrs William Pierce Johnson and her
daughter. Miss Josephine Johnson, are
planning visit TO the southern part
af the state having accepted the in
.--ftatfc0 OF NJ and Mrs. George Stark
T10ne To be their house guests in their
0=V- home in Los Angeles during the
.ar-E spring The wedding OF Miss
airline Johnson. the elder daughter OF
-.5 family. and the young Palo Alto
--an wss Z brilliant event OF the early
December The southern residence was
-rre hrideSroom's gift 70 his bride. Mrs.
T0H-e is being received by the eN-
.lpsfve set ia Los Angeles.
sIiss Elsie Mason. whose betrothal
to George tIarken was announced
recer-i.. viii Hc the complimented
guest tomorrow when Miss Florence
Be.k entertaius al The Beck residence
IN Berkeley. Miss Mason has planned
wedding after Easter.
Miss Eliza Pa Um and Miss Helen
N-ac-tec. 7opaiar young brides to be.
-vc-e complimented this afternoon at a
luncheon A. which Miss Florence Par
ice entertained q score OF friends. An
hour OF bridge followed the repast.
The bridge party AT which Mrs. Jo-
eph Macdonald Kelley viii entertain
ronorrow at the St. Mark viii be the
largest and most elaborate affair Of
che weekend
Among the girls Of the smart set
.srho viii join the colony at Santa Bar
bsra for the early spring is Miss Wini-
frad Braden. the daughter of Mr.. and
1Irs. Eugene B. Braden- Miss Braden
-lcturned recently from the north, where
sHe enjoyed a visit OF fortnight
The visit Of Mrs. Alexander y. Mitch
eli. wife OF Lieutenant Mitchell. L. s. n,
10 the bay cities viii be the occasion
for some delightful entertaining. Mrs.
Mitchell is expected next week and
rvIiI remain the house guest Of her
sister. Mrs. George 7. Perkins, in East
oakland until late in February.
aIrs. c. c. Clay and her daughter.
Miss Madeline Clay. are about TO join
. tie Oaklanders who will spend the
spring in the southern part of the
state. planning a tour of several weeks
during the early Ienten season.