The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
OAKLAND GIRL To
TOUR THE WORLD
Miss Janets Haight Is Now on
Ways TO Orient From
Munich

OAKLAND. Oct. 25.-Njss l...t
Hsight' who is travelling abroad. has
left Munich en- route to the orient for
an extended tour. Miss Haiebt has
planned tour of the world. expectinp
TO be away from her Vernon Heights
residence more than a year. Her Euro
pean trip is being made with a party
Of friends from New York.
Mr- and Mrs. Thomas Knowles are in
the southern part OF the state. where
they viii spend the early davs of tbeir
honeymoon. The marriage of Miss Ruth
haies and the well known young bust
nessman was an event of last week.
This evening Ashley Pettis onenea
his studio in Berkeley. entertaining a
large number OF guests at an informal
musicale He contributed several
numbers 20 the pleasure of the evening
IS did also Bentley n Nicholson.
The friends of Mrs. Eugene B.
Braden are pleased TO learn of the
steady Improvement in the health Of
Miss Winifred Braden and that shortly
she VIII be able 10 leave the hospital
Where few weeks ago she submitted
TO an operation. Miss Braden is one
OF the girls of the younger set who will
oe greatly missed this season. as her
physicians viii forbid any participa-
uon in social activities.
Miss Lucy Fennessy viii be the
mout for a prettily arranged compli-
ment tomorrow over which Mrs David
Hartley and her sister. Miss Vera Cope
VIII preside as hostesses. Among those
who have been asked to meet the
young bride elect are:
Mrs. Edgar Read Miss Muriel Kelley
Mrs. Pred Gowing Miss Anna Frsnck
Mrs. William Brit Miss Clara FranSk
Mrs. John Dibert Miss Elsie Ames
Miss Letitis Barry Miss Elsie Mcfarland
Miss Carolyn Han Miss Georgia Cope
Miss Rae Morrow Miss Dean TisdaIe
Miss Lila Marshall was a hostess of
the afternoon. entertaining informally
at A game Of bridge followed by 4
o'clock tea Her guests numbered the
dozen members of one of the winters
clubs.
Mrs. II. X. Belden and her daughter.
Miss Nadine Belden, are spending sew
eral months in Vienna.
one OF the largest dances of the
month viii take place tomorrow even
ing at the Home club IN East Oakland,
when 500 members and guests of lie
Beau Monde club will celebrate the
opening ball of the season. A charm
ing decorative ScneTne mas been planned
BY the committee on arrangements.
The patronesses Of the club are Mrs. II.
c CapwelL Mrs NJ. J. Keller. Mrs.
Paul T. Carroll. Mrs. Frank Barnett.
An interesting wedding of the COM
ing winter viii be that of Miss Henri
eta Kurtz and Chester Crowder For
the last two years the bride elect has
made her home with her brother and
sister in Piedmont. She is gifted as
musician Crowder is engaged III the
automobile business in Modesto.
Louise Brehanv. assisted by Ebert
Cowan. pianist; r. c. Mclean, 'cellist;
Wallace Q. Won Helms. violinist, gave
program OF song before the members
and guests Of Ebell this afternoon. The
numbers follow:
Trio-'sSerenade'' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Widor
Song--.The Merry, Merry Lark Nevin
Song-''At Twilight t'.-.-.-----.---- -.----. NeEin
Song-t'The Rosary (violin and cello OBJ
soug-.'Afighty LAX Rose Cobfigsto) Nevin
--Tilanelle'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DELI Aqua
His Jullahy -----.---..------- Carrie Bond
A Memory .................... Edna Park
''C'ers Una Volta un Principe (aris from
III Gusrany' ).---..---.--..----- Comes
f'Gsr Butterfly. ...-....-. e. .Hawley
'Thou'rt Like Unto a Flower" Father Bauer