The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

covers being laid for a score of guests
The announcement of the betrothal
of Miss Emma r. Ba Sley and Ralston
| Dyer. a ranch owner of the San Joa-
quin valley. is interesting the friends
of the bride-elect about the bay.
Today Mrs. Harry Eastland made
Miss Alberta Higgins, the guest of
honor for the afternoon at cards al
her home in Piedmont.
Mrs. Henry Kennedy Jackson was a
card hostess on Thursday evening,
claiming the members of one of the
winters clubs as her guests at an in
formal occasion. In this coterie of
friends who are meeting together fire.
quently for five hundred, are:
Mr.. and Mrs John Mr. and Mrs. Jackson
Ellsworth Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bacon
Mr., :res and NJ Mrs. Frederick Tabor
Linderman Mr.: ana Mrs. FRANK lie
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Conte
Jackson Mr.. and MIS- Cnarles
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Bradley
BurriH
Mr. and Mrs Cary Roy Browning,
formerly Miss Hazel Pitcher, are es-
tablished in a cozy home in southern
California, where Browning is engaged
in business.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Turner en-
tertained two score guests this week
at their home in Ridgway, asking them
TO meet DR.. William S. Morgan, who
has recently come to California from
Albany, N Y Doctor Morgan comes
to the west with letters of introduction
from Governor Hughes of New York
and many high officials He is an au-
thority on economical and social ques-
tions and has had unusual opportunity
of study, both here and abroad, where
he was associated with Professor Pol
lax. Doctor Morgan is a lecturer of
note and in the informal talk which
he gave before the guests of his host
and hostess confined himself to mat
ters of civic interest about Rome. Doc
tor Morgan is connected with the Pa
cifc Unitarian school of the ministry.
The second of a series of three dances
was given by the Seminole club Friday
night in Maple hall. The affair far
surpassed the first dance of the series.
The ball room was elaborately decorated
with chrysanthemums and the gold and
silver pennants OF the club. More than
800 attended the dance.
The officers of the club are: Presi-
dent. Henry Claudius; vice president,
y .
treasurer. Charles Feenan; directors,
Thomas Clancy. Jack Willis, r.. w.
Mau Richard Glissman and Gene Van
Antwerp.
The entertainment committee, which
had charge of the dance, is composed
of Jack Hassler. c. A. Ludekng Roy
Reed, Eugene Van Antwerp, Henry
Claudins and Archie Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry tum suden of
East Oakland, celebrated the forty
eighth anniversary of their marriage
Wednesday night in their home, 1927
Thirteenth avenue, where they have
lived all the 4S years of their married
life.
The tum sudens are pioneers in oak
land. There are seven children, all of
whom were present at the anniversary
celebration.
The members of the family present
at the celebration Wednesday night
were:
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. lMr; and Mrs. H. H
2. H. Haeke Jr Miss Elizabeth Bahls
Edward Hacke william T. s. Bahls
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miss Alma Bahls
W. Boyd Parker Henry n tnm Suden
B. Parker George A. tum suden
Mrs. David T. Curtis of 129 Ninth
street, who has recently returned from
was the recipient of a surprise recep-
tion given her Tuesday afternoon by a
number of members of the women's s
prohibition club OF Alameda county.
Among those present were
Mrs. Or. Case Mrs Emma Pau Bauder
Mrs. Hamilton Miss Montgomery
Mrs. c. H. Blackburn Mrs X. L. Bliss
Rev. Bauder
IN ALAMEDA
ALAMEDA, Dec. 10.-Mrs. Samuel P
Mesick Of Clinton avenue. was hostess
recently at a meeting Of one of the
smaller card clubs of Alameda, the
members of which are:
Mrs Robert Rgt, Blake asbf.. Mrs Charles Hanley
Mrs. Z, G. Sargent Mrs z. W. Taggart
Mrs. George Palmer Mrs. s. P. Terry
Mrs. Henry Wes.brookl Mrs. Mesiek.
Mrs. T. II. Davis entertained recently
in honor of her sister, Miss Alma Bart
ling of San Francisco The guests in
cluded:
Miss Bartling mfrs. Walter ruft
Miss Follansbee Mrs. J. Miers
Mrs. ~ J. Mertens Mrs Follansbee
Mrs. c. E. Wilson Mrs. Bartlett
rs. S. E GOuldn Mrs. Messer
The Tea club was entertained Mon
day afternoon at the E.. ]. Dodge home
at Alameda avenue and Chestnut street
by Mrs. Mildred Husbands. Christmas
stories and quotations formed the di-
version of the afternoon. The program
was arranged by Mrs. Frank B. Graves.
The readers were;
Mrs. George E. Mrs. p w. Barton
Plummer Miss Mary Smith
Mrs. Frank Otis
small bridge club was entertained
recently by Mrs. George IT Vrioht ~