The San Francisco call., 1910-03-31
GIVES A PARTY TO
REVEAL BFTROTHAL
Miss Helen DOrnin Says That
She VIII Become Bride of
William R. ChiIdS

OAKLAND. March .30.-one of the
MANIFEST announcements of the season
was made this afternoon. when Miss
Helen Dornin told of her betrothal to
william R. Childs at the card party
which she gave in honor of Miss Sevilla
HAYDEN. the fancee of Clarence Shuey.
Miss Dornin is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Dornin, fam
ilv prominent in financial and social
circles on both sides of the bay, and
is popular with the younger set, IN
whose pleasures she has taken an act
i've part. Last year Miss Dornin spent
number Of months abroad. She is
gifted as a musician and has consid-
siderable artistic ability.
Childs is a graduate Of the University
. Of California and a member OF the
sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. he
IS the son Of Mrs. Mary Childs-
Miss Dornin entertained 40 guests
TODAY at bridge and 500 at the family
residence in Webster street Assisting
her in the receiving party We're;
Mss SeFiua Hayden Mrs. Taylor Bel
Miss Anna Franck Mrs. William de Prem
Miss Norma Castle cry ~.
Miss Dorothy Wilkinson Mrs- yonn blDett
Mrs. William Birt !Nrs' LOUIS "'OiieS
IN lDnDL OA vi - y am ~ - --''A-N-
who until her marriage last month
vas Miss Treasure Ellis of Petaluma,
Mrs. J. ". McCIymonds entertained at
z reception this afternoon, having IN
cluded about 200 guests in her invita-
tion.
Mrs. Joseph Little and Miss Evelyn
Jones. the fancee of Weare Little, were
the complimented guests at large re-
ception. at which Mrs. W c Little en-
rertained this afternoon at the family
home in Broadway. The hostess was
assisted in greeting her friends by her
daughters, Mrs. George Ketcham. and
Miss Carolyn Little
The second and last ball of the Oak
land Assembly was a brilliant event Of
the evening at Ebell club house. Sup
per was served in the banquet room at
midnight More than $50 guests en-
joyed the affair. The patronesses of
the assembly were:
Mrs Frank Lampson Mrs. Charles Triper
Brown Hutchinson
Mrs Bernard p. Ran Mrs. william G. Hen
Mzs. August scbining Mrs William Bull Prin-
Mrs George d Green gle
Ms william Thornton SIrs. Edson F. Adams
Mr. Frederick English Grs Harry GhicksrIng
Mrs Harry Knowles Mrs George ". McNesr
Mrs- Philip E. Bowlesl
Among the members this season have
been:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mr.. and Mrs William
Proctor De Fremery
NJ snd Mrs W. F. MT. and MIS-, william
Mre and Mrs william srf. and Mrs. Edward
Mr.. and 9iifls Mrs. Roger Mr.. and Mrs. wickham
Chickering Ravens
Mr. and Mrs Charles Miss Vera Havemeyer
Niunr Csoodsu Miss Florence Heushsw
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Miss Molie Mathes
Lundbors Miss Josephine johnson
NJ and Mrs. Sidney V. Miss Ruth Hall
Smith Miss Charlotte Hall
Mr. and Mrs Charles Miss Ailene Aldrich
D. Bates Jr. Miss Elsie EFerSon
Mr. and MES. p. II. Miss Beatrice Simpson
Smith Miss Else Schilling
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miss Vivs Nicholson
nf. @ and Mrs. George Miss virsinie Won Lo-
Hammer ben Sells
Miss Ethel Hsveneyer Miss FlOrinne Brown
Miss Adele EngeIhardt was hostess
70 SO OF the younger set at dance
and informal supper this evening.
More than 75 guests accepted of the
hospitality of Miss Harriet Rix and
Mrs Hickok this evening. when they
entertained at prettily appointed
dance in honor of Miss Edna Hickok.
Mrs. James G. Allen and Mrs. Fred
erick Hathaway divided the honors of
s. HouEhton received half a hundred
guests this afternoon at her Adams
point residence
Mrs. Guy Earl and Mrs. William Mol
ler were the complimented guests at
the luncheon at which Mrs. Archibald
Borland and her daughter. Mrs. Ed
ward Won Adelung entertained q score
Of guests from this side Of the bay
at the Palace this afternoon.
Mrs. Anna PARCELS has included the
women of the tourist section OF Ebell
IN her invitation for Friday of this
week when she viii offer an After
noon in Venice" for their diversion at
her home in Webster street. Miss An
toinette Gardiner Wilkinson is curator
OF this section.