The San Francisco call., 1910-03-24
CARDS AND MUSIC
ENGAGE SMART SET
Several Functions Announced
for the Early Days of the
Easter Season

OAKLAND. March 2S.-Mrs- Philip
walsh has invited a number of the
younger matrons to accept her hopsi-
tsIity for an hour about the bridge ta-
bles wednesday afternoon. April 6.
Supper viii be served after the games.
Miss Elsie Marwedel was hostess at
an informal musicale recently at the
MarwedeI residence in Fruitvale avenue
in honor of Miss Virginia Rich. Miss
Rich is a charming southern girl, who
will remain in the bay cities until May,
dividing the time OF her visit between
her brother and Mrs. Daniel Crosby,
formerly Miss Agnes Buchanan.
Mrs. George NJ Flint and Mrs. Joseph
Atwell will unite in entertaining at a
pretdly appointed dinner tomorrow
evening, 10 young matrons of one of
the winters bridge clubs and their hus-
bands being included in the invitation
for the affair. The clubhouse in Pied
mont Will lend an ideal setting for the
feast. a session at the card tables
viii round out the evening. Those
who will enjoy this closing event of the
season are:
Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Mr., and Mrs. Henry
Nj. H'SSd and Mrs. Harry Mr.. .''is6 aud Mrs. Henry
Blachley Plummer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mr.. and Mrs. william
Mr' pan and Mrs. Luther Mr., = and f' Mrs Joseph
Dinm Smith
Mr.. aud Mrs. George mr. aud Mrs Seth Tai
NJ. Flint colt
Mrs. William Farley has gone to
Carmel by the Sea for several weeks,
planning to remain until late in April
Before her marriage few seasons ago
Mrs. Farley was Miss Ray Wellman.
Her Claremont home is one of the most
attractive of that district.
Mrs. Roy McCabe is entertaining as
her house guest during the week Mrs.
Newton Koser. Mrs. McCabe lives at
Byron springs, where she frequently
entertains guests from the city
Mrs. Leslie Rice viii return tomor-
row from a short trip to Bakersfield,
where she has been enjoying the last
Of the Lenten days.
Mrs. Egbert Stone has included half
4 hundred friends in her invitation for
an informal reception Thursday after
noon OF the coming week. asking them
to meet Mrs. James @. Allen, Mrs.
Charles Minor GoodaH and Mrs. Fred
Hathaway. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Good
all>will leave shortly for abroad. Mrs.
Hathaway goes to Seattle to establish
her home permanently.
Saturday, April 2, Miss Lily Leimert.
The iancee of Bert Schrader, will be
the house guest at a 800" party, at
which Mrs. Clyde Schrader will enter
ain.
A number of the younger set have
been included in the dance which Miss
Adele Engelhardt has planned for
Wednesday evening, March 80.
Mrs. M. ]. Laymance will give an
elaborate bridge party Immediately
after Easter, having asked a large
number of guests to meet Mrs. Hamil-
ton Of Pittsburg. who has been spend
ing several weeks in the bay cities.
Mrs. Laymance has sent out cards for
Wednesday afternoon. April 6, and will
receive her guests at the family resi-
5ence in Fifth avenue Mrs Hamilton
viii return TO her eastern home next
month.
Mrs. Grace Davis Northrup will leave
early in the summer for New York,
planning to be absent from California
for a year. She will devote herself to
musical study while on the Atlantic
coast. At the solicitation of her
AilChoo MIS- NOilti up Will give d ldIS-
well concert Tuesday evening, April II,
in Ebell club house. She will be as
sisted by Nine. O'Moore, the gifted
violinist, who has recently established
herself in Berkeley.
Mrs. c. c. Clay and Miss Madeline
Clay. who enjoyed a sojourn of several
weeks in the southern part of the state,
have returned to Level Lea and are
being cordially welcomed by the smart
set Mrs. Philip Clay also, who spent
q month at Riverside with her little
family, has reopened her Fruitvale
home