The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24
FEET TO TWINKLE
FOR KRIS KRINGLE
Many Dancing Parties Will En-
liven Christmas Season in
East Bay Cities

OAKLAND. Dec. 2S-Cards are out
Tor number of informal dances which,
with the assemblies of the larger clubs.
promise that dancing will be a favorite
diversion of the smart set during the
later season. Mrs. Philip E. Bowles
and Miss Amy Bowles are planning a
dance at the Pines Wednesday evening.
January 4, which will include MANY of
the exclusive set.
Miss Florence Mcknight has asked
half hundred of the younger set to
enjoy an informal house dance at her
Fruitvale residence on Wednesday
evening of the coming week.
Mrs A. Schloss will entertain at a
dance the following evening in honor
OF her son. Owen Schloss. at the family
home in Berkeley
rrlday evening, January s, one of
the largest private dances of the season
VIII be given at the Home club by
Mrs. William A Schrock and her daugh-
ter, Miss Eta Schrock, nearly $50 of
the younger set having received cards.
The first dance of the recently or
gan1zed assembly. whose membership
includes the debutantes of the last few
seasons and which claims as its
patronesses Mrs. c. C. Clay, Mrs Mar
tin w. Kales and Mrs w H. Greed.
VIII be given Friday evening, Decem-
Der 80, and will be an unusually pretty
affair
The Junior assembly, which holds its
dances in Ebell club house, will give
party on the coming Wednesday
evening
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dances with the brilliant January ball
of the Berkeley assembly, which takes
place in Masonic temple on the evening
of Monday, January Is. The patron
esses of the assembly are:
Mrs Henry Martinez Mrs Harry AlIston
Mrs Selim woodwOrth Williams
Mrs. Clinton Day Mrs Edward Clam
Mrs Charles NJ. .Gayley Mrs. A j. Raiston
Mrs MIS- sidney Smith Mrs James Van Loben
Wheeler Mrs John Shook
Mrs. f. o. Leusehner Mrs WiIfred Page
Mrs. Raymond Wilson Mrs A. NJ Sutton
Mrs Henry Glass
The Informal dancing club will give
the second dance of the winter in Unity
hall on the evening of January 20 A
dozen of Berkeley's prominent matrons
Will be patronesses of the club.
The Alameda assembly, the most ex-
elusive dancing club of the Encinal
City, Will give ball on the evening of
January 6, with nearly 250 guests
The next dance of the D. c. d. c.
will take place in the ballroom of the
Claremont country club Thursday even
ing, January II, and will be followed
by three more affairs this season.
The Christmas party at Arbor Villa
will be an elaborate event, with Mr.
and Mrs. f. NJ. Smith entertaining a
score or SO members of the family In
the afternoon a tree for the little folk
will be followed later by dinner and a
tree for the grownup guests. Among
those who will be included in the cele-
bration will be:
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Ellis
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Mrs. F. d. Ellis
Crossley Mrs. Rosencrans
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Miss Marion Ellis
Miller Miss Grace Sperry
Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Smith returned
yesterday from the east and abroad,
where they have been since their mar
riage in the midsummer. Mrs. Smith
was formerly Miss Clara Meitzer of Chi
cago. They will establish a home in
California.
Miss Ruth Casey is in Florence,
where she is planning to remain over
the holiday season.