The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06


alumni of the Theta Chi fraternity dur
ing the last week. The party went up
the river in a barge and spent the day
under the oaks Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Noak Miss Edith Cummings
Mr. and Mrs Clinton Miss Carolina Teichert
Harber Miss Helen Franz
Mr. and Mrs Jedd Nc Miss Leslie Sheehan
Clatchy Ted Gay
DR.. and Mrs. Royal Arthur Rivett
Miss Elizabeth Ffnnic Thomas Valentine
Miss Gretchen eFag Miller Mcbride
Miss Mae Hoffman Lester Johnson
Miss Amparito Fafrar Fritz Grau
Miss Ruby Siller Arthur Shannon
Miss Elsa Flint Raymond Bontz
Miss Helen Pierce Carl Ernst
Miss Marion Upson Nellie Mathews
jules Sehwoerer Adolph Ielehert
Miss Martha Warning Edward Walsh
ton Elmer Breckenfeld
Miss Dorothy Ross Henry Ellis
Miss Fay Sellinger Percy Smith
Miss Ruth Young H. Stewart
Miss Winona Smith Arnold Ladd.
Miss Mamie Sheehan John Wilhoit
Miss Mabel Bontz Montfort Riegensburger
Miss Marie Ernst of Stockton
Miss Muriel Kaufman walpole Miller of San
Miss Lolita Jodoin Francisco
Miss Regina Harney Donald Seymour
Miss Georgia Landsbor- Harry Seymour
@ough
Miss IrIna Phleger entertained Tues
day preparatory to her departure
Thursday for the east to attend the
Chi Omega convention, to be held IN
Kentucky this month. Before her re-
turn Miss Phleger will visit in the
south and stop at washington, Balti-
more and New York. Her guests
Tuesday were:
Mary Lindley Emily ellis
Eleanor Beard Neva Curtis
Gretchen Grau Elizabeth Finnie
Mae Hoffman Lelta Jones
Irene Pritchar1 Mrs Russell Galloway
Corinne Dillman Mrs G. A. STARK
Nina Hebron weather
The engagement of Miss Mae Bronze,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bronze Jr., to George Walker, was an
nounced Friday at a luncheon given by
Mrs. Bronze to members of thimble
bee. Covers were LAID for:
Mrs. c. H. s. Bidwen Mrs George Real
Mrs. Rodney Morrissey Mrs George Neville
Mrs. Oliver stahl Miss Clara Layton OF
Mrs. William White Chicago
Mrs. George Burton
Mrs. Leavitt RenschIer entertained
the Lady Washington club and several
guests Friday afternoon when bridge
was introduced to take the place of
needle work. The event was rendered
to Mrs. Harry Davis and Miss Hazel
Davis, the guests of honor and also
house guests of Mrs. Rensselaer,. Lunch
con was served at the conclusion of
the game, to which the invited guests
were:
Mrs Frank d. Ryan Jr. rsIrs.-F. J. Hunger
Mrs. George Locke Mrs George F. Walsh
Mrs. George sellinger Mrs T. B. Richards
Under the oaks at Dry creek a picnic
party spent Saturday. The participants
were members of the priscilla circle.
The committee in charge of affairs for
the outing consisted of Mrs. A. e. Sui
livan, Mrs. Lester Hinsdale, Mrs. Sid
ney Stoner and Miss Florence Mont
fort.
The Misses Sybil and Gretchen Grau
entertained Saturday afternoon COM
plimentary to Mrs. julius Hauser of
Los Angeles, who, with Miss Louise
Hauser is visiting friends in Sacra-
mento. Covers were laid for:
Mrs. Hauser Mrs Louis Gerber of
Miss Hauser Klamath Falls
Mrs. j. Miller of Los Mrs. John l.. Siller
Angeles Mrs T. Armstrong
Miss Annie Gerber Mrs Frank KrauS
Miss Elsie Siller Mrs Frank Laferty
Mrs Alexander Four Mrs Herman Mier
ness Mrs =. Schwartz
Mrs. Eli Fourness Mrs. G. E. Martin
One of the bridge clubs which will
continue weekly sessions throughout
the summer was entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Miss Elsa Flint, when
Miss Helen Pierce, Miss Selma Laven-
son and Mrs. Clinton Harber were
asked to meet the members over the
game.
Miss Emily ellis entertained a group
of young women Tuesday evening at
bridge.