The San Francisco call., 1910-09-02

HOSPITABLE DOORS
Will Be REOPENED
Arbor Villa, Home of Borax
King, to Be Scene of
Winter Gayety

OAKLAND, Sept. 1.-Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Smith are planning to reopen
Arbor villa, their East Oakland home,
early in November upon their return
from their summer home at Shelter
island where they have been since
son spent in travel abroad. The last
month or so the Smith party has taken
some delightful cruises along the At
lantic coast. Among the guests whom
they have entertained this year at
Shelter island is Mrs. J. M Brock, who
visited with them fortnight before
crossing the continent to her home In
Berkeley. Mrs. Brock was among the
CaEfornians to spend the summer
abroad.
Miss Helen Hyde was the motif for
a luncheon at which Mrs. Lillian Brown
Everts and Miss Florinne Brown en-
tertained a dozen guests this week at
their home in the Lakeside district.
Miss Hyde who belongs to one OF the
older Oakland families, is another Cali
fornia woman to win fame away from
her home city. For several years she
has lived in Japan, and both there and
in America her unusual art studies
have attracted attention until she is
recognized as an artist of remarkable
ability. After her short visit with her
friends in Oakland, Miss Hyde will
leave tomorrow for the east, where
she will spend the early winter, per-
haps later continuing her journey to
Europe.
In honor of Miss Eliza McMullin
who will leave within the fortnight
for a winter on the Atlantic coast
Miss Harriet Stone and Miss Marion
Stone presided as .hostesses over a
large dinner this evening at the family
home near Elmhurst. The guests in
cluded a number of the younger set
An informal dance was enjoyed follow
ing the discussion of the menu.
Mrs. Edward Walsh gave an In
formal dinner this evening, asking
half dozen guests to meet DIR. John
Louis Lohse and Mrs. Lohse.
Mrs. A. L. Friek entertained yester
day afternoon at one of the large card
parties of the week. a number of the
local matrons accepting her hospitality
at an hour at bridge followed by an
informal tea.
Mrs. Louis Weinman, who before her
wedding of the midsummer was Miss
Alice Teller, was the honored guest
this afternoon at the tea at which her
mother, Mrs. Philip S. Teller, received
at the family residence in Alameda
Mrs. Weinman has been one of the
most extensively entertained brides of
the year. A number of the more nota-
BILE events of the early winter will be
given in compliment to her.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard P. Miller. are
expecting to spend the coming week in
Sacramento where they will be en-
tertained.
A coterie of girls crossed the bay this
afternoon to accept the hospitality of
| Miss Janet Painter and Miss Pauline
Painter, who entertained at luncheon
at the Palace, the guests later attend
ing the matinee. Miss Frances Pierce
was the motif for the occasion. Among
Miss Marie Tyson, Miss Frances Ram
| sey Miss Dorothy Mann and Miss Ethel
| Gregg.
| Mrs. E. c. Morrison was a recent
| hostess, asking a large number of the
| the hospitality of her Vernon street
home Mrs. Morrison made Mrs. San
| derson, charming woman who has
| come from the east to live in Oak
| land, her guest of honor.
At simple wedding at which were
present only the relatives Of the con-
| tracing parties, the marriage of DR..
| Edwin A. Kruse and Miss Madeleine
Cohn was solemnized in Berkeley at
| the Spruce street home of the bride 8
| parents, DIR. and Mrs. I. E. Cohn, yester-
! day morning. Rev. George G.. Eldredge,
| pastor Of st. Johns Presbyterian
| church, performed the service.
| Mrs. Kruse is a telented musician of
/ the North Berkeley set and Is well
known in this city, where she has
| lived with her parents for several
years. DR.. Kruse is a graduate of the
| dental department of the university,
and has Offices in South Berkeley
After honeymoon trip to Lake
| Tahoe. the young couple will make
| their home in Berkeley in Oxford street
| near Rose, where a pretty bungalow
has been built by the dentist for his
bride.