The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
MANY ARE BIDDEN
TO BRIDGE PARTY
Members of Younger Set in
Oakland Will Entertain
Groups of Friends

OAKLAND, Jan. 14i-Miss Frances
Amann and Miss Gladys Amann have
sent out cards for one of the larger
card parties of the coming month"; ask
ing number of friends to accept of
the hospitality of the Amann residence
IN iwenty-third street Tuesday, F'eDru-
ary 1. Bridge will fuSaish the diver
sion OF the hour. The Amanns for
merly lived in Alameda, but came to
oakland to take possession of their
nome few seasons ago. Both the
girls are exceedingly popular with the
young set in Oakland as well as IN
the Encinal City.
Mrs William Watt has returned to
her home in Napa after visit with
MISS Jane Crellin at the Crellin resi-
dence in Alice street Early in the
week Miss Crellin entertained a dozen
friends of her house guest at bridge
and dainty supper.
The last dance of the Friday Night
club for the winter will take place next
week and will be largely attended by
the younger set of the bay cities. The
patronesses have arranged a charming
affair to round out the seasons assem-
blies. series of informal dinners will
be given early in the evening for the
guests who attend the dance.
Mrs. Edward Hall Dodge will leave
tomorrow for her home in Portland
after fortnight's visit as the house
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
j. Laymance.
Mrs. Roy McCabe has been enjoying a
brief visit in the bay cities, having
come down from her home near Byron
Springs. Before her marriage Mrs.
McCabe was Miss Edith Gaskill, one of
the well liked girls of the smart set.
Her occasional visits to town are made
the occasions of a round of informal
pleasures which her friends arrange in
her honor.
Two of the more elaborate bridge
parties of the month will be those for
which Miss Edna Siegfried has issued
cards, asking 80 guests for each affair.
The first will be given Wednesday, jan
uary 26. the next taking place the day
following. The young hostess will en-
tertain at the family home in Alameda.
The wedding of Miss Kitty Bucking-
ham and Joseph Koford will be SOL
emnized next month. The bride TO be
and her .fiance are graduates of the
University of California. The betrothal
was announced several months ago and
Miss Buckingham has since been the
recipient of a number of compliments.
A coterie of music lovers has been en-
joying the series of matinee concerts
which are being given by the Minetti
quartet fortnightly at the residence of
Mrs. James de Fremery. The Sunday
afternoons devoted to the program OF
chamber music and guest list includes
a group of friends. The second in the
series viii be given next week
Miss Evelyn Adams. who will attend
Miss Elsie Campbell as maid of honor
on the occasion of her wedding with
Maurice Walsh January 25 has planned
a compliment in honor of the young
bride to he for Tuesday afternoon,
when she will entertain at luncheon at
the Palace hotel Covers ~i!. be laid
for Mrs. Alexander Campbell, Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Walsh, Mrs. w. II. Adams and
four bridesmaids whom Miss Campbell
has chosen to complete her bridal party,
Miss Ruby Richards. Miss Alice Powell,
Miss Jessie Craig and Miss Edith Beck.
ment of Miss Lena Schneider and Ed
ward NJ. Rider was announced last
night at a dinner given by Mrs. c. j..
hammond, sister of the bride to be, at
the Hammond home In Pacific avenue
Miss Schneider is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. p. Schneider of 2013 Clin-
ton avenue and is a sister of Henry
Schneider, Park street merchant.
Rider is in the employ of the Oakland
traction company. The wedding will
not take place until fall.