The San Francisco call., 1910-03-29
SOCIETY WOMEN
Will ENTERTAIN
Miss Emma Mahony and Miss
Louise Mahony to Be
HOstesSeS at Tea

OAKLAND, March 2s.-one of the in
teresting social events of the week will
be the large tea Wednesday afternoon
which Miss Emma z. Mahony and Miss
Louise Mahony are to give at their
apartments. in the Alta Casa, California
and Powell streets. San Francisco. The
affair will be in compliment TO Miss
Everson, who is going abroad almost
Immediately afterward.
The hours will be from to o'clock
and 200 cards have been sent out, most
of them TO friends OF the guest of honor
and the hostesses on this side of the
bay. The receiving party is as follows:
Mrs wickham Hsvens Mrs. Granville Abbott
Mrs Dan F. Belden Miss Mona Crellin
Mrs oscar FitZslani Miss Grace Holt
Long Miss Edith Holt
Mrs. walter H. Henry Miss n: Martin
Mrs. Robert Lee Ste Mrs Wallace Alexander
pbenson Miss Clsrice Lohse
Mrs Thomas Pheby Miss Ellis
Mrs. William II. Morri- Miss Helene Bsssett
son Miss Margaret Bassett
Mrs. George Hammer Miss Helen Glenn
Mrs. Giles Easton Miss Carmelita Glenn
Mrs A. A. Moore Jr. Miss Anita Thomson
Mrs Montel Taylor Miss Edith Benjamin
Mrs George E. Whitney
In honor of Mrs. George Doubleday,
who within a few days will return to
her home in New York after visit of
several weeks as the guest of her moth
er. Mrs. James Mofitt this evening en-
1ertained at an elaborate dinner in the
dining hall OF the Claremont country
club. Covers were laid for half hum
dred guests. After the discussion of the
menu an informal dance was enjoyed.
Thursday evening Miss Genevieve
Chambers will entertain at dinner at
the family residence in Walsworth ave-
nue., the guests including the members
-. 1,rr
chosen 10 attend her at her marriage
with Frank Elwell Case of Seattle,
which will take place Tuesday evening
of the coming week. The guests will be
Miss Madeline Chambers, Miss May
Coogan, Miss lima Chase, Robert Wat
son Boyce of Seattle. John A. Brewer.
Thomas Earl Palmer and Frank Case.
Mrs. FELTON, Taylor has sent out cards
for bridge party to be held Monday.
April 4.
Mrs William Moller, who with her
family viii leave this spring for
years sojourn abroad. will be the guest
of honor Wednesday afternoon at
luncheon, when Mrs. Archibald Borland
and Mrs. Edward Won AdeIung enter
tain at the Palace. A score of guests
will cross from this side of the bay.
Miss Myrtle Simms will entertain
half dozen girls informally at bridge
Wednesday afternoon, a chat over The
tea cups rounding out the hour
Miss Julia Frances Curtin, the charm
ing iancee of Charles W. Flint. is be-
ing extensively feted since the an
nouncement of her betrothal, Mrs. Ar
thur Proctor. formerly Miss Abba kel-
lozg being a recent hostess entertain
ing in her honor. Miss Curtin is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Curtin
of Helena, Mont. The bridegroom elect
IS the son Of L. T. Flint, pioneer of
Oakland. The family home in Castro
street was one of the earliest resi-
dences in that district
Miss Lucy Harrison has invited a
large number of guests from this side
os the bay to tea Saturday afternoon,
April 2. The affair is planned in honor
OF Miss Ruth Boericke and Miss Helen
Sutton. two brides elect of the season.
on Saturday evening, April 8, Mrs.
William Palache will preside AS hostess
over the Easter dance of the Informal
dancing club. an exclusive organization
including half hundred of the younger
set in its personnel.
The B club. which includes in it's
membership about 100 of the younger
set who have not been formally pre-
sented to society, will give the last
dance of the season Friday evening,
April s, in Ebell clubhouse. The pa
tronesses of the club are:
Mrs 7. c. Coogan Mrs j. Carroll Ewing
Mrs II. c. Capweu Mrs William B. Snea-
Mrs. A. r. DabHey then
Mrs Charles Lowell