The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
MRS. DINSMORE TO
RETURN TO COAST
Former Miss Marietta Havens
Will Reopen Oakland Home
for Season

O<1hA1A-NDs sept 1b.-MTS. Idul
Dinsmore, who has been spending the
late summer on the Atlantic coast. ex-
poets TO return TO California within
fortnight and reopen her Vernon
heights residence for the season. Be
fore her marriage OF two seasons ago
Mrs Dinsmore was Miss Marietta
Hsvens.
Announcement has been made by the
pstronesses of a number Of the smart
assemblies that there will be no dances
this season. Although the matrons
who the last half dozen winters had or
ganized the Friday Night club and
brought IL through the seasons success
fully about decided last year that it
would be the last of its existence. 1t
did not seem possible that the organi-
cation would be abandoned. But the
Friday Night will not be among the
dancing clubs Of the season. Neither
viii the Assembly, the untra exclusive
club. which included only $50 of the
smart set and whose patronesses were
score Of the most prominent social
leaders Cards have been issued for
the junior assembly. an interesting
club Of the girls who have not been
formally presented What little dane
ing their older brothers and sisters
will ensoy during the season will be
found at the private dances, which have
never been exceedingly popular on
this side Of the bay. or at the regular
Saturday night dances at the Country
Club.
be the elaborate dinner over which
Mrs. William AZ Schrock will preside
as hostess at her home IN Sixth ave-
nue.. her 20 guests including the men,
hers Of the Five Hundred club. which
has been in existence a number of
years. A game of cards will follow
the discussion of the dinner menu.
Among those for whom covers will be
laid are;
@E and Mrs schrock Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Or. and Mrs. Henry Lsymance
Mehrmsnn Mr and Mrs. Abe P.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leach
Craft Mr. and Mrs Fred
Mr. ana Mrs. Gilbert Button
MF. and Mrs. J. Walter Poad ~
Scott
Mrs. James G. Allen was card
score of matrons Of the Monday
bridge club as her guests. An infor-
NAL luncheon preceded the hour Of
auction bridge.
Mrs. George Chase and Mrs. Traylor
Ben viii give an elaborate DrlOg6 party
st their Piedmont home tomorrow
afternoon in honor of Miss Lalla
Wenzelberger. a San Francisco girl
who viii wed Lieutenant Shea at an
early November date. Miss Wenzel-
berger has chosen TO have an informal
house wedding at the family home
across the bay. In the bridal party
will be her sister, Mrs. Adolphus
Graupner, and Mrs. Chase as matrons
of honor and Miss Lutte Collier as
maid Of honor.
Several girls who are meeting to-
gether frequently for an informal tea
and chat over their needle work will
be the guests of Miss Elizabeth Orrick
Wednesday afternoon at her home in
Vernon heights. Among those who
will accept her hospitality are:
Miss Dorothy Taylor Miss Sue Harold
Miss Alice Albright Miss Lulette Mauvais
Miss Grace Downey Miss Madeline Clay
Miss Lila Marshall Miss Cleo Posey
Miss Madeline Todd Miss Irene Farrell
Miss Evelyn Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frederick Baker
viii return 10 Oakland from abroad
just before the holiday season. They
will sail for New York Friday and
they expect 10 remain on the Atlantic
coast several weeks before beginning
their homeward journey across the
continent. After a tour of the British
isles the Bakers Travelled through Ger
many, France and Italy.
Mrs. Fred Laufer will be a dinner
hostess Thursday evening, entertain
ing as her guests a number of friends
from the southern part of the state.
Luncheon. followed by bridge, is the
diversion which Mrs. Hugh Hogan is
offering a half dozen guests Thursday
afternoon. October 6, at her home in