The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
SOCIETY GIRL IS
FIANCFS HOSTESS
Many Events of Early Summer
Fill the Time of Society
Folk

OAKLAND. June l4-Nicholas J.
Meldgen Of Rochester, n Y. is visit
ing in Oakland. his California sojourn
being made most delightful by the
many friends Of his attractive fiancee,
Miss Mary Helen Burdick The be-
trorhal of Miss Burdick and Weldgen
was formally announced early in jan
AarN, after the bride elect's's return
from = year or more spent on the At
lantic sea board. Miss Burdick is one
or the best liked girls of the younger
set and although no definite plans have
been made for her marriage she has
been extensively entertaind. Weldgen
IS practicing law in Rochester. after
having served as secretary to Governor
Hughes in Albany. He is a graduate
OF Cornell university.
Miss Helen Sutphen is returning to
California late this month after an
extended sojourn in New York, where
She recently graduated from the In
stitute Of Music. Miss Sutphen is one
or the youngest to receive the coveted
degree from the we'll known conser-
Nstorr, graduating with high honops
/ She. IS viOlinist Of unusual ability
rsnd:, 1tjll be a decided. acquisition to
the-:m1sical colony in the bay cities.
: MISS .Sptphen VIII be met in Los An
Eeles by her father. David Sutphen
.AlthoHgh the family has for number
5of: ~EeaFs resided in Alameda, il is
plannlng an attractive new home in
the *Piesimont district.
TbUrsday afternoon Miss Edith
Emigh viii entertain informally at
heF*llome in Vernon heights, claiming
q nu1nber Of friends at cards. The
wedding of Hobart Pierson and Miss
Enigh viii probably be an event of
4he. late year, although no definite
.Tslr r-s-- H-r- Fo
ceremony.
In. honor Of Mrs. r. B. Haight. who
VIII leave shortly for New Zealand,
Mrs. George Tyson viii preside at a
charningiy appointed luncheon to-
morrow afternoon at her home in Ala
media
Nj. and Mrs. Henry Bothin are in
Santa Barbara where they viii prob
ably spend the entire season. Mrs.
Bothin was formerly Miss Nellie Cha
bot, charming woman of the ex-
elusive set on this side of the bay.
since her marriage the handsome Cha
bot residence in East Oakland has
remained closed.
Miss .Genevieve Pattiani viii be a
bride Of the early fall. her wedding
being brilliant naval ceremony of
the late September or early October
Eshipman TO ensign is bringing TO the
young couple the heartiest congratu-
lation. Ensign Allen Olsen is one OF
the most popular of the younger Off
GERS.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis McDermot. with
Miss Laura Sanborn and Miss Norma
Castle. make up the personnel of a
congenfal party Of friends who have
been spending the early June days in |
the Yosemite valley.
:. Miss Evelyn Adams viii entertain
. Informally At cards tomorrow after
NOON her half dozen guests including
1lre. members of one of the smaller
card clubs which are continuing their
sessions into the summer.
Mrs. Clarence Shuey was the motif
for the elaborate bridge party at which
Mrs Harvey Lindsay entertained as
guests this afternoon at her attractive
home in ClaremOnt-
Among the weddings which have
been announced for tomorrow evening
ave those Of Norman Ellis and Miss
Alice DeWing. which viii take place
fn the Church Of the Advent: True Van
Sickle and Miss Ruby Newsom, which
VIII be soIemnized in Plymouth Con-
gregational church: Miss Sue Water
man and De Felix McCloskey; Miss
Ethel StOdLarQ ana Bruce RAINIER, Dobn
of which viii be celebrated at house
:. ceremonies.
Miss Emmy Lemcke. who returned
from a tour abroad last week, will be
fjse inspiration for the prettily appoint
ed afternoon at cards at which Mrs
sidney Haslett viii entertain few
close friends tomorrow afternoon
Bridge viii be followed by o'clock
tea
~. THE following program was rendered
AZ the Hughes club concert this even
5ng.In the Unitarian church;
Csntsta The Voice Of Fate. " Berwald
p: - Solo by Mrs. Llewelyn Williams
Irish melody. The Little Red Lark 49, 1ogers
cal '-Bedouin Love Song - Insuu Il
- Clement Rowlands.
- Ashes Of Roses ..------- .----- ;N1agt
scene and aria from Aida .------.--- efal
AIRS. D. Schenck.
The Favorite Spot - MehoeissolA
ff[lp f1iofa' o. o. % o.
Mrs IIewelyn A. Hughes
Seosch melody. ''The Boatie Rows" sleeper
? Prologue from ''u Pagiiacci" ..--.. DeoncavalO
Clement ROwlsnds.
Rarcsrolle from Love Tales Of Hoffman,
onenbseh
Aecomuanist. Mrs. Robert Hughes
p Conductor. d. P Hughes
ANS FOR $4,000 IN
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