The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
Will CROSS BAY
FOR AN AT Home
Many Guests to Accept the
Hospitality of Mrs.
F. M. Eaton


of guests will cross the bay Wednesday
afternoon to accept the hospitality of
the Broderick street residence of Mrs.
Frederick Malcolm Eaton, who will re-
ceiye at an elaborate "at home" in
honor of Miss Valentine. The young
matron has sent out cards to friends
on both sides of the bay announcing
o'clock rs the hour of her reception.
Before her marriage Mrs. Eaton lived
in Oakland, where she was favorite
with wide circle of acquaintance.
Mrs. Frank Lampson Brown and Mrs.
William Thornton White, who have
been spending the late fall in New
YORK, have returned to California,
where they are being cordially well
coined. Both Mrs. Brown and her
daughter Mrs. White, are leaders of
the smart set on this side of the bay,
and will entertain extensively this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bacon are re-
Joiclng in the advent of little son
| in their home week ago Before her
marriage Mrs Bacon was Miss Ida
Marriott, one of the most popular
| girlssof the smart set in Alameda and
across the bay.
Mrs tEdmund keeffe will entertain
coterie of guests tomorrow afternoon
at her home in San Francisco, making
MISS GLADYS Courtian, the pretty fiancee
of her brother, Jack Britton, the guest
of honor. The wedding of Miss Cour-
tan and Britton is announced for the
evening of Thursday October 81, at
the Courtian family residence.
party of friends. who make up the
personnel of the Sixty-three club will
go to the Santa Cruz mountains over
| the weekend to be the house guests of
Mrs. p A, Jordan. Among those who
Will accept the hospitality of the sum-
mer cottage are Mrs E. J. Holt, Mrs
r. d. Rue, Mrs Philip S. Teller. Mrs.
Louis James, Mrs. w. l.. Hem. Mrs
George Emmons, Mrs. j. G Spaulding,
Mrs Charles Tisdale, Mrs. Robert
Swayne, Mrs. George Plummer, Mrs.
| Charles Okell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Smith. whose
wedding was In event of the mid June.
and who left Immediately for a honey
moon on the continent. are in Germany
after an interesting tour of Sweden
and Denmark. Their plans will keep
them abroad for number of months
longer. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss
Clara Meitzer of Chicago.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Walter Hen
ry will entertain one of tue winters
card clubs at an informal game of
bridge and supper at her Vernon
heights residence.
| Mrs n. A. Acker entertainer inform
ally at luncheon followed By auction
/ &. H.
| guests including the members OF the
Monday bridge club.
The new home which is to be built
in Piedmont for Mr.. and Mrs. John P.
Irish will be one of the handsomest
of the hill district, and will be ready
| for occupancy early in the year The
old family residence in central Oakland
will be given up.
An attractive new home which is in
| course of erection is the Swiss caalet
which has been planned in the Care
mont district by Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
| within a few weeks.
Mrs. Charles Burckhalter. who has
been on the Atlantic coast for the last
month, will return to Oakland within a
week or two. In her absence her home
HoS DcSu piCSloSu NcI pS iiOi udu
Mrs. Newton, who was formerly Miss
Mae Burckhalter.
A young matron who is being well
coined to the bay cities by a wide circle
of friends is Mrs. William t. Young
who has come from her home at Fort
Jones to be the house guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Waddell.
| in PeraIta heights for the early winter.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Constance Lyons. the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lyons,
and Clyde e. Healy of Berkeley The
ceremony was performed by Rev c. M.
Cutting of San Rafael. The bridegroom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. =. r. Healy.