The San Francisco call., 1913-08-31
numerous Functions Will
Be Held by Oakland
Organizations
|erkeley and Alameda So
cial Set Engrossed With
Wedding Affairs

Winter assembly. the Emitgaur
embIy and several others will
ze their announcements within a
k or so.
mong the first OF the card clubs
.reorganize viii be the Cosmos and
Monday Bridge.
number Of the smaller groups
meeting for informal bridge par
g. Mrs. John Albert Marshall was
hostess at one of these during the
week. The philanthropic socie-
are arranging their benefits for
early winter. claiming the in
|bst of the smart set.
Iocietv viii be well represented at
musicale which the Piedmont Mu-
b club has arranged for Monday
Aning as a testimonial TO Miss Lii
Devendorf. Miss Devendorf has
n accepted by Ysaye as a pupil
L will go abroad soon to begin her
4 dies. Miss Ruth Sharon and Mrs.
/ hard Partington viii have a place
the program, which follows:
ta. No. 5.........-..-....... Mozart
Miss Sharon.
"AIeadows' .................. Handel
''Serenade" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Strauss
Mrs. Partington.
Srerto, Opus 64....-..-..-....-M -Mendelssohn
Miss Devendorf.
-urne, Opus g.. 62.................-... Chopin
Miss Sharon.
Eomance ---.-----'---. 4 eelnoven
Caprice .....---. Biennvis
Miss Devendorf.
'salutstion 10 the Dawn" "....-...-.-
Elegy .-..--.----. .---..---..
Mrs. Partington.
Irhe patronesses Of the evening are
s. Frank C. Havens, Mrs. Wallace
lsxander, Mrs. William E. Sharon,
S s. H Hamilton Brown, Mrs. Allen
lickering, Mrs. William Ede, Miss
lith Bridges, Mrs. c. W. Hunt. Mrs.
c. Barnard, Mrs. f. c. McHenry,
g. James K. Mofltt, Mrs. Lucius
rris. Mrs. Mark L. Requa. Miss Ma
Ransom, Mrs. George Roeth, Mrs
nderp Mrs. Adolph Uhl,
8 A Lowndes Scott.
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Hhe important weddings of the
ning week will be the house cere-
ny at which Ralph High, son of
and Mrs. William H. High. will
rry Miss Bessie Yates, and the
irch service at which Miss Mar
hrita Burke viii plight her troth
Harold Durney. The Burke-D Dur
marriage viii be solemnized
sdnesday morning in St. Joseph's
rch and viii be followed by a
.lding breakfast in the Burke resi-
lce- Miss Yates has chosen Miss
lberta Haslett as her only attend
with William H. High Jr. as best
q for his brother. The ceremony
be read at the sunset hour
|dnesday in the home of the brides
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Yates, in
kelley.
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wo of the larger functions Of the
Fix are planned in compliment to
T. M0ylan G. Fox Jr., who until
marriage of this month was Miss
a Musser. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox have
n spending their honeymoon tour
southern California and are stay
a few days in Oakland before
/ # departure for their new home
Idaho Miss Grace Ewing has
\ ed $50 Of the younger set to meet
s. Fox at a tea Friday afternoon
the Ewing residence in Vernon
bet. Assisting her in the receiv-
E--A - " IL AE ~ - AluSSGI.
+. J. Carroll Ewing. Miss Mabel Ish.
Is Downey. Mrs. Neal Harris, Miss
! en- CoOgan. Miss Maurine Berry.
s Phyllis Lowell, Miss Lila Lowell.
+ Dorothy Capweu. Miss Dorothy
Boyle, Miss Carmen Ghirardelli and
S Hazel Ingels.
8aturday evening Miss Dorothy
wei viii give dinner dance in
or Of Mr. and Mrs. Fox
X \
'everal hundred guests have re-
.red cards for the at home" at
ch Mrs. John Albert Marshall will
|ertain Tuesday afternoon at her
fremont home. The guests of
or are Mrs. Paul o. Tfetzen and
u. James Hamilton of Pittsburg.
B have been spending the winter
california
lhe Emitgaur assembly is announc-
the first dance of the winter for
ssday evening, October Z. The as
blies viii be given in the ivory
n OF Hotel Oakland. The patron
Is OF the season are Mrs. Fred w.
fer, Mrs. George H. Coolidge, Mrs.
\ on Rutley, Mrs. E. T. Eckert.
X X
Rhe younger set is planning an in
pal dancing club for the early sea-
including 100 OF their number in
invitation for a series of assem-
s in the Horton school. The pat
esses are Mrs. John R. Farrell,
A c. Posey, Mrs. oliver Orrick.
80ng the members will be Miss
abeth Orrick, Miss Irene Farrell,
8 Cleo Posey, Miss Elsie Posey,
Myra Hall, Miss Marie McHenry,
Lila Lowell. Miss Phyllis Lowell.
Dorothy Capwel1. Miss Helen
gan, Miss Marjorie Coogan, Miss
othy Taylor and Miss Helen Acker.
#r. and Mrs. Charles league, for
fly Miss Marguerite Buffers. are
hing the Atlantic coast. They viii
in Fresno.
iss Pauline Adams is a member Of
raj Of the dancing clubs among
. younger set. She and her sister,
Gertrude Adams, spent the sum
on the Atlantic coast
iss Winifred Handley has joined
mother and sister, MISS Elnei
dley. at Blue Lakes for the late
tn.
r. and Mrs. Charles Leonard Smith
rned to town this week from Cas-
). where they have spent a part Of
4 month.
X
trs. william G. Palmanteer is en-
/ aiming as her guest her daughter,
Ewald Grunsky Jr. Mr.. and Mrs
nsky viii probably remain in the
y cities this winter.
arneda Social News
LAIEDA, Aug. 30.-AIiss Helen
a. who has been on a visit with
relatives, Hugh Gallagher and
g Rose Gallagher, for the last
en months, left yesterday for her
be in indianapolis In company with
father and sister. Miss Shea