The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-07
CLUB PARTIES.

The members OF the Entire Nous Cotillon
Club gave their final german OF this season last
Friday evening in the maple room of the Palace
Hotel and made the affair most successful
one. The attendance was quite large and
select and the evening was passed In most
enjoyable manner. The cotilon, which was
under the leadership OF Sanford g. Lewald,
was commenced about O'Clock, and he fol-
lowing figures were introduced: "Parsian
Cross aud Circle" "Entre Nous" military
Flag" and Developed Circles" Afterward a
few regular dances were enjoyed. and the
affair came to pleasant end at late hour
Those in the first set were: Wallace Alex
ander and MISS Ala Keenan,. Dr. 7. j. Frazer
and Miss Jean w. Carter, Harry A. Sake and
Miss Camilla Redwood. Robert F. Haight and
Miss Mae Hopsch. David W. Wise and Miss
Nelye Giusti, Thomas Eagleson and Miss Alice
Babin. Louis w. LOvey and Miss Lolita Must o.,
Arthur Eagleson and MISS Marie Babin, Ed
ward G. Carrera and Miss Carrie Lampe,
Charles J. Nougues and Miss Lizzie Tobel.
MANN Henry w. Stillwell and Miss Lucille
Smith.
Pacific Dancing Club.
The Pacific Dancing Club gave delightful
party last Wednesday evening at Union-square
Hall. There were fully $50 couples i'll the
grand march, which was led by r. Trautner and
Miss L. Sharp a handsome deml- blonde, who
wore becoming gown of cream-colored crepe
de Chine, ornameuted with pearls and Mare
n
was enjoyed. and IL was about L O'Clock when
the pleasant affair terminated.
The committees were as follows: Committee
of arrangements-K. ii. JunkanS, ii. Kassin'
ger C.. +. McMenomev and K. Trautner; recep-
ti0u c0mmittee-H. kasSiDger. y. f. WILKINS,
w. Fogarty, DIR. Z. i. Davis, II. Wilson and A.
g. Mccarthy; floor manager. X. Trautner; as
sistant, &. +. McMenomey; floor committee
X. III. JunkanS. a. q. Nagel, u. A. Irautner,
w. Il. Nelson and Fl. Zahn.
Out for Clambake.
There is a friendly rivalry between two pop
ular social clubs over beyond Pacific Heights
and thereabouts and il resulted yesterday in a
grand clam chowder dinner near the bay shore.
where Sierra Point affords an inviting nook
The two organizations involved were the
"Baudy Daudles'' and the "Tired Club" Fifty
or sixty OF the members attired in gala array
drove through the town early yesterday morn
ing in deliberately decorated coaches, footing
horns and waving handkerchiefs.
In their wake was wagon Loaded with CLANS
and that refreshmeut which always assuages
a thirst after the cnowder. Fast time was
made TO Sierra Point on the bay shore and Ed
Fisher was installed as CHIEF COOK While he
was preparing the ehowder In the great Kettles
a tug-of-war contest resulted 10 a victory fol
the Tired Club" which was greeted with unre.
strained enthusiasm.
Among those who were present were F.
Vernon. B. Hatman, +. Crosby. L. Kane, ID
Larkey, L. MalOney, George Zimmerman, E.
Fischer, ID. Mccarthy, j. Kelly r. Boswick
d. Bowen. X. Boardman, I. Haley, q. Hoger
w. Crede. John Maon, Ed CAVITY, p. Mccoy
AL Eveleth, Il. Devlln, E. Bennett. f. Koopman
ID. Seegrlken. Joseph Brown. Ross Minor, +
King, Harry Kennedy, j. Gosalna. Grant Nor
ris, j. English, Dennis ReardOn. j. de Young,
T. sullivan, T. Monahan, b. Damas, W. Getty,
T. Maley, j. Hartner, j. o. Brien, j. Carroll, j.
Gibiin aud others.
Music from the band and spee ches followed
the chowder. while Robert Burns entertained
The guests still later with songs and Rotations
The members are planning for another affair oil
the same sort on more elaborate scale.