The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-20

SpreckelS, Mr.. and Mrs. MOunldoru ..
Wilson, Miss Ella Goad, Mrs. =, Milton >.
Laura McKinstry, Miss Nellie Hlllyer,
Mrs. Alfred Bowler, Horace e. Platt,
Allan st. John Bowie, Lansing Miner;
Walter L. Dean, Harry M. Holbrook ana
DR.. Harry l.. Tevis. :,
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Mrs. Hambleton by her many TRENDS
last week. at her home in Oakland. Inc
evening was pleasantly spent with singing,
games. Rotations and piano selectlons. a
charming feature was the whistllng OF 1T
tie Miss Lillian Gerrish. Among, those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hambleton.
Mr.. and Mrs Smart, Mrs. Valentine, Mrs.
Smith, Mr.. Jenkins, MIR. Taylor, Mrs.
Sharp, Miss May Donovan, MISS Ea!th
Gerrish, Miss Lillian Gerrlsh, MISS Oilve
Stella Marshall, Miss Gussie Harland, Miss
Eniz Butler, Miss Maud lngler, Miss Addle
Miner, Miss Jeanette Miner, Miss Leah
HeatherIy, Miss Florence ambleton, Miss
Ethel Hambleton. Miss Daisy Hambleton,
Messrs. George Hickey. Will Gray, Harold
Lancaster, Joe Lancaster, John Chenay,
Percy Valentine, John Roth, ana many
during the evening.
A rumor has gained currency that DIR.
and Mrs. Luke Robinson are to give
matinee tea tomorrow at their residence,
25O6 Fillmore street. The reports untrue,
and entirely without foundation, and is
perhaps due to the fact that the third and
fourth Thursdays are Mrs. Roblnson's re-
ception days.
Mrs. Hesthal has issued invitations for
this evening at the Hotel Savoy. George
B. de Long has the affair IN charge, which
insureS success in every respect.
The Franklin graduates gave their third
grand entertainment and ball on Saturday
evening next at Union-square Hall.
The San Francisco Conservatory OF
Music will give concert tins evening IN
Metropolitan Temple on Fifth street. The
programme has been carefully selected
and well rehearsed, under the olrectlon OF
Z. S. Bonelli, and is replete with charm
ing numbers. Owing to the length OF the
programme the concert will commence at
o'clock, sharp.
The second annual meeting OF the San
Francisco Branch of the Needlework Guild
of America was held yesterday, the 18th
inst, at 2:30 P. NJ. at the residence OF Mrs.
Frank M. Pixley, corner of Fillmore and
Union streets, and was open to all men,
bers and their friends.
The Palm City Social Club was organ
lied on Saturday evening last at 1O2 . Far
rell street, the following officers being
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
n II. Mitchell, president; Louis B. Levy,
ce-president; NJ. W. Levy, secretary;
Alexander Alsop, treasurer; Eugene Aisop,
sergeant-at-arms directors-Louls krill,
William L. Getz, Edward Flubacher.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Breyfogle, who
have been at the Holland House, New
York, have gone to Europe.
Mrs. W. S. Tevis, Miss Lille Lawler and
Miss Hager arrived in New York on Mon
day last and are stopping at the Holland
House.
Mrs. Clayde Terry Hamilton has arrived
in New York and is stopping at the Wal
dorf.
Mrs. John O. Blanchard is at the Wei
ington Hotel, Chicago.
William Childs of Los Angeles Is at the
Grand Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross Jackson wlllSpend
few days at Paso Robes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Heyneman, Miss
Dora Heyneman and Miss Lolita Heyne-
man returned from the East on Friday
last.
Mrs. Kate V. Favre and Mrs. |. Law
| renee Poole left last evening by the Sunset
| limited for New York, where they expect
| to spend the winter season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Murphy are at the
F., Holland House New York.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins and Mrs. E. W.
| Bliss are stopping at the Holland prepare
| tory to their going abroad.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Pope are at the
| Waldorf New York. They are expected
| to return here about the first week in De-
cember.
| Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Croker will return
! from New York next week, accompanied
| by Prince and Princess PonIatowski and
Mrs. Sperry, all of whom will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Crocker's guests during the early part
of the winter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Hecht and Miss
Sadie Hecht are now visiting relatives in
Baltimore. They expect to return to their
home in this City the early part of next
month. Miss Oracle Hecht will remain in
Baltimore until the summer at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Sprague will leave
on Saturday for their home near New Or
leans, where they will spend the winter.
Mrs William NJ. Harrington and the
Misses Mary and Louise Harrington, who
have been spending the fall at the Hotel
Richelieu, will leave next week for visit
to their home in Colusa.
Mrs. J. C. Cone and Miss Josie Cone will
leave about the first OF next month for
New York en- route to Europe, where they
will spend the winter in travel, returning
in the early spring to their home IN Red
Bluff for the summer months.
Miss Nellie Hillyer leaves in about
fortnight for the East, en- route to Europe,
where she will spend the winter with Mrs.
Phoebe Hearst.
Mrs. Brice, wife of Commander ]. J.
Brce, will leave the latter part of this
month for Washington to spend part OF
the winter with her husbands relatives,
Senator and Mrs. Brice of Ohio.