The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-28
WHAT IS GOING ON.

s- asst Saturday afternoon the young
u. e. flady ex-members of the Croker Aux
- Hilary and few others were enter
tanned at the residence OF Mrs. L. Eugene Lee,
1924 Cough street.
;; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holbrook gave dinner
on Friday evening, at which the engagement
was announced OF their daughter Miss Mary
Holbrook, to Samuel Knight. The dinner was
very pleasant affair. The decorations were
in pink Besides the host and hostess, Miss
Holbrook and Nh Knight there were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Lent, Miss Isabelle McKenna, Ed
ward NJ GreenWay, Miss Hooker, Edward H.
Sheldon Miss Ella Goodan OF Oakland, Claude
Terry Hamilton, Miss Jennie Blair, Southard
Hoffman Miss Nellie Hillyer, Harry Wilson,
Miss Jessie Coleman, Augustus Taylor, Miss
Alice Hobart, Frank L. Owen, Joseph D. Grant,
Miss Ella Hobart, Charles \. FELTON, Jr, Miss
Carrie Taylor, Harry n. Stetson and Miss May
Hoffman.
The Entire Nous Club gave their final dance
OF the season in Maple Hall of the Palace Hotel
on Friday evening, and it was very successful
and well-conducted affair. There was a large
attendance, an elaborate display of elegant
gowns and beautiful decorations. The earlier
part of the evening was taken up in general
dancing, and the cotillion was begun at 10
o'clock.
Three novel and pretty figures were danced
Sanford g. Lewald led the cotillon, with Miss
Emma Umbsen for partner. The figures were
as follows: Grand chain and arbor," ''Entre
Nous" and Double columns of three"
The first or leading set was danced by the
following ladies and gentlemen: T. Patterson
Ross and Miss Grace f. Bertz, George A. Rice
and Miss Camilla Redmond, George f. Klncald
and Miss Clara ByingtOn, Dr. L. r. Bryant and
Miss Ida II. Platt, Wallace Alexander and
Miss Lolita Music, Henry ?. Umbsen and Miss
Kate L. Byington, CASTOR Roussey and Miss
Aimee Woodwork, Clancy Music and Miss Eva
Worth, Louis ". Lovey and Miss Alice NJ. But
Ter, DIT. 7. J. Frazer. and Miss Leah S. Young,
J. A. Wadsworth and Miss Mae Hoesch, Sanford
G. Iewald and Miss Emma Umbsen.
At the conclusion of the cotillion supper was
served in the banquet hall, after which came
q short order OF dances, which concluded the
seasons festivities on the part of the club.
Oakland society is always ready to give royal
support to her popular charities the Ladies'
Relief Society and the Fabiola Hospital On
May day the latter institution will receive the
proceeds from the fete at the Oakland Trotting
Park, and arrangements have been made for
b most interesting spectacle. 1t will combine a
flower show and display Of the fine hroses of
Oakland, with horseraces and bicycle races
The committee in charge of the races and
horse show consists of: r. NJ. Fitzgerald, P. E.
Bowles, V. G. Hush, s. B. Mckee, A. A. Moore
c. ID. Bates Jr., J. w. Finigan, OreStes Pierce
Dr. Latham, De Witt Van Court, P. II. Remil-
lard, Walker Hackett, Atheam Folger, Harry
Gordon, r. S. Stratton, H. Meek, w. NJ. Rank
Charles Neal, w. V. Whiteher, Edison Adams
s. G. Alexander, T. L. Barker, S. P. Channel,
Frank Pierce, Charles McIvor, J. W. Laymance,
A. s. Macdonald, T. e. Vincent and Gus Harri-
son.
The refreshment and decoration committee
has been named as follows: Mrs. John Yule,
Mrs. Pedar Sather, Mrs. Remi Chabot, Mrs. R.
w. Gorrill, Mrs A. A. Barton, Mrs. E. 3. Je-
rome Mrs. @. A. Chase, Mrs. Wallace Everson,
Mrs. W. A. Standeford Mrs W. R. Davis, Miss
May Burnham and the board of managers of
the hospital. The subcommittee are as fol-
lows:
Refreshments-Mrs. Wallace Everson, Mrs.
Robert McChesney, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs.
@ A. Chase, Mrs. E. B. Jerome, Mrs. Remi
Chabot, Mrs. r. w. Gorrill.
Candy-Miss May Burnham, Mrs. T. G. Har-
rison, Mrs. w. GruenhageD.
A very successful concert was given at Mrs.
David Bixler's last Thursday evening for the
benefit OF the Seamen's Institute. The pro-
quartet, the Treble Clef quartet and Willis
Bachelor. Miss Bessie Lu Wall gave some
selections on the piano, and Miss Alice Ames
and Sigmund Beel on the violin.
Chevalier de Kontski will give farewell con-
cert tomorrow before his departure for Berlin.
1t win be given at the spacious residence OF
her house for it. The Chevalier will be assisted
by Mrs Dr. Spitzy, and military. band will
discourse sweet music in the grounds.
Owing to serious illness in the family of
Mrs. Mills the musicale for which she and Miss
Nithrow had issued invitations took place at
the residence OF Mrs. H. 6. Huntington, at
2S4O Jackson street, last evening.
The young men of the French church, Notre
Dame des Victories, forming the sodality of ST.