The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-05
Teas and Other Entertainments
Enliven HorSe-Show
Week.
DANCES ON THE TAPIs.
Engagement Announcements Recep.
lions in Hall and Parlor.
Personals.


Miss Mary Condit Smith, who spent
most of the summer on this coast with her
mother and aunt, Mrs. Field, wife of JUS
tice Stephen ]. Field, will make her debut
at a tea given by Mrs. J. Condit Smith at
her home, % Laimer place, Washington,
D. c.
A tea will be given by Mrs. H. E. Hun
tington next Saturday afternoon, compli-
mentary to her guest, Miss Blackmore of
Kentucky.
One of the handsomest luncheons of the
season was that given on Saturday last by
Mrs. Fanny Lent to about thirty of her
friends, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Lent, 500 Polk street. The
table and room decorations We're all in red,
and were most beautiful in every partic-
ular.
Mrs. Lent's guests were: Mrs. W. Mayo New
hall, Mrs. Ignatz Steinhart, Mrs Edgar j. Lion,
Mrs.J. R. K: Nuttall, Mrs Ryland B. Wallace,
Mrs. Russell j. Wilson, Mrs; Alfred Holman,
| Cushing, Mrs George II. Lent, Mrs. John F.
Boyd, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Howard. Mrs. James N.
| Brown, Miss Hooker, Mrs. Beaver, Miss Palache,
Miss Eleanor Wood Miss Barry, Miss 0'Connor
Miss Anna Head, Miss Laura Bates Miss Jennie
Blair, Miss Scott, Miss Adams, Miss Fitsch,
Miss Lowry, Miss Kaufman, Miss Brown, Miss
|
The dance of the Entire Nous Cotillon Club
| took place on Tuesday evening last in the
! maple hall of the Palace Hotel. Owing to the
| death of his aunt, sanford u Sewaid did not
act as leader, but the figures had been most
carefully rehearsed and were given with very
| pretty effect, the leaders being Herman II.
| Hero and Mrs. G. A. Berger. They were all
very pretty, and just intricate enough to be in
| 1eresting Developed circles was the first
| figure, the second eccentric columns, and the
| third little rounds. Those who danced in the
|
| retta Cook Donald r. Smith and Miss Char
| lotte O'Brien, CASTOR Roussey and Miss Aimee
Woodwork, James NJ. Goewey Jr. and Miss
Sadie Gould, George F. Heuer and Miss Dor
Beatrice Hughes, Fred G.. Gautner and Miss
Abba Cousin. D. NJ Howard and Miss Mae Fol-
| som, James T. Ludlow and Miss Carrie Strehl,
J. Oscar Gautner and Miss Ala Keenan,, j. K.
Hardy and Miss Alberta Gruenhagen, Ke2nett
Watson and Miss Camilla Redmond Clarence
Music and Miss Ada Sbarboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Tatum gave dinner
party at their residence, 1925 Pacific avenue,
on sunday last, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
D. Redding, who leave shortly for New York,
where they will reside this winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tatum's guests in addition to the guests
OF honor, were Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Cunning
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Langhorn, Miss Lena
Maynard and Lansing Miner.
Mrs. Sigmund Schioss entertained eighteen
of her lady friends at luncheon on Monday last
at the Hotel Richelieu, in the private dining
table and room were prettily decorated.
The Misses Thompson entertained number
OF friends at their residence on Fifteenth street
Thanksgiving eve. After the rendering OF
several violin solos, the guests adjourned to
the din ing room, where most enjoyable repast
was served, after which music and college
songs were INDUCED in until late hour.
The following ladies and gentlemen were
present: Miss f. Matthews of Mills Seminary,
Mrs. Mary Donovan, Mr.. Price, Miss Annie
Geary, Freddy Wieand, Miss Annie Markey
iccJ m flee To- oac
Tevlin, Mrs. Markeys Mr. Smith, Miss Marie
Tevlin, Miss scholte, Miss Adrienne White,
Mrs. Charles Thompson, Miss Maude e. White,
Miss Alice Thompson and Master Harold
Thompson.
A charming juvenile entertainment was
given last Saturday evening at the Fitzgerald
residence, corner of Fillmore and Page streets.
The children presented an excellent musical
programme. The games were decidedly unique,
the supper delicious, and of course everybody
had delightful time.
Among those present were: The Misses Mar
celia and Lizzie Fitzgibbon, Gertrude and
Frances Milroy, Emma Madden, Marguerite
Dreypolcher, Jennie Sullivan, Gertrude Freese
Alice Devine, Edna Spencer, Leona Turner, All
leen Dill, May Fitzgerald; the Masters Ben and
Lester Kellogg, Dan and George Hagmeir For
rest and Frank Spencer, Daniel Sullivan Jr.
bon, William Milroy, viii Fltzgerald Mrs
George Dill, Mrs. Charles Hagmeir, Mrs. w. S.
Dreypocher, Mrs. Gerald J. Fitzgibbon, Mrs.
Robert j. Milroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben B. Kellogg,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII T. Fitzgerald
On Thanksgiving day Miss Celena Hidden
brand and Francis A.-Sheldon were united in
marriage. The ceremony was performed by
Judge Groezinger at the residence OF the
brides parents, 419 Capp street. During the
ceremony the young couple stood in bower
OF roses and smilax and ferns. Gertrude Raw
son acted as bridesmaid, Edwin Hauser as
best man and Miss Lizzie Hildepbra as maid
OF honor. After the ceremony speeches were
made by Judge Groezinger, ex-senator Whan,
j. J. jackson and Hon. Charles Manwaring.
An elegant supper was then served, after which
the young couple started for the south.
An entertainment and social was given by
Court Hayes Valley No. 50, Foresters OF
America, last evening at 90912 Market street.
The first meeting OF the Winter Cotillon Club
will be held tomorrow evening at National
Hall, 815 Ellis street. Thomas P. Ross will
lead and the floor will be under the manage
ment of G. E. Bennett assisted by Lancelot
Smith, George T. Balsh and Mr.. Ross.
The members of the San Francisco Sorosis
have sent out invitations to the opening of
their new elubrooms, 424 Pine street, on Mon
day evening next, December 8, at O'Clock.
A Christmas tree and festival will be given
by Alta Parlor No. 3, Native Daughters of the
Golden West, at Pioneer building on Saturday
evening, December IA.
Invitations have been sent out for the Rincon
tenth anniversary at odd Fellows Hall,
Wednesday evening. December IL.
grand bazaar and supper for the benefit of
the Welsh church will be held at Cambrian
Hall, 1888 Mission street, this afternoon and
evening. Supper served between the hours of
5 and 8.