The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-17
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Inc entertainment given by Miss Chabot to
the Chatting Dish Club on Tuesday evening was
one OF the most unique affairs of the year. The
Misses Heitshu were the guests OF honor Sew
eral receipts dear TO the ohafng-dish chef were
presented, but he'most TASTY dish was an en-
tree OF finely favored pigs feet a la poulette.
DR.. and Mrs. Rupert Blue, Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Harley and William J. Scanlan formed box
party at the Baldwin at yesterdays matinee
Fred Magee took party of his friends on his
coach TO Haywards on Monday last In the
party We're: Miss Mhoon, Miss Hutchinson,
Miss Glascock, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Magee.
Arthur Brown, Vail Bakewill, Walter Magee. :
An excessively chic luncheon was served by
Mrs. Livermore of Oakland on Wednesday in
honor OF Mrs. Captain Little and Miss Rath-
bon: The guests were: Mrs. Gregory Mrs.
Miss Ella GoodhaIl of Oakland entertained
her friends at luncheon last Tuesday The
dining-room was very prettily decorated with
wild flowers.
Mrs. Isaac Requa's luncheon in honor of
Mrs. Russell Wilson was one of the prettiest af-
fairs OF the week. The table was mass of vio-
lets, and purple tints in the decorative Access
series were the order OF the day.
The members of the Euchre Club attended
the opening performance of Judah" in a
body. They were scattered over the orchestra
and dress circle, and their pink roses, chiffons
and dress coats distinguished them from those
who were more soberly dressed. This social
club meets every other week at the homes of
the young lady members where euehre and
some original form OF entertainment are en-
loyed. The men reciprocate by giving theater
parties and suppers to their hostesses.
On Monday evening Mrs. J. Downey Harvey
gave a box party at the Baldwin Theater.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. 7. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
h. Nuttall j. d. Phelan, Walter Dean, Miss Isa-
bel MeKenna.
A dinner party was given by Miss Elizabeth
j. Murphy at the home of her father, Senator
B. D. Murphy, in San Jose, last Monday. Miss
Murphy was assisted in receiving her friends
by Miss Evelyn Murphy and Miss Maud Argues.
The other guests were Miss Lizzie Carroll,
Miss Lolita Geohegan, Miss Veva Burrell, Miss
Louise Auzerals, Murray Moore, Laurence
Archer and Miss Camille Martin.
The Entire Nous Whist Club held its initial
meeting last evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. R; A. sarle. Captain w. R. Perriman
was elected president, J. H Mcknight secre-
tary and Mrs. Freeman Trask treasurer. The
club is composed of sixteen members and was
organized for the study OF scientific whist.
One of the most important affairs of the past
week was the german of the Quarterly Cotillion
Club at the maple room OF the Palace Hotel.
The DOM had never before presented more
attractive Appearances; the decorations were
fresh and attractive. The cotillion was led by S.
Lewald and Miss Hortense Levy. In the first
set were Emile Kahn and Miss Hattie Mandel
A. Ruef and Miss Viola Raphael, Alfred Hirsch-
field and Miss Wanda Galland, Or. William F.
Dohrman and Miss Leonore Rothchild, Ed
mund Tausky and Miss Clemence Reiss, Mark
Goodman and Miss Leontine Schwartzchild,
Samuel Waller and Miss Mollie Simon, Eugene
Korn and Miss Bell Wolf, Fred Harris and Miss
Hortense Levy. Alfred J. Levy and Miss Lottie
Cert, Isador Phillips and Miss Josie Salsbu rg
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none more than Miss Mildred Nathan, who
is tall demi-blonde type with a remarkable
easy and graceful figure, and also Miss Gle
mence Reiss, whose beauty has attracted marked
attention in society circles this year. After the
german there was general dancing and sup
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Crux gave q progress
Eiye euchre party on Thursday evening last at
their home, 2715 Pine street, and delightfully."-
entertained about fifty of their friends. The
Schwerin, Mrs. G. Elwood Brown and Mrs. Will
liam Ashe. The gentlemen who won prizes
were William Ashe, William Ellcott and c..
Elwood Brown. One OF the most charming
features of the evening was the musical selec-
lions rendered by Chevalier de Kontski. Supper
was served at small tables.
Mrs. Edward P. Cole gave euchre party last
evening to number of her friends
Mrs. w. B. Wiltshire gave Chinese luncheon
on Thursday in honor OF Mrs Morton Mitchell
of Washington, who is her guest at present.
The decorations were all in Chinese style, and
the name-cards were painted in the characters
of that nation. Covers we're laid for twelve.
Amerry party left on the steam launch Wal
leo on Thursday afternoon, the guests OF Fred
rich A. Greenwood and ]. F, j. Archibald. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. Lieutenant Jo-
seph p Kuhn. and consisted of Miss Celia To
bin, Miss Beatrice Tobin, Miss Emma ButIer,
f,,so Lafr Ifr1i Ia
belle O'Connor, Miss Margery Young, Arthur
Allen, Milton S. Latham, Lieutenant +. a, VII
cox, U. s. A, Laurence Van Wrinkle ana Lieu
tenant w. r. smedberg Jr., U. S. A. The launch
headed for the Union Iron Works, and IN
spected the men-of-war and other SHIPS In
course OF construction and repair there
Mrs. Karl Formes and her pupils entertained
their friends on Thursday, at s23 Suffer street,
with the following programme. They were as
sisted by Miss Bertha GREENWOOD, the pianist:
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