The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14

General Forsyth, W. K. Heath, waiter 5.
D. Page, G. L. Rathbone, Harry Poett, Augustus
Taylor and f. NJ. Greenway. -
The Monday Evening Dancing Class will have
Gate Hall, Sutter street, near Taylor. The
patronesses are: Mrs. w. II. Taylor, Mrs. James
Carolan, Mrs. w. r. Smedberg, Mrs. Southard
Lincoln, Mrs. w. +. Breeze, Mrs. Pelham w.
Ames, Mrs. II. C. Van Ness, Mrs. Sidney NJ.
Smith, Mrs. William Gwin, Mrs. George. A.
W. E. Lester.
The engagement is announced of f. Burke
Holiday, son of Mr.. and Mrs S. W. Holladay
of this City, and Miss Carrie Huntington, niece
The engagement is announced OF Miss Sadie
Kaufman to Frank T. Bowers of this City.
The Sketch Club sale OF small sketches, vary
ing in price from 10 cents to $40, will end this
| afternoon at o'clock. The rooms are at 5OS
Montgomery street.
There will be the usual number of teas this
afternoon and amcng them that of Miss
Frances Currey, one of this seasons most
charming debutantes. She will be assisted in
receiving by Miss Moilie Thomas, Miss Lizzie
Carroll, Miss Annie Buckbee, Miss Edith Nc
Bean, Miss Bessie Cole, Miss Bernie Drown,
Miss Romie Wallace, Miss Clementina Kip,
MISS Mary Kip, MISS RoSe Hooper % miss MISS En E,n
Ness, Miss Alice Hager, Miss Mary Belle Gwln,
Miss Cora Smedberg and Miss Helen Wool
worth.
The engagement of Miss Jennie Sanderson to
Mr.. Herrick of Minneapolis has Just been an
nounced here Miss Sanderson Is now abroad
with her mother and sisters.
The Friday Fortnightly Club gave its regular
dance last evening at Lunt's Eall. Polk street.
The affair was very. enjoyable and largely
| attended. The cotillon commenced at ~
O'clock aud was led by Miss Salisbury and Mr..
GIeenWay.
The Art Association holds its annual distri-
button OF pictures on Saturday evening, De-
eember Id. About forty pictures VIII De dis
tributed among the members.
The Misses Dunham entertained large num-
Der OF their friends with private theatrlcals on
Monday last at their residence, 1897 Alice
street, Oakland. 'Ici on Parle Francois" was
the attraction and was cleverly presented by
Frank B. King, Alexander Baldwin, Miss
Coralie Seiby and others. Supper and dancing
followed.
James D. Phelan entertained at dinner in the
"red room" of the Bohemian Club on Thurs
day last Miss Emelie Hager, Miss Alice Hager,
Miss Belle McKenna, Horace G. Platt, Jerome
A. Hart and Colin NJ. Smith. After the dinner
the party attended the concert at the Mark
HOPKINS Institute OF Art
Messrs. F. A. Greenwood and s. c. Pardee
gave a very handsome dinner party on Thurs
day last in the pretty owl room OF the Bohe-
mian Club in honor of Mr.. ard Mrs. John J.
Crooks. The table decorations were extremely
pretty and were mostly in violets. In the CEN
| ter was an immense block of ice, in the middle
of which was a large bunch OF California
violets, the whole lit up by an incandescent
light. After dinner music and conversation
were enjoyed in The red room. Those at table
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Crooks, Miss JUL
s.,
Ella Morgan, Miss Mary Belle Gwin, Miss
Ethel Tompkins, George B. de Long, Walter S.
Hobart, E. NJ. Greenway, and the hosts, Messrs.
Pardee and Greenwood
Charles A. Baldwin has sent out invitations
! for dinner dance to be given in Maple Hall,
Palace Hotel, on Tuesday next, December IL.
! the hunt balls in the East. The cotillon will
/ be danced and many of the guests are getting
scarlet coats made for the occasion.
| Peter Donahue Martin gave tea Thursday
afternoon
mother, Mrs. Peter Donahue and Mrs. Eleaaor
| Martin. The hours were from to O., and dur
| ing that time about two to three callers were
entertained and received by the host, his
mother and aunt, Miss Belle McKenna. Miss
| Laura Mckinstry and Miss Emily Scneely.
Light refreshments were served and Huber's
! string orchestra played all the latest music.
| Among the callers were:
! Baroness schroeder, Misses Laura McKin-
stry, Schneely, Isabel Mckenna. Mary Belle Gwin,
! Ella Goad, Daisy Van Ness, Ella Hobart. Emee
| Hager, Alice Hager, Fanny Loughborough. Bessie
! ZANE, Lizzie Carroll Romietta Wallace, Ada sui
| livan, Randall, Genevieve Good, Meta Graham,
| Harriet Graham, Eleanor Wood, Frances Currey,
| Jennie Catherwood, Ethel Hooper Bee Hooper,
| FredIander, Bessie Bowie, May Kip, Clementina
| Kip; Captain Marion Z. Maus, U. S. A; w. NJ.
Robert NJ Eyre. George II. Mendell, Frank McC.
Van Ness, Charles n Felton Jr.' Morton GIBBONS
! f. NJ. Greenway, DR.. Harry l.. lewis, Waiter 5.
| Hobart, Addison Miner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Jewett gave a dinner
party at their residence on Bush street last
| " ednesday evening in honor of Maio and
| Mrs. John A. Darling.
Mrs. Edith Mclean gave q very pretty
| luncheon on Thursday in honor of Mrs. a. Lee
Robinson of Louisville. KY, VINO has been here
about six weeks on visit to her family, and
leaves this evening for her home with her
sister, Miss Addie Perrin, who will spend the
winter with her. Those at the tables were:
Mrs. Peter MEG Mclean. Miss Addie Perrin,
| Miss Daisy Van Ness, Miss Mariquita Collier,
| Miss Emily Carolan, Miss Genevleve Carolan,
Hiss Ella Morgan, Miss Generieve Goad and
Miss Carrie Taylor.
The Friday Night Club will give its first
cotillon on Friday next, December 20, at the
odd Fellows Hall. Those who have not sent i'll
their partners names are requested to do so at
| once. No strangers invitations Will be issued
after Wednesday next. The cotlllon Will be
led by Mr.. Greenway and Miss Williams,
assisted by Miss Ella Hobart, Southland Hoti-
Duperu and Miss McNutt and W. R. Heath.
| The cotillon will begin at $3.50 sharp, and no
seats will be reserved after that hour. Tickets
| must be presented at the door.
The Benedicts and Bachelors Cotillon Club
] OF Oakland gave its first dance on Wednesday
last which was most brilliant affair. The cotil-
! Ion was led by George W. McNear Jr., who had
/ his pretty wife for his partner. The others In
the first set were Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Henshaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor II. Metcalf, Miss Clement
and William Randol, Miss Ella Goodall and
Harry ]. Knowles, Miss Nellie Chabot and A.
| s. Mcdonald, Miss Knowles and A. w. Glenn
| ent, Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton, Miss Claire Tucker
and Philip Williams, Miss Bertha Foote and Z.
| u.
| The cotillon led off with the old Introductory
! figure, the grand right and left, followed by
the familiar cartwhce, the hurdle races, the
! debutantes' march, the driving figure, after
| which followed a wine supper, furnished by
Ludwig. Dancing was resumed after supper
| and continued until o'clock. The hall was
prettily arranged with palms, ferns and potted
plants, with loopings of vines. The tables in
the supper-room were very attractive, and
| each was lighted by little candelabra. The
music was excellent, Huber never having
played better
Among the dancers were: A. F. Allen, A. P.
Brayton, Edward Brayton, Mr. and Mrs. p. E.
Bowles, Miss Florine Brown, Arthur Brown
Alexander Baldwin, Miss Coleman. Miss Clement,
A. w. Clement, Miss Chabot Miss Marie Rose
Deane Miss Durham, Miss Agnes Duff Robert
Eyre, George r. Field e. tolger, A. Folger r.
NJ. Fitzgerald Miss Bertha Foote Miss GoodaIl
Miss Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs George D. Greenwood
Fred Greenwood, Miss CARRIER Mrs. Gascock,
Miss GlascocS, NJ iss Grimes. Miss Maud Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. II. Haight, A. p. Hayne, w. g.
! Henshaw, Mrs. c. ID. Haven, Miss Martha Hutch
| Carrie Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Johnson, Miss
Jolliffe Miss Knowles Harry Knowles, Frank King,
Miss Mckee, James Mckee, Sam Bell Mckee, A.
A. Moore Jr., Miss Moore. Harry E. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs Will Magee, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Magee,
| Mr.. and Mrs. 6. W. McNear Jr., Ralph Moore,
| Miss Macdonald, Gus Macdonald, Miss Mhoon Mr..
and Mrs. V. Metcalf, Mr.. and Mrs c. o. G. Miller,
J. Brockway Metcalf, Maxwell McNutt, Hart IL.
North II. ID. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Orestes Pierce,
| Edward Pringe, Will 3. Prngle, Star c. Pardee,
| p. PruClp.