The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-10

Mrs. Hahn, Mrs. W. ]. Fennell, Mrs. D. Kelley,
Mrs. Condor, Mrs. Pablo, Mrs. Turner, Mrs.
Sawyer, Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. NJ. Watts, NJ Holl-
man, A: HOLMAN, R. Davies, E. Jones, E. Arri-
Carrick, NJ o'Donnell. II. Murphy, NJ Hughes,
c. Stiner F. Kelley, j. Sullivan, G. Maline w.
Flanagan, G. McDougall, F. Keyer, J. Kelley,
!; W. Watts. F; Dunn, G. HerTick, j. BohmTee.TT,
n. Hamilton, L. La Page, w. Freese, Mr.. Will
liams, Mr.. McHenry, E. Johnson, F. Ruddock,
J. Smith R. Schmidt.
The Avon Club of Oakland, the object of
which is to cultivate a taste for the writ
lngs of Shakespeare, was lately organized
by prominent society ladies across the bay
dence of Mrs. Robinson, sos Eleventh
street, where the members were enter
tanned by Miss Eunice Gallagher. Among
those present were the following:
Mrs McGinnis, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Biven, Mrs.
Reibenstein, Mrs. Bobiuson, Mrs. Shellaberger,
Wendt Mrs. Laymance. Mrs Durant,
Mrs. Sampson, the Misses McElroy, Carroll,
Kirk, Allen, Gallagher, Reibenstein, Brock
man, LIE B@uf, Moore, Nolan, Taylor, Gooch,
Allen, DR.. w. E. Taylor, Messrs. McGinnis.
McElroy. Biven, Diebert, Stanly, Kirk, Null
cshey, Mcdonald, Potter, Corrigan, McManus,
W. Laymance, E. Laymance, Sewell, stoakes,
Lyall, Woodhouse, Hallahan, Berrer, Sampson,
Payne and Master Bernard Stoakes
A high tea was given last Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. f. L. Turpin,
40 Bartlett street, for the benefit of Grace
Methodist Sunday-school. Miss Ruth
White sang several selections, Mrs. Abby
Paxton Sr. rendered a piano solo, Miss
Salter recited and others contributed their
talent for the occasion, which was in every
way success.
The Epworth League of the Simpson
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church will
give an entertainment this evening in the
Iecture-room of the church. An interest
ing musical programme has been arranged.
Edgar Briggs will give some "reminiscences
of 40.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Young entertained a
few of their friends Thursday evening at
their home on Shotwell street. An en-
joyable evening was spent. Among those
present were:
Mrs. J. ]. Young, Miss Mabel Chandler, Miss
Mae Keane Mrs J. Vermeil, Miss Title Yer
mel, Miss May Driscoii, Miss Cecilia ~ Young,
Mrs. NJ. Driscoll, Mrs. A. Mcpherson, Miss
George Mcpherson, Miss Lillian Driscoll, Miss
Rose Driscoll, Miss GRACE Young, Miss Annie
Young, j. J. Young, Bert Chandler, Frank
Driscoll, Albert Verreil, Charles Young, j.
Driscoll, A. Mcpherson.
A surprise party was given to Miss Mag
gle Baker at her residence, 754 Bryant
street, by the Mignonette Social Club on
Saturday, May %. Among those present
were:
Clara Linehan. Miss Clara Long, Miss Ada
Long, Miss Grace Pendergast, Miss Lenora
Foley, Miss Ma bel Lorington, Miss Kitty Killen,
Miss Mae Hayden, Miss Cora Bennett, Miss
Elsie Quedrens, Miss Lulu Burmeister, Miss
Emily Fitzpatrick; Joseph L. Fitzgerald
Thomas Mcguire, Herman Vanderwater, T.
Pendergast, Leo Baker Harry Graham, Harry
Farse, Frank Linehan, Frank Williams, Frank
Smith, Richard McKeon, Charles Shelley,
Walter Doyle, Thomas NARROW, Benjamin Craw-
ford and Frank Mayo.
On Wednesday, May %, banquet and
pleasant surprise was given in honor of
of Live Oak Circle No. %, at the residence
of Mrs. Holland, 119 Drumm street.
Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs. London,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs Farrell, Mrs.
Kenealy. Mrs. saunders Mrs. Igo, Mrs Hens
Sadie, Jessie and Blanche Kramer, NJ annie
Heansley, Annie Smith, Florence st. Clair,
Gussie McNear, Annie Mahoney, Kate Ma
honey, Matte Rouse, DR.. ": Harvey, Deputy
Cohen, l. jacobson, Gerald Muller, H. Russell,
Charles Stein, NJ. Kramer, w. Rothman, c.
Deckelman, Max Asher
The Pacific Coast Association of the Ma
tive Sons of Vermont will give monthly
entertainment and dance at Odd Fellows
Hall on Friday evening next.
Miss Marion Riding is spending part of
her summer vacation at Sonoma as the
guest of Mrs. John Wagnon.
Mrs. S. J. Hendy and family and Miss
Eta Gehrels have left for Ben Lomond to
spend the next few months.
Mrs. Colonel w. B. Shant, Mrs. Eugene
Weber and her daughter, Maud, of Pine
street, have gone to the Santa Cruz Noun
tains to stay some weeks.
Mrs. Jack Cameron Fitzpatrick, former
Californian, has returned from Buffalo,
n. Y, to visit her little daughter, Pearl
Campbell. who is at school here.
Mrs. l.. Scatena, with her two daughters,
Pearl and Florence, are at Genoa, Italy.
Miss Millicent Flynn has left town on
visit to Mrs. Fred Hanke of Rich Gulch,
Calaveras County. She will return in
about month.