The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

Miss Daisy Van Ness gave a bicycle party last
Tuesday evening. Her guests enjoyed long
ride over the park roads and afterward a sup
per al the home OF Miss Van Ness, on Taylor
street. Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J.
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lent Miss
MaraqUita Collier, Miss Kate Clement, Miss
Emma Butler, Miss Potter Of Philadelphia
Frank NcC. Van Ness, Edward ". Greenway, A.
Macondray, Lieutenant ". R. Smedberg Jr., Z.
:. A; Addison Miner, Latham McMullin,
Lawrence 5. Adams, J. T. J. Archibald, Law
renee Van Wrinkle.
Mrs. Louis F. Auzerais gave q dinner party
on Thursday at her home, 2517 Pacific avenue.
At the table were Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco de
Oieda, Mrs Captain Watson, Miss Hanson, Miss
Marie Duraud, Miss Ella Smith, Miss Allan,
Mrs. Auzerais, Dr.. George Redding, Alec B.
WilberfOrce, Mr.. Cosgrave, Walter Hall, Henry
Landsberger, r. 6. Mackay, w. B. Waldron, j.
Q. Adams.
Mrs. William J. Younger gave lunch party
last Tuesday al her residence, 1414 California
street, as a farewell compliment to her
daughters, Misses Maud and Bessie Younger,
who left on Thursday for Europe. The others
present were: Mrs. Webster Jones, Mrs. J.
Downev Harvey, Miss Kate Clement, Miss
owen. Miss Maud O'ConnoT, Miss Claire Tucker,
Miss Ella Morgan Miss Buckbee, Miss Hilda
Castle, Miss Alice Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Banding gave an elab-
crate dinner party last Wednesday evening at
their residence OH Franklin street and enter
tanned sixteen of their friends.
Mrs s. c. Bigelow gave a luncheon yesterday
al her home on McAllister and Pierce streets.
Fernando Loaizs, of the firm of w. Loaiza d
Co.. was rendered a banquet last night by his
many friends and admirers previous 10 his
departure for the East. That Mr.. Loaiza has a
host of friends who deeply lament his depar-
lure vas demonstrated at Delmonicos s, where
the banquet was served. Mr.. Loaiza leaves to-
morrow for his new home.
A dinner party was given yesterday by Solo
mon Burnstine at 738 McAllister street, in
honor OF his nephew, Samuel Ginsburg, who is
on visit here from Detroit, Mich.
The Maple Hall of the Palace Hotel presented
q most attractive scene Thursday evening when
the members of the Quarterly Cotillon Club
gave g german, which was well carried out.
, There were about 125 couples present. Most
OF the toilets Of the young ladies were hand
some and attractive.
The figures of the cotillon had been carefully
rehearsed by the first set, so that everything
went off smoothly. 1t was led by Sanford q.
Lewald and Miss Hortense Levy. Four figures
were danced, follows: "Flags OF All Ma
lions " "Parisian Star and Circle, " ''rhe Court
ship" and "The Wheel" Most of the figures
were quite elaborate and very attractive.
Those in the first set OF dancers were: Emile
Kahn and Miss Hattie Mandel, A. Ruef and
Miss Viola Raphael, Alfred Hirshfeld and Miss
Wanda Galland, DR.. William +. Dohrmann and
Miss Leonore Rothschild, Edmund Tausky and
Miss Clemence Reiss, Mark Goodman and Miss
-Schwartzchild Samuel Weller and Miss MOllie
Simon Eugene Korn and Miss Belle Wolf, Al
fred T. Levy and Miss Lottie Cert, l. Phillips,
Miss Josie Ssalberg.