The San Francisco call., 1895-12-19
IN A WHIRL OF GAYETY.
Society Enjoying Itself in a Sue
cession of Small Enter.
tainmentS.
Second Meeting of the Monday Night
lub-Engagements-Events
to Take Place.

The week so far has been very gay one,
starting off with the second meeting of the
Monday Night Dancing Glass. The attend
ance was quite fair and a great improve
ment was made in the floor. Naturally,
the dancing did not begin until O'Clock.
although it was expected that there would
be goodly number present by 80; but
that is a little soon after dinner to begin
dancing, and then it is a long dancing
evening from $50 to r. The usual rule OF
stopping at u sharp was not observed on
this occasion-why probably only one or
two may know, but there was certainly
some reason for keeping the guests longer
an the allotted time.
After the dance there were several sup
pers given, one of the largest taking place
at the Hotel Pleasanton. The guests were
received by the patronesses upon their ar
rival, and among them we're:
Miss Bates, Miss Gertie Bates, Miss Boss, Mrs,
Thomas Breeze, W. f. Breeze, Miss Louisa
Breeze, Miss Emma Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. James CarOlan Miss Carolan,
Miss Emily Carolan Miss Lizzie Carroll, Lieu
tenant Thomas G. Carson, Miss Jennie Gather
wood, w. F. CaIrigan, Miss Clement, A. w
Clement Miss A. A. Clark, Miss Grace Clark,
Miss Sarah Collier, Miss Maraquita Collier,
Fred H. Coon, Lieutenrnt r. c. Croxton, Miss
Emma Crockett, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B.
Crockett.
Lieutenant N. F. Davis, George F. Davidson,
Miss Mabel c. de Noon, R. Mckee Duperu.
Frank Findiey, C. N. FELTON,, Lieutenant A.
Morton Gibbons, Miss Jessie Glascock, Miss
Ella Goad, Miss Geneyieve Goad. Miss Elma
Graves, +. A. Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Gwin, Miss Harriet Graham, Miss Meta
Miss Alice Hager, Miss Harrington, A. P.
Hayne, w. S. Hobart, Miss Hobart, Southland
Hoffman, Ogden Hoffman, Il. NJ. Holbrook,
Osgood Hooker. Miss Rose Hooper, Miss Bee
Hooper, H. B. Houghton.
Mrs. Paul r. Jarboe, Lieutenant John w.
Joyes.
EWalter G. Landers, John Lawson, Misc Lough.
borough.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Magee, Peter D. Martin, A.
Macondray, CAPTAIN Marion 2. Maus, w. H
stry, Latham MeMullin, Fred w. McNear, Miss
McNutt, Fletcher McNutt, DR.. and Mrs. W. F.
McNutt, Miss McKenna, Addison Mizner, Miss
Ella Morgan, the Misses Moody.
George A. Newhall.
+. i. Owen.
W. d. Page, James D. Phelan, Horace D. Pills
bury, Henry W. Poett. Mrs. George A. Pope.
G. L. Rathbone.
Miss Schnealy, Lieutenant w. R. Smedberg,
Miss Cora Smedberg, Miss Ethel Smith, Miss
Helen Smith, Miss Bertha Smith, Colin NJ.
Mrs. w. H. Taylor, w. H. Taylor, Miss arrie
Taylor, Dr. Harry L. Tevis, Miss Mollie
Thomas, Miss Ethel Tompkins.
Frank Van Ness.
Miss Williams, Miss Hannah Williams, F. A.
Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Wilson, Miss
Eleanor Wood, Miss Helen Woolworth and
several others.
"A very pretty luncheon was given on
Tuesday last at the Occidental Hotel by
Miss Jessie Fillmore, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. a. Fillmore of the Southern Pacific
Company. and who have resided at the
Occidental Hotel for anumber of years.
'Covers were laid at the beautifully ap-
pointed table for twenty-five of Miss Fill
mores friends. The table decorations
were roses, chrysanthemums and scarlet
carnations. The name cards were retained
as souvenirs and were unique and hand
some. They were printed on red and white
morocco kid, embossed in gold-the name
of the guest being in raised letters, and a
sprig of English holly was attached to
each The menu was a most delicious one,
and the arrangements perfect in every de-