The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27
WHAT SOCIETY is DOING,
Mrs. Martin Entertains in Honor
of Miss Gather.
wood.
California Chapter, Daughters of the
Revolution, 0rganized-Enter.
tainments Announced.


Martin gave an elaborate luncheon at her
home on Rincon Hill complimentary to
Miss Jennie Catherwood. After enjoying
paired to the Baldwin Theater, and en-
joyed Miss Rehan and the DAILY company
in Countess Gucki."
The formal organization of the Califor-
MIA Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, took place at the home of
Mrs. j. L. Moody on May II, with the fol-
lowing officers presiding: Mrs. A. L. Ban
croft, regent; Mrs. s. NJ. Van Wyck, vice.
regent; Mrs. Frederick Hewlett, recording
secretary; Mrs. ]. NJ. Chretien, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Alberta Bancroft,
treasurer; Mrs. ]. L. Moody, registrar;
Mrs. c. Elwood Brown, historian. The
other organizers of the chapter are Mrs.
Samuel w. Holiday, Mrs. George a.
Crux, Mrs. Selden S. Wright, Mrs. Timothy
Hopkins, Mrs. Osgood Putnam. These ladies
were formerly members of Sequoia Chapter,
San Francisco.
very pretty home wedding took place last
Wednesday, when. Miss Agnes Hagan and
Christian C.. Hoffman were made man and
wife, the Rev. Fr. King officiating.
The bride, who is a very pretty and accom-
plished young lady. is the youngest daughter
The groom holds the responsible position of
Chief Engineer of the Western Light and
Power Company After the ceremony recep-
ton was held at the home of the brides
mother, 236 Sixth avenue.
most charming little tea was given in
honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Herbert Grieb tnee Schoembs), at her home on
Francisco street, Friday afternoon last, be-
tween the hours of 3 and p. N. Among those
who attended were: Miss Eugenia b. Brizzo-
lara, Miss L. Zaun, Mrs. Goelet, Mrs. Gisbert
Granuccl, Miss Nina Endlich, Mrs. Axtell,
Miss Staphebach, Mrs. H. Turk, Mrs. Weber
Mrs. Charles Maggini, Mrs. Anton schoembs
and Mrs H. Endich
An enjoyable surprise was given to Miss
Daisy Place at her residence, 229 Fell street,
Friday, May %. The house was beautifully
decorated with smiiax and lilies. Those pres
ent were: Miss Daisy Place, Miss Josie Cohn,
Miss Vonnie Linehan, Miss Norma Cohn, Miss
Celia Peehner, Miss Rosetta Forest, Miss Oracle
Slater, Miss Louis Kiel Miss Hilda Gilbertson,
Miss Amanda Cohn, Miss Dora Savage, Miss
Hattie Moulton, Miss Alma keelen, Miss Mil
dred Green, Miss Blanche Cohn, Miss Nellie
Rourke Miss Katie RourKe, Miss Jennie Duff,
Miss Lillian Savage, Ira Haycock, Isadore Cohn,
Robert Linehan, Jim Duffy, Bert Keelen,
George Keil, Louis SchlesiuRer, Lester Forest.
Harold Green, Gilbert Hull, Wallace Reed, Ben
ME Chew, Walla Yazell. Harry Locke, Lair
Keelen. Louis Wagner, Walter Savage.
The first concert given by the Girls High
School Alumna Glee Club will be held on
Wednesday evening, May %, at Kohler &
Chase's hall on OFarrell street. The Glee
club chorus OF twenty-five is under the direc-
ton OF Mrs: Won Meyerinck. The soloists are:
Miss Charlotte Gruenhagen, violin; Fred
Maurer Jr., piano; Miss Grace Davis, soprano;
Miss Florence Boston, alto; Mrs w. Won Mey-
erinck, soprano. Miss Grace Davis, Miss Maud
Fay and Miss Cecilia Decker compose the trio.
The Xavier Literary Club held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening, May 10, and pub
lcly Installed the following officers: President,
Frank Mahoney; first vice-president, Miss Nell
lie Attridge; second independent, James
Meehan; recording secretary, Miss Mamie Glib
bonsi financial and corresponding secretary,
vine. sergeantst-arms, Miss Susie Murphy;
board of directors, Joseph P. Hayes (chairman).
Fred Salter, James 0Connor, Miss Agnes
O'Brlen, Miss Nettie Beardsley. After the in.
stallation few hours were spent in q social
manner, and the board of directors reported
that they had completed arrangements where
by the club would celebrate its second ami
hotels.
At the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Quillinan.
iOf Guerrero street, a farewell party was ten
TIP to Chico. Among those present were:
MT. ana Mrs. Quiilinan, James Quillinan, Alex
shields; Mr.. and Mrs: Nj: w; Kahn, William
MISS Lillian Erykson, Miss Anna Quillinan,
Miss Letica Cascell, NJ. 8. Quillinan, Mrs. John
a, Grennan, Miss L. NJ. Lesland, Miss Della
hooper, Edward Mitchell and Matt J. Quiliinan
:, A pretty reception was given by Miss Ada
Georg at her residence, 154 Noe street, Satur-
gay evening, May 16. The halls, reception and
with the choicest of flowers and illuminated
Dy Japanese Lanterns. After the games, the
guests marched through the halls into the
dld repast. After this followed the pro-
gramme:
Comic recitation, Miss Ada Georg; selections
on mandolin and violin. Messrs. Coony and
brandenberg; songs, r. Martin and w. Coony;
mandolin solo, Ed Biggs
Addresses were rendered by w. FEELING, Miss
M. Gallagher and Miss L. Marshall
among those present were: Reuben Mar
I'D, +. Heinemann, W. FEELING, E. Biggs, n.
Hurd, A. A., Simmie, T. Kerr, T. Hanson, T.
Kenny, W Brandenberg. W. Coony, w. Schles-
singer, M. Meyerfeld w. Farrell. A. Ohm, Miss
AGA Georg. Miss NJ. Gallagher, Miss A. Frahm,
MISS L. marshall, Miss T. FIes, Miss NJ. Regner,
MISS b. Brandenberg, Miss B. Barker, Miss NJ.
Ba,es, MISS A. Kraft, Miss NJ. Noyes, Miss G.
Haliagner, Miss g. Blake, Miss N. Gallagher,
Miss H. Benfeldt
Inc commencement exercises of st. Marga-
rets Scnooi, San Mateo, were held las Friday
evehlng. mere was very large attendance
OF the local elite and of parents of pupils
siding at a distance. The programme did not
consist OF the usual dreary and immature ex-
Pounung OF things temporal and spiritual,
put MAS devoted largely to music, with a few
DIignt literary numbers. The music was con-
Fiputed by Miss Farnham, Miss Wallace and
MISS. MISS irene Abel The playing of the latter
sSuns leuy showed admirable technique and
~. the apinty 10 give In intelligent phrasing the
D nters were Two in English by Miss Carrick and
MISS rauiln, and one in French by Miss Eva
Mm!aqlgan. The Right Rev. w. +. Nichols,
Dishop OF california, was prevented from be-
Ing present by his illness. The Rev. George
uaiIscs gave MS message OF godspeed to the
SSouns lh9ies graduating, who were: Miss Ella
Oarrlck, MISS Clara Pauiin and Miss Eva Madi-
gan. large number of the clergy OF the do
cese were present. After the programme a
dance followed undnr the a - c,o,, - - D.,