The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02
Racing, Dancing and Polo-Playing
. :. Down at Pretty Bur
lingame.
MISS MAI sTUBBs' LUNCHEON.
The Haas Theater Party-Announce-
ment of Events in the Future.
e. r.: Personals,

artistic or: more unique than they did on
New Years eve and day ON the OCCASION OF
the dance, races and POLO given by the
members of the club. 1t was one, of the
most charming entertainments of the
season.
The rooms and large porch were all
decorated with red berries and lanterns,
with the addition of quantities OF tall
palms ana ferns and ropes of Christmas
garlands. The floors in the clubhouse
were canvassed and the large piazza shut
in and stones placed around TO keep the
guests warm. The supper was very COM
fortably arranged and an elaborate course
was served at small tables. Most of the
members wore red coats, which gave a
very warm and brilliant appearance to
tie scene.
Quite number was added to those al
ready there by the arrival of the 10:40
train from the City in the morning. They
were Immediately driven to the poIo-ield,
where some very interesting races and
polo matches came off. All the well-known
members participated, among them Walter
Hobart, Ohm Lawson, Charles A, Bald
win. Harold Wheeler, Harry Simpkins,
Dick Tobin. After several good games all
left for luncheon, those not being IN the
house-parties lunching at the club.
j. Among the many present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph s. Crockett, Mr.. and Mrs W.
Mrs. george \. Pope, Miss Carrie Taylor, Au-
gust Taylor, W. II. Taylor, Captain and Mrs.
Bell, [. :. A., General James w. Forsyth, Mr..
nderhlil ana j. Sloat FasSett OF New York, A.
Is. Williamson, John Lawson, Mrs. Mosley, w.
Il. Magee MI. and Mrs. Charles Page, W.D.
Page, NJ. and Mrs. Percy Selby, Fred McNear,
George W-McNear Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. \. :. Bald
win, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. CarolGn. Miss
Emily Car0lan, Miss GeneyieVe Carolan, Miss
Celia Tobin, Miss Beatrice Tobin, Richatd
Tobin, Clement Tobiu, Talbot Clifton,
Miss Emma Crockett, Miss Helen Boss
charles a. Baldwin, Mr.. ana Mrs. c. August
spreckels, Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Spreckels,
A h. Small, Mr.. and Mrs. \. :. Baldwin, Dr. L.
Parsons, Dr.. and Mrs Whltwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry 2. Eyre, Miss Eyre. W. r. Heath, Mr and
Mrs. J.. II. P. Howard. ". II. Howard, Harry
POett Miss Kate Clement. Joseph d. Grant,
Miss Belle McKeRna, Miss McNutt, Harry N
Stetson, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Crocker, Prince
ana Princess Poniatowski, Colonel c. f.
Crocker, Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Huntington,
Miss Blsckmore, Miss Clara Huntington,
Miss Laura Mckinstry, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. X
Nutiall, i. NJ GreenWay, Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Ripley, Misses Ripley, Miss Cora Smedberg
Mr.. and Mrs Peter MEG. Mclean Miss Editn
Mclean, Miss Sarah Collier, F. A. Frank, Chris
tian FroeGch, q. L. Rathbone, Major l. L..Rath-
bone, Captain Fame Wainwright, Mr.. ana Mrs.
). howneX Harvey, Miss Hager, Miss Alice
Hager, James D. Phelan, Peter D. Martin. Miss
Jennie Blair, MIR. and Mrs Harry A. jerome
Miss Jennie Catherwood, Fred K. Webster Dr.
"a therwood, Charles y. FELTON,, Miss VaSsault
Miss Williams, Miss Hannah Williams Miss
Ella Hobart, j. ;. Fassett, Mrs. George H. How
ard, Dr. Harry l.. Ieyis, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Townsend.
Miss Mai Stubbs gavea handsome lunch
con OH Tuesday last at her parents resi-
dence, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Stubs, 25l9 Pa
ciic avenue, in honor of Miss Blackmore
of Cincinnati, who Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Z. Huntington and Miss Clara Hunt
lngton, The luncheon was a pink one the
decorations of both table and rooms being
in that pretty color. There were about
thirty guests at table, among them being:
Miss Mary Kip Misses Eva and Mai Moody,
Miss Emily CarOlan, Miss Edith Mclean, Miss
Hannan Williams, Miss Juliette Williams Miss
Miss Helen Stubbs, Miss Florence Smith
Miss Ida Gibbons, Miss Drown, Miss
Ella Morgan, Miss Daisy Van Ness,
Miss Nollie Thomas, Miss Gertrude Forman,
Miss Emma Butler, Miss Mills, Miss Mabel
Houston; Miss Helen Woolworth, Miss Alice
Nasten, Miss Frances Currey, Miss Clara Hunt
Miss Esma Graves, Miss Mary Bell Gwin, Miss
Rose Hooper, Miss Jessie Hooper Hiss Helen
Boss.
After luncheon an hour was pleasantly
spent IN music ana conversation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haas entertained
bAlA4tN Vi lnelI A9GllB lTleHuS Win q Ine-
Rter parry at the Columbia Monday even
ing. After the play the party were driven
10 the Malson. Richie, where a delicious
supper was in waiting. The guests of
honor were Abe Meertiel and Miss Rose
Walter.
The engagement is announced of Mrs Sophie
Martin 10 Julien Idebes. At home Sunday Jam
uary ,, 1896, and Wednesday, January 3
1896, from TO , P. NJ, at1105 Franklin street
The engagement is announced of Miss b.
NkagC -FsaaT an
ceive sunday and Monday, January 3 and q, at
Hotel Montrose
The engagement is announced of Miss Becky
Happ and Morris Gold, both of Oakland
LaStSunkay night al ST. Mary's Cathedral
Miss Mae Sk1dmore. daughter of Mrs E T
Skidmore OF San Francisco, was married to :
II. Cole OF Los Angeles The happy couple de-
parted for Los Angeles, where they will make
their home.
The marriage ofWillard J. Batchelder of this
City 10 Miss Edith Johnson, daughter OF J. NJ
johnson of-Los Angeles was celebrated at the
residence OF the brides parents on the 26th
inst, the officiating clergyman being the Rev
d. BROOKS OF Aurora, Ill. The house was
beautifully decorated with smilax, lilies and
holly. During the ceremony the Venetian
orchestra played the wedding march from
"Lohen grin - After the minister had concluded
the ceremony Frank Coffin sang "Cau Me
Thine Own" with charming effect. An elegant
collation. was then served and during supper
several selections" were rendered bv the or
chestra and the Press Club Quartet of this
City. The bride looked charming IN white
silk and Chiffon. Miss Edith Heines, the
maid OF honor, wore gown OF nile green silk
X. Fletcher Til ton-was best man. On the fol-
lowing morning the happy couple left for Cor
onado. -
At her lovely home on California street Mrs.
William Willis gave another of her charming
dinners last Sunday evening TO eight OF her
friends. Mrs. t. A. Davis was the guest of
honor.
very pleasant social gathering was given
by the ladies OF the Ever Ready Circle OF the
Kings Daughters at the residence of Miss Amy.
Cookson, 1919 San Carlos avenue Monday
evening, December 81. After games and re.
fres snments the guests retired TO the parlor
where IN enjoyable programme was rendered.
The selections by Miss Daisy Lee and Miss Net
tie Moore were very delight tful. Those present
were: Miss Amy Cookson, Miss Daisy Lee Miss
Daisy Salter, Miss Vera Pedlar, Miss Penelope
Standard, Miss Gertie Baldwin, Miss Emma
Hicks, Miss Nellie Ashton, Miss Nettie Moore
Mrs. A. Harris, Mrs. Cookson, Messrs Ormand
Coemgys Foulkes, Shaw, Sobey, Bryan Bullen
Staud; Sanborn. Conlon, Collett Baily, Cor
man, LOvett, +. Cooksou, w Cookson Falls,
Ashland and Harris.
The X. R. B. Rifles gave their fourth annual
ball OH New Years eve, December 81, at Odd
Fellows HaH.
Mrs. A. a. McCandless of Victoria, B. c., is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Thomas Gilmour $40
Charles Lange of Port Townsend, Wash, is
visiting his parents Colonel and Mrs. Lange,
on Presidio Heights.
The Misses Rose and Jeannette Keene have
resumed their at homes. They held their first