The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-14
WHAT SOCIETY rs DOING.
Dancing Parties, Teas, Receptions, and
Literary Gathering

Dr. and Mrs Morton Grinneli (nee Gather
wood sailed from New York by the steam ship
Wena for Gibraltar, on their way to Egypt, on
Wednesday last. They accompanied Colonel
and Mrs. Baldwin of Hartford, Conn, and will
pass four months in the East Mrs. Baldwin
has not been in good health and cannot en-
dure the cold of the Eastern winters near the
Atlantic coast If her health will permit the
party will visit India and make a tour OF the
world, arriving in San Francisco in May next.
Major and Mrs. Darling expect to meet their
daughter in japan in April.
very enjoyable party was rendered to
DR.. S. E. D. Pinniger, recent graduate OF
Cooper College, by his friends last Friday
night at Humans Hall on Polk street. Dane
ing was kept up until a late hour. Miss E.
Fleischman, Miss Irma Scott and John Mob
Mccullough assisted in entertaining those
present. Those present were: Miss Addie
Brown, Miss Edith Brown, Miss EVELYN Brown
Miss Nellie Coleman, Miss Edith Coleman.
Mrs. Blanche Curtis, Mrs. James B. Cowden,
Mrs. Gilbert Clements. Miss Alice Dim ak. Miss
Mae Doullon, Miss Emelie Fleischman, Miss
Hattie Farawe, Miss Freda JACOBSEN, Miss
Kate Kerrigan, Miss McCulloch, Miss Beatrice
Noble. Miss Oscar, Miss Flo Pinniger, Miss
Nellie Stevens, Miss Sally Stevens, Miss Irma
Scott, Miss Jeanne Hores; Messrs. J. Ball, G.
F. Brady, j. B. Cowden, Master 5. d. Cowden.
A. B. Cowden, S. Clements, P. G. Dorsey, " A.
Goe, DR.. Holstid, G. j. HoicomD, /. Hansen, E.
Keeffe, F. Il. Kerrigan, r. s. Kitchener, Dr. C.
H. Miller, II. A. H. Monanan, DR.. P. j. Man
gan. ]. McB. Mccullough, II. Pinniger, DR.. s.
E. D. Pinniger, II. A. sabin. G. s. Stenhouse, E.
II. Stone.
An enjoyable and happy event was the cele-
bration of the sixteenth birthday party OF
Miss Florie Kuste, given at the residence OF
her parents by her many young friends.
Lottie Haskell, Maud Jones, Anna Koch, An
ME Harm, Sabina Fielding, Bertha Vorrath
Grace Van Drake, Lulu Pnrlenky, Ida Pur-
lelky, Gertrude Smith, Ray REYNOLDS. Carrie
Pr1rr Har M I'm oil
Evans Walter Hofmann, Richard Hofmann
Walter Jaufee, Ralph Kermode, Daniel Muir
ply. George Pnienky, George Harm, Fred
few little friends of Eva Prizes met to
celebrate her tenth birthday on the afternoon
of November 25 Dancing and games were
were: Lena Lunden, Lillian Hurtzig, Lille
Raschen bach, Mary Canard, Minnie Issler.
Annie Issler, Pearl Dorothy, Hazel Doro thy,
Helen Dorothy, Gladys sperry. Hazel Prizes,
Ethel Prizes, Chester Prizes and Eva Prizes
The Wednesday Evening Literary Society
met at the residence OF Miss Kate Friis, Decem-
Der 8. President, J. G. Dempsey; secretary,
Louise Haycroft; Treasurer Walter Mack pre-
siding The subject Of the paper Tor the even
ing was "Ancient Drama" The essayists
were: Miss Broadhurst, Miss NJ. Forest, ].
Barnett and Rev. John Emery of Church of the
Advent. The evening was pleasantly spent
with literature, dancing and singing. after
which refreshments were served. Those
present at the meeting Were: Rev. John
Emery, Mrs. c. s. Friis, Mrs. A. Hayes of Oak
land, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. A. Beck, Miss BroaTi-
hurst, Miss c. Cross, Miss Evyline Forest, Miss
Kate Friis, Miss M. Forest, Miss Louise Hay
croft, MISS E: Haycroft. Miss Holton of Oak
land, Miss Minnie Puckhaber, Miss Florence
Young, Miss Grace Savage, Miss Donovan.
Messrs. AteIey, ]. Barnett, G. Cross, T. G.
Dempsey, DR.. Charles A. Emery FaIrwether,
o. A. Harker, Walter Mack. Marshon, G.
Osborne, H. c. Puckhaber, Ray Paul, Frank
Stokes and Charles Anderson.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Minnie Boas, daughter of ]. Boas, and Marc L.
Davis. They will receive Sunday, December