The San Francisco call., 1896-03-30
The Aloha Whist Club Holds It's
Final Meeting of the
Season.
IN HONOR OF MISS PRATHER.
Entertainment in Aid of the Training
School for Nurses.
Personals.

meeting of the present season on Wednes-
day evening last at the residence of Mrs.
H. A. Andrews, 312 Bartlett street. After
closely contested game the prizes were
awarded to Mrs. E. o. Reiser, Mrs. An
drews, Mr.. Lacey and DR.. Andrews.
After the game refreshments were served
and toasts were in order. Mrs. Jones read
an original poem, written especially for
the occasion, after which Mrs. Reiser,
president of the popular Aloha, declared
the club adjourned until next season.
A dinner complimentary to Miss Myra
Prather, whose engagement to Harry East
Miller was announced last week, was given
recently by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Prather.
The table decorations were in pink. The
guests included: Miss Belle Mhoon, Flor
ence Dunham, Miss Annie Haven, Miss
Bertha Foote. Messrs. Harry East Miller,
Harry Knowles, James Mckee, Arthur
Brown and Paul Miller. Another affair
complimentary to Miss Prather will be
given by Mrs. H. NJ. A. Miller Saturday
next. 1t will be an afternoon luncheon. The
invitations will include number OF the young
married women Of society and some of Miss
Prathers girl friends. Among them are: Mrs.
Edison Adams, Mrs. Thomas Prather, Miss Ida
Belle Palmer, Mrs Marguerite Jolliffe, Miss
Jessie Glascock.
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musicale, TO be given for the benefit of the San
Francisco Training School for Nurses, an in
sttution at the City and County Hospital.
This worthy institution has thlrty-three young
ladies under its tutelage, Miss Mary Patton
officiating superintendent. The entertain
ment, in which the best local talent, musical
and elocutionary, will participate, will be
given in the parlors of the Occidental about
April 20.
The proceeds will be used for furnishing
the recently enlarged quarters for the nurses.
rinl-n No nhf fot, hnY
and Miss Patton.
The patronesses of the institution are: Mrs.
George H. Powers, Mrs. Selden S. Wright, Mrs.
C. n. Elinwood Mrs. Gibbons Jr.. Mrs. G. A.
Crux. Mrs. H. E. Huntington, Mrs. Sands For
man, Mrs C. Elwood Brown. Mrs. S. Ella Long,
Mrs. Joseph l.. Moody, Mrs. S. w. Holiday.
E. P. Cole. Mrs W. B. Brown, Mrs. L. L. Baker,
Mrs. Thomas Cole. Mrs. Van Brunt of Alameda,
Mrs. john Knell, Mrs. l. L'Hote OF Stanford Uni
versi,y, Mrs. Joseph F. Black, Mrs. Evelyn
Moss
The Alumni of Commercial and Polytechnic
High School will hold its first regular meeting
this Monday evening, March 30, 1895, in
Shasta Hall, Native Sons building, Ala Mason
street.
The following ladies and gentlemen have
the entertainment in charge: Henry f. Per-
nau. president; Harry c. Morris, first vice.
president; Miss Ragan, second vice-president;
Miss Nellie Connor. recording secretary; Mr..
Welfsehn, financial secretary; John Rapp,
treasurer: directors-Arthur Currie, F. T.
ID. w. L.
Miss E. Boyd. Mr.. Garren, G. L. Fleishman,
William Hobro.
Mrs. James Garneau OF St. Louis is visiting
her mother. Nine. Loughran, but will receive
Mondays with her sister, Mrs. O'Farrell, at
1016 Post ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Scott will celebrate their
tin wedding on Monday evening, April 6, at
their esidence, 1850 Page street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcos Russek and daughter
a1d Mrs. S. a.. Russek returned from Del
Monte and left Saturday morning for Santa
Barbara and the southern parts. en- route to
Mexico. Miss Minnie Hoff of 1414 Webster
street accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ehrman and Miss Amy Ehr-
man, prior to their departure for Europe will
be at home Sunday afternoon and evening,
April ).
f. Dohrmann Jr. and Mrs. B. ". Paulsen
have just returned from New York after an abb
sence of two months.
Miss Susie A. Denvir has returned from
two months visit to Honolulu.
President of the Harbor Commission E. L.
Colnon, wife and daughter and his niece. Miss
Edna Scott have returned from an extended
visit through the southern part of California.
The San Francisco Liberal Union will give
an "evening at home on Thursday evening,
April 2, at Mozart Hall, 1856 Market street
A literary and musical entertainment will be
given by the Catholic Ladies Aid Society No.
10 for the benefit of the relief fund, at Union
square Hall, Monday evening, April 6.
The election OF officers for the Mystics re-
suited as follows: President, W. w. Sale; vice
president, NJ. L. Reynolds; secretary, X. Math-
erson; treasurer, II. G. Muller. The eighteenth
party of this popular club will be held at the
Native Sons Hall on Tuesday evening, April
Ia.
sion and picnic Sunday, April IL, at Sunset
Park, Santa Cruz Mountains.
Martha Lodge, No. 244, Knights and Ladies
of Honor, will give an Easter party on Mon
day. April 6, at Social Hail, Alcazar building
120 O'Farrell street.