The San Francisco call., 1896-02-03

she Berkshire. The ladies have many
trends in this City who are exerting them
serves to the utmost to make their visit
pleasant and enjoyable one.
Sanford Goldstein has returned from his
Eastern visit.
The young ladies of Sausalito gave an
evening dress leap-year ball last Wednes-
Gay evening in the Pacific Yacht Club
mouse, the first of its kind this season.
Inc clubhouse was artistically decorated
WIN bunting and Chinese lanterns, and
tne paintings in the rooms were twined
with smilax. The yachts near the boat
house showed their colors. The event was
strictly invitational. About 150 couples
partlelpated. The ladies who had char ge
OF the affair were: President, Mrs. Charles
1helps; floor manager, Miss Fannie
n nnughes; floor committee-Misses Emily
rate Uorman, Jennie Baraty; reception
Gommlttee-Misses Effie Urquhart, Kate
Becker, Emma Meyer, Mamie Schnell,
Grace Miller, Mae Wade, Annie Ludolph;
committee Of arrangements-Misses Edna
Hopkins, Aggie Wosser Nora Whaley.
Late arrivals at Hotel del Coronado
Coronado, include Charles Webb Howard
ana Mrs. L. A. Beardslee, Lieutenant and
Mrs. George n. Stoney, children and
nurse; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Reid and
daughter, M. H. R. Harris, John Taylor,
MISS ). E. Daniels, l.. l.. Hart, Jay w.
Adams, William Marcy, A. M. Weinrath,
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Wilson of
berkeley, and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Chur-
chill, Miss Churchill, Miss Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. WiliamD. Greene and child and
MRS. Margaret Greene of Napa are also
registered.
Many were the dancers who graced the
ballroom floor at Union-square Hall last
frlday night in response to invitations
issued by the Verdis Cotillon Club. The
grand march was under way at o'clock,
ana was under the leadership of Frank J.
Williams and Miss May Kelley. It was
made up OF pretty though intricate figures,
after which dancing was in order and con.
tlnued until midnight.
The special feature of the evening was
the dancing of the cotillon by the ladies
ana gentlemen present, whose grace in
execution Won encomiums from the spec
tators present.
The success of the affair is due to the
eHorts OF the following members: F. j.
Williams, r. Carlson, J. Griffen, J. A.
Mclsaacs, w. Taber, F. G. Beck, II. Han
sen, Il. Lange, J. J. Small and George
Heinz.
very successful leap-year surprise
party was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.
Denleavy, at their residence, 1136 Howard
street. last Saturday evening January 25.
Whlle Mr.. and Mrs. Donleavy were attend
on lne mouse, and after little time spent
ing the theater the company took possession
IN decorating they sent message to sum-
mon them home There they found a Jolly
crowd OF old friends to greet them. Pretty
programmes, on which were arranged
twelve dances, were distributed as SOU
venirs.. With an excellent band dancing
was lndulged in until a late hour, and q
| bounteous repast was served.
The success of the party was mainly due
to Mrs. J. Crowley, Miss Louisa Baldridge,
and Miss Ella Carmody, we'll known
among their many friends as very charm
| ing entertainers.
The g. II. S. Alumn8 Glee Club has
seht out cards for hop, to be given at the
auditorium of the Girls High School, COR
ner OF Geary and Scott streets, on Tuesday
evening, February IL. Miss Blake, Miss
Boston, Miss Herrin, Miss Klopstock and
Miss Prosek are on the reception commit
tee, and Miss Cornish, Miss Osmers, Miss
Metrovich and Miss Slone will have charge
of the floor.
California Council No. 1, D. of L., has
issued invitations for its first anniversary
party on Friday evening, February Z, at
Union-square Hall.
The tenth annual entertainment and ball
of the San Francisco Printing PTessmen's
Union will be held at B mai Birth Hall, I21
Eddy street, Saturday evening, February s.
A grand ball will be given in aid of the
Stockton-street Synagogue on Sunday
evening, February 16, at Union-square
Hall.
Pacific Parlor No. 10, N. S. G. W., has
| issued invitations for its first invitation
party at the new hall of the Native Sons of
the Golden West, Mason street, between