The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-04
SOC|ETY'S SECOND DANCE,
Brilliant Cotillon Enjoyed by
the Four Hundred at Odd
Fellows Hall.
PRIVATE DINNERS AND TEAS.
Bohemian Club High Jinks-Theater
Parties-Party for Bur.
lingame.
PRIVATE DINNERS AND TEAS.

The second cotillon and third meeting of
the Friday Night Club was held last even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh and
Market streets. and was quite largely at
tended by the members and strangers
within our gates. The hall had its usual
pretty decorations, which did not differ in
many respects from the Christmas gather
ing. The calcium and electric lights were
missed, but the pretty red shades on the
gas burners, the hanging Christmas bells
and garlands and lovely loopings of white
and pink made a pretty picture. The
poinsettia among the ferns on the stage
showed out most brilliantly.
The guests began soon after o'clock to-
arrive and by half after that hour Mr..
Greenway started the cotilion with his
partner, Miss Romie Wallace, who were
assisted in leading by Southland Hoffman
Jr. There were about five figures danced,
all pretty and amiliar ones, and chosen to
show off the rich gowns of the ladies.
Supper was served at the usual hour, IL
O'Clock, after which an hour or two was
spent in informal dancing.
Among those who took part in the
cotillon were:
Miss Ames, Miss Clement, Mrs. Benson, Miss
Gibbons, Miss Mclean, Miss Patton, Mrs. Car
rigan, Miss Smedberg, Miss Eva Moody, Miss
Young, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Van Ness, Miss Rose
Hooper, Miss Jessie Hooper, Miss Clementine
Hanna Williams, Miss Genevieve Goad, Miss
Frances Curry, Miss Helen Boss, Miss Rornie
Wallace, Miss Anne Clark, Miss Jessie Cole
Ella Goodall, Miss Blaekmore, Miss Nc
Mrs. Knight, Miss Watt, Miss, Mai Stubs,
Meg arti EarY1o NT-cA
Miss McKenna, Miss Schneely, Miss Thomas,
Miss Hyde, Miss Bertha Smith, Miss Bessie
Zane, Miss Carroll, Miss Jarboe, Miss Sarah
Collier. Miss Juliette Williams, Miss MaraquiIa
Collier, Miss Fanny Croker, Mrs. Paige, Miss
L. Harrington, Miss Graves, Miss Oracle Clark,
Miss Leila Burton, Miss Genevieye Garolan,
Miss Gwin, Miss Patton, Miss Potter Miss Foote,
Miss de Noon, Miss Mhoon, Miss Ethel Smith,
Rhodes Borden, A. W. J.. Bowie H. A. Benson,
Thomas II; Breeze, E. L. Brayton, Taylor II.
Benedict, W 1: Carrigan, DR.. T. Carson, L. E.
Chenery, L. N: Croxton, Andrew Cerrigan,
George T. Cameron, A. W. Clement, C. L. Davis,
George B. de Long, r. NJ. Eyre, Maxwell Nc
Mutt, n. NJ 4. McCully, Edwin MeAfee, Tarn
McGrew, F. L. Owen. Henry W; Poett, s. C.
Pardee, w. D. Page, Willis Polk, Cutler Paige,
c. F. Preston, S. Clark Porter, G. L. Rathbone,
A. B. Russell, McP. S. Rutherford, A. G.
Rogers Sh,i H. W G Rogers W r. !, IS smed
Morton Gibbons, j. B. Grimwood, e. NJ. Green
way, f. A. Greenwood, w. R. Heath, A. P.
HHayne, E; T Houghton, n: N. Holbrook,
Southland Hoffman, Stanley Jackson, j. w.
Joyes, D. w. Kilburn, Samuel Knight, Harry
Knowles Walter G. Landers, Addison Miner,
Fred E. Magee, Tom Magee, Peter D. Martin,
Nee. Van Ness, George S. Wheaton, A. P. VIII
liams, A. G. Wright, Il. "A. Wilcox.
The next meeting of the club will take
place on January II. 1t will be the leap
year cotillon and will be led by Miss Sallie
Maynard, assisted by Miss Hager. All
the, ladies will wear their hair powdered
and possibly the army and navy officers
will appear in their uniforms and the
| members of the Burlingame Club in their
red coats. Leap-year rules will be strictly
observed.
Mrs. George G. Boardman entertained a
number of friends at dinner at her resi-
dence on Franklin street on Thursday
evening last. The party, including the
hostess, numbered twenty, and consisted of
Miss Edith Mclean, Miss Ripley, Miss Emelie
Hager, Miss Alice Hager, Miss Cora Smedberg.
Miss Helen Smith, Miss Bertha Smith, Mi SIS
Carrie Taylor, Miss Fannie Croker, Lieutenant
F. L. VIM, Captain Marion P Maus, DR.. George
Richardson, A. fl. Small, Edward II. Sheldon,
Colin NJ. Smith, Frederick II. Coon, and the
sons OF the hostess, q. c. Boardman, S. II.
Boardmsn and 7. D. Boardman. A few dances
were enjoyed after dinner until midnight
when the New Year was ushered i'll with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
Mrs. Jennie Catherwood gave tea on Sun
day evening last at her home, corner Suffer
anu dOuSH Slr6StS. among the guests present
were: Mrs. and Mrs. Jerome, DR.. Catherwood
Miss Jennie Blair, Miss Ethel Smith, Miss
Marie Zane, Miss Fannie Loughborough,
Frederick K. Webster, Frederick n. Coon L, r.
Messersmith and Il. I. Greenway. A pleasant
evening was spent, during which light re-
freshments were served. Miss Catherwood and
DR.. Catherwood favored with vocal selections.
Mrs. Thomas Breeze gave informal tea at
her residence On Suffer street on New Years
day.
The Bohemian Club's,high inks christmas
edition) were performed on Saturday evening
last in the club building. George T. Bromley
was sire. W. G.. Stafford was Santa Claus,
Henry Hyman chief harper Harry Dimond
| was jester and George E. Lyon impersonated
the artist. A number of excellent musical Sc
lections were rendered. Among the notable
ones were the christmas ODE" with full
chorus, words by Peter Robertson and music
written by Theodore Voght; Nazareth" sung
by J. H. Richard, and Noel, sung by. Frank
Coffin. Following the high came the low
| jinks, over which Harry Dimond presided
Mrs John II. Jewett announces that Miss
Lillian O'Connell OF New York will on Satur-
| days, the 18th, 18th and 25th of the present
month, give three recitals upon "socia Lie in
| Colonial America" The readings will be held
| ct Mrs. Jewetfs residence, 931 Bush street, at
| O'Clock on the above days. Miss OConnell
| will appear in appropriate costume.
| Last Friday evening Miss Daisy Van Ness
| gave matinee tea at her home, 1872 Taylor
| Street. The guest OF honor was Miss Emily
Potter, who has been visiting in this City for
| several months and who will shortly return to
her home in Philadelphia.
! MISS MIL OluDDS gave u luUCu party 1HSG
| Tuesday at her home on Pacific avenue in
! honor of Miss Josephine Blaekmore. The
| decorations for rooms and table were pink,
presenting a very dainty appearance. Miss
| Stubb's guests were: Miss Blackmore, Miss
Mary Kip, Miss Eva Moody, Miss Mai Moody,
| Miss Hannah Williams, Miss Juliette Williams,
| Miss Emily Carolan, Miss Edith Mclean, Miss
| Helen Wagner, Miss Sabin, Miss Anna Field,
| Miss Helen Boss, Miss Bernie Drown, Miss
Ella Morgan, Miss Florence. Smith, Miss Ida
Gibbons, Miss Daisy Van Ness, Miss Mollie
! Thomas, Miss Rose Hooper, Miss Jessie Hooper,
Miss Frances Curry, Miss Clara Huntington,
Miss Gertrude Forman, Miss Emma Butler,
Miss Mills. Miss Mabel Houston, Miss Helen
| Woolworth, Miss Mary Belle Gwin, Miss Erma
Graves, Miss Eloise Davis Miss Bessie Smith,
Miss Alice Mastin and Miss Helen Stubs.
| Miss Hyde of New York was the recipient of
two complimentary teas last Saturday one by
| Miss McNutt at her home on California street
and the other by Miss Genevieye Goad at her
home.
A reception was held by the Century Club at
their rooms on Suffer street on the afternoon of
New Years day. TWAS largely attended both by
the members and their friends. feature of
! the affair was the exhibition of posters loaned
by Edward Bosqui and William Doxey. Dur
ing the afternoon a string orchestra rendered
| selections and light refres hments were served
The following ladies comprised the reception
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