The San Francisco call., 1896-08-02
THEY DANCED
BY MOONLIGHT,
Many Delightful Outing
Parties of the Past
Week.
Music and Dancing on Board at
the Madrone Moonlight
Cruise.
Ross Valley Canoe Club Moonlight
Excursion to Tamalpais-Pienic
at Mill Valley.

On Hast Monday evening the "Madrones" of
Mill Valley were the special guests OF honor
at a moonlight cruise on the bay from Sausa-
Tito. Later in the evening an imPromptu pro-
gramme of literary and musical numbers was
rendered around the banquet board. Among
those present were: George J. Knox, Joseph
c. Muehe, George A. Christensen, Charles A.
Drury, George w. Elias, William ]. o Brien, F.
E. Kroeger. Emmett V. sullivan, &. E. L. Hide
brecht. E. T. Knox, Maurice Ballin, Jack Bal
lin, Joseph Heusmann, NJ. A. Lyon, Marc E.
Lewis, David F. Lane, Julian Newbauer and
Charles A. King.
The members of the Ross Valley Canoe Club
gave moonlight excursion to Mt Tamalpais
Saturday evening, July %. The party was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Counter and
Mrs Fred Ruggles. The start was made from
Ross Station at 80 ard the party proceeded
to Camp Tucker, whence they assembled
to the top OF the mountain to behold the rising
of the sun. Those who participated in the en-
joyable tramp were: Samuel Crisp. Miss Abby
Dyer Chris Counter. Miss May Killelea, Alfred
Folsom, Miss Shark, Enrol G. Wilson, Miss
Clare Bockman, George Belden, Miss Amy
Griffin, Toby Hornung, Miss Mary Marshall,
Matthew Killelea, Miss Lucy Marshall, Louis
Getz, Miss Julia Mish, Ralph Prescott, Miss
Lizzie Brown, Harry Hook, Miss Ella Schellen.
berg, Waugh Garside, John Marshall, Harold
LuHslrOmi AHfeu W Ndguer, ueoFge " IouHor,
Ray Prescott, n. Rustmeyer, Al Getz, Walter
Jackson, Mr.. Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Counter,
Miss Belle Rustmeyer, Raymond Whitney,
Mrs. Fred Ruggles, Fred Crisp, Miss Rose Nc
Cartney, Simon Ross, Miss Fanny Crisp.
The Richelieu Social Club gave very sue
eessful private picnic Sunday, July 26, at Mill
Valley The affair was under the management
of a committee composed OF Ignatz Levy, Leon
E. Prescott and Edward H. Morris. The music
was furnished by the Menlo Orchestra.
A pleasant outing was held last Wednes-
day in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The party
was composed of Miss Nellie Stevens, Miss Ma
rion Hennessey, Miss Kitty Hayes, Miss Helen
Hayes, Miss Anna Brennan, Miss Emma Sulli-
van, Miss Mamie Mann, Miss Lucy Dunn, Miss
Agnes Mccarthy and Miss Julia Bertol. Mrs.
Stevens and Mrs. Knowlting acted as chap
erons.
The sturdy mountain lads and fair mountain
lassies of the Dry Creek District, Sonoma Coun-
ty, enjoyed adelightful moonlight dance on the
evening of July "a. The dance was held under
the direction OF the Dry Creek Social Club, who
proved themselves excellent entertainers The
programme, which included the latest evolu-
tions of the ballroom as well as the old-fash-
Toned country dances, was pleasantly varied
by vocal solos and well rendered operatic Sc
lect1ons by the amateur string orchestra un-
der the direction OF Professor Henry Smith
At midnight refreshments were served, after
tyds Wnich dancing was resumed, nor did festivi-
ance, when the happy. tired dancers departed
more than pleased with the nights entertain
ment. The following were, among those
Smith, Miss Josephine Ferry, Miss Hughes,
Miss Howard, Miss Samuels. Miss Caldwell,
Miss Scott Miss Johnson, Miss Boyer. Miss
Grewelis, Miss Elsie Smith, Miss Broback. Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Broback and Mrs. Ferry, Robert
Nolan, NJ. Ferry, J. Ferry, w. Caldwell, J. Cald-
we'll, Maurice Smith, Hiram Schultz, owen
Smith, Frank Yordie, Richard Patton, Frank
Patton, Carl Hill, Bert Smith, Frank Ferry,
Charles Johnston, w. Johnston. Miller Scott,
s. Murphy, Charles Walgomott, Leonard Otis,
George Matthews, Fred Samuels, Joseph
N0DlhS Rodney hal
Smith, II. P. Smith, David Heartfelt, Thomas
Cleary, D. A. Drady, George Hoyle.