The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
80 APPENINGS OF THE SEASON.
ssks% The Debutante the Center Of Attraction
The Hopkins Tea Is Followed by Dinner
and Dance--The Baxter Reception.

large dining-room, at which ]. NJ. Macdermott
acted as floor manager, which position he ably
hlled. Refres hments were served at II
O'Clock, alter which dancing was resumed till
The party broke up and all retired. About $50
guests and personal friends of the well known
and popular host attended.
Mrs. William Appel was rendered house
warming surprise party at her new home last
Wednesday. After a sumptuopS repast the
company enjoyed themselves in dancing and
present were Mrs. Hirsch, Mrs Feishaker,
Mrs. Ramon, Mrs. B. Camp, Mrs. A. Camp, Mrs.
Holiday, Mrs. WitkoiskI, Mrs. Strsus, Mrs.
Mrs. Jake Stern, Mrs. Mark Levy, Mrs. Jeph-
son, Mrs. Rosenfeld, Mrs. Ansel, Mrs. Falk and
Mrs. Raphael, the Misses StTaus, Miss Selma
Holiday. Miss Carrie Appel, Miss Mile Holli-
day, Miss Syble Levy and Albert Rosenfeld.
One OF the most enjoyable events OF last
week was an impromptu musicale given by
Miss Phster at her home near Piedmont. Some
very delightful music was rendered, among
which were: Piano selections by Miss Anna
Jones; songs, with guitar accompaniment,
by Mr. Collins OF San Francisco; soprano solo,
MISS Emma Wells; tenor solo, Frank Comm,
and several selections by the Dolcissimo Club.
Miss Ethel Kittredge gave Vi olet luncheon
at her home in Oakland last Friday afternoon,
complimentary TO the Misses Lucy and Alice
Moffitt The guests were: Miss Marguerite
JolItfe, Miss Louise Simors, Miss Lille
Strong, Miss Sara Dunn, Miss Laura Crellin,
Miss Mona Crellin, Miss Florence Dunham and
Miss Mary Baker.
Mrs. Willard I. Barton entertained the men,
bers of the Cosmos Whist Club most delight
fully in her parlors in the HoIel Metropoie,
Oakland, on Friday evening. The following
bers of the club participated: Mrs. Pedar
Sather, Mrs. F. NJ. Smith, Mrs. T. L. Barker.
Mrs. O. a. Chase, Mrs. L. H. kittredge, Mrs. A.
a. Moore, Mrs. K. W. Gorrill, Mrs. Gordon
Stolp, Mrs. John j.. Howard Mrs. T. C. Coogan,
Mrs. f. W. Hall, Mrs. John Yule, Mrs. Charles
Holt Mrs. George Bayley, Mrs. Barton, Mrs.
Paul Lohse.
International Lodge No. 291, L O. G. T., has
removed to the new Young Mems Christian
Association building, corner Mason and Ellis
streets, and held its first meeting in its new
lodgeroom, hall 2, fourth floor. on Monday
evening, November 2. The lodge will cele-
brate its anniversary ct the same place on
Monday evening, November 8, by holding an
open meeting, 10 which the public is in
vlted
One OF the most en- joyable parties of the sea-
son was that rendered to Arthur Brunsch hweiler
At his residence last Tuesday evening, in honor
OF his fifteenth birthday anniversary. The in
vited guests partook of an elaborate supper at
10 O'Clock, and A. Brunschweiier and Miss Lu-
cille Tucker led the grand march. The even
Ing was spent in instrumental and vocal music
and dancing. Those present were as follows:
j. Efhnger, Il. Newman, A. Deckelman, W.
Scheffauer. A. Buttgenbach, S. Selig, A Mil
lens, E. Schoning, Professor A Jacot, Miss
Grace Curtis, Rena Efinger, Viola Selig, Lucille
tucker, Irene Clinton, Daisy Belle Brunsch-
weller, Gertrude Calendar, Constanza di Noli
Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Scheffauer, Mrs. G. Stolz ana
Mrs. BrunschWeiler