The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14


pleasantly employed.
The dance given by Mrs. Henry T. Scott on
Thursday evening, complimentary TO Miss Hop
kins Miss Crockett and Miss Cunningham, was
quite the most brilliant event of the week and
the season as we'll The guests were all young
people, and everything thoughtful and
lavish hostess could do was done for their
amusement.
The regular dance of the popular Friday
Fortnigh ty was held as usual al Luncs Hall
on Friday evening. Milton s. Latham and
Robert Eyre led the cotillon and introduced
several new and pretty figures.
The final meeting of the club will be held on
the evening of the 26th. it is to be
sembly, and Mrs. Monroe Salisbury, 10 whose
untiring efforts the great success and popu-
larity OF the Fortnightlies is due, has turned
over the management OF the affair to Ed NJ.
Greenway.
Mrs Joseph Donohoe recently gave q
luncheon at her home on Broadway. Those
present were: Mrs. Louis Parrott, Mrs. Harry
Baboock, Mrs J. X. X. NutJall, Mrs. George
Pope. Mrs Edward Hopkins and Mrs Mount
ford Wilson
Arrangements are now under way for the
Mardi Gras bal masque which will be given by
the Art Association at the Mark Hopkins In
stituIe of AT on Shrove Tuesday evening,
March ID. John A. Stanton ana Robert II.
Fletcher Will have charge OF the decorations.
Henry Heyman will direct the musical feat
ures. Edward NJ. Greenway Will act as floor
manager, and the floor committee will COM
prise Lieutenant T. F. Ruhm, U. S. N, George
B. de Long and Milton S. Latham. The execu-
tive committee comprises Joseph D. Grant,
Henry Heyman, Robert II. Fletcher, John A.
Stanton and Z. NJ. Greenway.
Those on the reception committee will be:
Mrs. Hager, Mrs. A d. Moore, Mrs. Southard
Hoffman, Mrs. ". K. Smedberg, Mrs. William
NJ. Gwin, Mrs. L. II. Colt, Mrs. 4. NJ. Easton,
Mrs. Louis Sloss, Mrs. Louis B. ParrotI, Mrs.
Adam Grant, James d. Phelan, Major J. L.
Rathbone, William Keith, General James W.
Forsyth, L. S. A, Colonel Charles F. Crocker,
". Mayo Newhall, George 7. Bromley, James
Ellis Tucker, Frederick ". Zeile, L. D. Latimer
Admiral W. A. Kirkland, L. S. N, and Irving
NJ. Scott
Mrs. Alexander Warner Will give tea on
the 26th at her home on Franklin street and
Broadway.
Mrs. +. L. Whitney Will entertain a number
OF ladies at euchre party on the afternoon Of
the Goth, and viii also give another OF these
affairs On the 27th.
The wel-known charitable organization, the
Doctors Daughters, gave a musicale Wednes
day evening at the residence of Mrs. j. F.
Norris, 1922 Sacramento street. Every men,
Der OF this worthy institution for the
past few weeks has taken On active interest
IN the affair, and the result last evening
was most gratifying, from artistic
and financial standpoint. Library, rece ptiOn
and living rooms were thrown into one and a
large and com Portable auditorium thus
formed. Palms decorated the singers plat
form, and overhead, studded in white and yel-
low jonquils. hung the double "D, the clubs
The following ladies, attired in elegant
evening gowns. received the guests and
large assemblage: Miss Blair, Miss GoeweY,
Miss Horton, Miss Cluness, Miss Nc
Even, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Margo, Miss
Miss HYDE. Miss Fierce, Miss Jessie FIJI,
more, Miss Quagh, Mrs. George H. hoe, Mrs. E.
Mcmillan, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. John Flournoy,
NJ II Tall CT1xy6
A. L. Tubbs, Mrs Belcher, Mrs. stack, Mrs
Samuel Knight, Mrs. Watt, Mrs. Winslow, Mrs
Tuttle, Mrs. Shreve. Mrs. Mckee, Mrs D. T.
Murphy, Mrs. E. H. Horton, Mrs. Frederick
Green, Mrs. William V Bryan
Frank Coffin, the Berkeley Mandolin and
Glee Club, Miss Della Mills, Miss Johnson, Mr..
Hughes, Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. Wightman, Miss
Ferrer, the Clara Scnumann quartet and the
Press Club quartet contributed to the very ex
cellent programme.
Alter the music refreshments were served
and pleasant hour spent in conversation.
The emergency box, prepared by DR.. Somers
Tor the Doctors Daughters, was exhibited and
many sales made.
Miss Sachs gave theater party on Monday
evening TO forty young friends. Alter enjoy
ing "Chimmie Fadden' at the Columbia, an
elaborate supper WAS IN order at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. sachs, $50 Post street
Mrs John O'Neil Refs gave theater party
last Wednesday evening in honor OF her cou-
sin, Miss Kate Thornton Salisbury, and after
ward gave supper al her home. The others
present were: Miss Brooks, Miss Daisy Van
Ness, Miss Alice Owen, Miss kOmietta Wal
lace, Edward II. sheldon, Harry y. Prnge,
friedlander Bowie, Lieutenant R. c. Croxton,
Y: 5. A. l.. A. Wiltsee anu Lieutenant F. L.
Winn, U. S. A.
large theater party was given on Saturday
last, after which the ladies and gentlemen
Partook OF supper at the San Francisco
Nerein Club: The party was composed of Mr..
and Mrs William Fries, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Feuchtwanger, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Branden-
stein, Mr. and Mrs Leon Sloss, l. w. Hellman
Jr. and Miss Olga Triest, NJ. C. Sloss and Miss
g iipa
Greenwald, Bert R. Hecht and Miss Dora Saal-
burg, DR.. L. Neumann and Miss Agnes Bran
denstein, Joseph Dinkelspiel and Miss Mamie
Lewis, II. w. Brandenstein and Miss Minnie
Louise Schwabacher, Alfred Brandenstein and
Miss Nina Schwabacher Otto Greenwald and
Miss Grace Hecht, Leon Greenebaum and Miss
Louise Sussman, Louis Greenebaum and Miss
Henrietta Rothschild, Louis Simon and
Miss Clara Joseph, Louis Schwa bacher
and and Miss Norma Bachman, Martin ,Triest
and Miss Alice Friedlander, l. j.
Wiel aad Miss Estelle Wangenheim, Al Ehr-
man and Miss Rosalie Neustadter. Joseph
Friedlander and Miss Alice Greeubaum, Dr.
ence Walter and Miss Belle Gerstle, Meyer j.
Calm and Miss Alma Levinson samuel Saal-
burg and Miss lrma Adler, William Green
baum and Miss Jeannie Moore, Max schwa-
bacher and Miss Edith Hechi, ]. Barth and
Miss Elsa Frank, DR.. Jellinek and David Rich
4 dinner party was given by Nj and Mrs.
William Magee on Friday event. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Edison Adams Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Msgee, Captain and Mrs. Oscar F.
Lung, MI, anu MIS- eenwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
George McNear, Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Bowles
Mrs. H. Z. Huntington, 2S40 Jackson street
gave dinner party complimentary to Frank
Lincoln last Friday evening. The other guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Wigmore, John G. Stubbs,
Miss Stnbbs, Miss Lavert OF New Orleans, Miss
Mcneil and Samuel Ponds. = musicale later
in the evening was largely attended
Mrs. William b. Carr gave a tea at her resi-
dence, 1884 Broadway, on Wednesday from
TO o.. She was assisted in receiving her guests
by Mrs Henry l. Dodge, Mrs. F. 6. Sanborn
Mrs William S. Wood, Mrs. William j.
Younger Mrs. George L. Smith, Mrs. ]. A. de
Greayer, Miss josephine Cha Dot, Miss Lottie
WOODS, Miss Frances Currey, Miss Matte
Whittier, Miss Eleanor Wood Miss Rose
Hooper, Miss Maude Smith, Miss Effie Brown
Miss Mamie Van Wyck, Miss Maude Younger
and Miss Churchill Jones of St. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Hicks of Los Angeles
gave theater party at the Baldwin last Mon
day evening, followed by a supper at the Uni
and Mrs. Henry J. Crocker. Miss Alice Hager
Hugo Toland and Edward NJ. Greenwsy
The wedding of Miss Martha 2. Gibbs ana
Walter Gilmore Holcombe will take place next
Wednesday evening at the residence of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Van
Schelluyne Gibbs, 722 Post street. Only few
relatives and intims lie friends viii be present
at the ceremony, but a large number of invi-
tations have been issued for the reception,
which will follow from to IL oclocK.
Mrs. w. II. Brown will give a euchre party
at the Occi6ental Hotel on Wednesday even
ing, February "a.
Miss Gerstle will give matinee tea next
Saturday at the residence of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Gerstle, on Van Ness avenue.
Mrs. David Bixler will give q musicale on
dence, corner of Union and Pierce streets, in.
honor OF Sigmund Beel, the weIl-known vio-'
inist.
The. Monday Evening Dancing Glass will