The San Francisco call., 1897-04-05
WHAT SOCIETY rs DOING.
The Gould At Home on Thursday
Evening Genial Club
ReceutiOn.

Reception.
Miss Sadie Gould gave a delightful "at
home" to number of her friends on Thurs
day evening, April /.
The house was beautifully decorated with
smilax and California poppies-
Dancing, vocal and instrumental music
were among the features of the evening.
DR.. w. H. Sieberst was toastmaster and tur-
nished lots of merrimeut throughout.
The regular monthly entertainment and
dance of the Native Sons of Vermont will be
held at Odd Fellows Hall, Friday evening,
April 8. The following programme has been
prepared for the evening": Overture, pelie-
planes orchestra; song, selected, Miss Nora
Dona; 'Greeikens," illusionist in a venlrilo-
quiai monologne, assisted by his comic au-
donations; quartet, Greeting 10 Spring -
strauss,Wiison), Lyric Quartet, Professor and
Faces" dramatic fancy in one act, by the
umbian Stock Company; Robert, Reginald
Travers; Philip. Bert Morrison; Margaret,
Miss Freda Gallick Lucy, Miss Effie Bonde.
On last Saturday evening the Genial Social
Club OF this City gave an entertainment and
dance in Jndson's Hall. Among those pres
Fannie Judson, Minnie Judson, Lotte Holli-
day, G. Holiday, Anita Mccain, Mabel Stand
ley and Marion Plant, Messrs. A. Beiiman, G.
Barry, l. Johnson, A. Johnson, d. Mahoney,
+. Mahoney, W. McInnlss, J. Bender, r. Jud-
son, J. Maybe, A. Harris, q. Anderson, ]. Chis-
holm, Roy Anderson, B. Mcdonald, ]. Gill;
IlOiOs u. caS4iAuAii, fuu w uitSApuAS dlQ
Thompson.
A very pleasant surprise party was given to
Master James Reid, March 81, at his residence,
3455 Seyent' enth street. The house was
beautifully decorated with plies. Dances and
songs were continued Hill IL O'Clock, when
supper was served.
owner of the celebrated Rawhide mine, ac-
compauied by Miss Mollie Pierce daugh er oil
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Pierce, sailed Oh the
steamship Coptic for China and Japan last
Thursday afternoon. The ladies will tour in
the Orient during the summer months and
may extend their journeying to the is land oi
early fall large number of friends of both
ladies were st the snip to wish them bon
voyage.
Mrs ]. A. Bauer, Mrs. C. J. Foster, Mrs. C. A.
Paso Robes. w. II. Loomis and wife oi
Brooklyn. Ms Mrs 4. Wiley, W. J. Wiley OF ssh
Nolan are spending month at Paso Ronles
w. F. Siebert and P. Z. Riley and wife of Sa n
Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Thorne of Ia
coma, c. A. Holland and wife of British
Columbia have spent the month at Paso
Mrs. Mary T. Clark and Mrs. Josephine
227 Connecticut street. Buffa.o, n. Y, after
visiting the various places of interest through
out the southern part OF the State, are now
stepping with their brother, George Walcom,
500 Dolores street.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Lowenthal OF 2211 sutter stree,
has discontinued her day at home for the
Mrs. Charles E. Post has left the Hotel oliver
and gone to her ranch, near Saratoga, Santa
Clara County.
DR.. David Starr Jordan will deliver lecture
on the Evolution of the Mind" at the Second
Unitarian Church, on Tuesday evening,
April q.
Miss Rose Breslauer, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. ]. Cohen of Sussnvile, has re-
turned and will be pleased to see her friends
at 1416 Geary street.
Mrs. B. Meyer and Miss Annie Meyer, of 241S
Washington street, have removed 10 927 Pos
street. AT home the second Tuesday of the
month.
Or. and Mrs. George X. Frink will be at
home the first and second Sundays of each
month at their residence in Belvidere. Mrs
Frink will be home Wednesdays.
Mrs Hermann Adler has moved to 1882
Pine street and will be at home the third Mon
day OF each month.