The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

ern Addition, at 1914 Golden Gate avenue. for
the purpose OF organizing a social club Tor the
social season. The following officers were
erected; Bruce Lodge, president; Naien Tine
Cooney, vlce-pre siden;; Howard Davis, secre-
tary; Al Fergersen, treasurer; Robert sonora,
manager: william Sehotd, assistant manager.
lovial crowd of fraternity men, represent.
Ing lhe San Francisco Alumni Association oi
me Phi koppa Psi fraternity, met at the Cafe
LsnSand last Friday evening. The following
oincers were chosen for the ensuing year;
Clayton Benueti, president; William w Gutn,
vice,president and treasurer; William b.
Moyhen, secretary.
Among those present were: Dr. c. E, Nc
Fherson, Washington and Jefferson, 90 F;
Judge Sterhen Nye, Alleg heny College, oS {;
Judge r. F Crawford, Bucknel, 80; z l.
Campbell, Bethany, "a; J. l. Nickel Beth i,
an, '6S; Thomas w. Nowlin, Cornell, 90 /;
Rey. ). Bovsrd. DE Pauw, III; DR.; j. f. Dillon,
,9 dickinson, III; Ernest I. scnaeffie, Buek knell'
"; Professor Charles B Rid geway, Dickin-
son, %; Rev. George E. Walk, Be thany Col
Iege u; Rev. Z. T. Coyle, Wa pash. rs; John
Il; 4; Ricna1ds, University OF Michigan 81 )
W. w. Douglas, Kansas Univer.ity; PRO
lessor II. A. feszell, Ohio state University; !;
Dr. b. F. Hail, U. of p 'S2; samuel Ewing.
INDIANA II % DR.. a, B. Mckee, Z. OF p S3; James
80; w. L Hawkins, U. of p. 'S5; DR.. J. Stow
ballard U. of p, SO; Professor Cecil Writ
naTsa Y: Off. 'ss; br. c. G. csnUey, u 1.o of
Clayton Bennet, Bucknell; Z. A. Wilcox, u.
OF p, 80; W. A. Beasly. U. of P, 80; h. T.
TruInbo; Stanford, '91; William W. Gmth,
o. - D. t1euUPI>OHB
H.. Waltot, STANFORD, 90; II; A. Barnhioel ioa
Stanford, i93; c. B. Whittier, Stanford, SS;
Sonn NJ Lewis. Stanford 80; r d. iae Evans
Storey, Stanford, '96; H. A. Allen, Stanford,
~; Allen Ward, Columbia, '97.
III CAPTAIN Club he'd its opening party at
Assembly Hall, 1412 Polk street, Friday even
ing, October 15 The affair was most enjoy
able and successful one.
The initial concert and ball of the Arion
,oh xerei1 took place last evening; Saturday oc-
tober 10, at their rooms, 426 Pine street
A delightful affair took place on thursday
evening AT the Armitage Orphanage. For over
year the young ladies composing the guiio
OF 81, Feiiciene. connected with Trinity
Chuich, have been saving 10 buy piano LOT
the orPeanage, and having accom- plishsd thls
laudable purpose they arranged Tor oedlca-
tion and Invited II large mum Der OF prominent
ladies' and gentlemen from their own church,
toge ther with others from the Good Samaritan
NJ .ssion. The dedicatory speech was made oy
Mrs. William A. DeaneI
Among those present were: Miss Mable
Hammond, Miss Wsdsworth, the Misses Nc
DJugall, the Misses Schroth, Miss Reynolds;
Mrs. Holzseid, Miss Hessler, Mrs. J. r. Smed-
berg, Mrs. l. NJ. Rosenfeld, Miss Hammond,
Mrs. Wadsworth, Miss Dean, Mr.. and Mrs
William Deane. Miss Bronn, Miss Myna Hep
burn, Mr. and Mrs W. J. Quinlan, Miss Ella
Hepburn, Mrs Kate Waters, Miss de Turbie-
vile, MISS Bems II. C. keach, G. B. Gilmore,
Brown, Mr.. Jeffries William Buck. Mrs. George
Reed. T. Greathead. Miss Smedberg, Nh and
Mrs. b. +. lie Warne, Rev. Edward Morgan,
Master Valentine Deane, Enos Brown, Albert
Gill, Miss Jean Smed berg.
The Myslics held their thirty-thi:d evening
dress party on Tuesday last al Native Sons
Hall.
The march, composed Of about $50 couple,
was led by J. II. kuller and Miss Cordie Wet
jen. handsome blonde. who was becomtngly
gowned in white orgendie cut decoIette, trim
mings Of white satin ribbon, and carried car
nations.
The twilight dance was one of The many fea-
lures OF the evening. The committees in
charge were follows:
NJ. l.. Re- vnolds. fl or manager; II. G. Muller,
assistant floor manager; W. ". Sale and h.
NJ theson, reception committee; auxiliary
committee j. II. Fuller, H. l. Goedje, A.
Frank, A. Nelson, J. L. Sale, ". Belding
The Mystics viii give their opening party,