The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-23

Miss Cora Meyerstein, Mrs. James Ed
wards, Miss Helen Wright and Miss
Marian. The rooms were beautifully dec
grated, autumn tints predominating. The
parlOrs were crowded with fashionable
! company between the hours OF and 4
! served.
Next Saturday morning Irving M. Scott,
| DR.. George Chismore and Lieutenant h
F. Nicholson, commander Of the Farra-
| gut, will be the guests OF honor at a dll-
| ner to be given by the Bohemian Club:
On Thursday evening, October u Mrs
| William ]. McClOSky will give a reception
at her studio in the Phelan building from
| s to 10 o'clock.
In a Denver paper appears the following
item, which will be Of interest TO Sa Sa9
Miss Cranmer gave a large and hand-
someIy appointed tea Thursday afternoon
in honor of their guest, Miss Messer OF
San Francisco, who will spend the winter
with them The day was perfect one,
and during the reception hours-trom
to 6-there was continuous S strea !laio %
in and out Of the Cranmer residence on
Seventeenth avenue Pink was the color
scheme carried out al over the the mouse use;
banks of palms were artistically arranged
about the spacious parlors ana IN lne
esnecIaliy attractive. Bands of heavy
pink satin ribbon twined with Ce4tcate
strands of asparagus fern EXTENDED rom
the pink-shaded chandelier to the Tour
corners of the table. A large vase OF PINK
roses occupied the center OF the taple.
Mrs Cranmer received in a handsome
toilet of white taffeta with lavender trim
n9ings and a bodice of embroidered chlf-
| fon edged with Persian trimming: Mss
Cranmer wore a beautliul sowa4 oi hd piIGn
taffeta, with mink trimming, ana d p0 N4i
| Of lavender velvet and clinton. MISS
| Messer made a charming picture In a "aie
! blue satin brocade, en- train, with peru
coat If white mousselne de sole, rufted
| down the front. The bodice was trimmed
with emerald green velvet ana cream iate
applique. with a pulled front Oh WHITE
mousseline de sole.
Mr.. and Mrs George .Crocker arrived
here last Thursday in their private G car
asTSrnilita " and were accompanied by Mr
and Mrs. Charles A. Childs OF New YORK
CITY. Miss Rutherford and Miss Emma
Wallace Rutherford 1ioo T3eX aPG at Streets ee
Mrs lane l.. Stanford. Is expected home
from New York during the week:
Miss Ella Bender has been the u guest 9,3s
Of Mrs. J. B. Wright OF sacramento our
ing the last fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Moulton will soon
leave their county N TiI New Re York CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Dodge returned last
Monday from an extended eastern "Trip
Mrs. c. E. Kilbourne and Miss Kill
hourne. wife and daughter of Ma
ior Kflbourne U. S. A, are at the Colo
NAL for the winter.
The BurIingame Club will move to its
new quarters about November Is, and
until the new clubhouse is erected they
will occupy the old cottage, formerly USED
p by r1Ss" viii be Used 1t is expected that
In about three months the club Will nave
complete possession of its new nome ana
grounds.
The Misses Florence and Sara Coleman
and Miss Julia George are visiting MIS-, MISS
Alice Boggs at the Boggs country nome
W, E. Dean and family have returned
! from San Rafael and taken possession or
their apartments at the Palace
c. F. Mullins and family have returned
from Europe and are occupying their res
| idence, 1909 Cough street
Mrs Alfred Tubbs has gone TO CoIusa
A reception was given last Sunday even
| ing at Duveneck's Hall by the Monarch
| Brass Band In honor Of one Of their MEM
| hers. Dr. Edw. Fisher, who has return
ed from a mining expedition. A very
pleasant evening was spent IN music
| dancing and speeches, after which sup
TT The full dress ball of the Arion veretn
| will take place Saturday, october ~, at
| their rooms, Ala Pine Street
The members of Company L, First Reg
iment. League of the Cross Cadets OF
| Mission Dolores parish, Will give an en-
TREATMENT in Odd Fellows Hall on
tuesday evening, october %, for the ben
| eft Of their uniform ana armory 1uno
| Tickets can be bought at the armory,
| Tenth and Market streets, or from mem
| hers of the company, for % cents each
The committee in charge of the entertain
ment consists of Lieutenant Frank j.
Grinoley, Sergeant Vincent c. Kennedy
and Corporal William j; Smith
Golden Gate Masquerade Carnival will
give a prize masquerade at Eintracht
Hail, Saturday evening, October 20.
Mrs. NJ. l. Delaplaine of Wheeling, w.
Va sailed last Thursday on the steamer
China for an EXTENSIVE TIP ZIP through tne
three months in this city previous to their
departure, and expect to return again In
the early spring:
A delightful dinner party was given by
Mrs Emma Blank last Tuesday evening
at her home 1850 Ellis street, The table
was beautifully decorated with caTnatlons
sixteen. After dining the evening was
spent in music and dancing.
THE marriage Is announced of Miss
known literary woman OF this city, and
viii de Calves GladWin. The ceremony
was performed al the residence of the
brides uncle, j. T. summers nm SIOUX mS rails
is superintendent of the Sioux Falls Post
Office.
The christening of the youngest chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. M. TONES was cele-
brated last week. The girl was named
Martha Charlotte Wilhemina; one of the
! boys received the names Emiel Martin
| Johann and the other Franciscus Nicho-
| laus Those who acted as sponsors on the
| occasion were: Miss Charlotte Wilhel-
mine Maier. Frederick Kaiser, Miss Jo-
Miss Emielie Wrede, Henry o. l.. TONES,
Miss Ella Breene, Johann TONES and Au-
gust c. Marquardt. Among others pres
| ent were: Mrs. Charles Mailer Mrs Au-
Breenn ,IIIinS