The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30
Club Parties.

The "Fin de Steele" Whist Club was elaborately entertained on Tuesday night by the Misses Adelaide and Josephine Hromada at their home, 121S Masonic ave nue. The rooms were prettily decorated with festoons of smilax, ferns and flow CTS. After the regulation whist games the guests enjoyed dancing on the canvased floor to the excellent music rendered by a stringed orchestra.
 At midnight all repaired to the supper room, where a tempting supper was served. Those present were: Miss A. Hromada, J. H. Wheeler, Miss J. Hro- mada, L. R. Gambitz. Miss Thelma Kie- fabe, J. C. Crooks, Miss Susie Logan, El- wyn Gates, Miss B; Gambitz, T. T.. Miss Ida Wolfe, w. Fl. Robinson, Miss Faith Gambitz, F.. B. Davis Miss Grace GHdden, ". Burner. Horace Morgan, Miss A SchweitZer Stewart Carter. Miss C. Ledelt, c. Biber Miss l.. Buck. Ar thur Kennedy, Miss l.. Fleury, C. Buck. Miss A. Postag, George Bauer. Miss H. t1eury, Burt Davis and D. Gerts
 The fourth meeting of the Assembly CotiIlon Club took place on Friday even ing last at Lunt's Hall. Several popular hgures of the german were danced under the leadership of Wilfred c. Yanke.
 Among those present were: Miss Joey Egan, Miss Bessie Stanford, Miss Made me Hoey Miss Maud Haas Miss Emma Prosek' Miss M. Tiedemann, Miss F., Tiedemann, Miss Lillian Childs, Miss K Walsh, Miss Cora Wang, Miss Regina Plagemann, Miss M Hardiman Miss Mae Nolan, Miss Susie Logan, Miss D.. Heuer. Joe Bowling, Charles Hoey, N. Babin Ed A Christensen, N. Walsh. Paul Wes- cou, A. II. Autz, Dr. Sylvester, E. A Groezinger, J. r. Plagemann, M Robin son and R. c. .Yanke
 q The, The ladies ladies ,g high inks given by the Genlal Whist Club at their rooms, corner Of Bush street and Van Ness avenue, last Saturday evening was thoroughly en- loved by all who were fortunate enough to be present. The rooms were hand somely decorated with palms, ferns and hundreds of Chinese lanterns. The en- tertainment, which was novel as in tereStlng, was thoroughly enjoyed, after which dancing was in order until early morn.
 The R. K. L. gave their second success full social on January 20 at Saratopa Hall Miss Frances Cohnreich and Jake Raph- cid led the grand march, followed bv seventy-five couples.
 The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Octave Whist Club was held at the residence Of Miss Berenice Beeney % Hampton street, on Saturday evening, January 22 The first prize was won by and the second by Miss Beeney and Elmer Emery. At 1:S0 cards were dispensed with. and the guests all repaired to the dning-room where a delicious sumner was served The club consists of tweptv tept members and has only been org~s1ized live months. but is progressing wonder fully, and is nearly ready to challenge any of the whist clubs in the city.
 The Cotillon of '98 held their initiai party Wednesday evening January 10 at Assembly Hall. The affair was a most delightful success. The officers of inc club are: Bruce Large. president: Les lie l. Coggins, vice-president William E. Schord, secretary; Allen II. Ferguson, treasurer Robert Schord. manager
 Much of the success of the first meet ing Of the club was due to the following gentlemen who officiated as floor com C. E. Niedecker. Bernie P Gleason G T. Montgomery, Jose r. Lavin.