The San Francisco call., 1898-01-23


 ary to their debutante daughters,
 the Misses Grace and Alice Borel. The dance was, without exception, the most elaborate private function of the season. Society was well represented at the gathering, and 1t is estimated that there were more than 800 dancers on the floor
 A big dance underlined for this week is the second meeting of the popular Gin derellas, to be held on Wednesday even ing, the 26th. The club will meet, as here tofore, at Native Sons Hall. Outside of the Cinderella dance, all entertaining during the week of jubilee will be kept within the bounds of small gatherings either at luncheons, dinners or teas.
 Of course, many visitors from the in terior will be entertained extensively, but as yet no definite plans have been an- nounced.
 February promises brilliantly as far as entertaining goes. Three big dances have already been announced-the Murphy fancy dress cotillon at the Palace, the ball to be given by MT. and Mrs. c. de Guigne at the Parrott residence and the Whittier dinner dance. Other minor en- tertainments are also being looked for ward to.
 Owing to a confusion of dates between the Friday Fortnightly and the Friday Night clubs, due to the pOstponement of
 
 the last meeting of the Friday Fortnight ly will be held on Thursday evening, Feb ruary 10, at Golden Gate Hall. This will be the army and navy cOtillOn, and will be under the leadership of the army of 1icers. At midnight light supper will be served, and then dancing will be re sumed until l O clock. This army and navy dance gives promise of eclipslng all of the many highly successful efforts of the club during this season.
 The Beecher drawing-room lectures, which were interrupted by the holidays, were resumed Thursday at 3 D. m. at the Century Club Hall, 1215 Sutter street. They will be continued every other Thursday, alternating afternoon and even ing Among the patronesses of these in teresting lectures are: Mrs. John Swift, Mrs. Charles Webb Howard, Mrs. George Oulton, Mrs. Ira Pierce, Mrs. Cyrus Wal ker, Mrs. Lowell White. Mrs. Austin Sper- ry, Mrs. Charles J. Durbrow, Mrs. Philo James Treadwell, Miss Ella Adams. Mrs. J. Dalgan Brown. Mrs. J. H. Swift, Mrs. Garret McEnerney, Mrs. Jenks Nesmith, Mrs. F. r: Stadtmuller, Mrs. Mclean Martin, Mrs Curran Clark, Mrs. M. Davis, Miss Flora Sherman, Mrs. L. C. Lane, Mrs F. G. Sanborn, Mrs. J. K. c. Mrs. P. N. Lilienthal. Mrs. J. V. Hunter, Mrs. M. J. Waldenheimer Mrs. Truesdale Mrs Beighle. Mrs N Agard, Mrs Niles Searls, Mrs Milton Andros, Mrs. Milton Wheaton, Mrs. 1. Lowenberg, Mrs. M. K, Prick, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. A. E. Morri- N son, Mrs. Phebe Hearst, Mrs. L. L. Baker and Mrs. P. D. Armour.
 The N. s. L. K. 10 held their eighth anniversary reception on Friday evening January IA, at Sherman, Clay & Cos Hall. The affair was a most brilliant enjoyable and successful one. Seventy five couples were present. The stage anC hall were decorated with ferns and palms Robert F. Haight acted as floor director aaissiste9d aist9 by Fred Fred TT G. Gautner A H. Herzer, Henry A Whitley James P Whitney and Sanford G. Lewald. Amona those present were: Miss Leah s. Young Miss Emma PrOsek, Miss Maud D. Haas Miss Felice Kingsford, Miss Elizabetl Kavanagh, Miss Nellie G. Martland, Miss Clara Hall, Miss Belle Rapp, Miss Grace Critcher, Miss Susie Vincent, Miss Belle Hemmenway, Miss Wainwright Miss Mizpah Friederichs, Miss Louise Hoel scher, Miss Frieda Pockwitz, Miss Ger trude Benjamin, Miss Kate Byington Miss Mabel Phillips. Miss Marie Babin Miss Sophie Schilling, Miss Rose Swee ney, Miss May Sullivan, Miss Rose Hem menway, Miss Alberta Gruenhagen, MT Mrs. Robert Tittel, MT and Mrs James P. Whitney, pr. T. J. Frazer, Randa Phillips, Henry P. Umbsen, pr. Likens Merritt Robinson, Harold Warwick, VII John Rapp, George Brooks. pr. Halsted Dr. Burnham, O. M. Howard, Jasol Gould, Wallace Alexander, Henry E. Car ter, Oscar Meussdorffer, Louis Aitken Fred A. Wieland, William F. Sawyer Henry Jurs, Dr. Sylvester. Lewis Ewing ton, Clarence Musto, Joseph Emanuel Joseph Mattoon, Joseph F. Poheim an, Hugo Poheim
 Eptre Nous Cotillion will give its nex assembly and german on next Frida, evening, January 2S, at the Palace Hotel A number o1 pretty figures of the ger man will be given.