The San Francisco call., 1898-01-09
Club Parties.

A large attendance was present at the Womens Union on last Tuesday evening to listen to an excellent programme. The guests were received by the following committee of reception: Mrs. H. Lewis, Mrs. Martin Johnson, Miss Grace Sherry. Miss Belle Samuels and Mime. Roeckel (chairman). The following programme was carried out:
 Piano solo, "Barcarolle Venitienne" Oavignac). Mme. Ellen Coursen-Roeckel; song, 'I Dream of Thee" CTrotere), Mrs. H. Lewis; romance, "The Island of Dreams" (Adams), Miss Isabel Johann sen, debutante; Brindisi, ''LucreZia Bor gia' DonizettD, Miss Grace Sherry; bal lad, Dear Little Maid" De Koven), Miss Viola Johannsen. debutante; aria, Scenes That Are Brightest" (Wallacel, Mrs. Mar tn Johnson; lied, a, Dreaming (Schu, TRaRek Roeekep Ma LittIe eD GiF P0n STy duet, When Life Is Brightest (PinsutD 2 Mrs. H. Lewis and Mime. Roeckel.
 vI,n The seventh el,Ss regular meeting of La January 4. The first prize was won by Miss Lille Cook and the booby by Miss Louise Nichols of Santa Cruz.
 The stag party or high links given by the Society of Old Friends last Wednes- day night in their hall at II Third street was an event not to be forgotten by the OId Friends present, as it was one of the most pleasant gatherings they had for a long time.
 Ndpldln d. W. Howell acted as master or ceremonies, and with the assistance of Dr. r. k. Lord, the president, and J. F. SnhKey, the secretary, had full charge of
 The revised constitution and bylaws were accepted as recommended by the board or directors, changing the annual Ions Tor officers will be held on Wednes- day night, January 12, and the election VIII VIII d be held on Wednesday night, Janu- ary 26, when officers will be elected for the year lSN .IndRa II A lfan1nholl wa q lntroduced as a candidate for president, and and stated he would accept the nomina- tlon and if elected he promised to serve to the best of his ability.
 me Narsovienne Club gave a social SSoiI SSSdtiuIruay evening, January s, at Wells
 1aH. The affair was a great success.
 A most enjoyable and successful party was given by the members of the Emanon SotiII9n Club on Friday evening, Decem- Der 3l, 1897, at Hinman's Hall. Several ngureS or the German were danced under the able leadership of James Rolph Jr. 5nC, Ih0se in the first set were: Howard A. Reid and Miss Annie Reed, Louis B. Haseltine and Miss Ida Bernard, Hub para Dunbar and Miss Lizzie Knox, John George Hind and Miss Alice Mayhew, Viii h. Carr and Miss Mabel Haseltine.
 A Iancy dress party was given by the Alpha Sigma Epsilon Fraternity, at the residence of Mrs. Anna Cummins, b Brod- erlek street, on New Years eve.
 The ballroom was beautifully decorated.
 ~eNAisSiA6 vas cHJbytO uDlll du HOuT Tn the morning and an elaborate supper served at midnight. The prettiest cos tune of the evning was worn by Miss Gladys Cummins and the most original by E. James Cross
 Among those present were: Mrs. Anna Cummins, Mrs. C. I. Burns, Mrs. F. R.. Cook, Mrs. J. F. Genung, Mrs. M. Dover, Miss Nettie Forbes, Miss Emily Seibel, Miss Katherine O'Connell, Miss Marie Walters, Miss Estelle Smith, Miss Flora Muller, Miss Blanche Arguello, Miss Eu- genie OConnell, Miss S. Clayburg, Miss C Clayburg. Miss Gladys Cummins; Miss Edna Church, Miss Verna Harrison, Miss Ethel Hudson, Miss Myna Hepburn. Miss Ada Hall, Mis- Elizabeth Shanley. Miss Fife Denine, Miss Helen Denine, Miss Edith Manning, Miss Elsie Niles, Miss Messie Stanford, Miss Grace Marshall. George O'Connell, J. D. Genung, H. Allen Forbes, Dr. R. F. O'Connell, E.. J. Owen, Thomas OConnell. Bert Georges, F. J. Cross, Hugo Herzer, K. B. Dwyer, Milton Bailey, Thomas Cashin, H. L. Cummins, G. l.. Dennett, Charles R. Smurr, c. Y. Burns, R. E. Irones. George Hewlett, Lucien White. H. T. Moore, Leo McMahon and Herbert Bailey.
 A very enjoyable time was spent by the members of Crescent Social Club at their quarters on New Years night. Several dered. after which several vehicles took the crowd to a downtown hotel, where an elegant banquet was served. Among those present were: Messrs. l.. Hess. c. Zeimer, M Block. C.. Reinholds. A. Samuels, C.. Zeimer, H. Gompertz, s. Goldstone, K. West Nj. Bainer, s. Caroe, h. Hallman, F. Kahn, A. C. Bernstein,